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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-19
LEADER
on Intelligence.

It lis essimatee that the oil product Of
Vensngo County is st least 10000 barrels
daily. This, ct the average price of ten
dollars at the wells, which is low aver
age will give one hundred Thousand dol
lars day, or over thirty-one million dol
lars year. The number of wells on Oil
Creek in July, 1852, was several hundred !;
at the present time, the number of wells
down and going down in the county, is es-
| timsted between three and four thousand.
Should but one in twenty of the wells now
sinking be productive, the yielfOfoil would
be largely increased, but not enough to
keep pace with the largely increased de-
mand. A correspondent thinks Cherry
Tree Run, viii prove as productive of oil
as Cherry Run, as it is in appearance
very similar TO the latter Every part
of Cherry Tree Run has been taken
up by bona ffds operators or by speculs-
tors. A good tract on run tributary to
Cherry Tree, near the Hannehof Farm,
was recently purchased by the Fountain
Oil Company, in connection with some
paying wells on Cherry Run and the Nc
Clintock and Clspp Farm, and we learn
they ore about preparing to develope the
Cherry Tree property. On the Cherry
Tree road some of the newly located COM
panies have commenced operations The
Cherry Valley Company have brought an
engine on the ground, and commenced
preparations TOR boring. The Magnolia
Company are also developing their prop
a-ty.
The next ninety days viii settle the ques-
ton of oil or no oil with many Of those
who have set to work with the purpose of
developing their property.
A new fifty barrel well on the McClin-
took Farm, in the interest Of the ALLIE
gheny and Pittsburgh Oil" Company, is
thought to be improving.
The oil receipts at Cory for the third
week in December, 1864, were 1905 bar
rels; fourth week, s,10O, and the total for
the month of December, 2e,2s2.
The Elk Creek territory, south of Gi-
rard, Erie county, it is said gives evidence
Of being the best oil territory in the coun-
try. No indications in Oil Creek have
eycr surpassed the prospects here. The
Union says:
As we go to press We learn that the !
Luther Oil Company, four miles from
Girard, have struck oil after boring to the |
depth of $40 feet Also that company
who have been sinking 8 well on the-lske
shore have succeeded IN getting oil We |
shall probably be supplied with full par
ticulsrs in time for our next weeks paper
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ARBiVAL o. NAILS AZ DEPOT,
Eastern Through aTrIvss.st 7;s0 A. H., 2;l5 ?. NJ,
and 9:25 P. a.
Eastern Way arrives ct l0s21 A. N.
Hfstern Through arrives at go a H., $40 P NJ
do Way arrives st 2:55 P N.
5,udGsky Way strives at ssI5 A. N.
Ononnsti Through arrives at $50 a. NJ, 500 ?, b.
10 Way arrives ct $50 P. NJ.
Pittsburgh Through arrives ct e.56 a. p.
Wsy arrives at 1910 p, Il.
nahoning Way arrives at l0.s5 a. Z.
t.uadville arrives ct 1925 a. NJ.
a SdinA Way arrives AZ 400 P. NJ
Kcckport, 40, arrives Tussdsysi Thursday Aad
Saturdays at Z IL
fsrrensvilIs arrives daily at I0:l5 A, ID.
EGBs Cleveland and Euciid arrives daily ga. d
HOUR OF CLOSING THE MAILS
EAsTGRH THR0UsH for Erie, Buffalo, Boston, New
Ho-k, Hartford, and Psinesyille, Geneva, ABhtsbu
is nd OonnsAnt, closes st $50 4. ID.
q. .EAsTERE THOUGH, for beH York 0Bly, Gloss 81
R.z5P NJ.
E4sFsnN THROUGH, for Erie, BuHalO, Albany,
GOftOn, New York and Hartford, closes at 800
EAsTIHE way, tor all points bstsseE Clsvslane
and Erie, closes at ESQ P. NJ.
SsSTKRs THRoUaH, for Toledo, Oetrsit Chicago;
and Milwaukee closes at 7;l0 a. NJ, 0ssyes $40
WrsTEHE TaR0Uaa, for Toledo, Detroit, Ohio.go,
BJUuque. st. Joseph and Cairo closes at 800 P. n.
\ asTERE WAY, for all points between Cleveland
snc Toledo, closes at 1915 P. NJ.
SENDUsKT WAY, for SaEdusky Ead sli inteTme
diRto points, closes as $3.50 p. Fl.
CJECHsATI WAY, for all points 5etvesu OleVslsBc
and Cincinnati, closed At 7;O5 A. M
UIHOIEEATI THROUaH, for Columbus, Dayton.
Newark and Cincinnati, closes at 7;05 A. n.
OisCIEFAFTT THROJaH, foF Columbus, Cincinnati,
louisville St. LOuis, indianapolis zAnesTills AID
Whseling, closes ct 800 P. III.
PITTGEUEGH THROUGH, for Pittsburgh and WEsh.
In gtcn, closes at 1880 P. h.
plFTsBURaH WAT, Tor all points between Olevs'
sdi, Welsville, and Pittsburgh, Harrisburg, Phil.
.dsphis, Baltimore ssd Washington, closes g. T'Oo
An.
AAH0KIss WAT, fJT sli points between Cleveland
sLd Youngstown, closes At Pas P. II,
mEADvILLE, closes at e:5a A. N.
MxDIEA WAY, closes at 790 A. n.
q sioCEPOBT, &C., closes on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, st i2H.
gARREEsvIGIE, closes daily, 1O:s0A. NJ.
EAsT OLEYElAsD and Euclid, olosss dhily, a. =
2. a..
ssil Gad Drop Lssiers AZ required b Law to D.
prepaid.
al City Circulars Srs rsguirsd to Be prepaid wlih
= EEo-ce1. stamp.
0Uoo open ftom fso A. n. 20 f.BO P N. o.
4 cowLEs. P. Il.
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Snfrlyf Gafites.


IfFORTANT TO LADIES-Dr. HAg-
lgsysE Female PnE nave never yet fasled in rsmov-
ing diHcalties arising ron obstruction, or stop
pags of nature or IN restoring the gyrtem 20 pers
cot health when suhsr1ng from Spinal AneotionB,-
HProlApSus Utsri, the Whites, or other weakness y
che Uterine Organs. The Pills are perfectly ham
len On the constitution, and may Be taken By The
nlost dslicste fsmals without causing di1trc1-tho
Sane ems they act ike charm By strengthening,
lnvigcratnG and restoring the system 70 health
ooldition, and BY bringing on the monthly period
Win regusarity, no natter nom what causes she
osStuctioa may arlEa. Thsy should, however, FoT
% taken daring ths trst three month"; ef prsgnAn-
~, though sEfs ct any othsr tine e. niBoarriEga
Would Be thu roszis.
Iaoh boz contains 60 pEls- Prios %.
DR.. HARHET'a TREAIIsE on Diseases Of Eelnalsai
Pregnancy, Gisoarriage BsrIenusss, sisrility, Rs
production, and ABUSES Of Nature and emphaticsl-
u the Ladies Private Medical Adviser, pamphlet
of o. pagss, sent free TO any Addrezs Six osuts
qnired 70 pay postage
Tho pills and book win be Bsut b. mall When de-
Glfsd, securely nealed, and prepaid, By
I.BRTAE, n. D., Gthernl Agent
10. 70 Cedar st., EeW York.
n Sold By all the principal Draggists.
CIV. CLARK, Druggist Agent f2r OloVeisEd.
iuiEGI:Bs:m.E.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-19

Mrs. Myron Winslow, wife of the late
Rev. Dr. Winslow, the eminent Mission
ary, arrived in the China, from Liverpool,
on Saturday morning. She is just from
Cape of Good Hope, where the remains Of
her husband sre buried.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-19
IO0 DOLLARS PREMIUM
SEMINAL WEAKNESS,
Or sDermattOFrbgs, elect, &C., ana
EMPOTERUs CUEEh.
AFtEB all OTHER TREATMENT EsiLr
DIR. a. GIBSON,

formerly o. New York CITY, viii pay hundred
dollars foT the proof that he ever .as to the
Ab0ve-nAlned diseases. He viii pay the SUN for
the proof that any other Physician IL the United
States treats the same diseases with equal success
fer many years Of labOriOus study and eHp8rsnoo
Dr. Gibson iE happy in being able to announce % the
unfortunate that he hea perfected sysssl % trst-
mEut tor
rHE SPEEDY AID PERHsNEST JUEs
OF the above and also all contagious disoas Of the
Reproductive Organs, with AZ bad ELECTS arising
shsrefrom, including General
DEBILITY Or NERVOUS PBUsTRATIOE.
o has succeeded ia curing cazas 10 this city, ONE Of
whom had Ipsnded hundreds Of dolisTs Eita self.
styled physicians, who profess 70 treat all private
malsdios WITH suooeas. and without TeoslsiHa the
DR.. GibsoH does lot boast ti,al no Is a member Of
some College In London cE Paris, Gs perhAps some
otheIs 40 for tine pGrToss Of ensGarng tie innocent
and who hold cut greet newer 70 be real
i7ed. Bat what Dr. G. might boast of Is this, that
be s able 70 give entire satisfaction 10 those ghO
rose condsnce Ia his ability and integrity, and tlat
lac hss perfected an American system Of treatment
which chalenges any Physician Of London OF Paris.
Sny patent medicine 10 equal for the radical cure
3f seminal weakness, and al disease OF derRnEe-
mGnts. both nsutal and Pnyiosl arising from sexual
" secret sbuBe.
Dr. Gibson also claims iog his nov treatment the
dGloWing advantages over ai others yet discovered
aud first the agents used Ia 10 respect disagree
able; he relies OF the dark ages, such Mer.
curry HOr any 0iher deleteriOus drag; 5sCoadiy ut,
na treatment n positive and coTaln 10 all cases He
stands prepared 70 60 into any public or private hos
ptAi IN the United St6tas and deInonstfate the i'm
snse superiority Of his treatment any 9th.
o. Gov known 70 tue world, In pCint of prOmBtna8a
fsrmAnsncy nlidnsss safety aud ocuvsDianos 10 ths
fstient.
DR.. GIBSON Is permanently located In lsyoand,
and has during the past i've years performed many
cures Of diseases which had for years resisted al
other modes of treatment. References can bs given
10 Ldiy 1alB Of the first spectabty IN Cleveland,
Boston, New York aud other cities, ia regard to
kill and integrity n all professional transact ons
Dyspep psiR, Rheuu atiEm, Scrofula, al Diseases of
tn Urinary rgans, and al Chronic Diseases treated
with superior success.
s-MediCines ssnt to any part Of the country On
Tecsipt Of ten dollars.
Dr.. Gibson's New York on Physiology 70, sala at
DIR. SON,
PRoFEssOR OP ELEOTRO2ATHT AND MEDICINES.
Ofdce-Il0 Seneca street, few dco.s from SUPERIOR
up st=is, TpOsite ths CITY Hotel.
ES5-Ofice hours from to Il and from to O'o'O
Daily (Sundays except d lan7
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-19

ISAAC A. ISAACS UNION EALIi,
Sole Agent for the sale Of Singers Celebrated sew,
ing Machines, storr's AutomAton PrezDan,
and ssrong's Patent Army Bed-Trunk,
Corner Superior and Union-stE,
- Look out for the Giants. - dec2l
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-19
PRESENTS.

Christmas and New Years ct Union Hall.
Those who want Presents should give US csl.
We have Clothing for rich, and Clothing for poor
All should come to Us and Bargains se5uTei
We have Clothing for Boys, and Clothing for Men
Many more styles than 1 II uow try to Den;
Coats, Overcoats, Pants, Jackets and Vests,
All our own make and surely the best.
We have Scarfs and Scarf Pins, Neck Ties aud
CTayats,
Shirts, Gloves and Collars, suspenders and Hats,
Half. bose aud Handksrchiefs, Wrappers and Draw
ers,
Made out of Silk, Wool, merinO OF Gsuze;
And many more things that are uEefnl snd nice,
Which for these times we'll sell st very low price.
Aud then for the ladies' God bless the dear creatures
And grant that no sorrow may ere mar their fea-
tures;
The present for them, which viii give them most
pleasure
And Be in each household blessing and treasure,
Is 3 SEWING MACHINE, one of SINGERS, you
know,
Is ahead Of all other Machines made 10 to sew.
It IL simple, Il is handsome, and easy to run
And by far the best Sewing Machine uuder the sun
Tnen all who want Presents 10 UNION HALL HE,
Well We know, that when there you'll not fail to
buy,
For the gifts that are valued and prized most Of all
Are those that are purchased q. our famed UNION
HALL
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-19
EEAyE ERIE

80 a. M.-ElGHT E1PRESs TRAIH-5topnIns
AZ girard, Aahts5ula and PAirssYIuo only, and
arrive a. Cleveland at 7. 80 A. n.
6:l5i A. M MAIL AND ACOOMMODATIOE
GkAIN-Stopping as al stdtion5 and arrive ~
Cleveland ct 1O:GjA- n.
I0sI5 A. H.-rOLEDO ExPREss- -s.oppius At an
gtatsa1 except Swanville, SaybrOok, CaionFflla,
Perry, Mentor and Micknne, and arrives At
Cleveland at 2:i5 P.N.
SIS P. H.=DAT GXPRESS TRAIE-stobpius .
Gtrard, ,Oonneaut, AEhtabuta, Geneva s Paine.
vile only, and arrives IN Cleveland Es rs p 4.
Second Oiso1 Cars are run On El skroagh
Trains.
Al tho trains going westward connect At OleyalAl..
Win trains tor Ioiedo, Chicago Columbus, Otncin-
nstl, Indianapolis, 81. LoEis Ao.; and AL through
trains gong estNarut connect st Dunkirk with tna
trains Of the New York Erie Rairoad, and a. Buf.
al with those Ct the New FORK Central BzliAio
neI York Oity hatEOadh for Kew YORK, Alba1E
Aoatons Niagara Balls, &c, and 81 Eris with trainh
on he Philadelp phia 4 kris Railroad.
- Day ENprosai East and Wegt, oonnsca AZ
gtrard with Trains On Erie Pittsburgh Rsilroad
ior hin6aFiIie MeadVile, Jamestown, 20.
d. ECEIlHGAAn. 6ulik
ClageIAnd. Oct szst, LssZ-
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RELI7s sPFOIFTO PIIIlWAP

REHTED IL ALL OAsEs.-uAn Be relied
Hovar hl 10 euFsl Do not nelEeatd are speed
n aetionI no change Of dist Sogzirsdi 10 aot "a
esrfsro With business purHlitsl Oan b ussd with
ouf dstsoticni Upward Of 800 eures the past nonth
sons Of them very ssFore sasos- Over one hum
drod physioianE have ussd thsm ln their prAo-
tips, and speak vel Of thei- smoscy, and approve
% thsiT composition, which s entirely vegetable
and harmless on the system. Hundreds of oertih,
0atoa can be shown. Bells 8Psoino Pills are "a,
sdginal and only genuine Specific Fin. They are
adapted fer male and female oldoF ycung, ans
tha only reliable remedy for eGectinE q PermEd
nant and speedy n all cases OF epsTmatorThea-
o. Seminal weakness, With al ftE trains Of evils,
g1oh e Ursthral and Vaginal Discharges, elsst,
be Whites, Hightly or Involuntary Emissions, In
eontinanoe, Genital Debility and IrTitabiity, Ia.
potency, Weakness or loss Of Power Nervous De-
billy, &e, Ac-, all Of Wloh sriHe principally fro
Sexual EJoeasss or Self Abuse, OF some oonBtitu
tfonal-deranggment, and inospscitAtss the sufferer
from fulfilling tho duties of married life. In 81
SEual disea1ss, as GonoTrhaa Giset and 6triotGrss
DonEulting Physician for tie treatment Of Seminal
, Urinary, Sexual, and Nervous Diseases, who viii
issDd, ffse 70 al the following valuable work, IN
pealsd onxelope:
Tn FITTIEfH TH0UsAED.-Dr. Bells Treatise on
sslf Abuse, Premature Decay, impotence and Los
Of Power, Sexual Diseases, Seminal Weakness,
Nightly Emissions, Genital Debility, &o., &c., q
pamphlet Of o. pages, containing important al
Vfos 70 the anliEtsd, and which should be read b
sveTT uhsrsr, the means CT cure IN the ssvsrs5t
stages d plainlf set forth. Two stamps required
20 paT postage. iuiyz1:B :BS;mo. ". .friAWE-
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New FORK & Harlem Railroad.
NOTICE 10 TRAVELLERS.

FTNWO EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY
II Sundays excsptsd)
MORNING EXPRESS, leaving Troy al DtI5 A.
Nj from Albany at Hudson River Depot st 8sS6 A.
n, arriving ct New York at S:58 P. n.
AFTERNOON EXPRESS, leaving Troy at 200
P. NJ; from Albany at 3:I5 P. H.. arriving at New
York at es3o ?. H. connecting with express trains
for Philadelphia and Warrington City.
The Cincinnati EKpreza. from BufiAlo connects
with the s.s5 at Albany for HeW York By the Hsr-
iom Road.
Eor tbs better accommodation Of the publio. Az
Fangemeni5 have been made 70 run the trains od
the Hudson River Railroad %. and those o. the n.
Z. and Harlem Railroad Co. at different houra IRON
Albany and Troy.
Meas Cars Of he baSf oonssIofi9s and most convent
slt for the OF passengers, have been placsd On
TIE HARLEM Road.
Passengers will be Tokstsd and Baggage checked
over this road direct to New YORK b the Central
B. R. Co., aud all connecting lines North and West
Tickets Of tho Hudson RiYer RAilroad %. and Of
this %. VIII be received By either road and Bag
gage checked BY either Company win b deliFarsd
In New York without change Of checks.
Nov. 2d, 1884. r. A. CHAPLIN, Bup't
F0An h GREEN. Advertising Agent, noSERs
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Raa- @efsse gimE- aablg.
isJ4-5. Winter Arrangements 1sSl-s
FOh THE
A&RIVAb And CLOSING OB AAILS,
AZ Vuu

ULEVELAND PuSP-OFFIOR
oOHHEsmsG HoEDAT. OCTOBER 8IsTi 1884.
sS- MAils will be opened and ready for delivery
oas hour after arrival Of trains.
~ All Mails close Ons hour rsiors departure
trains.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-19
Engsgrizl.

WIGs .AED1AIR WORA.
EA. D Y's NEW ESTAB.-zS,zs1s
fHR LARaEST n THa sTAZRe Aa
0s Ms kANaa AM LADlES MAR DRESSlsa
80 PUBLIC SQUARE.
ElHAnufsotursE OF ali kinei % WIGS, inoiudins
ILLusaoN WIG =
that % resembles nature e. % delg the ol0aest
scrutiny. A very largo and beautiful stOek Of
LoHG HAIR, (b-o1ghs b. The proprtosor hon
Europe, for SWITCHES and BRAID5-ths dnes1
assortment sver seen II this city.
Ladies' Front Pieces and AalfsHlgs1
In sYsry style, with al imProyensnfs.
SETS OF OURLs, made from FrsEeh Hhtura
Qurled Hair lguaFanssed.l
HUeEEE DOUBLE and TRIPLE BoNss
WATEBTALLS, &o-,
sEfsds By the advertiser, equal 70 thoao lmpoE sd
Isdlesi Braids made into any kind q Hasd-Drs5i
~ Bovg without injury 70 switch.
LADIES' HAIR DREsSIEG IN ths most prssAi
nRsnd fashionable styles.
HFAu Wcrk warranted a. ropresonteds
HOT A1a GOLD BATHS at al houTA- tseso
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-19

THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPE-
RIEEOE OF AN IHVALID-Published for the
benefit and as g CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN and
others, who suffer from Nervous Debility, PremA-
ture Decay Of Manhood, &o-, supplying at the same
time TEE MEANS or SELF-CFRE. By one who has
cured himself aftsr undergoing considerable quaek
eEJ. By enclosing postpaid addressed envelope,
single copies may be had Of toe Buthor.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq.,
de5:Is4 Brooklyn. Kings county N. Z.
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[ILEVELAND 5 ERlE RAILB0ApI
WINTER ARRANGEzIBr.

On and kftsr Monday, Oct. 5lRt, 1854, Passenger
Trains vii run a. foliOFs, tSundAyB 6zcspted)s
LEAVE CLEVELAND; s r.
s:hO- a. E--pAY EXPREs5 TBAIH-Stos7lEE n
Wileughby, Painas Tilla. Madison, Geneva, Ash
tabulA, Coaneaut and GirRrd only, and arrive as
Erie a ] 70 P. H. Dankirk s;la P. n, Bu6alo
5i0F.M
s:z5 P. M.-ONOIHNATI ENPRESS-Stoppihka 81
Rainesg1le, AGht10ulA aud alrard 0nly, and ar.
rFs9 a. hrie9 40 ?. H. Dunk1Fk rs ?. r., Bui-
lsio l0s0gP.M.
$50 2. n. - NAIL AND AOOOMHODATTOE--
etopRtns ~ AZ stations and azEiys e Er1s af
1850 ?.
900 P. M.-HIGHT EXP REsS TRAIH-StoPplnsa AZ
RainesFille, Ashtabula end Girard only, aad
arrives - Erts At lz:s0 A. r, Uuukirk 7:lo
a. ~, Buffalo 20 A. n.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-19

The symptoms OF OatGrrh, Hs they generally aP'
pear, are at first very slight. Persons ind they
have . cold, that they have frequent attacks, and
are more sensitive to the changes OF temperature.
In this condition, the nose may Be dry, or slight
disohArgs, thin and aorid, afterwards. becoming
thsok and adhesive As the disease becomes chronic
the discharges are increased IN quantity and
ohaagsd IN quality; they are now thick and heavy
and ara haWked OF eoughed Of The secretioDs are
onsualvs, causing bad breath the voice is thick
and nasal the eyes are weak; the sense Of the
anen d es5ened destroyed deafness frequer tly
tahag place. Another common and important
symptom Of oataFrh is, that the person iH Obliged
% clear his throat In the morning Of thick or
Hliny mucaa, which has fallen down from the head
during the night. When this takes place the per-
Bon may be sure that his disease is on its way 20
the lungE, and should lose time IN srresting t.
Ths above are bat fec q s mary CataTrh sgMF,Onss
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SusnrauFE.

HMPFERs CELEBRATED VEG
N ETABLE STOMACH BITTERS,
Gan be found At the storo of GEO. D. BECK, oppo-
lite the Post-ofcs Whois appointed Agent for this
Justly y-celebratsd medicinal beverage in this city
sud surrounding country, Try IL. jsnll
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RxiIrnada.
A TLANTIO AED GREAT WRsTERN
- RAiaHAT.
AN and winter ArFan ement.

Fan and winter AFFan ement.
Takes Eject AoaGGys Novens5er zsEi, 1855.
Two Through Exprass Trains DAflyl bas-.
CLEVELAND and NEW YORK.
"DAY ExPREss, leaves Cleveland (sundsgs axespf.
- at $50 H., arrives at MeadVille At 2sov ?. H
iOinnerl Salamanca IS $50 ?. H, (S lspiRg Casll
tnd New York ~ l;10P.H.
3 "hIsHz ExPREss," leaves Cleveland tSaturdan
sxoepted,l q sslb ?. NJ sleeping Cars sttachsA)
arrives at heSdvils at li2o A n, Salamanca e
$50 A. NJ and New York Is 1850 ?, K,
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sYMP ON 8:

~OALL FOR A CIRCULAR De
ALL SYMPTOMS.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-09

Estate Sale
BY LAUREY ~ ALEXANDER.
THIS DAY, the 9th instant, will be sold in our Sales
Rooms No. l4D and l42 Meeting atreet, at 10 O'Clock
TWO CASES OF SUNDRIES. -
CONSISTING OF:
sATINETS, Cassimeres, Flannels Wooden Shirts and
Drawers. phirs blankets dog. Handkerchiefs Hose
Hats, pieces Linen, Banora Skirts, Mernos Alpacas
Countcrpancs. Black Sewing Silk. Suspenders Paper
Collars, Playing Cards, Kilukinck Tobacco, Hammers
Hatchots &C.. &C., &c,
ONE TRUNK, containing pieces BLACK SILK TRIM
MING, Embroidered Collars Mohair Lace, Wooden
Stockings Buckskn Gauntlots, Chemsettes Coiffures
Lace Sleeves Head Dresses, &c, &C., &c.
Conditions cash. November Q
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ONE BOTTLE DID rr.-That is the expression Of many
who have had their grey hair restored Its natural
color and their bald spot covered with hair after using
one bottle Of Mrs s. A. Aiiens Worlds Hair Rostorer
and Hair Dressing 1t is not adye it do harnl
Every who has used these preparations speak loud
in their praise you wish to restore your lair in
these preparations. AL Druggists keep them.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-09

CLASSICAL SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES'
TUE REV. DR.. LORD PROPOSES TO OPEN CIAs.
sicAL SCHOOL. for limited number of young
ladies' In the Lecture Room Of st. Pauls Church. Rad
ehfeboro'. on the first Monday Of November T,ert-
French and German without additional charge
Dr. LORD begs leave TO refer to tho Rt Rev T. F.
Davis. the Rev. Dr.. @. HanGtel the Hon. VIM. Aiken,
Dr. Elias Horlbeok. Dr. w. T. Wragg. Con. Jas 6inons
and O. B. Brewster, ESQ. October "a
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-09

ARCHIBALD GETTY & Co.-On referring to columns
this morning. an advertisement of large quantities of
goods Of superior quality will be seen. being
hand In the spacious establishment of this firm. Tho
lnrge business done by these gentlemen shows the ap
probation entertained by the people, not only of their
valuable STOCK but also of tho satisfactory in
which their affairs attended to- and the great regard
paid to the wants Of customers The proprictors and
assistants Of this store make it tem importance
always to gain tho best wishes OF visitors through
courtesy and poiitencsa
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-09
LOCAL MATTERS.

MEssRs. NJ. M QUINN BRoruER, of the Uptown
News Depot King-street. have sent to us large and
varied lot late Northern weekly and daily papers,
ceived by the Quaker City. Among the lot notice the
Metropolitan Record Budget Of Fun, Yankee Notions, &c.
QuIsN has all the Southern country papers. well
Northern, for sale.