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The RalIrnr.

RAILROAD LEAsED.-The Michigan Cen
trail Railroad has leased the Northern 5Di7i-
sion Of the Louisville, New Albany and
Chicago Railroad, extending from Lafay-
ette Indiana, to Michigan City, and will
equip and run it, This section is ninety
three miles in length. The Central Road
paysa percentage for ills use, keeps it in
running order, and furnishes the equip
ment. Possession was taken on Monday
last. So says the ChiosgO Tribune.
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THE CITY.

AaafRAt OF PRrNoE NAPOLEON AND
surr.-Prinoo Napoleon and suit came from
Cincinnati this morning, arriving in this
city at nine o'clock. After taking break
fast, thoyprOceeded BY the Lake Shore Road
to Buffalo and Niagara Falls, where they
sxpeot to remain few days.
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HEAD-QUATERA ONO MILITIA,
ADJUTAET GENERALS OFFICE,
COLUMBUS Sept G, 1861.
GENERAL ORDER 90.

For the information of the Ohio Volunteers
In the U. S. Army, the following extract Is
published from "An act to promote the eih,
cheney Of the engineers and Typographical
engineer corps, and for other purposes ap-
proved by the President OF the Unitet States
August G, 1861.
dSec. 3. And be IL further enacted, That
vacanies occurring among the eommis'
stoned officers of the volunteer regiments
shall be filled by the Governors Of the state;
respectively in the same manner as original
appointments.
act approved July twenty-second, eighteen
hundred and sixty-one, as is inconsistan
herewith, be, and the same is here repealed
By Order. -
C.P. BUCKINGHAM.
Adjutant General Of Ohio.
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RECRUITS FoR THE ARTILLERT.-CaPtain
Cotter, Of Co. A, Ohio Artillery, has just
returned from Gauley, Va, with his men,
upon furlough. BE is how at the Weddsl.
in this city, and wishes fifty more men to
hIi up his ranks-upOn recruiting which
number his company viii proceed immedi-
stsly to Camp DennisOn for drin and prep
aration for service. Recruits will be re-
oei4sd up 10 Thursday night next. Capt
COtter requests Us to say that all three
months men who have not yet received
their pay, Who onlist under his command
viii receive their pay at oOlum bus before
going further. Uniforms, equipments, ETC.
.sre all ready at Camp Chase. Capt Cot
ter,s battery did good service in Western
Virginia.
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K VRIQUS kOINUlDk1lOkI
. sUnan uEpae - ooparsaI
sa1FH AND OFaERs IN A BOLIII

EORRIs IN eight Win hls Uelsbfstcd ARABIAh
CONDITION POWDNR5, where eVerY owner
Horses and Cattle can md the best Medicine n -.
soF uih1y OF the Dsoaaes pccaliar 70 auch Animal
They arc Sovereign Remedy Tor Colds, Coughs,
Loss q Appetlue, Hido-boend, Di9tom par3, &C. 4cs
~ rhese Powders always give aatisiactipn, ha inl
Thclsanda who have used them, can te1tll5. bet
Circular. Try them. Tor sale ~ y, II. Cay lord,
X w. Palmer, Benton hrcthof3, and htrong 3 am
strong, CleSaand, o., and - all nrllgsl5ia IN ~
oountry Al3o, az Wholesale hg the fropriafQri - -
Ontario street, Cleveland Ohio oEhom Al oraalr
musk bs addressed. r .-,,,ssr,.
sslf;R2.fsE 8 y ~ l-S--a
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RE1IcT OF THE REBEILIoE.-T. NJ. Ward,
Of The Ohio 14th, Col steedman, yesterday
presented to Gov. DsnnisOn secession
fag, formerly belonging to the "aate City
Guards Of the lst regiment Of Georgia
volunteers. The Gag was captured by Mr
Ward 81 The battle Of Carrick's Ford. The
following note accompanied it:
sWhen any one shall say to you, from
whence is this flag you may say, and
truthfully, too, that Ward took It from the
enemy at the battle Of Carrieks Ford
where the rebel General R. Garnett fell
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ChaIlonso of cleveland Yacht club As- Acc

sAsDUsKY, Sept. 6, 1851.
Having been appointed Commodore Of
sandusky Yachts MIST Water Witch and
John sherman, hereby accept the chal-
lsnge Of the Cleveland Yacht club, dated
August 24th, and hereby invite the Com
modores Of the Clsvelsnd snd Detroit Yacht
clubs to meet me here on Tuesday, the 10Th
inst, to make arrangements. It woald
probably be best to rescb-hers by Monday
pivbt. ]. n. BAILEY,
Commodore sandusky Yachts
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H;a,udte GfHtoies.


Wa are enabled here TO Iofer the COMMUNITY
remedy which, while L cures the above complaints
with certainty, is sill perieCtly hsrn 50 In any
quantity. Such Q remedy 3 invaluable a districss
where these affecting disorders prevail. Thil
nCURE' expels the miasmatic poison Of EEVER AMI
AaUE from the system, and prevents the Develop
mont OF the disease, II taken on the frst approach
ogt remedy ever - discovered for ihis class Of CON-
plants, bnt also th cheapest. The large quantity
We supply for doll brings it within the reach "
every body; and n bilious DISTRICTS where tEYEh
AND AG6E prevails every body should have 1t and
use it freely both Tor ana protection great
superiority OF this remedy over any other uiHs
covered for fhe speedy and certain cure u Interuit.
tents II that 10 contains Qunine minera, con
sequently Il produces no Quiuiam OF 0teI iniurcuz
efIfcfs whatever upon the coastitutOn Those cured
BY It are ist healthy II they had never hed III
Fovsr and Ague Is mot alone the consequence Of
the miaamic poison. great variety of disorders
arise from is irritation, among which heratia
RhstBiGtls1i, GQ1a Hedddchs, BliRdnca, IbotlGche
Edrache, Cafl4Thr 1sihIaa PdlpatioA PantIi 4 Zee.
aoH, Of s Spleen, HsrioS, RaiH IN he Bolges, C1c
P1rdlgfts, and Dsrdi0ehicIlf 81 tie bt0nGch all Of
which, when originafing in this cause put on ths
eEpas the poison from the blood, and s0neequenly
cures them ell alike. IL is en- inyauable pTot5ctiou
70 nIn granta and porBOna travelin oE Temporarily
Fesidins In the NAL ious districls. IL taken ocoa.
si0nay daily WIN expOssd 20 the i1ecti0ni thai
will Be execInted ffom tho gystemi andean1ot accu-
mulate IN sufficient quainty % rlpen into disease-
Henco it is even moro valuable for proteetDn than
cure, and Bow viii ever sutisr nom Intermittents
tloy ATail thenselVeao OF fheproteetien tais rseoy
f[sesrat b. Dr.J o. AEER q Cos. Lossll, Mass
Wor Gala ~ Sfrour & Arnisfrong. aIeyelaud.
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8taas GGnalrg.

FAMEs H.oDELL, BRASS
% ER-AEn- -MANyEAOruRElR a
Bras WoIk e4 eVeTy description, No. IS Union St.l
Tow doors from Superior street, Cegelsnd Ohio h.
q snopdred 70 furnish AL kinda o3NlOrk used iol
Steam, Water or Gas, and all The various articles
used IN the Plumbing Business. Boor Pumps Of 81
kinds madD and repaired. Brass OaltinE done daily
adBrass work 0f AL ktlds repaired. aocGn8
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GWEET'S INVALUABLE LINZ
~ MENT, at % Public Square ieis
A NODYNE EXPEOTORANT
n OAROg--Bsievea, Pain, cures Bronchitis,
eSiises easy ey ypeotoret and is great reliefn ad-
,,.-,csd sts-,ss N fIougun ptiOn at ~ Pub Square,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-09

IA In the communication from Camp
Wood yesterday, signed T., one Of the towns
referred 70 should have been Ne06aay in
stead Of EsWburg.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-09

BY the use Of hose Pills the periodic attacks OF
Nervous or Sick Headache may DO prevented; AndH
taken at the commenceaent OF an attack iInmediatS
relief from pain and sickness win b obtained.
They seldt m fail in removiB he Nausea or F1eas.
ache 20 which " malos are gubjeot
They sOt gs2tly upon the Bowols, removing COST
fvsness.
For Literary men, stu4ents, Delioste Fenhlas, ane
All persons Of ssdentary hsbi they are valuable a.
= Laxative, improving the appetits, giving tone a
vlgor to the digestive organs, and restoring u
natural elasticity and strength OF the whole system
' THE ORPHALIO PILLS r7
are the result Of long investisatiOn and carefully
conducted sxperimehts, having boon IN use many
years, during which time they have prevented and
relieved vast amount Of pain and sufsFing from
Hsadaohe, whether originating IN the nerVous Uys-
tom, or from dsranged stste Of the stomach.
They are entirely Vegstabls IN their competition,
and may be taken af all times with perfect safety,
without making any change Of diet, and Tho abssnes
Of any dissgreeabls taEte renders It easy 70 amlng
ter them to Children.
BEWARE or oo,UNTEBE EEI Esl
l9 ~ Tho sspuine have ive signatures OF Henry O.
spalaing on oaca BOX -soa. slf ---
SS-sOld By Druggists and ali Dealers in Medicine
Bog win Be asns By mail, PREPAID. on EO1s'U' q
rad .r TWENTY-FIVE GENTS.
ESrAn ordszi should Bo addressed to
HENRY O. sPALDIHG,
4S Osdar Street, New York
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H,p-voor 1,rnnbnll Or, N

LLlIITlIIll VI VI U
9 hereby certify that ! have been dealing n tbs
Sraenberg Medicines ior the past year and can tEu-
II cay that have never OGered any medicines 70 khs
public that have met with the decided APPRECIATION
OF the people like these particularly the Pulls and
Cs.hoilcon. They VIII perform all and more than il
prumised for them. have sold about RttY bOttiee
Of 40 olicsn the pas. yeaf and near tbs -btst
results In every eass. '.,,- ia, Q: yQHAs0Rl ~
March 7, 1851. Medical Agant
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AppLICATTON OF CAPITAL

Thus far, capital and labor have been applied % de
VaoDn9 theE soil; the great resources OF the State
coal and iron are almost untouched. The invarabe rule
Fbat The mechanic arts flourish best WhergfOOd and fue
are Cheapest will follow ut carly day in Illinois, and
An The course Of the next Gen years the natural laws and
necessities OF the case warfapt the belief that e. les
I've hundred thousand people VII be engaged IN tht
qats Of IHuaOs 10 various Manufacturing employ
uleutH rrr
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NEW REMEDY.

Ng1nercediug Cubebs, C0pafba, OApaules, or any
compound that has ever been basore the public. =
- ONE HUEDRED PHYSICIANS, Z re..
In their priynte practice with ontirs sncosas m ali
BELLS SPECIFICC PILLS, 8.
r diraaaos of priyate dsaasas aCure is freQusnt-
" psrior7nsd IN a sbsk and entire conhcsnee Iesy
be placed In them. Tbs remedy 10 newly oisooy-
arsd gpscihc more active and more speuy u iLa e-
iacts than Oubeba or Oop8ibn alone. me filB arc
half the size Of OApaules, and neVcl nausaal9 tne
stomach or impTegnats ths breath. bix dozen Flia
10 9 Box. aF-aa... =
az Prioe OtgE DOLLAR.
1ae aboEe ~ bs cent bg mall On receipt Of The
! ls9iS " w pTsV > cent ~, 0l---,.-< 'i'- =
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-09

Esg-R Head what Dr. Bushneli sayH OF the Grafon
5erg Eodicines. Dr. B. Is O phy5ioi6n Of extenslve
Draeioo, and one Of the nost speoessul In the eoun
t. CFrnrnbull) II which he resides
efThis certiAes thAt1 have ussd the GralenberF's
sIs and Marsh9lls Catholioon, sold here BY a. U.
johnson, In my practice. ThoY are good medicinee
Sold bY Druggists and Medicine Dealers through
cut sha country. For Medicines or Agenciss, sd
ircss II. %. ElEGSLEI, Cleveland.
iSD9d&N moo 0cnsra; Ag8ntiOr Ohio.
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RrnH RnLLIEa PRATRTR IANps.

Tbs deep ricn loan OF the praries Is cultivated VIII
such wonderful facility that the farmers Of the Eastern
and Middle States are moving % Illinois in great mum
bsrs The area OF Inois IS about equal 10 that Or kn
gland and the soil is 30 rich thai viii support twenty
millions o. people,
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aaaedieinIesse.
sohoEg1A. !. oR KINo's EyIL.

SCHOFULA, OR KINGS EVIL,
rs A CONSTITUTIONAL DIS
EASE. corruption Of the blood, BY which this
ssS @ srSSaon HsSGSi sks Il pdS h 2RSs RSSS SS and @
burst out in disease on any part Of IT, Eo organ =
not destroy. The scrofulous telnt is Eariously
caused by riercurigl di8eaRe low living, disOfdeTec
or unhealthy food, impure air, hlth and hshg nab
rsal injection. Whatsoever bo it's orgi" &c Is hefed
tary in tho constitution, descending ON parents
indeed, 1t seems 20 be the rod OF Him who says, II
viii visit thu iniQuities Of the fathers upon their
Its Sdscts commence by deposition from the blood
q eorEaPs or Ieerons n1attes, Nnloi u, ss iu a.
the glands, sWellings and on the surfaee ptons
OF sores. This foul Corruption which genders N me
blood depresses the energies Of lie, 50 that scrofu-
lous constitutions not only suffer nom aorofulous
eemPlainta, put {hsy haye iaE less power % SltR ~
Vast numbers perish BY disorders which, although
not scrufuous in their nature arc still rendered b.
sumption which decimGtes the human family hiss tts
origin directly IN this serufuiou5 eeRtain nation
and many destr ructiYe disoes OF the liver klaney9
brain, and, indeed Of all the organs, arse from DI
arc sggrsystsd b the samo cause. -.
ge 9ns ssF ar $soa 81 I 81 RGpiS S f S sSsn 9 5
their health Is undeEmined b. e. 70 cleanse it trou
the ystom Wo must renoVate the blood y An ~ era
tive nisdicipe aud inyigoratei il By heA foo - q
exercise. Such medicine we supply
~ sa A 7 ER IS
COpPOUHD ErTRhOT OF SARsAPARILLA,
the most efectual remedy which the medical skill
our times can dovi5c for this eyoryWhare prevailing
and fatal malady II Is combined nom the most &C
tive renodals that have been discovered Qr the e1
purqation Of this foul disorder from the blood and
the rescue Of the system from 10 destructive cons8
quenoos. Hence u should BE- employed for the curf
OF not only Scrofua, but also those other AFFECTIONS
which arise rom its guch as ERUPTEYB enA skn
DISEASES, ST- AN1HONY's kIRE, Rose, or EHYsIpB.
Las, PIsIPLEs, PUsFULEs, BLOTCHEs, BLAIEs, and
BOILs, TuMoRs, TETTER and SALT PHUEM, SoAig
HRAD, BINoWORu, RHEUMATIsM, .HILITI0 ald
MEBCUnIAE DISEASES, DRoFsY, DYsfEP6IA, DEBlIs
ITF, and indeed, ALL COaPLl IErs tRRIEiNG Fuon
HITIAFED Oh IMPunE BLOOD. rhs popular belie II
s'inpurity Of the blood" ia founded ID truth, ioI
scroua Is degeneration Of tbe blood. The psrtic'
uar purpose and virtue Of this Sarsgpara Is 70 %
rify and regunerute this vital luid, without Whict
sound health Is impossible N contaminated eonsd
tutiOns.
AYERS AG UE CUR RE,
FOB THE SPEEDY CURE OF
ftteTmitteIst FsDeT, or FeVeT and AetSe, RenHB
tent FsVsr, Chill Fsges, Dumb Aege, Fs-
Tiodieol HeGaaeks, or Bilious Head
r Geke, and lBillious FsUsrs, indeed
tor The whole eIasl of Dig
cases originating n b.
bGTy deTa1qs1tsaL
ealiSed by the
lralarsa
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RAsrFpn Ann snnrHERN MAPYETs.

These lands arc contiguous 20 n railroad 200 miles
IN length which connects with other roads and dnayga-
Die lakes and rivcrs thus anordng an unbroken com
munlcation with the Eastern and southern m2rke9
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-09

ENRESH LEEUH ES, SWEDISH, FoR
- @. W CLARK,
Successor 60 Wm. Fiske,
Suu AZ b.
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Hn1rr rI5urrtrnrr2. .

Iu this connection We ousr a Few testi1eonialn:
~ am Methodist OlaTgynan, and when on my
circuit have met with many women troubled with
the diseases t0r which Yuu advertise Marehah's Ute-
rive OatbOioOn ~ cure havs advised its use and
L has edectsi oopzets cure Wharevar it has b8an
lsed, s.--s Rsv. PETER SHARP, ~
Western Star, Ohio, Z
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RHEUMATIC.

LOh. ALL OF W HUH IL 10 n
speedy and certain remedy, and never fails. Thii
Eminent is prepared from the recipe Of Dr. stephen
Sweet, Of Connecticut, the famous bone-Better, anc
has been used in his practice for than twenty
years With the most astonishing success. ~
AS AN ALLEYIATOR OF PAIN, it is unriTal9C
By eny preparation before the public, Of which the
most skepticai may Be convinced by a single trial
This Liniment will cure rapidly and radically
Rheumatic Disorders ot every KIND, and IN tnoa-
sands Of cases where 1t had been usod 1t has news
Osd FcR suS uSSEuRAIGIA, it win aaOrd immediate 10
lief in every case, however distressing.
II will relieve the worst cases of HEADACHE ta
three minutes, and is warranted 70 do it;
TOOTHACHE also Will it cure instantly. =
b FOE NERVOUS DEBILITY AND GENERAL
LAsSITUDE arising from imprudenee or exes9si
this LiDiment Is most happy and IN tafling reiney
Actin directly upOH the nervous Tissues, Il strength
ens and revyies the system, and restores It to eas-
FtjR PIIES.-As an external remedy we claim
that it is the BEBT knoWns and we cballenge tee
world 70 produce an equal Every victim oi ~ this y
will not fal to afford immediate RELIEF anu IN ma
Ority Of eases viii effect q RADICAL cure.
tremely malignant and dangerous, bat a timely ap-
pllction OF this Liniment will nszer lhl 70 cure.
larReinent Of the joints n abeto IL neglected
The worst case may be conquered BY this Linimeni
sfSises Cuts, Wounds, Sores, Ulcers, Burns, and
ScsdB yield readily 70 the wonderful healing prop
when used according TO directions Also, lblains
Frosted Feet, and Insect Bites and stingt.
EVERY HORSE o WNERloJ is-
should have this remedy at hand, for its timely qs,
at tho hrBt appearance Of Lameness will efectually
prevent those formidable diseases, to which aH
horses are table, and which render 30 many other
wise valuable horses nearly worthless. %
Over four hundred voluntary testimonials 70 tho
wonderful curative properties Of this hnimenf hays
been received within the lest two years, and pganY
OF them from persons in tbs highest ranEA % 1ie.
~ CAUTION. 4s7 ~
Il To avoid Imposition, o5nerTs the signature and
likenesg Of DR., stephen sweet on every label, and
/ also "stepheu Sweets InfBhible LinlIneht" blown
In the glass Of each bottle without which none sTt
] -e1nine RICHARDSON a CO.,
Sole Pr0prietors, Norwich, Ct.
For sale by Strong 4 Armstrong, Sole Agents f0l
] oiyels,d - aerZ7: tl26d&l
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IErom the Advertiser, Prov,ienos, b. IL
Tho testimony in their favor Is strong, from the
most respectable quarters.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-09

LFrom the Denocras, ST. Cloud, Mimi
r II you arc, or have been troubled With the head
hohss send for box, (Oephalio Pilssl 50 thss you
map have them In cass Of an attack.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-09

il % From the 6azstts, Davenport, loEa,l
Nj. Spalding would not connect his name with ~
article ne did nOtF ~ 70 possess real merit.
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&lamhtna.

.NEWs P0TATOES-30 BAR
IN EEE8 Choice New Eotatoas, lust rocoiVof
snd for eais b. CALDWELL sl1IMONH,
oUnlcn gtT1It
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-09

TErom the ExaminsF, Norfolk, Val
TBsY have been tested in more than > theuEAn
easel, with entire success.
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LANns 0F TLLTNOIs.

No State IN She VALLEY Of the Mississippi offers 20 great
an inducemeni 10 tho settler the state Of Illinois.
There Is no portion Of the world where all the cond
tons Of climate and soil 50 admirably combine % pro
ducs those two great staples CORY and WH1Ar a. the
Prairies or Iinos-
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THE snnTHFRN Part

or the State lies within tho zono ofhe Cotton regions
while tho soil is admirably adapted 20 tho growth Of
Tobacco and Hemp and the Wheat Is worth from 10 u
20 cts more per bushel than that further north
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-09

Per Secretary.
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THE ALI-sUTTIUiENT THRRR.

VIZ ldlNfl Has.aia
FfSRIBSNMAR 4, 20 3, ARE DE
y TEOTED By ROYAL LiEFrHll8 PATENro o
EpgIand and esc1red ~ the 5eala 81 the Equie d
s.hermacis % Paris, and ne lmPera oollago %
no . in76iHable tor exhaution, 1laE1 aforEhCea
and AZ physieAl. ai.a2 J, d
eaSas that have haretoiofe bean treated b rs nnas
eiOuB snd pornigi0pa use pf copelya and cuhebas IN
fadrcirT tsfehy in8uFinz 81 tht au4Fsf 5peedy n.
lisf. d1sar5ing al imguEitaa, s2d roofi15 olf ths
is TRfEsSsi1E s Nos. j. and 5 ~ prs5atatIcs a.
fOrm Of lozonae devoid q - = and anlsl, and T
be carried ~ tho Vaisfcoaf pccket Sold u tn cass
ValT sau hslisnan4 Hcuzi Rico.l 20. PTibs g oash
OK ssses foE lg, Which $50 - and in 81 easess
and retail pi Or, p 4 NJ. l9i Rie8ek6f gtFeal
New York. Imiaeoiais.y q reeeising tatllsl lAIes
Of the world securely packed, and add e1so sooord
nE 2 seS oId In;ES'onI aTS s9 g sE aEsEEoRD ,ns W
ELBKH, QleIelane - s-et.ssL-.sE am
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-.-i IErom the 81. Louis DsznoorEt.l
sThs immsnse demand Tor the article Osphaiid Piill
& raSldly efit reaslne l---Hi
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GAULET BRIDGE, Va, I
Aug. 2Sth, 1851. !

JACOB DUrToN-My Dear Sir LIN pur-
suauce to 8 promise given to Frank in
Camp Taylor, and renewed many times
since, address these few lines Informing
You that in our recent engagement at Gross
Lanes, Frank was WoundedLshot through
the thighs; but think not dangerously.
When We retreated we carried him with US
to the woods, but when fired upon there,
were obliged to leave him, as the woods
and underbrush we're 80 thick it was i'm
possible to carry him without great pain to
him, and We thought it best to leave him to
the tender mercies Of the enemy. If pris-
onsr, we have every reason to believe he is
weil cared for. We all sympathise deeply
with you. Frank was a general fsyorite
with al who knew him, and We all feel
greatly his loss.
Yours in sympathy,
DAVID B. LAWRENCE.
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ONLY A QUARTERl-I SEND
By mail, froe ol postage, a very Amnsing, in-
5fructye and powerful ltts Eingle.lona MicfQboopo
IicS fr6Id plant5 i0ok NE formidable monsters.-
Worth more than quarter for sing sge4tas .
snhussne~ Of The taIniiy circle. bi1 d different
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tErom the Advertiser

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me Oephalic PILLS are said 70 be ronar kably os
best Tor that Jery frequent complaint which has eT
or beon discovered.
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