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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-18

( LITTLE, DEALER In REAL
4ss ESTATE, Railroad and other Stocks. Has On
hand large lot OF SzTIB1 and Farming EaHds ir
This state iowa Wisconsin and Illinois.
~ OLaes over No. GO, south side Of Pub. 5ausre.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-18
CLEVELAND i TOLEDO B. R.



1854. WINTER ARRAEGENENT. 1854
On and after Monday, November 18th, Is61 ]. .EBan.
ger Trains will laAye Cleveland follows Sun6aTa
excspted):
7;5O A. M.-GHIOAGO EXPRES9-stops as Bsrsa,
9TafgOn, ODeriin, NOrWslk, M0prosTille, Belle
we, Clyde, Fremont and Elmors, and arrives q
Toledo at l251 P Nj Detroit 90 P HI and Obi.
osgo at 1928 P. n.
1.O5 P. M.-WESTERH HAIL-stops At al Sta
slobB On Southern Division, and arrives st To-
ledc ~ 5;a5 Il; Chicago Goo Az.
1870 p. m.-kOBTHHkn mAlLr-Stopu at ali gtA-
siOus OF E0cLhsra Division and arrives 1t San
dusky at 10 4.
1870 p. m.-NiGHT EXPREsS-Stop8 ct Grafton,
EOrWaIk, 8ourOsTille, Clyde, and Fremont, and
aTrivss at Toledo ~ a. ?. n, Detroit $40 4. H.;
and Chicago ns I0.30 An.
O0HHEUTIOES
Connections are made at AorrosViIle with the Haa-
auHky, Mansfield : Newark b., at Olyde with the
BGndusky, Dayton Cincinnati b. T., ct Fremont
With FrsmoRt Indiana 3. B., And aE Toledo with
the Michigan Southern 4 Northern Indiana and To-
lido Wabash Railroads for Chicago, Detroit, Jack
sou, Fort Wayne, LOZAu5FOFt, BafsystEe, Cairo, All
son, st. LouiH and ali PoiatE West Northwest and
3outhEsst. -
Trains srriVs IN Cleveland from Toledo and tte
West At ss35 A. NJ a P. ~, and SIS ?. X. From
5AnduEky 81 SIS An. L. D. BUOKER, eu5't.
OlevsSnd. November 10, lSo3
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FARas AND our PRopgRrY.

y III 8-Fa7 VIL ELsVT EILI.
Barn and Fruit
Cedar St--li acres, with acres Of grapes.
Essst ClsVs!And-hssr Euclid-St, And Wilson Are
nus, large and conveuieut Brick House. with
mOcern improvements, Barn, "A acres land, with
Fruit, &c. For $500.
- Also a large number OF Farms, Out-Lots
DWell1ugs, &c too numerous 10 advertise. usci6
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-18

{ AND OFFICB.-H. Il. LITTLE
z \ has oonBtantly on hand : large number OF i'm
Srcyod Farms tor sale for cash or on tfIae Also
ssliety % City aud Village Property; and oholoe
Farming Lands in Iowa, Wisconsin and Missouri
Etich hs Will exchange Tor Farms, City or Personal
ID door. wsIIa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-18

% EAL ESTATE.-E. N, KEYE9:
a = formerly oftns hrn OF Littlss 3 Ksyss,J has
?psnsd Hssl hEtat9 ONCE in Rouas's Block corner
o. suVeE1or-st and Public Square, and has oonstsnty
On hand several thousand acres first qualify Frrn
ing Lands N tno 5tatss ofIOwa, WisconAln and Nila
sour 20 oxehAnEsfor city country property; Ase5
.o- alCklncH u PsTsonsl prcPsrtT. RartoSsh aid
& shAzza-v e-rfEFss
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REAL ESTATE.
ORAYTON 3 sTOOAWKLL,
REAI EgTAFE AGENYg,
HOUSES AND LOTS TOR SALE.

)aas 10. AtEatsr Building. Entrance thFoaar
ths Insurance Odlce OF Z. 7. 5raytoz.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-18

TEe Obisf Attributes Of NsahOOd srs
-usdnenfly lost or suspended hy mAl5pracsioss and
oIous habis that VII inevitably lssd 70 hsreaitsr
t-sasa unless oheoksd IN time Eesd the truths ias
down IN the treatise ''HUMAB ERAILTYs or PEIT
EoEOaEoAL kEaELRoHEs." Il ls siaborat5ly ilrstrs-
1sd With oolored eRgrsvings and viii convince u
most hardened snd u1ooncernsds a. veil ss reiieH
ths nlnes Of the most responding, BY leading thsB
h the right ehAnrsl tor relief Of bodily ard aenta
agony and Despair
EI-aold bv Dr., BARsoW, Iez Blesoker-St., Il. },
iss IS sests. Bsut Tree sveFyEbere Sss sdYsrtintl
uenf OF g Triesemar'' in smother column.
RoIf also bY @. W. CLARK. DrcEEistI Oissals-ti
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Hagan's Magnolia Balm.

Hagan's Magnolis Balm.
1his e the most delightful and extraordinary RI
eEsr disooEered. It changes the sun-burnt faoI
hnnds o eIesTsy ustin texture OF rayiahinE besu
q, anparting the marble purity Of youth, aid ths
DETTEaUE agpeGranee 20 Inviting in the city belle q
lashiou Il remoyes tan, frscAisS pimpos and rough
ness sroE tbs skin. IsaEing tia complexion iresb
tranEezsnt and smooth. It contains no material In
iurioug 70 the skin, PatFoalEsd By Actresses apf
0Sese eingsrG II e what svsrT lady should have.
eA7sold EgsEYWksra.
DEEAS 6. BARNES o.
General Agents,
flIVI-h11 ~ BroaeWhE. Nav FnFf
AIDES SzEPHYRKNITBRTAK
~ PAST sHAWI8. A.&0 RETTBERa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-18

Diseases Of the Nervous, Seminal, U-i-
narT nd Sexual system-nsW and reliable treatment
In Reports Of the HOWARD ASSOCIATION. Sent By
mall IN sealed letter envelopes, free Of charge Ad
drsu Dr. J. SknLU HoUeHToN, Howard Assooia
t,ou, No. South Einth-st, Philadelphis; Pa.
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NATIONAL MERCHANT.

1t contains choice selection Of Literary matter,
Tales, Poetry and large amount of commercial
information
The Reviews Of the Markets are themselves worth
more than the price of subscription.
The knowledge impaired by our advertising col
umns, of true and honest men, selected for their in
tegrity and who will sell at the lowest possible
price is worth than the price of subscription.
This paper has very plain print for the aged and
these of weak eyes.
1t does not contain anything improper for family
reading. Money cannot buy spaco in our columns,
for the obscene advertisements which aie greed
lily displayed by almost every other paper in tho
land. W.. The Merchant is intended for respect
rble families, where such nostrums are nee wanted
Do not say that you cannot ahorT1t, for you
spend more in cigars tobacco, or s5nic other
foible, in one moNth than would supply tho Merch-
ant with its cheerful happy influence, toyour fam-
ly some fair friend for whole year. The Merch-
ant is very good school master to have in fami-
ly ii teaches your children q great deal, speaks
kindly to them and never whips.
It has more reading matter Tor One Dollar year,
than any other paper in the world.
To procure the Merchant, put one dollar in
letter and direct to S. ASHTON,
National Merchant Office,
1925 South Second St., Philadelphia.
The Merchant will be sent up to the time only
that it is paid for.
April ~, 1854
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Congratulatory Address of Major
49, General Meade,

WASHINGTON, May l4.-Dispatohes dated
Headquarters Army of the Potomac, May
IL, 12 M, have been received. The Asso-
ciated Press messenger, brings the following:
HEADQUARTERS Army OF TEE PogoaAc,
May ID, 1864
SOLDIERS: The moment has arrived when
your Commanding General feels authorized
to address you in terms of congratu lation
For eight days and nights, almost without
intermission, in rain and sunshine, you have
been CALAMITY fighting a desperate foe.
In positions naturally strong and rendered
doubly so by entrenchments, you have com
PEELED him to abandon his Notifications on
the Rapidan, to retire and attempt to stop
your onward progress, and now he has aban-
doned the last entrenched position SO tena-
eiously held, suffering loss in all of Is guns,
% colors, and 5000 prisoners, including two
general office Your heroic deeds and no.
BILE endurance of fatigue and privation will
ever be memorable
Let us return thanks to God for the mercy
thus shown, and ask earnestly for its conlin-
'uanee.
Soldiers! your work is not over. The enc
my must be pursued, and, if possible, over
come. The courage and fortitude you have
displayed render your Commanding General
confident that y,ur efforts will result in sue
cc7s.
While we mourn the loss of many gallant
comrades, let us remember the enemy must
have suffered equal, if not greater losses.
We shall soon receive reinforcemcnts,
which he cannot expect
Let US de ermine, then, to continue vigor-
ously the work so well begun, and, under
Co. blessing, in a short time the object Of
cur labor WI be accomplished
GEORGE G. MEADE,
Maor General Commanding.
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chan Ten per SsHt have assa dahsesordIy
wounded; and that large number will be
ready for the Geld within the next two weeks
This statement should go far to sooth the
anxiety Of Thousands who are Interested ID
the fate and condition Of those brave defen-
ders of the Gag. Z .a.ssA.' sass'a 'Sssss.e
GUERILLA ATTACK ON THE AMBU-
@ LANCES. = a,isfa \
"A day or two ago the guerillas on the road
to Belle Plain seized the amhulatces with
the wounded, took the horses aud wagons,
and left the passengers on the road. a dozen
rebels were afterwards captured.
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TgHE WAR IN THE SOUTHWEST.
The RcO els Routed mt Bulls Gap
by SchofieId.

CINCINNATI, May lS.--News has Just been
received here from soliiers, to the effect that
Gen. Schofeld's army moved from Bulls
Gap on the I'd inst, and that, after four
hours lighting on the 18th inst, the rebels
Tetreated, the Union troops pursuing them
into North Carolina. No further particulars
have been received.
The news that Gen. Thomas has taken
Dalton is confirmed.
Onr forces have captured about five thous-
and prisoners, and ten or twelve pieces Of
artillery, which were left in the works by
some disorder to Resaca and Rome, Our
troops are in not pursuit.
Bulls Gap is near Morristown, in East
Tennessee, and on the railroad between
Knoxville and Greenwich
RED RIVER.
CAIRO, May 1.-THE steamboat which
had arrived at Memphis reported tho diff
culties Of General Banks position develop
ing themselves to an unfortunate degree 1t
is stated the rebels had constructed at least
three batteries on Red River, between AL
exandria and the mouth of the stream
Batteries, it was supposed. we're intended. to
prevent the passage Of stores, gunboats, or
transports.
Admiral Porter was at Alexandria with
his iron-clads.
A large force was engaged in damming
the river at Alexandria, SO as to give depth
of water on the falls for the gunboats to pass
over.
1t will take two weeks to raise the water.
General Grover commands at Alexandria.
The Federal lines embrace circuit of three
miles.
Price has detached 5000 men to work on
Notifications seven miles below Shreveport.
Mr.. Derby, the Surgeon-in-C Chief with
General Banks, reports that the Union loss
at the battle Of Pleasant Hill was go killed,
1910 wounded. and 1860 missing and taken
prisoners.
There Is no communication by land with
the army at Grant Ecore.
General Nc Clernand was rendezvous ng
his corps at New Orleans for the purpose Of
reinforcing Banks.
General Smith will return with his troops
to Yicksburg.
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Mexican Mustang Imminent.

The parties in St. Louis and Cincinnati, who havO
been eounterfeiting the Mustang Imminent, under
prctence Of propristorship, have been thoroughly
estoppsa by the courts. To guard against further
imposition, 1 have procured from the United Status
Treasury private steel plate revenue stamp, which
is placed over the top Of each bottle. Bach stamp
bears the fac smile Of my signature, snd without
which tho article ia a counterfeit, DANGEROUS anl
WORTHLESS imitation. Examine every bottle. This
Lininent has been in use and growing in favor fer
sasay years There hardly eZists a hamlet on TIE
sasitso.e globe that does not sontain evidence Of
ia gccei2l effects IL is the best emoilicnt in the
World. With as freseat improved ingredients, its
sraets uncs man and beast perfectly remarkable
Eores ara healed pains relieved lives saved vaiaa-
BILE a1imsis ssads4psei and untold Ills assaageS.
For bruifes, spraiAs, gheemstsp, saeiiags, hiles,
outs, oaked bessss sfraingd hasses, do, il is
egeisn reme ~ tAst should never be dispensed Esth.
Il should be n every family. Sold By al d. eN
D. 8. BARNES Co.
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An Appeal to the AgricuIturists OF
Delaware.
In AID on THE GREAT CENTRAL FAIR,
FOR THE SANITARY COMMISSION,

TO be held IN Philadelphia, June, 1854.
We address you as a momber of that large and
soil.
That calling Of which yon may well feel honored
as being member has been proudly yet justly
called the Nursing Mother Of tho Arts It is the
great fountain head from which the enriching
streams Of our National greatness, freedom and
Prosperity aow. You are appealed to in a cause Of
no ordinary Importance, but one which must enlist
at once the deepest sympathes of all who love lib
ery and their country.
little more than three years ago the President
Srst sailed upon the people to furnish men to en-
force the laws of the United States amongst those
who had violated them by rebellion. Since that
time, numerous calls have been made, much great
er than the first, yet each and all have been noby
met by people who desire to cherish free ns titu-
tons, and who willing TO sacrifice all that re-
ma ms, IA her than abandon the Constitution and
the ovsrnment established and reared for them by
tho g Of, wisdom and patriotism Of their noble
t0refather5.
From every battle fold whore Union arms have
tnumphed; from every couch where the wounded
and dying now lie in PUN and anguish; from every
The Union. [volume] (Georgetown, Del.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-20
Hagan's Magnolia Balm.

This is the most delightful and extraordinary a.
tiele ever discovered. Il changes the sun -burnt
face and hsn6s pesrly satin texture Of ravishins
-sesuty impartins the marble purity Of youth, and
the distinguished appearance Inviting in tao city
belle Of fashion. 1t removes tan freckles, pinples
and rcughress from the skin, leaving tho .ouplez-
ion fresh, transparent, and smooth. It contains no
material Injurious to ths skin. Patrsaized by 90
tresses and opera singers 1t is whet every LADY
SHOULD have. Sold everywhere.
Prepared BY W. E. HAGAN, Troy, N. Y.
Address AL e=lers to
i-s DEslAS S. BARNES, L CO., Nsv Yo4k.
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GO TO
MILTON.

TO BUY YOUR
Drugs, Medicines, PerCumery, &c.
THE undersigned having just received lasge
and complete stock Of Drugs, &C.. from some Of the
best houses in the city, will not only warrant them
as represented in quality, but sell as cheap if net
cheaper than any other dealer.
We call especial attention to carefully select
ed stock Of Brushes, among which may be found
Cloth, Hair, Teeth, Nail, Shaving, Dust Sweeping,
Wall, Crumb, Scrub, Paint, Varnish, and other
brushes. Pocket Books in variety; Pocket knives
ofcelebratod manufacture; Stationary Of all kinds,
Photographs albums, Perfunery of the most cele-
brated 1avors; Pomades Hair Tonic, Dyes, Cosme-
tics; Paints, Colors Varnishes, Oils, Futty, Wheel
Greace, Dye Colors, Dye Woods, Flavoring Ex-
tracts, and Essences Of all kinds. Trusses Spon-
ges, &c. Time Toilet Soaps and Combs; all the
celebrated Patent Medicines. Cigars and TOBIAS
co; Lamps, Lamp Wick, Shades, Chmneys, &C.
Try our Throat Lozengosj Armica and Aconite
Liniment
We feel thankful for all favors heretofore made
only hoping our conduct may hereafter warrant a
continuation of the same.
L. B. CHANDLER,
May 10, 1s64.-6m.
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BRICKS FOR SALE.

The subsoriher has on hand alb out 200, 900 very
good BRICKS, which he will sell at the followin {
prices; Hard Brick at $1,000 per thousand, Sam
mon at &c., at tho Kiln or delivered on the Cara
at Bridgeville Station. All orders will be prompt
ly attended, &c. Toms Cash.
WILLIAM CANN ON,
May. s, 1854. Briagsvili9,
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NEW SPRING
MILLINERY GOODS.

THE undersigned would respectfully inform her
friends Of Centrevle, ana the public generally that
she mas just returned from Philadelphia and loca-
ted herself at centreville, Sussex county, and has
now open general variety of good
PATTERN BONNETS,
of all the latest and most fashionable styles. to-
gether with full assortment of new and beautiful
Millinery Goods,
embracing Ribbons, Artificial Flowere, &c. Shakers
Of different kinds, and at prices to suit tho tines.
Also every necessary article pertaining to the trade,
al OF which have been selected with great care and
VIII a. view 70 style taste and economy.
All work done in the latest style and guaranteed
to give satisfaction, to which the public attention
is United. p tle
May 2e.5-35-4o. =, = 800 = -
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DIE D.

On the 10th inst near this place Benton II.
Marvel, aged 40 years.
On the 18th inst, in this town Mr.. Cloc Ewngs
aged 20 years.
Near this place, on Thursday the 18th inst
George Calhoon aged about So years
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WANTED.

R00 Cords of Black and Spanish Oak Bark
OOU Also, 10000 Cross-ties, full feetlong and
to IL inches wide, face full, and inches thick
Hewed straight out Of any kind of sound oak tim
Ser for which the highest price will be paid in
WILLIAM CANNON,
May D., 1864. Bridgeville.
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THE MAR K E rs.
MARRIED.

On the 18th inst, at Milton, by the Rev Joseph
Dare, Mr.. James A. Wolf of this towr, snd Miss
Sallie J. Atkins daughter of Capt. Joseph c. Atkins
of the former place.
On the 10th inst, at the Brides Fathers, near
Frankford, Del. by Rev. W. H. Redman, Ebe
Jones, of the Sd Del Regiment to isabeth Clarke.
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1854.
1864.
NOTICE.

TO The Ladies and Gentlemen gt' Susser Co.
THE undersigned offers for sale at his OLD
STAND in Milford, a large and beautiful stock Of
goods, at q very small advance on cost prices. He
will sell
Caiicoes from 1871 to 25 cts. per yard.
Alpacas from 50 to 1875 per yard.
Wool Delain, double width, S125 per yard.
Challies and Deains, from rs TO Az cts. per yard
also full stock of Dome -tc Goods large stock
of CLOTHS and CASSIMERS, Of Misses and boys
wear, at about old prices.
Double Width Cloths for ladies Sacques, plaid
and plain.
Hardware and Cutlery, and tools of all kinds.
Wall Paper, Boots, Shoes, &c. sc.
Call and Fee-happy to show goods whether we
sell or not. THOMAS WALLACE
May Is, 1s6l.-3m.
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WANTED.

WHITE OAK RAILROAD CROSS TIES.
Apply to chas K Taylor, Delaware House, Will
minston Del, stating price wanted for ties deliver
-ed N that City.
Nav g. l56l-st
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THE UNION HOTEL,
GEORGETOwN. DEr

ADoLPHUS EH7NGS, Proprietor.
VNHE PROPRIETOR OF THE UNION HOTEL,
Il would state to his patrons and the citizens cen
orally, that his Hotel being TIE lar~ese sud N It
commodious in Georgetown he can offer that en- er-
fainment to trlvelers and others who may favor him
with their Patronage that cannot DO equllsl in the
State Inc house is large, we'll ventilated, and III
uated IN the most pleasant part oftown. The table
is niaayss supplied with the hest of market produce.
and IN the bar will always be found Liquors of the
most choice brands The stahliag is extensive, or
ehiing him to refresh TIE wearied beasts after -ae
aaveis and prepare thea for their onward course
TERASS MODERATE ssp.. II. s6s.
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SOLICITOR IN OMANCERY !,
Georgetown, DeIawarS.
VIII carefully attend to any rofe nal business
that may be confided to his care, in the several
Countesand Courts Of this State
Claims for pensions and bounty land warrants
prosecuted with diligence and moderate charges,
Attention toH be 9irea to Investment cf money Oh
bonds end mortgages, and 10 the saie and purchase
Of tands.
Commissions for taking dispositions from tie
several States will be promptly ana faithfully
cuted. RS.
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aelaiH Dr :faufy Styles.

sS~ Having had an experience Of sew
eral years in city Job Printing Office,
we fatter ourselves that we can please all
who may favor us with their patronage.