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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-01-26
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Gnee naft.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-01-26

yiud) Gin Seitras sur &egieruugs Geididte.
Sol5enee, al Dem Wtarcr Der Stabt Stem 9crf BON
cinem Shmeiicr serihtste 9eIArelhe ,eiat bon
Meusrn, auf ,relA' faurfiIas gssiis emisraSten In
Den Militdrrienf sisisS &anpes scprcst, ME rieIe
ltn9liflihen bsrartt nnb I'm ibrc Bounty feIh,rins
belt perosn, nnb auf Der aneern gstts, mic lanaz
lam ine fhfeprenS ron Seite Der MilitartebSrpen
llntcrlntnn9en s~in9clcitet nnp 9efi6rt ptreen: ferz
nsr, iris lhlsht bic Sclsaten in Dem Samps ssfleis
bet, ~rerfritist ano tebanpelt ireroen, - 10 bag ies
Der rsitsre @rmmsntar atsraiiiis mire.
Ser 8rief lau!ct: g"# 3D. s.-
0Sart's Ssfans, 10. San. 1865.
6rbrpblsetrrcn ST. Marpr @intber!
! Sd nsbme mir bic Srsiesit, sic AZ titten, mir
Siilfe III lsiifsn unb tsiwtebsn.
Mm 10. Sejsnlfer 1863 fam ih bier IN 9lmerifa
IN unr lancete in gaitles Gareen. Scr 9ruper meis
nes Slater, Der lhcn LANCE 3sit IN Cincinnati ippbnt,
hatte mir namlih 9cfhrieben, cap, ,renn ih i'm
besrten prQe, ib III i6m fcmmsu miiIe, ,nb ;tpar
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~ausfaul, Tub mid Gin Scareing6auarirtt elm, Eel
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mid bis an sas Gti enfabncepct at b~eslsiten. Gr
sins nit mir uno Tub mid untsrpeaS elm, NIT
ibm Gin Glas Sssin 81 ~trinfen. SD Ueissrts mid
a~nfanss, sat jebr9 snnlih ieinsm 9ransen mad
uno lieb mid Ron ibn in cine &slsrrirtblhait fibs
rsn, tranf paicltit Gin paar @las @sim, wuree
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tut AMI 3 SATIRE iei unc feline 9cunts ~tsfcnl,ns.
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Orrfer 9clcntdt > &esimsnt. Oisiae Sameraesn
saten mir Den &atb, mid an Den ih,rciwriiAsr.
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ssrufsm nno mad tSart's Sslanp setra9t Jam 9. Nc>
rcmber 1864, nm tneinen Gintritt IN Den Militars
Sisut einsr ll%nteriuhnns ut rntcrsrerfen., .
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isnen Sag s Sttnrsn sur tarten arteit. @cn Der
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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-01-26

bSrsn. Scate Sir uno nen 9siern mein 8slhrsib;
lei sefaIen, 10 trauat ibr's mnr ST iasen, unc iA
fcnms otter. Msi,Htrsgen fSnnt ibr mid nsnnsn
ben
9ateiniIhen Tariner.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-01-26
Ger ;TTal BON Tprt TiIber lit Elm barter StAfaa

Ser TTa1 bon TTprt TiIber 1T Elm barter salas
fit bic Neteuicn. Ser pafen rcn Bitminstrn,
eas lsete sdlnpfch fir Die 9lUfabetrcdsr, miro
parur4 ssihlofsn. Nus iensin Safsn lisfsn Die
Nstsaen Shife uno bic ihnsQ1eselnrsn trittiihsn
8lc&aeetreder nit @aumrrlle, nno fe1rtsn nit
trittiihen @aarcn uno SSa1eh tefraatst oabin sus
rid. 9rittiide SauHsuts mahtsn tsi risism Sauld,z
tanesl snorms Nrcftc, ielbit menn and ~;1malen
einmal Elm S6ifT in uniere tSdnos fel. Sic @ez
telsn rasesen srbisltn alf bisiem sscse Srisssma>
~tsrial, Msoieamsnte uno lcl9e SaAsn, bic lc u,z
teoinst baten mnsten. Sas aass 1T jest atss<
lhuitten ano man faun iih ni6t ,%runcsrn, ZAP bic
Rih,npno.r 8lattcr bic Ginnabmc bon Srrt Siltcr
70 isbr ~teflassn. Gas &idmrnh Sisrath mia
frsilia tsbauptsn, DAP Ger @erlult piciss t6afsns i'm
@runce cine &cbltbat fIr Den Sinen iti; alcin
cas 1T Gin iebr ttSridtss gei6pas une %erinncrt an
jenen Ebilciprtsr, Der Fem @tanns, ,rcldsr ben Ser
Seiter fsl uno id tsics Ssine trah, GIT t~slrsilen
luhts, cas nits tstn %llnslHd, icnoern eisentlih elm
Slit isi, incsm err ia stsn 10 gut Zen Gals bitts
treten fcunen. .#
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-10-03

Sam Tilden and President johnson
Sam Tilden, the oracle of democracy,
has Just returned from Washington, where
he had an interview with President John.
son. A good story is told Of Sam and the
President. Everybody who knows Sam
Tilden knows that he is an intolerable
bore. President johnson knew it years
ago. He therefore was disposed TO indulge
him and let him run loose. Tilden COM
menced by complimenting the President
upon returning to old Democratic doctrines
in his reconstruction policy, and bringing
back the party 10 the JefersoniRn land
marks. He branched of, celebrating on
his subject and illustrating it IS only Sam
Tilden can. He reminded the President
that this was compenssting world, and
illustrated this point by calling attention
70 the fact that while the peacock had q
magnificent rainbow tail the bird was
good for nothing to eat-that the elephant
was q colossal animal but lacked the speed
of the antelope. The President all the
time sat biting bis lip, wondering what
the devil Tilden was driving at. Tilden
continued: "There, too, Mr.. President,
is the poor stupid oyster, what 9 sweet
morsel to roll under your tongue, but
what repulsive object 10 look St" The
President here inierfeFred, and taking hiE
spectscles from his nose, quantity observed
%That there was one thing to be said in fa-
vor Of the oyster, and that was 1t kneu
vheg, to shut apr Tilden looked slightly
confused IS the President left the room
leaving him to digest the oyster. Tilder
has now the game opinion Of Presiden
/ Iohnaon that the World had of him las
fall-he is q "boorish tailor" whose know
more about Ia goose than an oyster
Albany Rnicker60eker.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-10-03


The DaVenpOrts.-Their Exposure in
Paris--.HepOrfed Discovery of a BE.
eret .SprtDg.
The Paris correspondent of the London
Daily Ne,Os gives the following account
of the exposure of the Davenport decep-
tion in Paris:
1.-THE Davenport brothers have appeared
for the first and probably the last time in
Paris. They had taken the precaution to
print upon the tickets (price twenty five
francs each) notice that the spectators
must implicitly obey the instructions of the
interpreter. Notwithstanding the price
charged, the room was filled, but already,
before the commencement of the perfor-
nance, there were symptoms that things
would not pass go quietly as in the private
abode of the adopts. NJ. Robin had the
evening before given an exhibition very
closely resembling the spiritual manifesto
tions of which the par fratrun1 are the
mediums, so that thesudience was not only
critical, but well up in the subject. Some
delay occurred in commencing the perfor-
nance; 8 mesgre band of musicians en-
desYored in vain to fill it up with attempts
at a yslse, which the impatience of the
public would not permit them to finish.
EAt last white-crsvatted, blue. coated,
gilt. buttoned individual, With gloves (f
not hands) irreprosehably clean, appeared
on the stage. He explained, in somewhat
dreamy Language, that the brothers made
no pretenslOns to supernatural powers, that
they were mere passive agents of spiritual
manifestations, which they do not pretend
to explain. They do L. ssk for faith;
they address themselves to science, to
which they present certain phenomena,
facts which science and the press may dis
cuss. The speech was long one the
audience got tired, and called out for the
experiments the two brothers and some
wag added. Les Dsur Sears. They came
forward at last, looking worn and rather
frightened. The interpreter then invited
two of the auiience to come upon the
stsge to watch the operation.
EThe two men who stepped forward were
| greeted with howls of "Confreres p but
these changed to applause when they
named themselves, NJ. Il. de Pene, we'll
known for celebrated duel, and editor Of
the GGazette de Etrangers," and the
Vicomte ClunY. They Inspected cords
and cupboard, saw nothing suspicious, and
the brothers were ss securely as usual tied
to their bench. The doors are closed, the
unesrthly hubbub of unmusicsl instru-
ments commences; the spectators ask fol
light; the spirits by their interpreter OBJ.
ject; the public ia 9 moment SILENT and
the brothers walk out of their box unbound
One Of the gentlemen who tied them
thinks the ropes produced ara not the same
he had used, but the objection does moi
prevent asecond manifestation. This time
the brothers, who had entered the box un'
bound, are found solidly attached to tht
bench, but spectator whose attention had
been uninterruptedly fixed on the bench
jumps on the stage, puts his hand on th,
bench round which the cords are wound
touches spring, the bench bends in tn
middle, and the cords fall at the feet of tht
captives, who themselves pumped down
not on their heads, The rush, the row wer,
terrific, the appearance Of the eommisssry
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-10-03
DAILY LEADER,
A LITTLE RAILERY.
By ORrHEUs 6 Krss.

BY 0RPHEUs KEBR.
kiss me, DolIie, dearest one.
Lay your head upon my shoulder;
VIII you 50 end be nun,
When your lovers hand is colder
VIII his mangied last remains
Win from yeu q tear Of pity2
Oh, that other things than trains,
Took US to nsighboring city.
Wildly gazsd she in my face,
Crying, as she clung about me,
Robbie, In the name ofgrace,
Go away you shant without mel
why, thought you only meant
just business trip TO make IT,;
Yet you seem on death iusent;-
Have you stole my heart to break itl
'Whsresore speak Of death ct all;
Ar'n't you coming back to-moIroW2
Let ne some ply ician CALI
What has erazed youu Joy or sorToWln
pol is darling -IoE spoke
DJn'tyou know by rail I'm going2
MY train there's something brok',
By the daily papers showing.
Ills as sure as sure can be
Thst some accident will happen;
Likely the q st bridge We res,
viii give way ana let us slap in.
Or. a train of freight we'll strike,
Or another train run iuto;
Count on life, With death 50 like
Well you know 'twould be sin TO.
eadly droop'd her pretty head,
Like lilly rUdely shaken;
"lf for life you care = red,
Stay at home and save your bacon 20
SATURDAY PaIss.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-10-03
DRR.GOODALE'S
| CkTARRH
! r E M E DY.
AND MODE OF TREATMENT IS
THE AOkE OF PERFECTION,

II penetrates the secret ambush Of
this terrible disease, and exterminates Is root and
branch, forever.
1t removes all the WFetched symp.
toms Of this loathesome mAlAdyi and AYerts con-
sumption.
II cleans the head, deOdOrIses the
breath, and affords the most grateful relief.
Is aIIeVIases more agony and Silent
suffering than tongue can tell.
1t Is noted for curing the most nope
less cases, that every known means failed In.
1t cures Hay, Rose and Periodic Ca'
tsrrh, Of the most obstinate and violent types.
No form OF Catarrh or noises In the
cad can renlst ite penetrating power.
Dr.. GOOdaIe's Catarrh Remedy II q
harmless liquid inhaled from the palm Of the hand.
Dr. Z. GOOdaIe is known Throughout
the coanlzy, as the Author Of the only True Theo-
nv Of CatATrh ever pubished. Where its Origin
What Its Bavages-Mode Of TreAtment-And Rapid
Cure In all its forms.
DIR. GOOdaIe's Pamphlet on Catarrn
should be read by every one. i can be obtained 81
our nearest Agency, or By sending postage stamp
10 our once.
Price 81 %. Send stamp for pamphlet.
O. R PARKER, Cole Agent, 70 Bleeeker street.
New York.
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SPECIAL NoTIoEa=
- TFK BRIDAL OAAMBER-An
SooLLdM4 0NsON's IMPRoV1D sP
L aoLoMoMaoM

Practlcal and Scientific optieian keeps the lar gesl
assortment 81 Optical Instruments IN the city
Being Al old establishment, ard having been ex
tenIlVsly patronized, be has the confidence that
bis present stock win warrant the continuance Of
public nxcIa. An his Spsotaeles are Of the besi
quAhfy of crystal glasses, ground under Biz own
mEpecnoni h all cases curlnG weakness, Dizziness
and tmparti1g strength for long reading Gnd 1ns
swing. Artificial eyes inserted without pain.
OfHIOH-lS0 supsrioE-st., nrnt door from the
entrance 70 the American Hotel.
eOrBeWare Of travellers claiming to be Mr.. SoIo-
monson or his AGENT iufy24
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Of police, who announced that the money
would be returned, succeeded in restoring
quiet. The company, after examining the
mysteries of the cupboard, retired, not
sorry to find their money in their pockets,
delighted at having detected the imposture,
and glad to breathe some fresh air, for the
heat had been sitting. Let US hope that
this is the last we shall hear of this gross
imposture. The believers in spiritualism
will probably persist in their superstition,
and even the case of the brothers may be
less desperate than it would seem to un-
biased observers. Who knows that their
discontinue was not trick of the spirits 2
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UNITED STATES HOSPITAL

Private Medical DlSpensaFY,
I3O Jefferson Avenue, Detroit, Mich
Near the Michigan Exchange Hotel.
Where every form of SYPHILIS and all other dis
of the provocative and urinary organs Of both
sexes are more successfully managed than at any
other similar institution in this country. Every
one should know that whilst the slightest oonstt-
tutioaal contamination exists, marriage Is inpos-
sible, for the good reason that where offspring en-
disease is nearly always entailed This, there
fore, is one Of the worst impodiments 70 matri-
mony.
Suffering mentally and bodily from certain early
Improper practices, will find this Dispensary
where there Is uncertainty about getting RELIEF
but where every sne Of such cases are cured per-
mAnently. No books published ty nor isrued rom
this institution by which the minds Of the young
are poisoned and they thereby ruined.
LADIES,
Married or single, requiring Female Regulator,
should enclose one dollar and three postage stamps
and by return mail they will receive with full d.
reotons the only reliable Female Regulator in use.
This Regulator Is fast becoming the aVorte oflades
everywhere, simply because Its action u mild and
safe and can always be depended upon In removing
distractions from colds and any other cause.
All correspondence strictly confidential. Letters
on consultation should contain one dollar and a
postage stamp for answer, Office and rooms ar
ranged that patients never see each other.
Consultation and services at the Office FREQ to the
poor, every Saturday afternoon, from to P. n.
Once and DispeDsary open from A. n. to 8 P. NJ,
daily, except Sundays Allneoessary surgical oper-
atoms performed.
Address, DR. D1HARri
Pest ONCE Drawer 626, Detroit, Mich.
Enclose two postage stamps andscnd for circular
OF questions, and, if properly answered, medicines
oan be sent to any part of the country. Remember
these must be cured the worst consequences
follow. na9:r4dA.v
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-10-03

Alexsndre,D Dumas continues his lectures
in the French provinces. A story is told
Of him at Limoges, which is very charae-
teristic. As he was beginning his lecture,
perceiving little boy who was staring 81
him very hard, he took him up in his
arms, asked him his name, and kissed him.
@Now," said he, putting him down, 'if that
boy lives hundred years, he will remem-
ber the dsy when he was kissed by Ie psre
Dumas.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-10-03
DRIVATE AFFAIRS,
Il INwHIOH

s-..,eIs, UrpversJ Merchants, Lumbermen, Me-
ohsnios, Miners, Bankers, the rich and the poor,
should ask themselves If the slightest SYPHILITIc,
or so-called PRIVATE DISEASE, tant ia lin gertDg in
their SYSTEMS, II so, they should apply in person,
II possible; II not possible in person, by letter,
and receive BY return mail . blank circular of
questions, which will enable any one to know posi-
lively Just how they stand.
To the intelligent reader it is not necessary to
publish the names Of the many complications and
forms assumed by this terrible scourge, yet Il may
be advisable to mention as most prominent SYPH-
Ills PRIMARY, SYPHILIS SECONDARY, and SYPHILIS
TERTIARY, the latter involving the bones In Its
desthly action.
Every one should know, also, that many o! the
most obstinate and worst ULCERITED THRoATs
proceed from this cause, and will, II not properly
handled ultimately result in loss Of voice. Look to
your true interest and consult bV letter apply At
ND nuH PTuQ
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-10-03

MD. Conway writing from London to
the Round Table, says that Tennysen has
the frame of o Oorypheus and the lungs of
a Ssentor, and bids fair to make o notable
exception to the declaration of his preces-
sOr 70 laureateship, that ths good die first.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-10-03
DYEINC.
.RRDFRIOK OYRIAX,

french Fancy steam Dye works an
Cleaning establishment,
BeIVidero Farm, East Cleveland, aKd
s6 Seneca Street.
OFFroH-lOA Seneca st., Cleveland, o.
Imean TO make this the BEST DYE-HOUSE Ih
THE WEST, and HhAn spare no effort 70 give sat
iIfaction.
I call the especial attention Of Gentlemen to tn,
IMPROVED FRENCH STYLE
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-10-03

DS FOR MORE THAN TWENTY
yesru MATHEWS VENETIAN HAIR DYE has
sood She Isst Of trial. and Is constantly increasing
in public favor.
TIE VENETIAN HAIR DYE is the best and
cheapest made. Its price is only rs cents, and
each bottle contains double the quantity Of dye in
those usuHlly sold for 81.
THE hair DYE is manufactured by peculiar
process which renders Il infinitely superior to any
dye in market. Beipg complete In one bottle, no
preparation is required, which greatly EimPlifes
the application.
IN USING THIS DYE you avoid that rHsiy dead
appearances by which dyed hair snd Ehilkers are
90 readily recognized, when inferior article has
been used, Is 1t produces perfectly natural color
ofany shade that is required, from rich bTOwn to
iefty, lustro5s black that will not smut, crock
or stain the clothing. Invest rs cents, and you
will be convinced. Sold By all Druggists and Fan
oy Goods Dealers.
A. 1. MATHEWS, Manufacturer, N. 7.
DEhAs BARNS co., New York, Wholesale
Agents. sepl5;46R
EWPHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE.
2ne Propriet0rs OF the New York Museum Of Anat-
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Fremsture decline Of Manhood, Indigestion, Weak
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and laws Of nature.
These invalusbIe Lectures have been the means
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forwarded free, reoeipt Of four stamps, by ad-
dressing sECRATAEF, New York Museum Of AnAt-
emy and Medicine, 6ls Broadway, New York.
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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-10-03
COAL.

A LIEN JOR EsI
WhoIssaIs and Retail Dealer h
Strip vein, OeluRbIahA and OhippeEa
G q a 10
Oaas on O. p. B. 4, Rlsi. also, OAes and FAEs
a Euclid street Il. B. Crossing. Goal ogeR
Hxoellsnt Quality for
gFEAm. cas-, GRATES, STOVES,
OSca or Houss Use Also, ANTHRACITE GOAL
Fr large or ELaAII e1anstiel.
crdSrs Teapaotflly solioltsd snd promptly attend
I'd 70. Cosl for Enithlaz Eapt constantly on hand
- farms se7N 1ayleEs
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-10-03
HUNNEWELL'S

ECLECIIOI Ths claiua for thIs vaiuod FAN
III PILL are beyond that Of any
PILLS. other In use. A test Of them viii
- not only prove this, but the greater
sror Of GriDisq, which has berefofofe been called
IharuosT. The ECLECTI0 Pills never require
over fpo, and seldom but ore for the doss, act on
the bowels without the slightes gripping. polnt Of
the greatest impOrtanee, particularly in
Chronic Constipation,
For which take SINGLE PILL every or every
other night They never prodDce debility, and Cure
Indigssffoa Dgspepsia, Headache, Liver and Kidney
Oomplail7s Fe Rof1as Los Of o. Impurities Of he
Blood Ioss Of Appellee and al DcrangenesiG Of BolS
aLI OF Stomach
81 Sold by ali Wholesale and Retail Dealsu in
Medicine. GO
JOHN L. HUNEEWELL, PRoPRIEToE,
.r., PRACTICAL CHEMIST,
Commercial Wharf,
aug31B6.daWsom 3 Boston, Mass.
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OPTICIANS.
SEWING MACHINES.
THK FLORENCE.
L Il has many improvements ore any ana Al
SEWHAO MACHINES.

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tol hs right or Isft, to Stay seam or fa.ten n
gndA Of seams. Il takes four dlnsrens Stitches ths
Lock Doubls Lock, Krot and Doubls knot-escA
being alike on both sides Of tho fabric. It's me-
Hons are all positive; soWB the thiokest or thinner
sbrios without ohangS Of teDuicn. Hens IN !
Vidth hem, fells, brsdH. quilts, binds, gathers, an
avn IN . rune ht the same tins.
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ONE THOUSAND DOZEN WOOL
" EN- Hose and Socks, just received at
NJ. HALLE 4 CO.'S,
aug26 147 Water street.
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