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ST. Louis DniIr Union.

A new daily with the above title has been
issued in St. Louis. It is an attractive,
spirited sheet, and is promised good sup
port. OF its platform the initial number
says that it is unequivOcally for the Union,
while Of the war and slavery it says:
One thing is already clear-slavery viii
never again dominate in the councils Of the
nation. Asa political power it is dead
As an Industrial Institution its shorter or
longer existence depends on the rebels
themselves. Oyer il the armed power of a
mighty nation shakes its dart but delays to
strike, because there is yet no clear consti-
tutional warrant for speeding the blow. If
the war last, and, especially, if foreign in
terVentiOn should complicate the domestic
duel not fragment Of the ruin would be
suffered to cumber the ground; not all the
powers Of darkness would suffice to keep
the gives on a single slave,
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NEW YORK MAREET.-June IL.


FLOUl-Market &c lower with less active demand
sales I2,sOO 65isat sizsa4 s5 for superfno state
A5OGg4 60 for extra siate Si,25Di35 for superfine
western s4,5Od4,65 fJr common to medium extra
western g, lOd5,20 lOr common TO good shipping
brands oxtra round hooped Ohioi e5306 50 for trade
CANADA FL OIJR-Aiarket Sc lower and less
doing; Sales 1903 bbls at si,55gi,7O for common (;
RYE FLGUR--Market quiet and steady. Sales
CORN STEAL-In fair request. Sales 100 bbls at
W WHIsK al Y-Markot quiet and firm. Sales go
WHREKT1Siarke opened heavy and with further
advance in feights prices closed about lose lower
bush Milwaukee club at slOOi O6; 1900 bush Can
ada club at 81 00gl01; 5000 bush amber Iowa at
81 07l9l 09; 1900 bush winter red western at Sl,l4
lis; $50 bush amber Michigan at slls9l ,is1f
400 bush white Michienn at sls25.
RKE-Marlat qfiet, without material change.
BAR LEY-Market nominal.
CORN-Market without material change with less
doing. Sales 6l9OO bush at 47g52e for neW mixed
western; 53954c fer old do; 44i6c for damaged sc
for yellow western; 56160c for Whito western.
OATS-Market heavy and lower. Sales at 4lG342c
for Canada western and state.
COFFEE-IiO NOR. active and prices steady
Sales 9, W 9ags part art, at l94c, ,, s-,..,so,..
RICE-East India in good demand. Sales $50 bags
RangOOn at 4ssgiA 47l bags POtna on private terms.
Carolina, steady. Sales 90 casks at 7G5759c.
SUGAR-Raw quiet and steady at 6A97c for fair
MOL ASST sEs-Market more active. sales so hhds
cayed Cuba at 23c 100 hhds Cuba muscoyado at 32c;
do part on government account at 3l@36c for cash.
PORk-Market heavy and lower. Sales / $50 bbls
at 90,951ll, 90 for mess, including small sales at
sll,I25s; sll 90 for prime mess; $500 for prime.
BEEF-Market dull and unehanged sales at
e55067 90 for country priei s5O0gl000 for country
mess; Sll 009l350 for repac<ed mess SS0O1l4 80 for
extra mess. 5000.
PRIME MISS BEEF-Market dull and nom
inal at lg, ,O00420 100.
BEEF HANS-Markct steady. Sales 50 bbls
choice western at 5000.
CUT lIEATS-Markeths hardly so firm with less
active demand. Sales $50 packages at S56@SAc for
shoulders; 48(d435c for hams.
BACON SIDES-Market dull and nominally un-
changed. u.
LARD RD-Market steady with fair demand. Sales
I735 bbls at 716G1s8c
BUTTER-Market dull and prices favor pnr-
state. ...-.
CHEESE Market dun and heavy. Sales at "a
&c for common to good
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c.. sher1nnn,s Renort.

Ohio sberman's official report of the Op-
erations Of his division before COrinth and
after the evacuation, is published. ItcOn-
tains nothing new, but in one important
particular it confirms q statement Of the
correspondent of the Cincinnati Gazette
who says that the rebel Notifications at
corinth, which some have called " impreg-
nable," and which Gen. Halleck pro
nOuneed " exceedingly formidable" were
no stronger than our own last line Of in
trenchments, if so strong. Gen. Sherman
says: "Our intrenehments here and at
Russelrs, each built substantially in one
night are stronger works Of art than the
mueh-bOasted forts of the enemy at Cor
fnfbu
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-13

A correspondent Of the Cincinnati Ga
Sstte writes that on the sth Aportion Of the
First Squadron Of the Fourth Kentucky
Cavalry, about seventy in number, and
commanded by Captain Levi ChilsOn, Com
pany A, was attacked about ten miles east
Of fMurfreesbOrO, by two hundred Of Sterns
rebel cavalry, and was defeated and dis
persed. Several were killed and wounded,
and probably nearly all the rest taken pris-
oners. Among the killed were Orderly
Sergeant J. ], Collins, and private Chris
tian Essex, company A. Captain c. L. Un-
thank, company @, is among the prisoners.
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A correspondent Of the Philadelphia
Press, writing from camp near New Bridge,
Virginia, says that the other night one of
the rebels laid down his musket and coming
to the creek hailed our picket and asked
where Hancock's brigade was. The picket,
one ofthe 9Th Wisconsin men, replied that
it was back on the hill where it required
two divisions to guard it, for if not watched
itwould be rushing through the woods and
clear them (the rebels right out and be in
Richmond before morning The rebel ask
ed no more questions and returned to his
post.
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Ratbsr slow.

The Pittsburgh dailies, for some cause or
other, are rather slow in their telegraphie
department. Although they come to this
place half day in advance of the Cleve-
land papers, we invariably get the latest
nsl0s in the latter publications one half day
and one Uhole night in advance of the for
mer. To-day Monday at noon, the LE4DER
furnished US with the particulars of the
fall Of Memphis-to-morrow morning we
will get it in the Dispatch, Gazette and
Post, long after it has been read, and near
ly forgotten, by our citizens.-SaIsm Re-
publican.
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A UNION WOMAN IN PENSACOLA.

"On the night of our arrival in Pensa-
COLA" writes private soldier, "two or
three Of us US were taking stroll, and
during our walk we were met by fine
looking lady, who Immediately grasped one
Of our party by the hand and seemed so
OveTjoyed that for moment she could say
nothing. At last she told us how happy
she was at our arrival, and that she had
long prayed for this day; and taking a
small silk American flag from her bosom,
she presented it to one Of us, saying: For
nine months l have carried this flag hid
den on my person, praying that an oppor-
tunity like this would present itself, that I
might present it to Union soldier. 1t
graced my wedding table, and love it and
every soldier who fights for it. The hus-
band Of this patriotic lady was obliged to
fy for his life on account Of his Union
principles" III
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COMMERCIAL.
rLRHEIANn PROnrcE nIARKRr.
MORNING LEADER OFFIOE,
LnIDAY MOnNINa. JUNE b. llla


tntDAY MORNING, june l3i lsd2.
FLOUR-Tho market yesterday Eaa quiet and an
changed Sales Of l5O bbls double extra white at
ss26, and small lots Of double extra red at a range
si6s6a4,sO.
WHEAT-MarlSst moro active and advanced
Sales Of white at o. ,O7; 5000 bush red from
store at 0sSc 1000 bush red aAoat At 9so 1900 bush
rcd aioat at 800; cars from track at s5e; and
cars from track at g7o.
CORN-sales Of 1000 bush old aaoat at a5o, and
car from track at tho same.
OATS-Market unchanged Ne sales reported.
HIGHWINEs-sales Of 80 and 90 bbls at 2O'5e,
aud 20 bbls at 2O5lc
MESS PORK-8Iarkot dull. Sale of 25 bbls
city packed at 5000
BUTTER-salos of IS kegs choice at Isc, ard 5
kegs Central at Sc.
FEATHERS-salo Of 60 lbs at s7J1e.
POTATOES Market heavy and dull at 4Ol15Oc
for common to prime Neshannools
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MORNING LEADER.
FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE IS, ls6Q.
- Rattle. of thr valIe,-.

Our special dispatches from Harrison
burg give interesting reports Of the two
battles with Jaekson's force, and explain
what was blind before, viz; the exact part
which was taken by Gen. FremOnt's and
Gen. Shields divisions. Jackson frst gave
Fremont battle north Of the river on Sun
day, and being repulsed retreated across
the bridge, which he destroyed Col Car
rOl attacked him on Monday merning as
he was crossing, and was driven back
Jackson escaped both, but only with terri
BE slaughter.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-13

An advance into Rast Tennessee has at
last commenced, according to the special
correspondence Of the Cincinnati CONNER
cial. The army under Gen. Morgan, so
long apparently inactive at Cumberland
Ford, is in motion, and has gone forward
70 complete the work so completely and
successfully prosecuted in Middle and
Western Tennessee. We shall have stir
ring news from that quarter in a few days
BriVadier General Morgan is in command.
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THE s4TH.-This fine regiment marched
into the city evening and took the road en-
Toute for Washington. tnumbers over one
thousand men, and presented avery fine
appearances in fact, we don't think We ever
saw better body Of men. In their pre-
gress through our streets some little unmil-
.itary movements were made by individual
companies; but when it is considered that
less than a week since many Of them we're
in their work shops, stores, and on their
farms, and that they have not had the ad-
vantage Of having Bkillful field officers
with them,-in fact having had none at all,
we think they got along remarkably we'll.
Il has the material in 1t from which TO
Manufacture one of the best regiments in the
service. One thing was remarked by all
who saw it, and that was that there was not
drunken man in the whole regiment.
There is plenty Of material at Camp Chase
out Of which to manufacture as good regi-
ments as the S4th, and we hope the men
there will see to it that it is done.-Stats
Journal. l2th.
The follOwingis the regimental organiza-
tion Of the 84th;
Colonel-williAm Lawrence, BellefOn-
taine.
t-COlonol-JOhn J. Wiseman, Cleve-
land.
Adjutant-Alexander Stillwell, Salem.
Quartermaster-C Charles Rhodes, Cleve-
land. -"
Co A-Capt. Richard Waite, Toledo.
Co Christopher H. 0rth, SteubenviIle.
Co D-John N. Frazee, Cleveland.
CoI-John H. Winder, Dayton.
Co C-Hulbert P. Case, Warren.
Co H-Abraham c. Cummins, Shelby.
Co flames Pickands, Cleveland.
Co K-Uriah Gregory, Toledo.
Co G-Wm. A. Powell, Cincinnati.
CoB-Roswen Shurtlif, Youngstown.
Every company has 101 men.
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He concludes BY saying
- ColoneI q 1he 90 RerIment.

Weitrred in our notice Of the Colonel of
the s4th Regiment The gentleman select
ed for this important post is Judge Wm.
Lawrence, Of Bsllefontaine, and not the
gentleman Of the same name in Guernsey
county. Judge Lawrence is, we believe
native Of Morgan county, Ohio, a lawyer
By profession In ls41 he settled ID Bel
fontaine where, he has since resided, and
has represented his county in both branch
es Of the Ohio Legislature. In 1850 he
was elected Common Pleas Judge, which
Office be filed ably and well until he left it
70 serve his country on the tented field.
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WHEELING srYIE.-The Wheeling Press
has the following advertisement, which re-
fleets slightly, one would judge upon the
late U. s. Quartermaster at that post:
Nine months in the Quartermaster' De-
partment, or the chances for making mill
lion, by Capt Leib. Decidedly the richest
literary trent of the season. Just received
at R. c. Graves & Co.'s News depot. Price
so cents.
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sPEcIAL N1IleEs.



No disease is 80 certain Of cre BY Brandrsths Pills
q this They soon take out % the bleed thsparticu
lar Virus upon which all pain depends, and the pa
tisnt Is cured
Mr.. 7. n. Adams so5 TRslHh Street Nst York
Suffered with rheuastisn or long berios a, Va
attended By able physicHas but their prssorution1
were ufno ayail he was unable % move .ftbouf a.
sstanee, and for months vas almost entirely confined
to his bed. At this period Of his sickness when hon
had fed, and be expected % be cripple ir the re-.
malnder Of his Life, he was recommended to use
BRANDRETHs PILLS.
The hrst box evidently maas him better. tbs i'm
proyement was more decided from the sesohd box,
and By the time be had used eighteen bozss be va
entirely cured Of Fhsumatis, and the strength snd
suplsness Of his limbs were restored IL IS now over
year that this cure has been effected, and he has
had no return, but continues the enjoyment Of psr
feet health. Nay Oh, ISL
Sold byA. s. Gardner, % suporior-st, ClsTsland,
Ohio, and by an respectabIe dealers IN meieiles.
The Root Of all EviI' is the venom of
disease instlled into the system BY early abuse in
dulgence and excess Of any kind. This must Be arad
icated from the system without dolayi not nonent
should be lost. The pernicious use Of mercury viii
not do it, nay it win inure rather than eurs Tress-
mar l. P and 3 i5 your only ehanceA perusal Of the
book Human Frailty, OF Physiological Researches
illustrated with eolored engraTings, win explain
everything 1t viii only cost you Is cents. To be
had Of Dr.. Barrow, l9i Blecker-st., New York sent
free Of pozfage sEsryEhere-
Sold by G. ". Clark, Druggist, Cleveland, ohio.
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BUFFALO MARKEr-June 19.

81 IELEaHAFHI
FLOUR-In fair local and interior demand and
market steady.
WHRAT-Market closed dull. Sales q 900 bush
at SIC for Chicago spring; S698755c for Milwaukee
club; g354c for prime No. I do.
CORN-Market closed quiet. Sales Al 900 bush at
iOc for old, and 3T1zc for new.
OATS-Market lever. Sales 5000 bush at az
636c.
Rye and barley quiet
WHIRKY-Market nominal at DC.
CANAL FREIGHTS-Firm at l3c on wheat,
lie on corn to New York
IATPORTs-25,OOO 600 bbls -four; go, 900 bush wheati
500 bush corn; $1,000 bush oats.
EXPORTS-T,500 bbls -four; 1872 200 bush wheat;
4,bOO bush corH: 5000 bush rye. .....
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OsWEGO 1IARKET7June 10.

[BY TELEGRAPH.l
FLOUR-Market steady at $3.50 for fancy from
spring wheat.
= WHEAT-Market quiet. Sales last night, 5000
bush No. Chicago spring at 92c % 400 choice Canada
club at 95c 2O0a bush amber Ohio at sl2z; $500 bu
amber Iowa on private terms.
CORN-AIarket unchanged. Sales 1900 bush old
mixed Illinois at 424c.
Other grains qniet.
p OANAI, FREIGHTS-Firm but unchanged;
-four 32c, wheat SIC, corn &c 70 New York.
I LAKE IHIPORTS-5,O2S bblE -four; 81 900 bush
wheat; 5000 bush corn.
CANAL EXPORTS-2900 bbls -four; 80 900 bus
wheat; 40, $50 bush corn.
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PAINFUL AcoIDENT.-We regret, to learn
that Prof Churchill, who left town at the
close OF the term for short visit east, has
met with an accident seriously affecting
his eyesight, if not permanently impairing
1t, In opening a closely corked vial of
ammonia a portion Of the contents were
thrown into his eyes, resulting in such ir-
ritation as to cause temporary blindness
The Professor friends in the town and the
Institution will hope to hear of his speedy
reeoyery.-0 06eTAia Meas.
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DIED.

On the night Of the 18th inst, Mr. E. H. FERDI-
NAND BUSCHMAN, Of Mt. Vernon, o., aged q
years. II months and days.
Funeral to take place this friday afternoon at
o'clock from the residence Of his father, Mr.. F. A.
Habich No l6I BroWnel street. to which the friends
Of the family are respectfully invited to attend.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-13

Correspondence from Gen. Cox's army
reports that from the peculiar climate and
work in the Mountain Department, there
has been large list Of our men in the
hospitals during the Winter and Spring
10 learn the by-roads and paths through
which the enemy pass to harrass our ad-
vance and rear, and to keep the shipping
on the Ohio river and Kanawha protected
from the land pirates who have sought to
destroy every medium Of commerce and
trade, has required constant scouting by
the regiments who have occupied that por-
ton, Of Western Virginia. Sickness and
death have been the occasional results.
The present condition Of the army com
manded BY Gen. Cox is cheering to their
friends in Ohio, and to the country. In
the entire Division there are now but
twelve in the hospital, and but about fifty
who are not reported for duty The Sur
geons are working, practical men, watch
ing with care, and managing with skill
those who need their aid. Neglect or want
Of ability on the part Of the Surgeons Of
the army upon whom so much depends
and to whom so much has been committed,
should be met by prompt removals. and
from the character Of Surgeon W. W.
Holmes, who has charge of the medical de-
partment Of the Division, such men will
be placed in their proper position" dis
charged from the service"
That division Of the army is in a good
condition for work, and will make good
report at the right time--in good health,
good spirits, and in good discipline.
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N. Y. STOCK MARKET-June Il

By TELEGRAPH.
NIONEY-MarlCet steady at 36i @ cent for loans
on call, and lt15 p cent for prime paper.
STERLING EXCHANGE-MarkBt firmer.-
Bankers bills II54@ll6.
GOLD-American gold, advanced to 5(951d p cent
premium. California gold bars quoted at 54953s 2
cent premium.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-Aetiveandfir firmer.
United States 81 81 i05; $40 Treasury Notes lO64.
STOCKS-Market better with fair business do
ing. Chicago & Rock Island 81; Chicago Burlington
& Quincy so; Cleveland Toledo A.. Galena & Chi
cago 10Y; Cleveland Pittsburgh 2lA; Illinois Cen
tra scrip 646; Michigan Southern guaranteed $50;
Michigan Southern Z7Ss; Michigan Central 27s Pam
anna l57; Harlem i754; Harlem preferred AZ; Pacific
Mail llB56; New York Central 934; Erie 3S3S; Erie
preferred 666; Reading 57s; Pennsylvania Coal Com
pany 95; Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne 4 Chicago ID bonds
~ do ist bonds 965 Virginia 6s So Missouri 6 53;
Tenneee Is sos; United States 6 81 registered l0i;
United States IS 81 coupons i0l,
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COOL FIGHTING AT HANOVER,

At the battle Of Hanover Court House,
Virginia, two sergeants met in the woods
each drew his knife, and the two bodies
were found together each with q knife
buried in it to the hilt. Some men had a
cool way of disposing Of prisoners. One,
an officer Of the Massachusetts 9th, we'll
known in Boston as a professor of muscu-
lar Christianity, better known here's as " the
child of the regiment, while rushing
through the woods at the head of his com
pany, came upon a rebel Seizing the
"gray buck by the collar, he threw him
over his shoulder, with "Pick him up,
somebody" A little Yankee, marching
down by the side of a fence which skirted
the woods, came upon q strapping secesh,
who attempted TO seize and pull him over
the rails, but the little one had too much
science. A blow with the butt of a mus
ket leveled secesh to the ground and made
him prisoner. There were many marvel
lous escapes. Al
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-13

HOW LOSnt HOW RESrOREDll
Just Published in Sealed Envelope-price &C..
Lecture on the Nature, Treatment and Radical
cure Of SpermatOrrhoea, Seminal Weakness, lnvol
untary Emissions, Sexual Debility and Impairment tc
Marriage generally, hervousnessi Epilepsy and Fits,
sulting from Self Abuse, &C. by Robert J. CulverEol
n D., author Ofthe -Greeu Book, D
"a BOON TO THOUSANDS OF SUFEERERS'
Sent under seal, in plain envelope. % any address
post paid,) receips Of six cents, postage
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WHITE LEAD WORKS.

The subscribers have on hand superior article Of
PURE WHITE LEAD; also, the cheaper grades.
which they offer to the trade at very low prices for
cash. rfsb2sJ JOHN WEBsrERE 90.
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War Incidents.

From the army correspondence of our
exchanges we gather the following Incl
5arfs- --.
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IE CoNlIAND.-Capt. Nettleton, ID o. v.
c. has been assigned to the command Of Co.
4, the Cleveland company. The Cleve-
landrs are to be congratulated - ObsrIin
RsRE
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CRIsPADoRo's ExCEIs5oR Fan d..
BEPORTANT 10 FElIAIEs-
Dr.. CHEEsEMANS PILLs.


DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
Tho combination Of ingredients IN fhese Pills are
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DIR. OHEEsEAIAN's Pills
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DIR. CHEEsEMAN's PILLS
the most eectual remedy ever known fer all com
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Explicit directions, stating when they should not
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containing from 50 TO 60 Pills.
Pills sent by mail, promptly BY renting to the
Proprietor. sold By Druggists generally
Z. B. HUTcHRGS, PropHetor,
% Cedar-st., New YORK
"a Sold Wholesale and Retail in Cleveland b
ErR0al "a RWsVRONe .,-rt-.o--R9-
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PIANOS.

.DIANOS / PIANOStl-
e. A. BARLOW, AGEET, No. 8
Enclid-st., Cleveland, Ohio, is now J J y
selling the celebrated kNABE PIANOS at greatly
reduced prices Having Just received large assoTt-
ment Of hOse superior INSTRUMENTS, be would invite
all intending to purchase TO call and examine them
before purchasing elsewhere. Every lnstrumerf is
Warranted Five Years.
Bs5-Ola Pianos and Melodeons taken in exehangs.-
Pianos moved IND boxed with care. Piano Boxes for
sale. PlaQoa Tuned and Repaired By o. 4AEFHEEl.
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TO HORSE OWNERs.

s1 a4 TO HORSE OWNERS.
DR.. Sweets Infallible Liniment Tor H0Isos Is m
rivaled by any, and in all cases Of Lamsns arising
from sprains, Brulsas CT Wrenehingi is eject is
magical and certain. Harness CT Saddle Calls and
Rihgbone may be easily prevsatsd and cured in their
incipient stages, but confirmed cases are beyond the
possibility Of radical cure. No case Of the kind,
however, IS 50 desperate or hopeless but itmay b
sleYiated by this Liniment, and faithful appea
ton viii always remove the laueness, and enable the
horse TO travel with comparative ease
Every horse owner should have this remedy at hand
for its timely use at the ffst appearance of Lanenas
win elIeetuRllT prevent those formidable diseases
mentioned, 10 which all horses are liable, al which
render 50 many Otherwise valuable horses nearly
WORTHLESS. Strong 3 Afnstrong, Agents ~. gleye-
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An IRIsH sERGEANT.

Returning from the field of Hanover after
the enemy had retreated, a captain was
met by one Of his sergeants with a squad
of North Carolinians. Saluting, he re-
ported, "Five ribils, sirr-all prisint and
accounted for