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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-09

TELEGRAPTIIC.
GENERAL WAR NEWS,
REPORTED COMMANDS OF GEN.
ERALS CLAY AMI FREMONT.
AN EXPEDITION FROM FREDER-
iCKSBURG.
IT'S SUCCESSFUL RESULTS.
LATE NEWS FROM RICHMOND.
OFFICERS DISMISSED FROM
SERVICE.
A WARNING TO NORTHERN
TRAITORS.
ALL WHO DISCOURAGE ENLIST
MENTS TO BE EARRESTRD.
Another Invasion Of Kentupky !
THIS MORNINGS REPoR1.
PROM BEFORE RICHMOND,

FREDERICKSBURG, Va, Aug. Z.
The expedition sent out under General
Gibbon last Tuesday has returned. A
portion of the command, under Colpnel
Cutler, dashed OF to the right and mrEde a
descent upon Frederick Hill Station,
twelve miles from Gordonsville, on the
Virginia Central Railroad, destroying 1he
buildings, stores, and about half mile Of
track
Gen. Gibbon, with the main body, had a
sharp skirmish with the enemy, on the
Richmond Telegraph Road, ten mites from
fredericksburg. A few prisoners were
taken. We lost Que man killed and sever
al taken prisoners. But two of Gen eral
Gibbons column were wounded.
The enemy had been apprised of our ad-
vance, and came around upon our rear
from Bowling Green. The loss sustained
by the rebels is not known.
WAsHISGToy, Aug. 8.
From intelligence received from the War
Department It is ascertained that $4,000
thousand Western troops of the new levy
will be ready to 60 into the field this week
This report delights the President as mnch
as it will loyal people who are anxiously
waiting his effort to hurry up the end OF
the rebellion.
Special to the World.
A civilian captured at Front Royal some
time since and formerly employed in the
House ol Representatives mere, reached
Washington to-day via. Fredericksburg,
having left Richmond on Friday last,
where he has been about the city on pa
role for one or two weeks. He is not able
TO communicate much because of his pa
role, but declares that Richmond has not
been evacuated and that there has been no
signs of pestilence there though there is.
q vast amount of sickness.
The rebel army lies East Of the city and
he is confident, from what he has learned,
that its effectiveness has been greatly ezag-
gerated.
f SANDY HOOK, Aug. g., 12:45 A. NJ,
City Of Manchester has passed this roint
and will reach n. 7. about o'clock
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WAsTERN ITFHs.

CAIRO, Aug. Z.
The ram Mingo from Helena, reports
that on Saturday party Of rs Federals
were surprised by 60Jof Hindman's men,
and badly cut up. Gully 70 are said to have
escaped. Forty Of JEFF. Thompson's men
were captured while attempting to cross
the river near the town of AUSTIN.
Recent publication Of Gen. Pillows let
ter to his brother regarding slaves of the
former, renders interesting the fact thai
Gen. Curtiss has freed all negroes in Ques
tion, numbering 275 Pillow has three
plantations near Helena. on which oil
movable properly has been con6seated-
Curtiss has freed at Helena about 2JOU
slaves, chiefly those who worked on Forts
Pillow and Donelson.
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All Reading Matter on this page
L from our Last Evening Edition.

A dispatch to the n. 7. Evening Post
says that esn0rul Shields is going into ao-
tive service again, and at once, SO it is re-
ported HS was at Wizards Hotel yes
teraay In fGll uniform, which Is an indica-
ton that be has reeousidsrod his dsterni-
nation made few weeks ago. Other mil
ttary officers have arrived here within a
few days and there is every indication at
the War and Navy Departments Of stirring
times ahead in some quarter. The news
from the James river Is of a character
which would naturally cause anxiety at
The Navy Department.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-09
SICK AND WOUNDED sOLDTRE1s

AhA1@-eAAEAA-1 auB- {.
The following Is list OF the sick and
wounded soldiers received on board uhe G.
Vanderbilt at Harrisons Landing, from
Richmond.
During the passage a number of dsaths
occurred. Some Of the bodies were buried
at HarrisOn's Landing. Others were
brought here.
Fred Holman, ID MINI Wn Kinrasy,
lst Mieh.I D. Vaughn, Mcclellan Ora
goonsj W J Arthur 62d Ohio; E EIdred.
lst Mieh.i a Dcake 18th Infantry; g
Williams, I4th MichJ Davis, Mcclellan
Dhgoonsi J j Miller, 9th Ohio; Tho mas
White, 32d 0hioi G L Puddy. 4th Nj sh. ;
H K Hitchcock, SD Ohio; B Damon, t52d
ohioi Alfred Bugh, do; D G Greeley, eth
0uioi Jas Thompson, 1st Mich; Adam
Hare, lst Mich. VIM Lemnon, 62d OHIO
Dudley H4thaway, do.
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FaoM wAsalNGroN.
WAsHINarOy, Aug. /

WAsHINdT0N, Aug. I.
Tribune's special,
Richard Busted, Of New York, is ap-
pointed BrigAdier Of Volunteers, to report
TO Gov. Morgan.
The arrival of Cassius N. Clay is now
hourly expected by the Government. His
friends claim that be and Gen Fremont
are to have full military control Of the ter
ritorY west Of the Mississippi.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-09
CLEVELAND SKIRT FACTORY.
MRS. SHERMAN'S SKIRTS.
AN EXPLANATION.

10 hold Skirt firmly aud l7sep every part Of h ir
place, the sieel sprinEs must be united bracinSl1
Crssing the braid ike The lttsT secures tnis, bu
II this fastening the oOsSrpg Of toe spring Is nC
ImmoFable the SKIRT y worthless. SUcH fastentur
" 3. sherman has patented. The BRAID PAssE
HHR COR AZ ~ N SIZE Cow ERtso. Tying it eryutf
he spring never secure Il frOm clipping. Ihll
secure fastening adds great value 10 the Skirt O.
the SKIRT Of fOrty springs eight hundred Of hs~
fastenings, e3d 50 atOui down through forty Narle
tbs TO the Lhids Skirt Of four springs Ia eyal-
case this tastontnG l. u3ss To gain great 1yvtdp
OF grasp upon tirB spring by using wide tara wQui
double the wealt Of tue skirt herePer THIS Skis.
has been worn Il - In universal favor and t raao'
IA plain-Ladlss do nOf want HEAVY Skirt and ye
they want Oi1 that will VAR and viii keeFsin order
.na- -kemeDbsf, Il G sts mole 70 make tF5t y ar
'i~ie tlan IAOOR one. Our hnes elastic Steh oosa
mo than wire, but such stock aud WoEE are la
~ profitable to tue purchaser in the ene.
- Remember the piace-1e Public SqJsHg g, Glove
lana, Ohio. ug1
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-09
FRnM MISSOURI.

IlD3Ufi lIvsI q y =
COL -McNeirs forces came up With Per-
ters guerriIlhs few miles north-east Of
Kirksvill, Adair County, yesterday morn
ing and followed him skirmishing into the
Town where general fight ensued, in
which The rebels lost Loo killed, 40 wagons
af supplies and 10 wagon loads sf arms,
PsFisFs 5pTaaR ere ssattsgsA
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-09

The great war meeting Of last Saturday,
at Lancaster, Pennsylvania, called upon
tho President to execute, g with all the
power Of the Government, the oonfscation
and liberation ensetments Of the last Con-
gress, IN thsi- FULLEST extent and meaning"
This is the tone Of loyal meetings every
where. Il was as decided at Baltimore
and St. Louis as anywhere in the free
States.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-09

How RAW SOLDIERS CAN FIGHT.-COlO-
mel Plaisted, Of the 1lth Maine, writes that
raw recruits for his regiment received at
Yorktown, we're in the late battles, and
fought like veterans. Side by side with
those who have been under FIRE, men mex
psrieneed become confident and act like
beroas
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THIS AFTERNOONS REPORT.
VOLUNTEERING IN PENNSYLVANIA.
HARRTsBuEe. AuV q

HARRISBURG, Aug. 3.
Volunteers are coming in b. thousands.
There will be By Saturday next sufficient
number 70 i'll up The fifteen regiments,
which with the regiments from Philadel-
phia will fill the State quota Of volunteers.
Several regiments are completely organ
lied, armed and equipped, aud viii start
for the seat Of war early next week.
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FRO,I BALTIHORF.

BALTIMORE, Aug. z.
Quite stampede is in progress from
this city Of parties eager to escape the
draft Some are going to Europe, many to
Canada, and some TO various Northern
states. Many leading Secessionists are
leaving for parts uukuo'vn.
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FROM wAsHINGFON.

W AsHIAufpNl aug. 7,
By direction Of the President, Lieuten-
ant Alonzo Miller, 6lst Ohio, and I'd Lieut..
W. c. Hutehins, 17th Wisconsin, are dis
missed the service Of the United States
Among the wounded at Malvern Hill is
Col. Gamble, Of the sth Illinois.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-09

The Mobile Advertiser states that Gen
eral Breckinridge has command Of the
troops on the opposite side Of the river, at
Monroe, Louisiana, and Is marching to
capture the Yankee batteries over there,
and to prevent supplies reaching the YAM
kee feet
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-09
FROM WAsHENQTON.

" HA9a%NNANssf aug q
Special to the Times.
Cassius NJ. Clay is talked Of as likely to
be sent to Cincinnati to assume command
Of the new Department Of Of Ohio, Mary
land and Kentucky.
Prominent Kentuekians here have re-
ceived assurances that troops shall be
crowded into Kentucky as fast as raised
in Ohio and Indiana. They ask also that
the property Of rebels shall be seized at
once, and all refusing to take the oath of
allegiance shall be driven south.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-09
PHOTOGRAPHIC STOCK.

. 0HOTOGRAPHIG ALBUMS, AT
= Ne" AO'> r B DOUGLAS B CO.,
l7s Superior-St.
ARTTsTs' MATERIALs--wINDsoRs AND
ItsK VTONtS and l3Oupilfs Oil aud Water ColOrB.
IL" = &. B. DOUGLAS CO. =
l7g SuperiOF-St.
OVAL NND SQUARE GILT ROSEWOOD
.--.. - = 80 B. B. DOUGLAS co, g
eIAA97' ~ ils Superior-St.
PHoToaRAPH COPIES OF CELEBRATED
Paintings ana EnsIaEsingSs' 1T9snrq1ts Ts sCo,s
i7g Superior-St
GA RTEs M VI SITE" OF CELEBRATED
a-nd women. a1s1 PAlmsr's Marbles, g !,
r ~ SuperioT-St-
FINE EHaRA WINGS OF DISTINGUISHED
~ n b, DOUGLAS \ Cy. -
s1ras = !. p - ~ S19sI,oF,s.
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REAL ESTATE.
M EsTERN LAND.-H. q. In

w ESTERN LAND.-H. H. LIT.
wv TIE, OF the late Arm Oi LiItie 3 kgyea, has
constantly on had Large quantity q ma laTnlng
Lands il Iowa. Wisconsin and Missouri 70 eLcndnge
r civ or country Real Esuafe W Personal PrUpery.
Ofies with Rouse JenningBs Marble Block suPe-
rfor-Sf uayl6.ki6
+ YMAN LITTLE, DEALER IN
III REAL ESTAtE.-kesps 9 great variety 81 2 Arlis
auu City Properly Tor sale or henf- 49, choice
Ferminq Laiids IN Michigan, Illinois, Wisconsin,
Iowa and Missouri. Once No. 8, AtWater Bulldlngs
Cleveland, Ohio. leoo.tL4o
DEAL ESTATE.-E. N. KEYES,
II 4 (iormeriy o. the nrni Of Little keyesil h1.
,sts,Ilec Real Estate Ulce IN Euuse9 GlUcEs eoI4
"a superiur-5L. aud Public square, aud has ~
on hand several thousand Irres Of hfsi QllitJ
ug Landa IN the States of Iowa hi9cullrll ell ~
rori. 70 exchange for city county PrYfeflf e1o
tor al kinds o. personal prOPertIs EAFt e.l lsl
1al4seAFr
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III AgHINQTON, Aug. 8

Henry ". Depuy, late Pawnee Indian
Agent, who was arrested by the United
States Marshal for embeEzling public
money, has been honorably acquitted.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-09
The Penally % sul..s.ng.

"Sir," said q trusted and fsvorite EN-.
ployee to one Of our well-known citizens,
yesterday, l an going down to enlist in
the Board Of Trade regiment"
Employer tsternly l-"But you have
never asked myeonsent.D
Employees (hesitatingly)-" But-but-
sir, you know you have yourself urged
others to 60.
Employer (saysgely)-"Your going, sir,
Is quite q different matter, sir. And let
me tell you if you do enlist sir, and dare
to tell me you have done SO, Pll--Fll giUs
you Jifty dollars.
A check for $50 was yesterday afternoon
presented and not refused at one Of our
| banks.-O Ohieaqo Tfiblas.
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UIEIlL v Ulr-lv -a.,.aa7 ~
lgyelEnd, July p ls5A
A Z A MEETING OF THE STOCK

HULDERS Of th- Know ton Mining Couspau,
Ii-I this city the 10th inst. al assessment
fhree pOllars share levied on the capital stocE
Of the Company to Be called Ia At the OpdOu Of la
Directors.
At a subsequent meeting Of the Directors, It
ordered that The frat tnstslment " Fifty Cehts
share VI the above uansd assessment u called In p
able to ths Treasurer before ist do Of Ser
Lambor next.
The Transfer Books viii be closed on the 31th
August aud ns transfer o. Stock win be made afal
that date until this instslmsnt is pd1d.
n. NJ CHAPLIN,
iuly29-40ais SecroFaTy and Trea>tirRr
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-09

A BRIGADE OF CoLoRED UNION MEN.-
Applications have been made by Maryland
ers to the Government for permission to
raise brigade Of eolored Union men in
this city. What will Northern doughfaces,
afflicted with negrophobia, say TO seeing
5000 valiant soldiers Of liberty, with col
ored skins, marching from slave state to
help save the Union and crush out the
slaTeholders' rebellion This sight is re-
| served for their eFes-mark what / say !
An intelligent negro was asked day or
TWO ago whether he sould raise regiment
Of negroes in this city. "Five Of them, p
he promptly replied. tAnd would they
dEht9i ssJust try as was his answer.
lE only needs c soui-stirring order from
Pope, upon Lincoln sounding tbetocsin,
and black men viii spring from the earth
4 ike Cadmus's host from the dragons
teeth. No bonnties will be needed 70 81
1psbeir ranks.-- BaIanQTi esfgtlPe1atEel
t4ttiiaI betarf.- r r1rrs eva -
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ENGRAVING.

DRAINAkD q BUhRIDHk, y
q EItH0eRAPH8Rsana EAeAAYlAa % WoVts
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-09
NOTICE.

NOTICE OF SALE OF SMtJu.
In GLED GJoDs.-N0tios 3 hereby given that
Cleveland On the I'D day Of tiBs present month be
tween the hours Of 10 aud II e'clock A M, the FOL
loving described gOOdsi 10 wit: 3s2 yards Line
5hssLing; . yards do /; l54 yards White Linen
Linen Handaerchisfs sS yafds WOIstad Plaid, th
szns having bel fOrfeitsd 70 he United State b.
having been illeEsly imported into the
~ Specie Or Q ). Demand SOIes only, taken q
ps5 meRt FOR said goods
CHAs J. BALLARD,
CulleotOr OF customs.
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REV0LVERS q KNIVES.

DEVOLVERS AND BOW l =
hjKNIV Es=-A dne slsgrI1el1t ol tsts5ttel.t 5tt ~
- such - colts New Model, Bfoensl hl9Sr ,, A.
trIs and n lsli with various other Alh3I JUS ~
siVed ano . or sass eh'@S'S y q. HATTERsLEY.
1sFov u-az subsrior-s'l--t tleVrlAaa s'r
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-09
rLEVELAND { ERIE R. 3.
"a
1852. 6uMEEE ARRszSGEhENI- ~
On and after Monday, Nay S lssz, PsssengsT Erails
VIII run - feugUll (sua4sgs sHfspfydr


l:5s A. ~ NIGHT EXPRESS TkATN-Stopping e
Girsrd, Ashtabuia and Patnesvuls only and
arrives a. Cieyelznd a. so A. n
IliI0A. n NAIL TRAlN-Stgpping a. al s.gtio15
except Saybrvok, knoxville, Perry, Meurcl
and Wioklihe, and arrives a. CleTeland at 800
IsS0 P n DAY EXPRESS TRAIN-Stoppiug AZ ft-
rard, COnneaut, Ashtubula and Raine1Flll1
only, aud arrives 10 Cleveland az 30 P. r.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN VIII lsEYB Couneaut q
GOA. NJ, Stopping al Al stations, arriving e
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-09

- Second Class Cars are run On al through
Trains,
All the trains gcEng westward eonusot ~ Cleyalsnd
With trains for Toledo, ChicagU, COlunbu5B ylncluf
natl, St. Louis, &C; and AL trains Soing e9EElL
connect af Dunkirk with the Trains Of the y, Z =
RaiIroad and Il BunAlQ with t1ose Of he New hoEk
u NCJTTINIHANl. Su1it.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-09

SltizeHs Wishing egnveyanus 70 either oi the
- Sse ir.ns Or sS,,ts viii . vailed tor BY Coaches
q The onnlbus OiCe, ltl SuparioF-St neTt dooT 10
tlr Neddsil House.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-08-27
NOT TIME.


. i i
He has not time to attend to those black
eyed boys Of his. so the little fellows are
learning street lessons.
He has not time 10 take the baby for a lit.
lie while, or even bring the wood and water,
so his frail young wife is breaking down
with cares and toll.
He has not time 10 stop and kiss his wife,
so her heart is aching for the love OF one she
thinks indifferent.
He has not time to stop and say ne was
too hasty, so that friend is carrying with
him the remembrance of bitter wrong
He has not time to drop into the school
room for an hour, and SO worthless teacher
is allowing still more worthless principles
and habits 10 root out the good which their
mother mas implanted in his children's
minds
He has not time to set out flowers and
shrubbery in the yard, and SO az = growing
up to weeds and briers.
He has not time 10 eat his meals properly,
and so he suffers terribly from indigestion
He has not time to read an agricultural
newspaper, and SO he farms in the good old
way, and wonders that his neighb 'rs raise so
much larger crops than be.
He has not time to haul a load oil hre-
wood for the poor widow across the way, so
the poor woman suffers with The winter
cold
He has not time to be Christian, SO he
runs very narrow chance Of being saved!
Busy man what has be time fors Time
10 delse for gold, aud drive close bargains
Time To wiring the purses Of the poor, and
hoard the last worn cent that he can grasp.
Time to sell The debtors farm on mortgage.
and add the proceeds to his money IN the
bank. Time TO collect the usury which has
ruined the man whom he has obliged u BY
lending him a sum Of money in necessity
Time enough for all this
Man Of business you must needs, per-
haps, lake time for death, ere long, and still
more time for judgment! al haven't time, !"
will not avail when the lnexorable calls !;
twill not avail 10 excuse you from the pre-
seace Of a just Judge.
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deyotion At the shrine Of Christianity. Al

devotion at the shrine OF christianity. All
of these gentlemen have been emlnently sue
cessfuI in whatever they have undertaken,
have PASSED unharmed through the dangers
by which they have been frequently enyi-
roned, and are living illustrations Of the
truth that fighting christian Is as terrible
to his enemies as he is gentle to his friends.
Gen. jackson never enters fight without
first invoking Gods blessing and protection.
The dependence of this strange man upon
the Deity seems never TO be absent from ms
mind, and whatever he does, or says, II IS
always prefaced +" by Gods blessing"
In one Of his official dispatches, he CON-
mences: !" BY Gods blessing, we have TO-
day defeated the enemy" Said one OF his
officers to him the other day" Well, Gen.
eral, another candidate (referring to Pope
is waiting your attentions" !" So | Observe
was the quiet reply, "and by Gods bless
inh' he shall receive them to his FULL satlsfac-
ton"
After battle has been fought the same
rigid remembrance of Divine Power is OBJ
served. The army is drawn up 10 line, the
General dismounts from his horse, and there,
in the presence of his rough, bronzed.tace
| troops, with heads uncovered and bent awe
stricken to the ground, the voice OF the
good man which but a few hours before was
ringing out in quick and fiery intonations, is
now heard subdued and calm, as if oyercome
by the presence Of the Supreme. Being,
in holy appeal to the sapphire throne =
Few such spectacles have been witnessed IN
modern times, and il is needless TO add that
few such examples have ever told with more
wondrous power upon the hearts Of men
Are you surprised, after this recital, that
Stonewall jackson is inyincible, and that he
can lead his army to certain victory whenev'
er " Gods blessing" precedes the acts Z
Correspondence Charleston Courier.
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RECEIVING

ln0ibs. csst Steel Soap bags Coffee, casks Rice
lOu boxes Starch, &c.
6 kegs English Soda. 10 bbls. Sugar, Salt. &c.
hbl lockwood, SO lbs. Indigo bib Copperass, &C.
1000 dollars woIih Of CTockey &c.
CaIicos. Lawns, and Muslins, assorted.
Boys shoes, Bunch Cotton, &c.
bbl. bes, Vinegar. bbls. Lamp Black,
Train OIL Linseed Oh,
Black and Green Tea, 5 boxes Snuh
The above goods for sale at fabulous prces-less
than Confederate prices xill not be held II not sold
soon. viii 10 sol ia better msrke, than tais We
sell under other markets and al less profit than before
the "uoubIe."
The party who has the Gold Locket will please re-
turn H. az thai LOcket more than have made dur
ing the war.
II. ". BROWN & co.
July :. So
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ANINPoRTANT DISCOVERY,
For the Cure Of
CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS COUGHS
AND COLDS.
L ii l. MAX ORA ARABIC a,


Discovered by ] MISSIONARY While travelling
10 Arabia.
A LII who are suffering from Consumption Shout
a use The MAkokA ARAbICA, discovered BY
Missionary IN Arabia.
AZ who are threatened With ron.pmpiion slobs
use the MAKoRA ARABleA, discovered Z, Me
sionary 10 Arabia.
All who Suffering from Bronchitis should us'
the MAkokA ARABlIA, dlseotelss ~ Missionary
10 Arahia.
All Who sre suffering from sore Thfosi Coughs ~
Colds, should use the NAK0RA ARABlCA, difto
ycfesd By q Missionary 10 Arphis.
All whe are suffering from Asthma. scIoIus snd I'm
puriiies Of the Blood should pse The MAkOhA Aha
BICA. discovered by Missionary ~ AraLis.
Il cures Consumption.
Il cures Bronchitis.
II cures Sore Throat, Coughs snd GoltE.
II hshma. setoiDla and Impurities ol he Boeu
This untguslled remedy q now Tor hs Gfsi unt ~
trOduced 70 The public.
II was proyidcntally discovered by Missionary
while travelling in hrsbia lie saacuied Of ConsuHr'
ton III is asc alter hs had bccn pronounced hcIt
less BY learned Physicians ~ Europe.
lie hiss Forwarded 20 us 10 writing foil account y
is own extraordinary cure. and ~ number u otftf
cures which have como under his observation, and ase
a full account u The medicine.
81 he request. and mpsled ~ desirc % extend
knowledge 81 this remedy 70 The pubic, Nc ha', ~
hs communication printed IN pamphlet foirn iot t1t
distribution lia interest u enhanced ~ en- atfetn
which lie gives Of some Of The 81 the sgfaD n
sacfcS which be obtained from those Nbo Nsie11itid
IN that awful tragedy.
This pamphlei niay be obtained Al our Office ofii
will be senl Tree by mail 10 sll who apply FOR ~
va import the MAkORA ARABlCA direct tou
Smyinslhfough the house Of Cleon Gyhppus' sho
VIC have always On hand full supply put uP 10 bos'
ready for use with full directions
Price one dollar per bottle. Sen, By mail, on reteP
Of price. and "a cents for postage.
For sale, Wholesale and fotsil, by
LEEDS, GILMORE Co,
Importers o. Drugs and MsdieIns"
81 liberty s., N.
Also ty nmsrislt generally ,ar
March 20 St."
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Is noble, pure and good to cease the evil

Is noble. pure and good 70 cease the ey.i-
breeding practice OF card playing. and 70 In
yourselves to the standard Of true gentlemen
Study the Bible; and though at frst you
may not see its beauty and preciousness. yet
with prayer they will come. And II i be
your lot to be Of the number for whom we
are called to mourn, may We feel the COM
fort Of that cheering verse" Blessed are
the dead that die in the Lord, for they rest
from their labors. and their works do follow
them"