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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-04

TIE BURLEY CAsE,-Benuet G. Burley,
the "Philo Parsons" Tobber, is to be tried
at Port Clinton, Ottawa county, Ohio, on or
about the 2Ist inst. by the Circuit Court of
that county. The Grand Jury assemblies
on the 2lst, and the first business that will
probably come before them will be the case
of Burley. The prisoner will remain in
custody in this city until the court is ready
to proceed with the trial. As the District
Attorney here is thoroughly converssnt
with the case, he will in all probability be
engaged BY the Ohio State authorities to
prosecute it.-TDetroit Tribune.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-04

DYSPEPSIA CURE
cures flatulency, weak
ness and general debility
it makes the weary ambi-
tious, the feebls strong,
the debilitatsd healthy
for it enables the patient
to take plenty Of healthy
food, which is the parent
Of the body.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-04

EEooH ARDEE.-We take pleasure in an
nouncing that an entertainment will be
given tonight in Chspin's Hall, consisting
of elocutionary and musical features. Mr..
Leslie GOssin will read " Enoch Arden"
andirecite ''sheridan's Ride" and Mr.. Geo
Doll will perform on the guitar several brill
liant solos. The entertainment is given for
the benefit of Mr.. Rathburn, the agreeable
and talented correspondent of the New
York Sunday AercrTy. We trust there will
be full house.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-04

ARLIKGToE's MNsTRELs.-This best troupe
of negro minstrels in existence, will appear
at the Academy of Music tonight. It is
by sll odds the funniest and most 'qkilling"
company of the burnt-cOrk persuasion now
travelling. There is no popular prejudice
to their extemporized sOotiness, but on the
other hand they are most heartily welcomed
by the "white folks" every where they go,
as all our readers know. They will have
rousing house.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-04
LYONS:PERIODICAL
THE aREAT FEMALE REMEDY

4
FOR IRREGULARITIES.
These Drops are q scientifically y-ecmpoundsd nuld
preparation, and better than any pills, powders or
nostrums; being liquid, their action is direct and
positive, rendering them rsliAblss speedy and Ger
tain specific for the cure Of all ObstructiOnl and
supprssaions Of nature.
Their popularity is Indicated by the fact that over
1000 bottles are annually sold and consumed By
them speak In tho strongest terms Of praise Of their
great merits,
They are speedily taking the place Of every othsg
female remedy snd are considered by dealers, con-
sumers, physicians, and all who knew Aught Of
them, the surest, safest and most iuaIHbIs pre-
ParatIon in the world for the cure Of su female
complaints, the removal sf all distractions Of ns.
turs, and the promotion Of health, strength and
regularity.
Explicit directions, stating when they may Be
used, and explaining reasons Why and when th
should not be used, without producing results con
trary 70 the course Of natures chosen laxs, will
found carefully folded around each bottle with tho
signature Of Dr.. JOHN L. LYON, without which
none are genuine. They are prepared ss the labor.
atOry Of JOHN L. LYON, NJ. D.. 10. Is chapel
Itreet, New Haven, Conn, who can be consulted
either personally By mall Enclosing st,mpl con.
oernlng sl private diseases and femals weaknesses
O. g. CLARK co.,
General Agents for the United States CanadAs.
For sale in New York By
abe ladies Of the United States, and svsry ons Of
DEAAs BARNES q CO.,
10. n PARK row.
F. o. WELLS CO.,
No. lis franklin street.
d. D, HEMBOLD,
No. 694 BroadNsy,
0HA5. n. ORITTEHT0N,
No. ss Sixth agsnuo.
And all Druggists End ApOthecsriss in the city and
country.
LORD 4 SMITH,
Western Agents, Chicago, III.
doolo;Rs:2taEDyF DyFrissat:TriWy:WysW
Cerds-I hsTo suffered several months VITA theE
disease Catarrh - tried most Of the
advertised remedies, but without relief, until after
using one bottle Of Dr.. ssseys Remedy, which has,
l think, effeeteda eurs Feeling It 3 duty to fsI.
low sufferers, IOhserfully make this statement.
Z. II. PARKS
janlsR3 q Bank street ClsveIand, o.
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DRIvINs on sIDEWALKs.-The police hav-
ing found new source of revenue, have
been diligent for several days past in bring
ing up to judgment men guilty of the mis-
demeauor of driving on the sidewalks of
the city, and they have by vigorous fning
replenished the city treasury. Yesterday
morning twentY-eight men were fined for
violating the ordinance concerning driv-
ing on the sidewalks, and later in the day
thirteen new offenders were fined from two
dollars and cfsts up to FIVE dollars. No
less than sixty persons have been fined
from first to last, since the roads have got
into their almost impossible condition
However bad the state OF the roads, people
should have sense enough to keep their
teams off the psVements and sidewalks !;
but if they haven't the requisite amount of
good sense brisk little fine may serve to
quicken their wits.
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NEW YORK MARKET-KaFeh B
LBE TELEsRAPH.I j


COtfOn-Dun and lower. Sales at s29sSe for
FIoGF-stato and Western without dsaidsd
'Hs ssIsS at SO oOsIO Is for extra State; SO 80
all 90 for common to good shipping brasds extra
Sound hoop OBio; slI p59l2 % for trade brands.
MARKET closing quiet. -
for Wtstern-
Whenf-Dull for red and firm for vhit,. Sales
al 90 10 for Milwaukee club; 81 l6H for Chicago
tpring; 50 90 for winter red westrn.
REQ 7iet at 81 81 for western
CorD-Dun. ssles at 81 50 for old mixed
western in store.
I41< far WIS ern.
PetrOIenm--DuI- Crude A942o; refined
in bond 6796se; do free $50.
WOOI-DuI.
COaee-Firm but quiet,
Sugar-ouiet. Sales at l67z9l'Sze mus
O. P0rS--Heavy and decidedly lower
Sales AZ S.; 26@36 so for nsW mess; tS5 SOS
S3 rs FOR 1861 do, cash and regular EaY-oios-
Ing at SS4 90 CASH $50 O03SO % LOT prime
and Sa5 oO0s5 so for prime mess Also Sl9.O
barrels new mess, for MSreh, APrll nc s- ~ ~
1000 barrels PRIME mss for Nay Aiu 'une' - ''N'
er's option. AZ S35 80.
Beef Quiet.
Reef Hams-Steady.
Dressed HOgs-HesEy and lower snlA 81
15Z@l61<c for western.
cut, 2l4e for short ribbsd and st3zg2Io long
ribbed
Lard-LOver at Isz92sHo.
2s@93o for State.
Cheese -stsady ct lse-so.
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NEW XORK sTOCl1 MARKEF.

HEE YORK, March 8, 1885.
Governments StOeks--Firmer. United
States Skies Of 81 coupons 1lOIS; Fivs-twenty
coupons 10; Ten.fOrty coupons s7sS sevsn-
Ieg'd -.
StOeks-Better. Tennessee Skies Of 1880, =;
Ohio & Miss ssippl certificates 1888; Alton Terrs
Haute preferred =; MaripoM =; New 70
Central I14sz; Erie 7l5<; Hudson lI4114! Reading
lI91{; Michigan Central -; Michigan Southern
661z; Iliinoh CeatrAl =; Pittsburgh 7s5<; North
western 81; Rock Ialand -; Pittsburgh, Fort
WaYne 3 Chicago sG11z; Qu'cksilVtr -; Ene pre-
ferre1 :; Missouri S =; chicago, 1Flington
Quincy -; Prairie du Cbi=n Ii EolthWesten
PIefe! red 655S; Toledo -.
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CELEBRATION By TIE CoLoRED PEOPLE =
The colOred people of this city and vicin-
ity will celebrate the Inauguration of Pres.
ident Lincoln in Metropolitan Hall this
evening. There will bs speaking, music
and refreshments. A small fee of ten cents
will be charged for admission, the proceeds
to be devoted to the freedmen.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-04

Dried Peaehes-sesres and IN good request
at I2044o for peeled, and s2@sle for unpeslsd.
Ftsh-In good demand, hrA and better. We
now quote IS follows: White Fish, half bsl, so %
Trout, half bbl., 80 90; Pieksrel, half Dbl, 50 soi
Herring, 3 Dbl, IS 90.
FeatheSa-Primel live gesss selling At eOc-
. aa1t-stsady. QOArss ss 80; GFOand Solar y Soi
Finssa s5.
TauOa-Ths demand Is only moderate at l49
15o for city sod eountry-rendsrsd.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-04

OIL Factory EOr Sale Tho subscriber Of
ers to sell his factory on Canal and Ohio stree ts
with the land and buildings being pleasantly sit
mated, compact and conveniently arranged. Ca
pscity about fifty barrels per day. Immediate pos
session given ifrequired. B. PBLT0N.
Cleveland Feb. Il, 1865. febl5:r2Of
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DAILY LEADER.
SATURDAY, MARCH 4,
EEW ADVERTIsEEEHTs

o. Gutter 4 son-ReaI Estate at Auction.
Co. +, 10Th BeGiment-Regular Meeting.
CoWlts-Americsu Watchrs.
Lost or stoleu-Blsck snd-Tsn Dog.
WGnted-A ons-year Subsii ute.
For sals-House and Lot
J. 7 EIliott-PortsoIs Engines for Sale.
J. s. PerIey-stsreopfi on for Sale.
eeoond Pres. Ohureh-slips for Rent.
St. Patriok's DAy-Local Notice.
Second WArd-Grand BalIy-L9cal Notice.
BU0klyn Out OF the Draft-Local Notice.
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"GRASD RALLY."-We wish to call atteu-
tion to an advertisement, thus headed, in
another column. The Second Ward Mutu-
al Benefit Association are bound to make q
prOdigiOus effort to clear their, the Banner,
wsrd, from the coming draft. Men of the
Second Ward, read the call, and obey
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-04

ADDITION TO THE SOLDIERS HoNE.-sever-
al workmen yesterday began the prelimi-
nary work of building an addition, thirty
six feet long by twenty two wide, to the
Home, on its southern end. It is designed
to make a room of sufficient size to hold
twenty-one beds. It is thought that such
an extension will afford sufficient room for
the accommodation Of the increased amount
of travel. The work will be pushed for
ward with energy, and will be finished in
q few days.
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MY COrns; Oh, MY COrnsI-Ipstan 'aueOus
and efficacious cures of Corns, Bunions, Club and
Inverted Nails, without gain or caustic, by Dr..
Jay, celebrated Surgeon Chiropodist, from Broad
way, New York, process known and peculiar only
to himself ofice-Basemant, Bank street, oppo-
site the Weddell House, Cleveland, Ohio, next door
to Foot's Intelligence Office. Families waited upon
st their residences without extra charge.
mar1:2!4
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-04

DYSPEPSIA CURE
allows you to eat q hearty
meal without fear Of dis
tress afterWArd, forit viii.
stop it as soon as 1t Il
swallowed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-04

ExcHAEeED.-Osptain C. N. Dagenfeldt,
18th o. V. C., was released on the 25th
ultimo, from confinement in Libby Prison,
and is row at AnnspOlis. He is perma-
nently disabled, having been wounded Sc
verely in both legs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-04

DYSPEPSIA CURE
sWeetens the stomach
Purihes the breath, and
instantly stops sourness,
acidity, and rising Of food
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-04

"GiVe Every Man thine Ear, but few
thy voice; Take cath man censure but reserve thy
Judgment" until J. have tried Ut. D. H. seeys's
Liquid CatarTh Remedy, which never fails to cure
when directions are followed. feb2HR3
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GuttfaI.


EEAetioAl and Scientific Optioian, keeps the large
asSortmsnt Of Optical Instruments in the city. Be
ing an old establishment, and having been extsns
lively patroniBed, he has the confidence thatls
present stock VIII warrant the continuance Of pu
ho aVou All his speotaeles are Of the best quAlit
oI crystal glasses, ground under hi1 own inspection
N Al cases curing Weskness dizziness, and impart
Ing strength for long reading and hns sewing. Ar
NeolAl eyes inserted without pain.
aOFTIOE-1SO Superior ST., lirss door from ths en-
tranoe the American Hotel.
Beware OF travellers claiming 70 b Mr. 5olo-
Daouson or bis agent. IuIyaI
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SECOND PREsBYrERIAE CHURoH.-The an
nual renting of slips in the Second Pres
byterian Church will take place Wednes-
day next, March sth at two O'Clock r.N.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-04

DYSPEPSIA CURE
is q purely vegetable pre-.
paration, contains no opi-
ates, no poison, nothing
hurtful, but acts prompt
ly, surely and tmmsdi-
ately.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-04

RemOVaI.-We have removed our stock Of
goods into sextOn's Block, directly oppO,ite our
o,d stand, where we will be pleased to see ali our
customers and friends.
fsb2IIs2 GEO. sPBAGUE CD.
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ESLsTNEErs FOR THE I28rH O. v. 1.-The
ssndusky Register says that only members
Of Companies A and B of the I2sth O. V.I,,
whose term of enlistment has expired, will
be allowed to enlist in this regiment now
doing duty on Johnson's Island,
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MY. HONEY MARKEr-March 5.
nr rEEEasArH.I

Money Quite active at COZ 20.
Sterling ExehanSe-DuT ct 1OT5<9l0s5<
for gold.
GOld-Firmer and quiet. Opening at Iss5<,
advancing to 1897, declining to 1881, and clos,
ing at 1855.
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COESq

DYSPEPSIA CURE
creates n appetite F.; gives
igor auda strength 20 the
hole system.
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Substitutes WanTed.-A few o-e and three
year substitutes wanted. Apply to the undersigned
OF l16 Bank street.
s. S. BARRIE,
feb2s:192 sec'y s, ,cond Ward Association.
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Cleveland Stock Exchange.
President,
MORRISON FOSTER.
Vice President,
J. F. FREEMAN.
Secretary and Treasurer,
D. C. WASHINGTON.

D. c. WASHINGTON.
The Rooms CT this Board are IN the AtEat T
Block, Superior street, In the rear Of the o. =. Tel
egrsph Office.
SESSIONS EVERY EVENING, Except sunday),
AT u O'CLOCK.
The rates Of Gold and Ft,ek5 in New York, at
~ o'clock P. NJ, are telegrsphed to this Boa-d
each day; aliU, tho rates Of Gold at Gallagher's
Evening ExchADGa-
Fee of Membership, $40 a Year.
Persons not members are admitted for 2s cents
each night, but not permitted to operate.
Those wishing to become members will please
spply to the Secretary and Treasurer. fsbA:R3
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fthiS number two of the applicants for
examination were recruits for Hancock's
Corps, who have not been mustered in.
Deducting these two, together with one
man thrown out by the Provost Marshal,
there were twenty men mustered into the
service yesterday. They are credited as
belowI
Eishth Ward ...............l Fourth Ward........6
Aast Cleveland Madison Lake Co ~
Fourteenth Distriot.....4 Nineteenth Dlsti &c
This result is rather better than that of
yesterday, but still there is room and ne
cessity for far greater improvement, if we
are to avoid the draft.
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Stone Chureh.-Ths unsoId ips in the First
Presbyterian (stOne Church will be leased for one
year, on Monday, March 6th, at O'Clock, P N.
March lst, 1865. mars:Ia3
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ATA 3ARGAIN.-FOR SALE-The

sAA suhEcliber ofe. for ga e his residence situated
Two and half miles from the Court House, In
very desira L cality. The Lot coEers ten and one
naltacros Of excse1 ngig choice snd, and coutaiDs
an bundep % Of hrub5ery Raspberry and Straw
oerTy trees Grape Vines "a good assortm mt; 6
Eooo Oreb8Ia hye ears old. conEstingo1 upwards Of
seVenty gpio, Pear, Plumb abd Cherry treos; also
nsmtr u Qu nee trees all Of which are INST begin
HIf 70 bea Ihe House is brick, nearly new, con-
nouse, Gov SHEDS. and other out-buildings are in
s009 condiuon. Alto sether, il is tery desraLle
resc euce, and Will b. sold cheap for cash or long
ere9i ss parties desire ENQUIRE at rs S Clair st.
l552T .l92 JffHN AT.ENANnER
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DYSPEPSIA CURE
cures sick headache, sick
ness Of the stomach, and
pains or collie in the bow
els.
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Ma legal Inteiiigeuce.

CouRE OF COMMON PLELs.-BEToRE JUDeE
CoTTissEBEY.-Ths court heard the case Of
Alexander Us. Strong 4 Armstrong, yester-
day. The suit was brought to recover
some barrels of patent paint. Wiley 4
Carey appeared for plaintiff and Ingersoll
for defendant. The jury is out.
BEFORE JUDGs FOOTE.-The judge heard
several motions yesterday. The case o.
Mix Us. spsnglsr ct al. was commenced,
but was discontinued or postponed on ac-
count of the testimony of some of the wit
nesses not meeting the expectations indulg-
ed by one of the parties.
POLICE COURT.-Judge HesseEmueller dis
posed of the following docket yesterday
morning.
Drunkenness-DaYid G. Cobb and John
Cresgin, fined 81 and costs, each.
Disturbance-John Writ, fined 81 and
costs; Colletta CIegner and Hattie Knox,
the costs; Sylvester Cottes, So and costs.
Vsgrancy-William Bohan and Edward
Fsrlan, nolled.
stabbing with Intent to Wound-Peter
UngOn and George Keil, cases held open
till the 9Th.
Driving on Sidewalks-John schlatty
and Isaac She'll, fined 50 and costs, EACH.
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COMMERCIAL.
MORNING LEADER OFFIOH,
EpTnhV HVHuTuo March 3 1913

Reeelpts-The receipts Of Grain By rail during
the twenty-four hours ending at ons o'clock to-day
we're as follows:
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D. w. GAGE.

Licensed War claim Agent,
And AETDFney N ElaW,
Oollecs Eountie1, Pensions, Back Pay, PriHs Money
and other War Claims.
b8rFsrSonsl attention IL given 10 the prosecution
= OlaiTas n the Departments At Washington.
~ an psrson1 having Claims should apply in
pe-son CT - letter, at once, and they will re0eT6
Prosny attention.
ID. ". GAGE,
oclee - las Sunarior Il. ClaHaIand. o.
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RaiIrOad InteIIigence.

The NEW LIsBoN RLILw4T.-The Buck
eyesState says that "the work of completing
the New Lisbon Railway is rapidly pro-
gressing between Canfeld and Nilestown.
No labor is being done between the cross
ings of theP Ft. W. & C. B. W. and Can
field, but as the work is light it can be
pushed to completion as soon as the ends
are ready for the iron. The great mass of
the grading between the crossings and New
Lisbon is completed, and we think the cars
will be placed on the road by the 1st of
July.
The citizens of East Liverpool are deter
mined, if capital and entsrpiss will eccom-
plish the work, to extend the road to that
place. We conversed last week with
gentleman, competent to Judge, who had
recently walked from Fredericktown to
East Liverpool, by Halle and Carpenters
Run, and he thought that route quite prac-
teal, and expressed the opinion that the
summit could be passed at an easy grade.
He was also fsYorably impressed with the
mineral resources
EARNIKGs.-The following are the COM
parative earnings of the Toledo & Wabash
Railway for the third week in February:
35
l664...... ..... ~, ,e32 so
Increase ,042 65
EARNINGS earnings Of the
Cleveland & Pittsburgh Railroad for the
month of February, 1865:
mn m
HEe iU0UUO W
faeseng b9 0E4 10
Miscellaneous 1924 "a
SIsO, ,O4s 90
February, 1864 I7O,S79 70
Increase s,l69 %
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DA TEN ORINOLINE SKIRT
i Fs.irgE, in different coIors just received.
J, b. DIWITT co,
shEo and u Public Square,
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mAyRLKR's REaIsTRR.
pEPARTnRns

- Citizens Einhing conveyance TO either Of the
shove Trains or Boats win be called for BY Coaches
Of Stevens Omnibus Line, BY leaving their address
at the Omnibus Once, l4T Superior street, next
door to the Weddell House
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PRICES AsKEp ANp BID

The question Of chinging the tlue of meeting
from the evening to the morning, will come up bs-
fore the Ex hangs this evening, and full attend
azos o. members is requested.
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Appeal to the Enrolled Men of the

Appeal TO the Enrolled Men of the
Sixth WaEd.--Up to this time, through the eff
forts of few patriotic men, aiied by the liberal
contributions of our citizens man has gone from
our Ward except as a volunteer recruit. Shall We
now give up in despair and allow the draft to take
its course, or shall unite in one more grand ef-
fort to get our Ward clear? We have nov over nix
hundred enrolled and quota is 81 meu. An
average of $50 from every enrolled man viii carry
us through There is no man liable to draft in our
Ward, poor bat that he eau raise hgo or dres
times that to himself from going in case he
is drafted. is is no: infinitely better to come for
ward with the money now, and save himself aud
his family from this anxiety impeniing over US ALL
aud save the Ward frsm the disgr-ce of being
drafted, while other Wards whose quota is eyea
more than ours are being cleared The draft is
certain TO come, unless We furnish the meu. Let
every enrolled man oome 70 the Wigwam on Satur-
day evening and see what can be done If you are
not enough interested in the matter to come to
the meeting, yOG must not complain if you are
drafted.
msrsl92 By ordsr of the Committee.
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WANTED.-AL Light secondhand Open
" Buggy; ard for sale, large and valuable
lean Horse. WHlTdORE, BAILEY Co, l2g
Pearl street, West Side. febz7:le2
EOk sALE-Forest City Foundry aAd
\ Machine Shop. RuildinPs are brick. All IN ou-
ets erder and suitable for any kiad of manufactur
fng, 60od Engine snd Boiler, Skating, Belt nR
Ia mes, lrls, etc. Will be sold cheap fr cash Adj
dress J. III. MOODMAN. Oleveland. o. fah2l .IA2
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Our Duty.-We de. m it our duty to keep con.
stsnt'y before resders that most valuable Of al
medic mes, known as Goes Cough Balsam. 1t has
stood tbs tests of time and experiment, and all who
use it speak in the most praiseHorhy terms of its
medicinal value Il. is the real duty of every pa
rent to Keep a supply of It in the house ready for
use. Net only is it a most splendid remedy fer
coughs, sudden colds, infiusnzs, croup and all
throat complaints, but it is the CoDsumptiSe's
Rreat relief. When they are SO far gone tina no
medicine viii ever cure them, Goes Cough Balsam
will be found an invaluable friend to allAy the
coughing, help the expscteration, and esss the
sufferer. Why will ye who are suffering from
coughs, colds, Group, throat, hoarseusss, and
liable to pulmonary atttcks, not take our advice,
provide yourself with supply of Goes Cough Bal
sam the best and cheapest cough Balsam in the
Worids 1t costs but forty cents, and can be found
upon tn counters of druggists. fsbls:R3
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Rose q PreutIss' provision Markea Bes
port
The following are the rates charged By rs;
HaEls-Sugar-oured premium hams 3 D......RS
Dried Bees
3 Bb.........,........,..19
BacOS3-Or Smoked Sides 9 D....................2l
4aE1-Prime leaf kettle-rnd'd IN bbls or trcs.23 C
Prime leaf ksttle-rndrd in kegs 3 D..24 Q
POEk-Ho mess D Fbbl...................,...9s6 9s6 80
Extra clear 8 fbbl.....s.................-.. 35 30
- No extra charge made for packages or cart
age to railroad depots or boats. All articles are
warranted strictly prime, and equal to anything n
the State. Orders promptly alled.
BOSE PRENTIS5.
del6-R Nos. I4a, I44 and l4s Ontario street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-04

REcRUITINs AND MUsTERIEs.-The Exam
ming Surgeons report Of operations in his
department yesterday is as follows: