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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-19

In Cleveland. Ohio, st TIE residence Of the brides
father the morning Of the 18th, by the Rev. Lew
ts ( : rton Of 81 John 5 Church Mr. JE ONE
NOHHOE, Of Ssndusky City, TO Miss VIRGINIA
F0UT5. No cards,
MAY 10Th, 1851, by the Rsv william Allen Fisk
NJ. O. H. boss and Mrs. JOSIEV. TY GER, all Of
thi city.
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1. o. o. F.-The members Of Erie
Lodge, No. q, will meet at their Hall next
Suaday afternoon, at ono o'clock, to attend
the funeral of our late brother, F. ". Mar
ssilles. Services to be held in the Erie street
NJ. Church, at o'clock Of the same day.
Brothers of the order and friends of the de-
ceased are invited to attend.
A. E. BUREAAM.
mayIS 1854 Per Secretary.
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FoR Plumbing, Gas Fitting and Fix
turss 90 to AoGsrVey's, opposite the POstOf-
Zee, agent for the celebrated lava tip gas
burner. apr3O:149
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-19

CROWDED OUT.-A large amount Of in
teresting local matter is crowded out from
this mornings edition, and will appear to-
morrow.
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p. Y. RIONET mARKEx-lIay IS.


R7oHay-Activs at 5a7 per cent, ehishy6.
Sterling ELohRuHo-UnBsttled and hrmer =
First class bills quoted At ie73alss for currency
GOld-Firmer, and more active. Opening At ls4t
cecling TO lS2, aOd oiosiDR hrm l55-
Total exports Of specie to-day s900. .O00
tfoVernmoaE 4Locka-Oontinue firm. United
States SIS 2 1881. coupons, Ii4Sall4S; Five-TWen
ties, COUPONS lOS<aIJT.
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Y. BROCK mARKER-lIny IS.
Try FHEnuaaPu

4t0oEs-LoWer-
Galsoa and hicago l34S, Cleveland and Toledo
l53, ChcsgO and Rock Iala1d lt6&, Milwaukee aud
srairis du Chien 20, Toledo and WABASH IN, Hud-
1866 Harlem 2sO, Reading les, michigan southern
ZOE do g0aranteed l4I lnt Is Central scrip ls45s,
Cleveland and Pittsburgh III, Pittsburgh, ~ Wayne
and chicago III Ere IloA, do Pfe.erIed l0596, New
York Canfral l3fK
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MARINf lHfEIllaE ER0E.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.


EETERED.----.-----NsJ ls.
stmf Morning Star, Vigor, Detroit.
Prop SusQuBhanna Brown. Buffalo
Prop BucESyes Chapman, Ogdensburgh.
Prop Portsmouth,, IraVeras, Eauduskv
Prop Atlantic. Pratt, Buffalo
Prop Olean, Drisc n, Dunkirk
echr fream. Mitchell, Detroft
Schr Jason Parker, Berrimau, Toledo, $3.50 bulhslI
wheat
sehr stariisht Burge, BurWelI, 1857 feet fpmbor
Schr Odd Fellow, murray, Toronto
ScOu Cousin Mary, Blanchard, Kelly.s Island
scoW 3 Hyde, BOussisr, Detroit, Is n shingiea.
EABED....--....---...MsyI Is.
Stmr Morning Star, Vigsr, Detroit.
Prop SusQuehanna, BroWn, Buffalo.
Prop Buckeye, Chapman. Chicsgo.
Prop POrtau u1uth, Traverse, Bulfs'O
Prop Tioga, Waterbury. Dunkirk, SOC bbls -four.
Prop Saginaw, Caiicn, Buffalo.
Prop Pacific. Kelley, Bu alo 1913 bbls dour.
Brig Ircauois, Becker. Toledo.
scht Lewis lass Pc lett Hamilton, 25l lens coal.
schr JAscn Parker Berrimau, Toledo
S@hr " Sa-E-ant, II Arrs, Toledc 10 tons c a.
&C W r BYde. bou-si-r, Du-sirk.
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PERsOHAL.-J. N. Mccullough, Esq.,, Of
the P, Fit W. c. R R., is in town, and is
stopping at the Angler.
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Ten-Forty Government Loan.
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY.
TEX FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
OF OLEVEAHD,
designated permanent Depository Of the Govern
ment, is prepared TO receive subscriptions to the
Ten-ROrty Government Loan,
now ready for delivery.
Depository for U. s. Onioers, PaymasterS and
Ousrtermastera. mar3o-l52.
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DEETIBTRT.-Dr. B. 2. Robinson, Office
No. so Wood street. All kinds Of surgical
and mechanical dentistry, done in the best
manner and at a low price.
dec9R2T
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CITY NEWS.

THE DEAN RIoHNoED.-This splen i'd
boat will arrive from Chicago to-day.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-19

WILKES, Clipper, Banner Of Light, Irish
American, all fer this week. Also American
Tales No. Z and Tho Ladies Friend, for
June, at Bakers, $50 Superior strsat.
maylQ:I5I
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-19

FoR style, beauty and durability 60 to
the Great Bsnkrupt Sale, No. IOs Superior
street. Ladies' CATERS, BalmOrals, also
Gents and Children's boots and shoes, at
prices that suit the public. Crowds of ladies,
the elite of the city, show their good sense by
purchasing at the Great Bankrupt Sale.
mavIT.I5I
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Go TO sHERwooD's great closing out sale
Of Dry Goods this week, for bargains. 242
and 244 Superior street. See advertisement
mayI7:l55
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SEE TIE CoEQUEHma HERo.-splendid
large new steel plate portraits Of General
Grant. Csnvsssing agents wanted through
out the State. Specimens sent by mail on
receipt of retail prices, one dollar. Address
B. s. Green, Room American Buildings,
Cleveland, Ohio. msyI4:15I.
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DIED.

In this city, May sth, at 70 O'Clock. HAMPTON
T., only chtld Of d. N. aud 8. B. Gardner aged IL
months.
Funeral at o'clock Thursday afternoon, at IST
Prospect street. The rierds of the family invit-
ed to attend,
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OIL.
OIL OIL OILi
ALEXANDER, sgOFIELD & CO.,
REEIHERS OF
Extra Petroleum OIL, senzOlo ana
Machinery Oils.

We pay particular attention to packages thereby
saving cur customers much loss By leakage. We
guarantee our oil give perfect satisfaction and
g good e. any made in the city Also, we pay par
t1cular attention to putting up Of
NAPTHA OR BENZOLE,
guitable for Varnish Manufacturer and Paintsr'
use. IN hand and for sale
3n1 bbls extra refined petroleum OIL,
lOd bbls DeOderiEed Benzole (equal 20 FurBentins)
100 bbls No. I. Lubricating II,
which W. sell at loweet market proas.
FFIOE-lO8 d. Clair stest, fsrmerly occupied hy
VIM. o. Scofeld 3 90.
JOHN ALExANBERs HhENELAHn n
VIZ. o. sOOBIELD,
MARMHW WILSON. ADrt3.
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UOm IA + ~ OIAL.
ULEVKLAND MARKET.

nOBHIHG LEADER OFFIOE,
WKDHIs7kH ETzEua, Nay Is, le6i.B
Receipts-The following are the receipts Of grain
BY rail and canal during the "A hours ending at half
past nine O'Clock this morning.
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RRAYRLLKR,s RRGIsFKR.

uECitizens wishing conveyance TO either OF the
Gbove Trains Boats, will be called for by Coaches
Of Stevens Omnibus Line. by leaving their address
at the Omnibus Once ll7 Superior St, next door 70
the Waddeil Horse
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fiNAaGiAg AHD COMMERCIAL {
RENAN OIAR- .
MONEY mARKRT.
MoENINe IEADER oTEloE,

WEDzEsDAY EVENING, Nay lS, 1854.
GOId-As We had no doubt would be the case nm
der the inushcs Of the apparent military inaotiv-
ity together with the damaging rumors set ahost By
interested spsoulatoTB, Gold made another EdVsnce
to-day, closing at lss. The steamer Europe took
out ssOO'OO in specie The boying rate hers to-day
opened at 75 per cent premium, advancing and clos
ing at 7s.
SilVSr-Buying about 10 per cent. below gold.
RIOney-CuTeney is in moderately active demand
and easy at 6a71< per cent.
RxohanES-EAsisr. Par on New York for Gov
eFnment. National and Ohio funds Eastern and
Pittsburgh y per cent discount.
GOVsrnment BOndB-ModsratelJ active and
firm at the following rates:
Buying. selling
5-20s, May coupons sOfi.................l06f los
7-3Ds, April and OctOber.......-...lI0 u2H
7-30a, February and AuEust-.-....Il0 nSS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-19

THE Ladies will please look into Mrs
sbaW's Millinery Rooms, 2S6 Superior street
mayl9:I57
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2. B. HALE, Banker,
III suPerIer-sts
0. 8. BONDS, GOLD, SILVER, 0. g.
COUPONS and CANADA MONEY

Bought AAa--4-Ss \ -
-ssf0f By the House be agreed tastl
deposits Deceived
And Collections made ct all accessible
points.
~Uncurrent Funds converted at Low
est Rates.
Revenue Stamps for Sale.
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FOR SALE,

FOR SALF--1O IL AoEEs OF
LAND on =. OIafr Rosd three miles from the
Court bouse Has good house on 4. Also, hne
lot bearing fruit trees, grape vines &C. Apply 10
II OTIS FOR SALb--135 FIT. FRONT
en- Superior st., corner Of Muirson-st aho-
Gubos i6 II and IS being As feet front esch o. su
perior-St, cart Of Muirson-tt- Also-l5 lest front
on S1rlng-st running banF TO the ballroad track
being land on which part Of the Wood Shed Of the
OaYeland, Columbus 4 Cincinnati Railroad stands.
Also-l7 fset6 inches iront on Cham pianist nearY
opposite the new City court House.
eB-For terms enquire o. PAfHE 4 WADE
frr9- H2o AtforuaVs
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HARDWARE.

TRON q NAILS WAREHOUSE
Noe. 81, 6, 50 and 81 Rigsr-St., and "a s. 3 aaa
= on tins Dock. Cleveland, 0hfn.
". z. 0arsy 5 o.,
WaolesAie Agency Tor the sale Of shosnberr.rsuyss
ats Nails Common and Charcoaf Shesf TFon, u 1nir
Boiler Plata, spring RloN and Blister Stes 5tesi
eiov Wing. Bar iron, OIotor Window Qias8, drfne
stones VINO. Bars tsishrnfed F.ra PROOF SAL 4
Sc - asrfrr--r Eff~.H s-e1-FieR7
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1t will be hardly necessary for US to repeat
that these marked in the above list as held to
service have three days grace granted them,
in " ich to furnish substitutes, or pay com
mutation, if they desire to do either.
Not one principal has as yet been sent to
the rendezvous of drafted men.
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PITTsBURGH OIL nIARKRr.

Especial to the Eesder
PITTSBURGH May Is
PefrOlsum-Crude oil is in e cd demand, and
sh de higher 29c being askei with sal OF q small
itt At th4t price refined in NJ sold at sic; pres
cut delivery &c June delivery, free, 60c
rriYed-i.6D bbis crude, bbls rehned. The
river Is falling, and is now in good boating order.
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Rose & Pr.arl..' Provision nr.rt.. Re

Rose d Preatiss' Provision Market Re-
port
Hama-Sugar-cured premium hams . b...-.--ls
Canysssed hams D b............-...-....-..-..l9
-,s..s. G
SaOulds rB-Sugar- q b.............-..... 70
Bncon-Or SmOk d Sides b fb.........-........I45fc
Lard P ime leaf kettle RENDERED In bbs y b..l4fc
Prime leot KETTLE render'd in kegs y b--l5
ALtra clear q $40
~ No extra charge MAZE for packages or carriage
10 railro d cep e or boats Ali nrtic es warrant
ed strictly prime and equal 70 anything 10 the State
Orders prOm3ty filed. Our sugar-cursd Bans and
keftle-IendsIed Lard took the first emlum at the
late Ohio Stlts fair. ROSE Z PkEETI5s.
iuy4-R9
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-19

TIE DAWN OF BRIGHTER DAX.-The
gigantic struggle of the Army of the Poto-
mac, and the splendid victories achieved,
seem plainly to point to the dsWning of a
brighter day, when our war worn
heroes can return to the fond embraces
Of the loved ones at home, and when, peace
like, the sunlight Of the bright May morn
shall spread its benign radiance over our
whole land. Ills useless to battle with fate,
and, to those who are not heedlessly blind,
tits plain Uncle Sam. has not got his growth
yet
The course Of human events most
certainly points to q mighty Republic
on this continent, which no power on earth
can crush until it shall have had its day and
& better and more orious government shall
spring into existence whom law and liberty
shall be more perfect. Il is madness to at
tempt to break the bond that unites the sis
terhOod of States.
HIn vain is the strife.
When its fury is past,
Their fortunes must flow
In one channel at last,
As the torrents rusn
From the mountains Of snow
Rolled mingled IN peace
Through the valleys below.
Whilst these mighty events are transpir-
ing, upon which q nations hopes are center
ed whilst the lightning spark serds along
the little wire the joyful news that shall
make glad the hearts Of thousands, the Me
tropolitsn Gift Book Store, No. 14O Superior
street, continues in successful operation,
and many are each day made happier by
visit to that popular place. A gift with each
book.
Catalogues sent free to any lsgibls address.
DANIEL LINCOLN.
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POLICE COURT.-Yestsrdsy morning the
usual number of cases occupied the attention
of the Court. For drunkenness, BENZ. shun
was fined 81 and costs Walter L. Dibbls,
$40 and costs; and Mary Mccullough and
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SECOND NATIoNAL BANK,
OF Cleveland.
designated Depository and Fiscsl
Agent OF the United States.
National 1O.40 Five Per Cent.
Loan.

By instructions from the Secretary Of the Treas.
ury, datod March 25 a. this Bank will receive sub
scriptiona for the NATIONAL 1910 FIVE PER CENT.
LOAN in oOnpon bonds or registered certificates re-
deemed after ten and payable forty yeArs from date
In OoIN,
This loan bears GOLD INTEREST, payable sKMI-AEEU-
ALLT coupon and registered bonds Of 85O0 and over
aod ANNUALLY on bonds Of the denomination Of 80
and 100 dollars.
In subscribing parties may either to pay the ac-
cTued interest rom the rst o. march TO the day Of
subscription IN Coin in Currency adding fifty pee
cent. premium or receive bonds bearing interest
rom day Of ofsubsoription. Also viii allow to
BANKS, BANKERS AND BROKERS
and SUB AGENTS,
the ususl mmissoH Of one eighth Of one per cent
Gpril2-l62
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NLRVELANO BAZAAR :

the Bazaar can be found new ~ le Hoop Skirts,
Ladies Corset Skirt Sapporters, Embroidered sets
and collGrs, new assortment Hosiery and Gloves
all kinda OF Buttons, Traveling Bags and Baskets,
WoFkstands. A large assortment OF Fans Ivory
Pins and Ear tnsB, large lot Of Hair Brushes aud
Oomha, Band Mirrors. Toys Of all kiucs, G5gs, Per
Amhulators, Rocking Horses and all rticles needed
by Euy person. Ladies, please cal ana LOOK at uur
Foo0s. 30. Isl corner sup ridr atd Public Squire.
maYt r. q MILLS.
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REVENUE STAMPS
FOR HhLE
O'L ETHhAN POsTOF FFIOEE
&. C0WLEs, P. n.
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CHICAGO MARKET.-MAY IS.
lBY FELEeRAPH.l

lHh TALAehAFh.I
RIOur-Firm ard advanced 25c-
Wheaf-Firm and advano lai5xo. Sales at 81 i,
ga ,25& Tor No I, and 81, ,25al, ,25A Tor No 2.
COrn-Firm and advanced za5c Sales at sllli
Ia
llats-Firm and advanced &c Sales at 69a6ghc.
WhiHHY-5ales az lis
Freighta-Quiet
ReceipG8-5,5o0 bbls -four, "a 900 bushels wheat
"a, 100 bushels corn, 5000 bushels oats
shtpments-l3YOOO bush wheat, s. 900 bush corn
$1,000 bosh oats
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PUBLIO mE us } TO-NIGHT.

All those loyal men and women of Cleve-
land who are prepared to initiate the patriot
ism of their ancestors Of the RevOlu tiOn to
curtail the use of foreign articles in general,
and of lu1uries in particular, are invited to
meet at BrsinArd's Hall at IL o'clock, P Al.
this evening, and discuss the form Of pledge
on the following basil, together with plan
for giving it general circulation
PROPOSED PLEDGE.
For the purpose of sustaining public credit
by keeping our specie at home, in preference
TO sending it to our worst enemies and to
promote private economy by means of
which we shall be able to do more for our
soldiers in the field, while they demonstrate
20 the world that this Republic shall not be
destroyed-We hereby pledge ourselves to
each other snd TO the nation that we will not,
during the continuance of this rebellion,
knowingly purchase foreign silks, broad
cloths or other wearing apparel, ornaments
(inciuding jeWelry) or decorations, wines,
liquors or beverages, Except as necessary
medicines), tobacco or cigars and that we
will severally discourage the use Of all srli-
cleS Of foreign manufacture or growth, sspec-
tally those Of English or French origin.
Mrs. Harnss J A Harrlss
" Foljambe, William Smith,
(" " Bingham, John CroWel,
" Chas Whittleseys William Bingham
b V Wilson, 7 Backus,
" Eliza Giddings, N o Younglove,
" F T Backus, Geo A Benedict,
" NJ YoungloYs, Sam StarkWesther,
a." Benedict, ID C Luce
&" StarkWeRther, T Handy,
" J Clarke, " J BOardman,
&" Peter Thatcher. Dan R Tllden,
" W Boardman, Sam II Fox,
"a Atwster, William Fuller,
Melissa Vance, A Comstock,
Chas Whittlesey, J " Allen,
Stone, Jr., Peter Thatcher,
Hills, 8 W Crittenden,
McNairy, Dudley Baldwin.
Addresses will be delivered by
b. B. PAYNE,
JUDGE STARKWEATHER,
JOHN CR0WELL,
R. p. PAINE.
D. r. TILDEN.
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For LRke superior

-. ~, CASE
Licensed war ClalIn gent
.IIsos Bounties, Pension. Back Pay, Prise money
s nnd other War Oiaiml.
9FPsr5onal Attantion is given 70 the prosecution
ofJiains IN the Departments at Warrington
aTAT persons hsving Claims should apply in per-
son, or b letter. ct once and they viii receive
ID. W. GAGE,
oetIi-RE les sagsrior-st.. Cleveland, o.
CLEVKLAND V7OOLEN RsILL.E,
"A. = I. @. POPEs
tPoEintepdents, Manufacturers snd DeAlaru a
all kinds OF
" OLER GOO OBS,
Consisting Of Plaiz Fancy
SAssu6EREs,
DOESKINS,
aATTINETs,
UNIONS,
FhANNELS,
BLANKETS,
ETo., h TO
GOOD stock constantly on hand, adapted q
NsrFet prices paid for Wool and Felts, in J0n
OF Manufactured Goods.
Once and Salssrooms,
40. IS WATER STREET, CLEVELAND, O.
ars--H
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'aIHIns to the sro.. length of tn. drama. no fare.
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LOCAL NOTTCEs.

Revenue Stamps for Sale.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.
At two P. n, the Convention was again
called to order. The following delegates
were present:
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Some discussion then snsusd IS to the
manner Of elscting delegates, after which
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ATANTRD IMMEDIATELY 70

w the Qu%rtermaster's Department at Nash
efile Tsnn.s 800 labouers wages 80 Per month ard
rttions. 300 teamsters wages o35 per month and IA
lions. To capsule o. taking charge Of a rain
Is Wagon master. that viii report with Twenty
~ hvs men go per month will be given. Assistants
with nfUeen Taen a45 per month. Nose need Apply
buf able bodied men willing 20 engage for six mouths
TRANSPORTATION furnished. Apply 70
d. SHERWOOD, agent Of A. q. n.
uaylR2 Commercial Honse, cleveland, y.
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UNITED STATES CsUrT.-The case of the
United States vs.. Asher Warner, for passing
counterfeit postal currency, is still on trial in
this Court The evidences in the case has not
yet been concluded.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-02
Notioa.
NOTICE.
ELECTION.
STRAW WANTED

STRAW WANTED.
WE prepared 10 buy STRAW at all times uhan
W delivered In good order in bales at our Paper Milis
on the brandywine about five mites above wilmington
present vnl pay for
Wheat Straw 80 cents per 100 lbs
Rye Straw rs cents per 100 lbs.
nail, JRssuP h MOORE
oct2T.tl pbIlsdalnhia
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-02
For Wounds, either oocasioned
by the Bayonet, Sabre or the
Bullet, Sores or Bruises,

10 which every Soldier and Sailor are liable hers ara
no medeinea SO safe aad convenient as Hollowny
RUS and ointment The poor wounded and almost diving
sufferer might have his wounds dressed
would only provide himself with this matchless Oint
ment which should be thrust into the wound and
smeared al round H. then covered with pioce OF linen
from his knapsaek and compressed with hGndksrehief
Taxing, night and morning, or Pills, TO cool ths
System and prevent Inflammation, so
Evory Soldiers KnApsack and seamans Chest shond ha
provided with these valuable Remedies ~ w
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-02
Volunteers, Attention. |
Indiscretions of Youth.

Sores and Ulcers FlotcheE and swelngs, can with
certainty DO radically cured n the Pills are taken might
hna morning. and the Ointment bo freely used as stated
10 the printed instructions II treated in any other
manne they dry up In part to break out in another
Whereas this Ointment will remove the humors from tbe
hyatem and leave the Patient vigorous and healthy
insure lasting cure. - - :"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-02

eyes, black hair, dark complexion, O feet 4 in
ches high, born in Kent county, Delaware, occu
patton, gentleman.
June 10. Joseph Martin, aged %, blue eyes
| ight hair, light complexion, 0 feet inch high
porn In Kent county, Delaware occupation, la-
borer.
June lS, Morris Harmon, hazel eyes, black
nair, mulatto complexion, 8 feet 81 inches high,
porn in Kent county, Delaware, occupation, la
borer.
West AarderkilI Hd.
May 10, Thomas Sherwood, aged 81, blue
eyes, dark hair, dark complexion, feet in
ches high, born in Kent county, Delaware, occu-
patton, laborer.
East MspiliOa and West Milford.
June 20, Nathaniel Scott, aged 8S, blue eyes,
black hair, dark complexion, 8 feet 10 inches
nigh, born In Kent county, Delaware, occupa-
tiOn, carpenter.
SUSSEX COUNTESS. E. Distriet-M w.
Fork Hundred.
July 2, Ross Messick, grey eyes, light hair,
light compilation, feet 81 inches high, born in
Sussex county, Delaware, occupation, fireman
NanicOke Hundred.
May 10, John T. Harris, aged "a, light eyes,
black hair, dark complexion, feet 8 inches
high, born in Sussex county, Delaware, oecupa-
ton, farmer.
Gsorgsioson Hundred.
June %, Joshua Bailey, aged 27, blue eyes,
dark hair, dark complexion, 8 feet inches high,
born in Sussex county, Delaware, occupation,
farmer.
LeiOes and Reho5oM Hd
May 10, James Wiltbank. aged 20, black eyes,
black hair, mulatto complexion, 8 feet % inches
high, born In Sussex county Delaware, occupa-
tion, laborer.
N. ". Broad Greek Hd
July 2, Elisha Huston, aged A, grey eyes,
grOy hair, light complexion, feet inches high,
born in Sussex county, Delaware, occupation,
farmer.
EDWIN WILMER,
Provost Marshal for Delaware.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-02
Sick Headaches and Want of
Appetite, Incidental to
Soldiers,

These feelings whieL sadden us usually arise rotn
trouble or Annoyanees, sbstruoted or EATING
nnd drinking whatever is unwholeaone thus disturbing
me healthful action Of the liver and stomach These
organs must be relieved II you desire 10 be we'll ThS
Pllls, taken according 70 the printed Instructions, viii
quickly produce healthy action ia both liver and
good appetite.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-02
NOTICE.
For SaIe.
AAAh AND noUsRs IoR sAln.

ssyssal Farms for saIs In New c.st,a coun,,. .,.
'''e1s' N I'll paFta u she City Of Wlmington' -'''
,vi Wh. hspAuLLKY 4 Co.
coo Market Street
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-02
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS
And 0IMTMEKrr

All who have Friends and Relatives In the Armv or
Navy should take especial care that thew be anulv
pnel @ Win these Pills and Ointment; and whore the
solaiefs and ssilors have neglected to provide
by their Friends. They have been proved 10 be M
5oldlera naver-fallng frIend I'm the hnar OF naad