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RE MOVAL.

DEMOVAL.-Mr. +. II. Morris haY-
H. ing removed his Clothing Store from No. 9
Monument Square TO 90 Prospect street, respect
fully asks q continuance Of the patronage 20 libe-
rally bestowed upon him in the past, and hopes BY
Increased facilities and strict attention to the
wants Of his customers TO merit the same in the
future. Eastern fashions received. All work
warranted. A good assortment o fcioths on hand
which will be sold st the lowest rates, OF made up
In the best and most fashionable styles aDl2-Rl4
HLR BRFGHES-HOOd and CheGp
GHuRJEILL \ HRoTEER.
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- WI MI JOE LII DECl
OVER TWENTY YEARS increasing demand
has established the tact that MATHEWS We
6ETIAN HAIR Y is the best in the world. Il
is the cheapest, the most reliable, and most con-
venient. tomplete in one bottle. Does not re-
quire any previous preparation of the hair. No
trouble. No crock or stain. Produces a beauti-
ful black or brown, as preferred. A child can ap-
ply it. Always gives satisfaction. Only IS cents
Ter bottle. Sold everywhere.
A. I. MATHEWS, Manufacturer, n. T..
DEMAs BARNS CO., New York, Wholesale
Agents.
Also, MATHEWS ARSICA HAIR GLOSS for
restoring and dressing the Hair. jy2R17-eod
B1T ASTONISHING-Thos Cohen,
Of % North Sixth st wnliamsburgh, who had
he rheumatism for Is years, and has walked on
oTutches for six months, has been restored to per-
feet health by a few doses Of M~ETOALFE'S
REaT RHEUMATIC REMEDY. He is willing
to confirm this statement on cath, il required.
ises:RIz STRONG 4 ARMSTRONG, Agents.
S@rPHIBOSOPHY OFMAKRIAGE.
rhe Propristors Of Ito New York Museum of Anst-
omy have determined, regardless Of expense, to ia
que free flor the beneSt & Of suffering humanity, and
suppression Of quackeryl four Of their most inter-
esting and instructive Lectures on Marriages aud
its Disqualification, Nervous and Physical Dei1l-
ty, Premature decline Of Manhood, Indigestion,
Weakness OF Depression, ImpOtenoy, Loss Of Ener-
" and Manly Power the Great Social Evil, and
those Msladies which result from Youthful f~ollies,
eNoesses Of maturity, End ignorance Of Physiology
and laws Of nature.
These Invaluable Lectures have been the means
jenlightening and saving thousands, and will be
orwarded free, on receipt Of four stamps, BY ad
Anatomy and Medicine, els Broadway, New York.
febl5R3
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HUNNEWELL'S

UNIVERSAL Ten years has clearly proved
C0TCu that the theory Of simplicity,
HVnNn the great element Of this SPLEEN
hkMEuls did preparation, which allows
-- its use whenever therei is tickling
or irritation in the throat, and producing no dehil-
ity, is the only and tree theory by which a true
remedy for Colds, Coughs, Hoarseness, Bronchial
. omplaints, and al Throat Affections, which if
e~glected. end in Consumption, cay be edectuaily
urod
re-sore Throat, the great origin OF Diphthsria
hen neglected, Is cured by making 3 Gargle with
equal parts of water.
c-TestimOnisls Of undOubted character can be
e seen at my ONCE by all.
small Bottles rs cents; Large do. 50 cents.
nS1SOldby all Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Medicine.
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OTITIYITION OF THK VOICE, PIANO
DENTISTRY.

DUFbKR 4 GREENFIELD have re-
ID moved their Dental Rooms to House No. %
Superior street, opposite Case Building.
Dr. O. \. BUTLER- JoHk GREKNFIELD.
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JOHN d. WUNNEWELL,
rbI:daw:eon Monumental Wharf, Boston. Mass

febI:dlW:e0m YUomlnerclaI WIIari, Bostons Mn5s.
ESS- MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY,
An Essay Of Warning. and Instruction for feung
Men. Also, Diseases and Abnses which p~-ostrste
he vital powers, with sure means of relief. Sent
free Of charge in sealed letter envelopes. Address
DR.. 5. SKILLIN H0UGHT0N, Howard Associa-
ion, PHILADELPHIA, Pa. iune9.35S D&W
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FoR Conference.-The Buckeye starts
for ogdensburgh, from the N. 7. Cos dock
ct lO4 A. NJ. on Tuesday.
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ER-THE GREAT NEW ENGLAND

REMEDT.-DE. J. W. PolAnd's White Pine Com
ound, is now offered to the afflicted throughout
the country, after having been proved BY the test
Of eleven years, in the New England States, where
Its merits have become a well known as the tree
from which, in part, it derives its virtues. The
White Pine Compound cures Sore Throat, Colds,
Coughs, DiFtheria, Bronchitis, Splitting Of Blood
and Pulmonary Affections generally. Il is a re-
msrkable Remedy for Kidney Complaints, Diabe-
ties, Difficulty Of Voiding Urine, Bleeding from the
Kidneys and Bladder, Gravel, and other con-
iaints.
Give IL a trial n you would learn the val7e Of .
sood and tried Medicine. IL Is pleasant caae and
sure.
Sold by Druggists and Dealers EsSisin gene
silly.
GEO. ". SWIFT III. D., Proprietor.
Boston, Mass.
BENTON. MYERS 4 GARFIELD, Aud STRONG
( ARMSTRONG, Agents. ianES: Rl0-E
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MEDICAL.
LmpOtenGy Cared,

Imp0ten0y Cared,
AFTEB ALL OTHER TREATMENT FAILS,
ORA. GIBSON
Formerly Of New Yerk City, will pay one Lundr~i
dcllaTsf for the proof that be yCrtE8 % cure t4s taSfc
/ naIaod diseases. he win Ray the same sum .or Tie
proof thatnny other Physician m. the United STATS
treats the same diseases with equal guccuss-
Aftsrmauyy earsof iaboriJuH study and experience
d.. Gibsoa is haFpy IN Ssing able TO announce 70 tie
uBfortCnato, that hchAs perfected a system Of tres'-
THE SPEEDY AND PERMANENT OURE
Of the above, and alaO all contagious diseases o. .he
Reproductive Organs, With al bGd effects arislng
thers;rofa. including General
DEBILITY OR SERIOUS FROsTRATIOh.
EGbaz surcssded nearing c1seliu tbs city, some q
WHOM he'll expended hundreds o. dollars Win ssI-
styled physicians, who VTofsss 70 treat al Pirate
I~asiatie5 With success, add Nllaoat Receiving lhs
least particle Of benefit.
Dr. ellison does not boast that he "a q mcnbe- q
some College II London OK Farfs, as perhaps hons
others do for the p1Tpcse Of eusnarins the inaoocni
and who held ont great eEpectatiOns, never %. l.
realized. Bat What Or. G. might b0ast offs this. th4t
he Is able 20 gfE entire satisfaction 70 those Who re-
pose confidence in his ability and integrity, sud that
he has perfected en- American system Of treatment
which challenges sny Physician OF London or Paris,
o. any yaieEt Hed,clhe, % sfpai IorIae lsalga oSLe
6lent, both mental and physical, arising from seXu-
Dr.. Gibson also claims for bis new treatment tie
following sdvantseas over al others yet discovered,
And, first, the agents used are in no respects dis
agreeable: b egscs no rclics Of tho dark ages, such e.
Mercury, or any other deeterious drug secondly,
no restriction in dict or business % rcgqiredi third,
stands prepared to 90 into any public OF private
hOspitafin the United States, and demonstrete the
immense superiority of his new treatment over any
other nc" known in the world, in point OF prompt
ness, permsn5nGy, ~Iaildness, safety and conYonienca
to the patient
DR.. Gibson is permanently l9sated In Cleveland.
and has during the past Eve years poTfnrmed many
cures Of dlseeses Hiaeh nag Heelte9fso3e ssES SEs ~ Il. 81
toindigiduaIs Of me frst respectabiifty il Cleveland,
Boston, New York and other cittes, in regard TO skill
integrity In al professional transactions. pys-
pepsia, RheHmatism. S~crO;ula, all diseases Of tie
Urinary Or-ans. and al Chronic Diseases treated
superior success.
nsF Msiicsrcs cent to any Part Of the country, On
receipt of ten dollars.
DE. GIBSON,
PRorFEssoR OF ELKCTEcrAFBy and HzD-OISE-
Once u9SeReca street, 4 few doors from Superior,
CD stairs, opposite City Hotel.
. bcurs from 20 y and from 70 5ocioek
Daily Sundays excepted. ianH
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PROFESSIONAL.

NOTICE-Dr. K. G.. Alien has re.
IN moved TO No. 1S4 Bank street, opposite the
Weddell Hons office up stairs, over Cutter &
sons AuctiodItore, waere he viii continue to
treat all diseases known in general.
QVrrcE PRhcrIcE-ofice hours froms A. NJ. to
70 M. and from l to c p. n. Evenings, from 7 to
9. Sundays, from 9 A. N. to- P. NJ.
n. B.-Meiieines sent on allexpress routes.
Cleveland. July 18th, 1856. jy2o-3S4
CULTIVATION OF THE VOIGE, PIANO
OAND ORGAN INSTRUCTloh.-ARS. Z.
SHEPHERD, tOrgsuist Of Plymouth chnreh ~
superior-st.. nesr Trinity Church. junel4Rl7
MISS A. HARfHAN, PRACTICAL
wi Physician for the treatment Of all durable
diseases. Rooms Is and I6, I'd Floor johnson House
poatofice Boy pose. Cleveland. o. mAYEASo
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-24

GOyE-Tbe United States steamerSIich-
igan left for the Islands at II o'clock on
Sunday night.
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OAWUEI r. P0WELb, Book Binder
- and Blank Book Manufactures, No. 70 Bank
sfTaef Roo.n No. Is Johnson'e Block, Cleveland
ORD. Masaxires, Periodicals, Music Books, etc.
hornd on short notice. Falises and Pocket Books
Iettered in plain ana ornamental type. Albums
order. junel2;RH
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IRON--.STEEL--GLASS &C.

CLEVELAND, BROWN & Co.,
Nos. -, p, 20 d 81 MerHtu-st.,
SESToN'S BLOCK.
p NJ NJ EITNRrnnN Resident Partners.
Importers, Manufactures, and Wholesale Dealers
in Bar, Boiler, Hoop and Sheet Iron, Sanderson
Bros. & Co.'S best English Cast and Spring Steel,
Nut and Wrought Spikes, Hot and Cold Pressed
Nuts and Washers, Norway Nail Rods, Swedes
iron, Carriage Axles, Springs and Bolts, Burdens
celebrated Horse Shoes and Boiler Rtvets, GalTan-
lied Sheet Iron, Cast and Silver Steel Axes, Anyils,
Vises, Horse Nails, &C. &c.
Sole Agents for the ssle OF
BROWN, BONNELL 4 co.'s
" Mah0HiRg" Iron 4 Nails, and CBR
bingham Il Ihmsen's Pitts
burgh City Glass,
Inthis market.
q Send for Price List and Circulars. Refer to
BUSINESS men and Bankers generally. mar91
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DAVID r. WATSON, Recorder.
Iutv 10 1885 iy2l S3S-At-ltw-D
D. .wsrsos Resorder. tygfsss

An ORDINANCE-For the extension
n Of Center street. in Che ineorporatod yillsse
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E. B. McCsgg,
LIB. Cobb
Thos. Church.
J. A.. Ellis, Pres't % National Nank-
A. ". Mack, I'd. and Prop. Chicago Republican.
Amos I. Hall, Treasurer G. B 3 Q. k-k-
Mshlon D. Ogden. Ogden, Fleetwood 3 C.
I.Y. Num-, Mum & Scott, Elevator.
Jerome Bescher.
wesiey Munger, Munger, Wheeler & Co., Elev'r.
Z. II. Hadduok.
T. Tinkham, Cashier ID National Bank.
Chas. [. Wilson, Ed. and Prop Chiaago Journal.
Il. Il. Sargent, Gen Freight Ag't Mich. C. y. b,
W. F.. DOggett, Doggett, Bassett q Hill.
IL. W. Hinsdsle, Hinsdals, Sibiey & Endioott.
(. D.. Kimbark, Hall, KimbArk Co.
Ira Holmes, Cashier Third National Bank.
E. C. L. Fsxon, Faxon-S Co
A. G. Burlsy, Barley g Tyreu.
Nathan MeaTs, MeaTS, Bstes& Co.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-24

CLosED.-The Office of the Superintendent
Of instruction has been closed for a few
days.
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INPRov1sG.-we are glad to learn that
DR.. Goodrich is still improving in health.
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Twoh hundred md ten thousand numbers, rprantnsu thee certificates issued, wHIb placed none
TheLa and Meh hundred and To tickets INSCRIBED nth the names ots p-eninus, e wit: The
these whelsa number and a premium will be dRTn at tn sms tines and he nuubr drawn viii
take the premium drawn with it.
The Ppmumsw lbe ready for delivery immediately upon the rsUo hsaEart being kn0wn; ad
hepeuon by whm the FhuEPeniumb duwu- wn receive CHUyanne in Fso an Unnambr-
ed Title the Crosby Opera House,, subject only tothe existing haEs- the rents to ame to the
person to whom aep property salbe awarded from ed upon which ed drawing ksp place In
TLnahoRI eahN 6hS Title md tgI snngensn" will @Ianshd9 m application at thAB l
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Especial NOtice to Ladies.

TIT Is ALL IMPORTANT THAT
ladies should have preparations specially
adapted for complaints to which they ore Pc
culiarly subject, at once safe, healthy and certain
or that they should consult one who has nsdethls
k-aa4r,,,4 HE anoefaI atufw
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DAILY LEADER.

Rgr Fer Morning edition News see
outside.
R&r For Evening Edition News see
inside.
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The 81 lS 10Th R9 shs ymss S % sgS en- s4T gnmT. the ri % S alsEs7Ea95s ~ 5@Ss and o. tbs
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Certificates, Five Dollars.

CRAVINGS Tbe Ldaie wanderersS Of, Gatherihs apples SG5 at ps5asb%sn rat.
arc wOh the price oheC Certificate
Sub@rIes6 or two more Certificates will receive EngrsugsW worth tho amouns0 fhe CId-
faNs taken. For RgnuRgsi issued to these
~ SEE FRosPEcTUs.@
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Details of the Drawing.

WIN. F. 0%O0LBAUGH, Pres't Union Nat. Bank.
AMOS T. HALL, Treasurer O. B. & Q. r. h.
Z. G. HALL, Hall. Kimblrk q Go.
CLINTON BRIGGS, Ewing, Briggs & Co.
J. @. DORE, President Of the Board Of Trade.
These gentlemen, together with such others lroI
to their number for the purpose Of fairly representa-
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-11-15

The population of the island of Candid or Crete, is estimated at about 300, GOO persons of which number, however, only 10000 are Mussulmen, and the remainder, about 23O, GOO, arc Christians of the Greek race. Be- sides, large number of these Mahometans are merely Greek renegades, who for some reason or other, chiefly through intimidation at the time of the Turkish conquest, have changed their religion; so that the propor- tion of actual Turks, or descendants of Turks in the island is very small. The preponderating influence of the Greek ele- ment is proved by the fact that even the Turkish inhabitants speak the Greek lan- guage The Turks chiefly live in the forti- fled places, few are agriculturists, amongst others the so-callcd Abadiotes, inhabiting the southern slopes of Mount Ida, and who were at one time looked upon as descend ants of the Arabs, who conquered the island in the year S32. Further westward, in Sphekia, the inhabitants have not suffered any Turks at, all to reside among them, and that part of the country being very mount ainous and almost inaccessible, they have been able to retain certain degree of inde- pendence. -. ..... -s-. -,i
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-11-15
...iAlisffuaitl1.,:

si F fA.sf ,4ttst THE FINEST SPEECH EVER. MApE.-The
 Westminster Review pronounces Abraham
 Lanc oln's Gettysburg speech the finest that ever fell from human lips, In In, view ii of this
 fact, and that it is even more pertinent
 now than 1t ever was, i've need make no apology for republishing it. especially as it
 takes but little space. We give it below
 D.. -Four score and seven years ago our fath-
 nation, conceived in liberty and dedicated to the proposition that all men are created equal Now We are engaged in 8 great civ war, testing whether that nation or any nation 80 conceived or dedicated. can lonr endure. We are met on a great battle, field of that war: We are met to dedicate | q portion of 1t as the final itesting-place of those whoa here gave their lives that the natlon mlght live. al 1t is altogether fsttinsr and proper that We should do this. "But ina iarger sense we cannot conse crate, we cannot hallow this ground. The brave men, living and dead, who strncclesl here, have eonsecfated it faraboye i,nr nv CT to add or detraet. 1T Tho world Will 1iittle l note, nor long remember what we snu here but it can never forget what they did here f4eis for us,, the living, rather to be eiiira- Eted tosthe great task remaining before u}- - that from these honered, deads we take in- creased devotion to the cause for, which they here gave the last fun measure of de. votion-that we here highly resolve that
 the dead shall not have died in, vain that the nation shall, under God, have Q new birth of freedom, and that the Government |of the people, and fora the people shall not |lerlsh, eoavies. ti3zs saG saqna G.sE os
 5-ssiT3E6s drfsfs2 ali of,osifa yssfi
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-11-15

The celebrated German physician, Hufe- land, on being presented to reigning Ger man prince, happily still in the land of the rulers, that prince, in the heat of his feryent admiration of Hufeland's great profession al skill, said to him You are so famed a physician, you know the human body so in timately, that you must really be able to cure every disease P 'FYour highness," re- piled Hufeland, e it is with us physicians as with night watchmen; we know the lead. ing streets and by-ways tolerably we'll; but as to what is going on inside the houses
 we only guess at that" 'a i'a.a5 fae
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-11-15

1.-The following story, illustrative of the interest taken by Victor Emmanuel in all matters relating to fighting, ran the rounds of Florence last winter: Among the Eng ,ish residents. in that city was a reverend gentleman, who by failure of male issue has succeeded to the championship of England. It so happens that this gentleman is of very moderate stature, and by no means7a g good physical representative of Q royal champi-
 on. Being informed that he was the cham pion of England, the King exclaimed, sD;o
 mic! possiblel how could so little man
 have beaten the big boxer Heenan? Tell me all about it" 'o s@7s' ai 'o'ss,'e'' 'sAl
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-11-15

THE ARCHANGEL's TRUMP.-A good story is told in Paris at the expense of very handsome and rich widow of tho most ex- emplary' character, who has small and el- egant retreat in Versailles in addition to her, own residence. At this pretty rurality she was passing @ week at the close of the autumn, having for her guest lad in his teens, who was distant relative, and who was thus passing his vacation from school. Madam's housekeeper and cook was Q re- spectable female, who, however, had an ad- mirer, a trumpeter, stationed in the bar racks near by and the stolen pleasure of whom was to come in and dine stealthily on the remaining dishes of the, mistress s luxurious table. .''-l.' 3'"'' '+''''
 74 Madam and her boy relative having start ed after dinner for walk, the trumpeter took advantage of the absence, but unlucki- ly prolonged his meal few minutes too long. In his hurry to conceal himself, when taken by surprise, he became encons- ed under the bed of the lady of the house, thinking to escape while she passed the evening in her drawing room as usual. Madam was tired with her walk, however, and proceeded to retire for the night imme- diately on her return.
 1'' The trumpeter, in full uniform, with his brazen instrument beside him, was, of course in a position of considerable difficulty. As he lay racking his brain, the door sud denly opened, and in walked the schoolboy who, to the astonishment of the lady, fell on. his knees, and made tumultuous de- elaration of love. r,s rn t--, .4l
 s.In the name of Heaven" cried the as tonished object of his passion, ''rise and leave this room immediatelv! What would be thought of me if you were seen in this indiscreet situation and posture? Rise this moment and retirer'
 E ssNor' firmly presisted the academical, 'I live but to lovs you! No power on earth shall tear me from this spot-no-no-not even if the trump of tho last day"
 At this moment the trrmpeter, whose lips were at the edge of his instrument blew a blast into which was poured the. over whelming torrent of his previous, lmpa- tience, s'Trrr- ta-ta- -ta- -ta-ta," thunder blast, to which the walls of the little cottage trembled to their foundation.
 k -! The room was vacated by dame and loy- ,er in 8 trice, and the trumpeter made his escape; but the story got wind, and, with our name or place, was told all over Paris.
 It was being narrated one evening by a gay man, in small circle, when the narra- tor remarked: lt 45..5. .. ..of :. aj :; 1T would have given anything in the world to have seen the face of the lady at the moment of the trumpet's sounding" .
 The face of the boy, on his knees was much better worth seeing l assure you!, exclaimed in tone of ,pique, a lady among the listeners unguardedly revealing, by this nasty comment, that she was herself the heroine of the story! 9 t4-@ 7''.'' ''''''
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Litchfield enquirer., 1866-11-15

WHAT D1D Irf-A young lady,; returning to her country home. after . sojourn of few months in New York, was hardly recognized by her friends. In place of arustic, flushed face she had soft, ruby complexion, of almost marble smoothness and instead of -22, she not be without 1t, Any lady can improve her personal appearance very much by using this article. 1t can be ordered iof1 any druggist for only b0 cts, leiiaeli aG5 llagi 0Yj ,gsnlm>.>. Hm SARATOGA SpRIAa WATER sold by a}l Druggists
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-11-15

], "A FLORIDA COLONY FROM CONNECTICUT - The Hartford Couraat says that Messrs. Ia tro and Sanches, of that city, and others of the Florida Colony, sailed from New York
 on Saturday for their new home. Another
 party of the same colony, and bound for fhe same destination, sailed from Baltimore on Thursday. Others will follow as soon as they can get ready. Quite number of ter can be 3 provided, and we learn that will be yery soon, as there is an eighty horse-powesr steam saw mill now in running order. which will supply lumber for build ing. The prospect appears to be favorable for . large colony of good class of north ern men and their families to make per manent settlement in Florida. Fl g4