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DIR, Q. B. LIGaTHILLs frst visit TO

DIR. @. B. LIGRTHILL'S first visit to
Ohio was indusedby numerous applications
for treatment from parties unsblst to visit
New York for thst purpose, and who can
no. be successfully treated except after q
personal examination. His practice has
been so successful that he has repeated his
visits to Cleveland several times. still he
finds that it is almost as difficult for some
parties desiring his service, to visit him a.
Cleveland, that in competence with the re-
quest of many citizens, no has consented,
before returning to Europe, to visit several
central points in N~9rsaern Ohio, making
Cleveland his headquarters so that sll whC
desire can consult HIM. ~
For the past twelve years DR.. Lightbill
has paid exclusive attention to the treat
ment OF deafness and eatsFrh 10 its vsri
GUS forms. Be has prseticed IN New York
and other principal Eastern cities, where
until a few months past, he was associate.
with his cousin, DR.. E. B. Lighthill, and
together they have acquired 3 standing
which has earned for the "Lightbill In
stitute" its present crest reputation.
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From tie Reu. B. z. Wetch, formerly Pas
tor of the Pearl Street Paptist Church,
Albany NeU York.
NrwroNHrL1R. NoH. 10. 1ss


NEwToEvILLB, Nov. 10, 1865.
Dr. LIGHTHILL@Desr Sir: Allow ms to
express my grateful thanks for the skill
and kind attention rendered to my dsUgh-
ter, whose ears have been badly affected
for many years, and for some. months past
has been nearly deprived of hearing. The
loss of this important sense is certainly a
sad deprivation, painfully embarrassing,
and TO \ degree known only TO those who
have experienced it. II, therefore, there
be a remedy Tor this great evil, the cause
of humanity obviously requires that it
should be universally disseminated. l feel
it my duty, therefore, and it affords me
mnnh ~nlaAsnrn- to niua naPh~-asHy 20 tHu
happy effects of your treatment and reme-
dies. My daughter ms suffered from deaf
ness since early childhood The left ear
has been badly diseased. The night ear,
also, for several years, was seriously affect
ed, and the disease apparently increasing,
threatening the entire loss CT hearing. 1t
was with extreme difficulty that she could
participate in the conversation of her
friends, and for tWoyearsJ has been de-
prived of this urce of social Enjoyment
Happily my attention was directed to youl
advertisement and l was induced to place
her in your care. Your treatment, under
care of q kind Providence, has been sue
cessfnl. Her, hearing, sotsr IS 1 can judge
appears to be perfectly restored. Wneth.
er this restoration is permanent is q CUES
ton time alone can determins, but present
results are certainly very gratifying.
am, desr sir, @
Truly and gratefully yours
z n WnTru n n
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sexes, which is to sustain the same relation
towards New York that DR.. Dio Lewis
does 70 Boston.
Mr.. Nelson Sizsr the ~phreDologist aud
at one time editor of the PhTenotogIcGG
Journal is a square built, hesvy framed
man, dark eyes, gray hair n usuAliy 3
pleasant expression upon his lace. de
loves to talk, and seems to have quite q
dictionary of 8 trite sayings at his tongues
end. He entertains peculiar views in rels-
ton to nearly everything, and may well De
called an Hodd stick" d.
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NoTIcEs.
NJ OTICE.
SALE OF ARMY MULES.
ouGarrnuAsrsR srs.nA1's os.rcs, }

81 Q-UAETERHAsFsR GESBRAL's OEPTcE,
b WAsHIKarOs, D. O., May p, 1855.
Il NAM THOt n OF MUiE5 are beng dis
pos q Of st public sale, a. Washington.
he "a es viii continue until this 0um berOf animals
Is reduced IN VroporuOu 10 the rsductisn Of the
arni :, nov going on rapid y.
There are in the armies " the Potomac, Of the
Tennessee, and Of Georgia, probably FOUaT THOU
sANU Of The FINES SIX MULE TEAMS IN
TIE WORLD.
Many OF them were bousht In the beginning Of
The war, IS young muies, accompanied the a mics
Ia al their MARCHES and camps and are thoroughly
brOzsn, hardened by -Xeic 8, gentle and familiar,
from being 80 Ing surrounded ~ the soldiers
The WhUie south % stuppsd q farming STOCK, and
che N0rta has also sud red from The diam OF AMI
mails. taken to supply the armies
these AsiBRis are sold ct puoie auction THEY
Will v BRING AEYTaISG LIKE THEtk
TkUE VALUE and sueh Opportunities for iArm-
ers t. get working suimsis to stock their farms,
aud for drOvers aud dealers In stock TO make good
tpecu atiOus, by purchasing than and dispcsipg ei
them In the South, viii GeVer occur AZ IN.
M. O. MEl9S,
Quartermastsr General,
iun3:223 Brsvet naior General.
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COAL,
LLKH

LLkH JONES,
wholesale and Rss.n Dealer
"trip YeiH, UeIaEbl1na and Chippewa
z y a LS9s as
yHss on U. P. r. Z. PlsI. Also, Omoa and Ea-d
~ Euclid sBrssE 2. B. Crossing. Goal OF "a
Exos1snt Quality for
6TEAm, cas-, GRATIS, STOVE
0moa o. Houas uA-Alsot ANTHRACITE GOAL
n large 81 msH qaARtittes- -1s1sH-.T 10
orden respectfully solnttsd snd promptly attend.
u To- Coat tor mithing kspt constantly On hsaa
N. Tsrna 49, aAJlsRA
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OHIO HOOP sBIRT MANURAO-
" TORY. -
JACOB FRANK,
MANUFACTURE AID IHPoRfsB or
French and American OOFsefss

Haviug removed from his old sand on Water
street, 70 q large aud oommOdious estAbhShmenti
70 l2S SUPsRleR ST., UsDEs AMERICAN H0TfI
Mr.. FLANK cordially invites the attention Of the
Cleveland public to his large and Weil-sssorted
stock OF SIX CkTs, CJR5eTs AND FANCY GOODS
OF the latest and most approved styles Having
been engaged for 8 long time In an exclusively
wholesale Business, he has acquired extensive fs-
cilities for procuring goo . in his line on tho most
ressOnabl= tens, and Is now prepared to give more
particular attention to the retail trade. With the
conVeLisuees Of she new establishment, 1t Will soon
become the most desirable place to puTchase in the
CITY. mT4
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AT aEN. DIE HEADQUARERs.
RourE Id RoRTREss MoNRoE.

1t is understood that Mr.. Mitchell vss
sent to Fortress Monroe. He was convey
ed from General Dix's headquarters to pier
No. 2, near the Battery, where he was
comfortably installed in the same steam
boat which carried General Sherman to
West Point q few days ago. The destins-
ton of the craft was kept 8 profound ae-
cret, but it was generally understood by
the deck-hsnds, cabin-boys snd powder
monkeys, in short by every body but news
paper reporters, that Fortress Monroe
would receive the renegade in its sGaman'
tine srms.
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The Republican State Convention Of
Iowa, which met on Wednesday, Nominate
ed the following candidates: For Governor,
Hon. VIM. M. Stone; for Lieutenant Gov
ernor, Hon. B. F. Cue; for Supreme Judge,
Hon. Geo. G. Wright; for Superintendent
of Public instruction, Hon. o. Fsyille.
The Convention also inserted 8 plsnkin its
platform in favor of universal suffrage in
Iowa. The resolutions endorse the ratifca-
ton of the Constitutional Amendment
abolishing slavery; the disfrsnchisement Of
traitors and speedy punishment of jeff
Davis; are in favor of making loyalty the
only test of the right of suirsgei pay q
Tribute 10 Abraham Lincoln, and pledge
support 70 Andrew Johnson express graf
itude 70 the soldiers, and are in favor Of
d~isfrsnchising ard disquslifying from the
right of holding Office every citizen of the
State who has aided the rebellion directly
or who has left the State TO avoid military
service.
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HOOP SKIRTS.
KAUFMAN & BRO.

KAUF & BRO.
Respectfully invite the attention Of Dea'ers, and the
ladies OF Cleveland and vicinity, to this most AZ
tensivs manufacturing place in this vicinity. The
facilities Of Low RES1S, AID experience in buy
ing and n annfaoturiug enables them TO oner the
hress and most stylish Skirts and uorsets, I'M
ported and Domestic, Ladies' Furnishing Goodss
a ane assortment Of Fancy Goods, 80
30 par Ct. less than at any other place IN this city,
So 10 K for Tour own beneht, aud MD
K4UFMAN 8 STORE, 10 Public Square.
Rauf1 ans Factory, $50 Supsrior Sc, mp stairs
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JeG Davis B~chOIarshiP and Obtuse'

IEua LANL5
ness.
The New York Tunes republishes a let
ter which appeared in that journal on the
10th of September, 1856, which, in discuss
ing JEFF Davis policys 81 Secretaryo OF War
said:
Col. Davis was distinguished for nothing
as a student at West Point, except in being
At the foot Of his class in the department.
of rhetoric and moral philosophy, which
constitutes the literary portion of the
course. In mathematics and moral philos-
pby he was little better, being in the for
mer the twenty seventh, and in the latter
the thirtieth in his class, which numbered
t~hirty.three graduates. The highest num-
Der of marks obtsined by 8 cadet for pro
fciency in the above named studies, was
then, IS it is now, two hundred in the TO-
mer and three hundred in each of the latter.
In the former Col. D. got only forty six
there being only eight besides himself who
got less than one hundred, and only n Of
fhem IS low as sixty-six; while in mAthe
MATES Col. D. got n hundred and forty
four. there being twenty others who got
more than two hundred. Two Of these
cot two hundred and ninety-three, being
only seven short of the highest number.
In natural philosophy he got n hundred
thirty-three there being seventeen others
who got more than two hundred The
above facts snow ~eonelusively that he has
no particular sptitude for either literary or
scientific pursuits. m
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s Oh has been struck in California. Gold
can nov take a back seat" in the Golden
State. Grease il Kingl sr--l
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ARREsT uF JOaN MITCHEE.
HE'S Conveyed Z o n sfeamer-PrOba-
. Bile Destination, Fortress aOurOe-
Hfs Adventures after Capture.
fFTom III. =. z. tribune OF Tbursday.I

Iron the =. z. tribune Of Jhursdsy.I
M. John Mitchell, late of The Richmond
Examiner, but more recently OF The Ddtty
Ne,Ds. was yesterday arrested upon the su-
thorfty Of General Dix, and We understand
tbsthelh has been sent TO Fortress Monroe,
on the charge of treason.
AT about midday two military officers,
accompanied by Detective Elder, entered
the Office of The Daily Nes0s. Mr.. Ben
ismin7 Wood was the first person met, OF
whom they inquired for John Mitchell
Considerably disturbed, Mr.. Wood referred
them to an inner ssnctum, where the gen
tIeman in question was found. Being ln-
formed of his arrest, he quietly scqulesceo,
and proceeded with the officers to the coach
which was in waiting at the door.
IN THE CARRIAGE.
Mr. Mitchell was perfectly silent for
some oments after the carriage com-
menced moving. He presently broke the
| silence by saying to Captain Callahan, n
1ofthe officers accompanying him-so goes
the rumor of the street: ~.
HOsptsin, from your name 1 take you TO
be an Irishmsn."
Captain C.-"You are. right, cir, I am an
Ifishman."
mn. M-aOf course you know me to be
one also; how can you find it in your
heart to arrest one of your fellow country
CAPTAIN CIT am now an Ameriean ;
Won ara no more my fellow c~ountrymsn
than any body else 1 only know that we
have orders TO arrest you"
Mr.. M.-GFor what?"
Captain CT don't know-tor treason,
perhaps"
Mr.. MLHBut 1 am not 8 traitor. The
South are fairly thrsshed, and I follow the
tide-I am no longer a traitor, but q
peaceful, loyal man"
Captain O., (s0ith smphasis,) Mr.. Mitch
ell, 1 hsue no time to handy words. You
ara an Irishman, l am ashamed to say
You pretended to fee from the oppression
of the Old World 70 the freedom of the
New, vet almost your first act in your new
found liberty, was to declare yourself 10
favor of aspeeies of human bondage, the
mesnest and most infamous recorded II
history. In that cause you have tollec
with brain and Drawn for five years, anc
Won nov nave the sublime impotence Il
come here, il New York, and establish
Yourself at the head of the most Cltra-Oop'
perhesd sheet in the city. l can onlI
say that, as sgenersl thing, your country
men sbhor and despise you, and that ny
own contempt for you is so great that
cap find DO language TO further expires
my feelings.
Mr.. MitchelTs face worked convulsive
/ " as he listened to this answer, but h
said nothing more.
AT GEN. DH's HEADQUARTERS.
: Arriving at General Dix's ~hesdqusrteri
: the prisoner was Immediately taken u
! stairs. We we're not admitted into tA
!, Generals Office during their conference,
but the case of the prisoner was eVidentl
, disposed of in very short order, as he i
soei from the office in 8 few moments, 81
: c~ompsnied by the detectives who had a
> rested him, and proceeded to the c%arrisg
= which was waiting below.
o-- M uoprpua lFOErpnE
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AT MEDINA, MEDINA COUNTY,
OHIO.
At the American Hotel, from Tuesday,
June 9th, until Saturday, July 1sb 1865.
AT CLEVELAND,

At Russelps Forrest City House, from
Monday, July Sd, until Saturday, July
9Th.
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II
General Etre, narine and Life InsuEs
anee Agent
nice, Oystt's Exchange, foot Superior Street.
CLEVELAND, OHIO
RHPRRSHHTs TRi FOLLOWING CozPAHEs:
8uckeyo Mutual ms. Co., Cleveland, Apsts.
Ohio, (Fire sad Msrinel ~-@--.--..8 246,l43
Market Fire " &" 80. 414,720
i. tOn Eins .-s zS4,89A
Norwich Fire Inns. Co., Norwich, Ot.. A25s244
North Western OsHego, n. Z. 24O,zzS
Phoenix Marine ms, Go. Of BToOalyn
N. z, cash capital.....--.---....--....I, OOO,6OO
LOSSES PROMPTLY AN USTED AND PAID.
Particular attention given % the adjustment Of
Marine Losses. L. D. HUDSON,
Agent and AdjustsF.
Capt. @. A. GARDsEE. Earlne Inspector. fels:Rs
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7-SO LOAN!
300 U. s. 500 six Per Cent.
BONDS.

These Bonds are worth q handsome premium, and
are exempt, as are all the Government Bonds, from
County, and Municipal ~tazation, uhich adds from one
70 three per cent. per ani1iHl 70 lheir SaIHs, according
to the rate levied upon ether property. Ths inter
set is payable semi-aunuaIy by Coupons attached
to each note, which may be cut OF and sold to any
bank or banker.
Inc Interest at z-3O per ct TO
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Notes Of all denominations named will be prompt
" furnished upon r~ecsiptof subscriptions.
Fhs Notsi Of the Third Series are precisely Hini-
lar in form and privileges to the seven-Ihistiss
already sold, except that the Government deserves
to itself the option o. paying interest in god coin
etc per cent. fusteadotT 5. loths in currency. Sub
seribsrs viii deduct the interest in currency up to
July 18TH, At the time when they subscribe.
The delivery Of the notes Of ths third seris8 Of
the seven.thirtits will commences on the list Of
June, aad will be made promptly and eOntiauously
after that date.
The tight thar Re mads in the conditions Of this
Third SERIES Affects only the matter Of inter-
est. The payment in gold, II made, will be eauiVA-
lent to the currency interest Of the higher rate.
The return to specie payments, in tho event OF
witch only viii the option to pay interest in Gold
be avAIisd Of, would so reduce snd equalizs prices
that purchases made with siK per cent. in gold
would be fully equal to those made with seven and
three tsnths per cent, in currency. This is
The Only Loan in Market Oh
Now offered by the Government, and its superior
advantages make it the
Great IOpu4AE AueH u 'HO pNPA0
Less than $780, OO.O 600 ofthe Loan authorised By
the last Congress are now on the market. This
amOunt, at the rate at which it is being absorbed.
will al be subscribed for within sixty days, whom
the notes Will undoubtedly command a premium,
as has uniformly been the oAse on closing the sub
s~oriPtions to other LOan'.
InOrder that citizens Of every town and section
of tbs country may be Afforded ~faclltie1 for taking
the loan, the. National Banks, State BauAs, and
Private Bankers throughout the country have gen
eraliy Agreed to recsive subscriptions at par. Sub
,cribsrs will select their own agents, in whom they
have confidence, and vhoonly are to be responsible
for ths delivery Of the notes for which they receive
JAY COOKE,
Subscription Agent,
Nosussouth Third street, Philadelphia.
May Is, 1866.
-JZ Subscriptions will be received,by the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK,
4 COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK,
NATIONAL CITY BANK, of Cleveland.
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DISCHARGES OF THE EARS, &c.

AT GAINESVILLE, LAKE COUNTY,
ga OHIO,
At the Parmly House, from Tuesday, June
18th, until Saturday, June nth, 1865.
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New York is to try its hand st starting
some new papers, in the hope, we sup
pose, Of rivalliDg Boston. MI. Sweetser is
to start again the Round Table; Mr.. Rich
ards of the Independent is to edit a new
paper called Tie Nation, and. from the
goOdly list of contributors which he Ere
sents to the public, 1 am sure it will be
worth subscribing for and reading; Leslie
is out with his Chimney Corner, q good
looking story paper, filed with wonderful
adventures and ~eye-opening narratives /;
Col. Halpine, private Miles ORsilly) has
become editor ofthe NeV York CItissn,s Pc
per which is to be devoted TO the interests
OF the people of Gotham; and last, 80 far
as heard from, anew paper to be called
Our Neigh6Or, is to coma to life So
we are likely to have reading matter
enough TO last us during the hot season.
Ne4 York contains SO many notable
people that it will take s long time to find
them sll out. l have lately had the good
fortune to meet Mr.. A. j. Davis, the su-
thor and spiritualist. He is 6 small slim
man, of delicate organization, fine dark
hair which ne combs back from his fore
head and allows 70 flow down his neck
He hiss a dreamy look and is altogether q
model for q s~piritusilst.
Mrs. Plumb, the gymnastie lady is g
little bit Of d woman, IS merry IS q robin,
and as much at home as an old kitchen
clock. She has full cheeks, light hair and
eyes, her step is elastic, and she seems to
be Just the one to lead q class Of gymnss.
tics. She is about establishing 8 Normal
Academy of Physical Culture for both
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AT ELRYIA, LORAIN,- COUNTY
D. OHIO. -a
At the Beebe House, from Tuesd June
10th, until Saturday, June Gath, lo05.
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D, HUDSON,

LOSES promptly adjusted and paid.
aplS.2s6sm J. EHSWOErH, Agent.
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Marriage notices will be charged one dollar in
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Editorial notices charged for at the rate of 10
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

HE advertiser having been restored to
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y, after having suffered several years with a
severe lung affection, and that dread disease con-
symptoms anxious to make known to his fellow
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To all who desire it, ne will send a copy of the
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may prove blessing aSs
Parties wishing the prescription will please ad-
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INCH Id w&w3m. -'s
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