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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-05-23
MEDICAL.

TO THE AFFLICTED.
For Ague.
Use osguods ludis Oholagogue
Use pasrhall's Ague Mixture, AZ.
For weak or Innnmed Eyes.
use Brughursrs Eye Water,
Use Thompson's Rye Water
Uso Poor Richards Eye Water,
Use Becker's Eye bAlsam
For Coughs.
iis- RTlnghurss Cough Syrup,
Use Ayers Gherry PeeiorAl,
Use JAYne's RSPsrtoraut
For Dyspepsia.
llse Brinehurats Dyspeptic Pills,
Use Peruvian Syrup, or Prot Sol Protox Iron
Use Comp. syrup OF l'hosphates,
Comp. Syrup of hypophosphitea,
Hosetters Bltsrs
Hoofands delmAn Bitters
For worms.
uer Brnghufsl's Worm syrup.
Use FALuestock's Vsrmituge SC.
For Hernia or Rupture.
Go to 4. Briuehurst Co, aud he fitted with Truss
For FIatuience.
Use nriughurst's Ginger Loseuge'
For Children TeelhIng.
use bowers Infant Cordial
EOf n NathNfttc OF hHfSe.
Use Brnghursts Purestye Syrup IA substitute for Cas-
ton oh)
Use Brnghurst's purgative pills, (sugar eoaiei)
use Citrate OF Msgnesia
Use seidiit2 Powders, So.
For Purifying The BLOOD.
uee Bringhurst's Alternative syrup,
l. Ayers Atrfaparilla.
Bnils sarsapara,
Peruvian sy,np, DC
For Constipation.
n4e Rrlnehursls pucgatiye Syrup.
gowers Medieated Figs
Or ofthoss superior Elastic sSrnges sold by Brlns
hurst 3 c.,
For Diet.
Use SAgo, TapiocA, Iloua, Pure Chocolate Gelatin o
lunket made with Brlnghursls Liquid lenuet.
For Illuminating Purposes.
lss the genuine kerosene OIL with OF those supsrio
low priced Lamps, sold by
EDW BRINGHURST s co,
MANUFACTURING PHARMAcEUTlsTs.
Cofnerei Market and Sirih SIS, Wilmington.
SIP Is
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-05-23
Garden and Agrioultural Seeds

ME would call ihs attention O. Gardeners and others
w 10 large selected eiacg fresh SEEDS combating
Of Garden, Flour aud Agricultural Seeds cultivated by
the celebrated Seets men, D. Landreth Son Those IN
Want OF good and reliable Seeds, find them at
&. CHANDLER & SON,
mar GIL Market street
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-05-23

sever falr give sAsfactonto all who test lher virtue
Prepared at Dr. Hurds Deuta ONCE, M. IL Fourth
street, Brooklyn, e. b.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-05-23
EnR GnIn

A MORTGAGE for $500 hr sale on very favorabl,
II vfms Apply to
WIN. MGAULLRY,
,,,,., 6O6 Market Street
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-05-23

HOUSES FOR SALE,

u MAKkET sTRELT-store and dwelling below
secoud sfet excellent business sland. Three story
brk dwelling house between Ieuth and Eleventh stres
IN KING spHEEF-A modern built brick dwelling
netweea Eleventh and Twelfth Streets three stories main
aud back buiiags, gas, baths n first rate order Renefsy
good dwelling house. f0ulh haat seventh and
King streets
IN sHPhEY srREE1-Thtee story brick dwelling
above Fifth street, D Sect front 80 lest deep
IN IAINALL sTREEI--funr new thfer ttofy brlrh
dwengs above Eleventh street.
IN WEST SlNBEf-fau new three story lrlck t4eli.
iuga shove Eleventh street.
IN ELEVENTH SIREEr-rtlr4e nav n,f,s .t,,f. l,i.s
dwellings between Tatniii sud West streets
IN SEVENTH SIHfEf-A three story Ltitk dwelling
below Lumbard street.
n siHlH tlRktr between Spruce and Pine street,
Two three s'aty hrek dwellings with two Hiuiy lack
buildings
~ SECOND sTREer-A tlrae story lrich dwelling
good business stand
IN BkANDYWIAE YlLLAGE--rwo 4tory brick dwau
ing 10 hAndYwils Village would tr exchanged ilr pro-
psrty ia town ~ -
bpiLbl8G Lors a iesitall- ptope.t, At tls CORNER
m fhlrd aud French streets, suituhs either tor ,ullluy
lots or a tte ilf a manufacturing establishment,
FOR terms aud particulars apply To-
john McLEAR 4 SON
NY " III Market street,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-05-23
NOTICE.

We ARE daily receiving orders to send by mail
selne one or more of Dr. lIurdis Dental RENE
iies, which we cannot il None are mailable
except the Neuralgia Plaster, which we send in
'sn envelope on receipt Of price l5 cents) and
one stamp Eut 10 accommodate persuns ia
places where the druggists and storekeepers are
behind the age, We have put mp packages in
white embossed boxes, seven inches by four
with compartmente-each box containing II hot
lie of Dr. hurts Mouth Wash, and To6ih Acde
drops, II box of 1o0h Poadfr, the Neurai2ia
Hgsfer, and valuable itte Treatise on Taef6
ag2 their Diseases, Ms brsi nsaas Of pyeseysipg
MtAa and he pTGptr treatment ot Chiidrsn's TrstG.
worth Of itself the entire cosl to every yonpp
mau or woman, or parents with Young children,
with several other necessary articles price per
package one doiidr, or six packages Tor 50, sent
by express as directed. AS the Express charges
are not much, if any, more on u dozen tlfnn on
1hr it - lar cheaper to order six or a dozen
packages at one time. large family will want
all, or the surplus can be disposed OF to neioh-
bors with public benefit for no one can estimate
how much pain, suffering, unhappness, and dis
| hgnrement, expense, loss of time and money
would be saved to the country it every family
to day had one of these packages. which, in il
self, is a complete set of DeHtal Remedies, Ad-
dress VIM. b. Hurd Co. Tribune Buildnps
New York, and write name and address tlainlv
That remittsnces may be made with confidence,
W. Il. H. & Co. refer to the Mayor Of BROOKLYN.
10 o. w. Griffith, President of the Farmers and
Citizens Bank, Brooklyn; to the Editor Of the
American Manafacturers' Gazette; TO JOY Coe
x Co, Publishers Agents, New York to p. 7.
Barnum, ESD, who knows good thing when he
sees i and who has already ordered second
slpply, etc.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-05-23
Hosiery, Gloves, Fancy Goods and
Trimmings.
Mrs. JANE I,JJRF

No. l06 West SrrtaM Street, between Sdiplev and
OraHge
N nv ianey goods and Trimmings At the above named
~ place she ls prepared to furnish every thing In that
iIs ~ ~ cheap ~ Tue cheapest, and good as best
Lhulea are invited to examine these articles ir hem
s Del machine stitching done to order cloth
MN decl8
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-05-23
THE living HOME
AND
Peoples Boarding FIoI,ae

NO REDUCTION or PRICES for the simple reason that
we never put them up but have been doing business
mus M lo one hall the usual charges fr the same 80,
At We have less expenses pay out Of our buaineas
are depending mAnly The si for our Subsistence,
anu however much there IN oi WAR aud destruction the
Anu sun brings forth abundance for nan and beast
behE mus flluaedi shall continue to take boadss
whether inyads or well, at very low prices Persons
wishing 10 be quiet apartments in ths nChesnut
mFs cottage llonse"-my former Tesdente-whete they
10 fellted ana at the same time have the privilege Of
hNlhg home J. A. BROWN,
ausVu Near Wilmington, uel.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-05-23

WATEk C9gLEbs, ICE CREAM FRERzEKs,
~ hEt tHlpEENNbs, PRESERVING JARS, &c
f9f SAFE py FLlNN JACKSON,
lloute Furnishing Store,
JeAl 2l9 Market street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-22
ImnnrtnnttoI.ndIen.

Mrs. c. 8. Williams respectfully announces to
the ladies Of this city that she has opened rooms
in the Lyman Block. for the purpose Of of.
fering her unriyalled Ladies' Skirt Supporters,
Shoulder Braces, and Abdominal Supporters,
which are made to at all forms and cases. The
ladies are most cordially invited to call and ex-
anime for themselves.
Surgical Bandages supplied to order
Mrs. Williams also alters her Hair Tonic for
the cure Of badness, which has proved highly
successful.
Aug. l2: 41s.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-22
RUM0RED INTERVENTION A
HUMBUGI 0n
TIL FORTIFCATIONS AT RICH.
MOND -s errr
THE POSTAGE CURRENCY !
DISGRACEFUL CONDUCT OF COL.
MASON !
The Surrender Of his Forces to
GuePrillas !
Orders to Examining Surgeons.
Poor Chance to Escape Draft !
A FIGHT WITHYGUERRELLAs /
THE FBDERALS VICTORIOUS
LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
A FIGHT WITHIGUERRELLAs
THE FBDERALS VICTORIOUS
LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Aug. Il.
1t is ascertained from the State Depart
ment that the rumors Of Intervention or
mediation by European powers is without
foundation. I..tr
There is no foundation in the statement
that Gen. Dix is To be appointed to COM
mand at New Orleans, in place of Gen.
Butler, or that Hon. Reverdy johnson is to
90 there as Military Governor. 81
The rebel, Major Fitzhugh, Gen. Stew
ards Chief of staff, has reached Washing
ton from Fredericksburgh. He was cap
tured by portion Of Gen. Buford's eaval-
~, on Monday last, about FIVE miles from
Louisa Court House.
The returned prisoners represent with
great unanimity that the rebel authorities
are by no means relaxing their efforts to
complete the fortifcations around Rich
mond, upon ten of which there are now as
many laborers employed as can work upon
them with advantage.
A colony of eolOred persons, to settle in
Central America, is being raised in the
District of Columbia Quite a number are
engaged in the enterprise.
The first payments of the new Postage
Stamp currency were made by the Treas
ury Department to-day. The currency is
delivered in sheets, which are perforated
like those Of postage stamps. The stamps
are printed on bank note paper and are
more difficult of separation than those of
stamps. The public must, therefore, be
cautions when separating this currency
and not mutilate the notes, as their re-
ceipt and redemption by the Treasury De-
partment are subject to the same regula-
tions now in force for o. s. notes, namely
if any part Of the note is missing proper
tiOnal amount is deducted from the nom
inal value
For some days paymesters will absorb a
large share of the currency.
The first delivery of the United States
Notes of the denomination of one and two
dollars was made to-day These, as we'll
as the postage currency, are delivered
and distributed by the Treasurer in the
same manner as United States Notes.
The President has authorized Governor
Stanley to order,,the election of represent
atives in Congress for the 1st and I'd
Districts in North Carolina.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-22

BoARD OF EDuoArIoE.-Fho Board have
held two special meetings. August 18th and
10th, to consider the appointments made BY
the Committee on Teachers.
About one hundred and fifty applications
In all, for positions as teachers in the Public
Schools, were made during the past school
year. Part Of these subsequently withdrew
their names, but nearly one hundred are still
on Ole. Less than City, however, presented
themselves for examination during the year,
and most Of these at the regular examination
Of August 9Th.
The Committee, before reporting to the
Board, carefully investigated the quaIi6oa-
tions Of the candidates, in regard to the prom
inent points, viz; their educational attain
ments, their experience, and the testimonials
OF their tact and success in teaching recon-
mending the following candidates as among
those, in their judgment, best fitted, who
were then elected or transferred, BY the
Board, to the positions named
EAaLEsTREET SCHOOL.
Henry c. Welch, Principal Harriet n Angel.
Assistant; S. Lizzie Ellsworth, Boys Int trISns-
ferredi Ruth A. Kemp, Boys Secondary.
WEST ST. CLAIR STREET SCHOOL,
Erastus Chester, Principal.
BRowEELL STREET SCHOOL,
Burrill Porter, Principals Laura c. spelrlsn,
EAST ST. CLAIR sTREEr SCHOOL.
Mary Haver, Girls and Boys Secondary, re-
NATFLOwER STREET SCHOOL,
Henry E. Eastman, PRINCIPAL Mary 7 I.non.
ard, Assistant, transferred; Helen r Fsrrnnd
Girls Int, transferred Eliza M Brinsmnde
Boys. Int, transferred
HUDSON STREET SCHOOL.
NJ. Q. Catlin, Principal NJ E. Catlin, Assist
ant; Emily L. Bissel, Boys Secondary; Hannah
johnson, Girls and Boys Primary
PEARL STREET SCHOOL,
Abbey L.o.stone, Girls Int, re elected; Lizzie
Darling Girls and Boys Primary, Washington
HICKS STREET SCHOOL.
Albert J. Manson, Principal
KENTUCKY STREET SCHOOL.
Alpheus c. Quintrell, Senior Int. transferred;
Lydia j. Westeott, Girls Int, reelected Chris
tana Rounds, Boys Int; Mary E. Seymour, not
assigned.
EUCLID AND PROSPECT STREET SCHOOLS.
Lucy n. spelman, Girls Int; Mary e. Carr,
The above indicates all the changes that
have been, or are expected to be made in the
schools at present, except in the case Of two
or three lady teachers not assigned.
The designations of Misses Sarah L. An
dreWs and Louise M. Fitch were presented
and accepted.
A request was made by Mr. Tibbets that
his little daughter, who was in feeble he;
be allowed to attend the Rockwell street Pri-
mary School. Referred to Superintendent
Petitions were presented in favor Of the re-
election of two former teachers. Refe rred
to Committee.
Mr.. Spelman made some remarks favoriug
more supervisory powers on the part of Prin-
cipals, to attain more direct and specific
of the character and success of
teachers.
Some further suggestions were made by
Mr.. Oviatt in relation to an important pro
gramme Of study, embracing more general
exercises, with specifications Of the time and
the manner in which they should be conduct
ed; pending which the Board adjourned till
Monday evening, 25th instant.
HARVEY RICE, Pres't.
THos. JONES, JR. Secetary.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-22
NEW YORK AIARKRT.-Aus. 81.

u
FLOUR-Market dull and shade easier with on
i ly very limited demand for export and home con-
sumption-market closing heavy
SALES u, 100 bbls a. s4yS595,00 for superfns state
western; S5,l095,S5 for common to medium extra
western; s5,fOg5,5 90 for common to good Chipping
brands extra round hOOped Ohio; S5,5O96,25 for
CANADA FLOUR Market dull and a shade
easier Sales 500 bbls at 555 25 for common; sssS
| 96,23 for good to choice extra.
-,RHE FLOUR-Market quiet and firm, at ss,-
CORN AIEAL-The market is steady and un-
WHISKY-Th market IL more steady. sals.eso
b61s az sea2c for state, and 32132Hc for western
MaEAI-Mith only limited supply and fairex-
port demand, the market is hrmer particularly for
Sales i76D bush Chicago spring at a l.l4,a1 .qi.
- WV bush Milwaukee club at si,l7Gs4 3 60 bush
amber Iowa az 81 26, the latter price for very
S5oiee s ~ bushels winter red western at 81 s0a
amber Green Bay AZ 81, ,259l p; 1900 bush red LONG
5SaSh9 ~ ,SoSe common white western at 81 ,3sK
new white Michigan part at sl,55 the remainder on
X YE-Market for rye quiet and firm. Sale. at "a
CesOc Tor western s2l954c for state
ARlIEY-Dull and nominal
CORN-sOund corn scarce and 3 shade better rsoIe,
l5Oo bushels at 6Od6 for sound old mixed western:
% 2 for eastern; f7@gt7 for unsound
OsAPS-Xery scarce and decidedly better. with
sales at a2ss6e for Jersey, Canadian. west
COFFER-Market for Rio quiet. Sales 400 bags
sDGfARz7-Raw firm. Sales 1909 hhds at s55as]4c
-
havana at e59e4s6; and 100 bags St. Domingo at So
MOL firm sales Id hhds Porto
Rico at 4sc. '''0
HOPs-Steady and firm. Sales 100 bales new at
l6d22c, the latter price for choice
RlCE-Market quiet and unchanged
y 6Oh Ih-Market more active and tirmer. Sales
5ks dds part last evening" at Sll STl2O 90 for mes5
sli ~ Tor Tor prime ness and $40, for prime
BEEF-Aiore active demand and the market rules
very hrnl sales 1850 bbls at s5,5097OO for prime;
SsOglOio Tor mess Sl20Od IS for repacked mess
Sl3ell4,S75a for extra mess
Sales at S2OG22. ''''-
BEEF HAMS-Market moderately active. Sales
OF choice western at SI6,5O. 7-T
CUT mEAFS-In fair demand and very firm
hams.
SMOKED lIEATS-Markct steady Salos 100
hhds a. 3c iur shoulders and &c for clear sides
BACON SIDES-Market inactive
LAkD-market more active and frmer, but with
out out change Sales $3.50 bbls at S4@gAo also sales
.BUTTER- Selling at logic for Ohio; I4slss for
State,
sAc
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-22

FRON LAKE SUPERIoR.-The fast and favo-
rite steamer Northern Light, Capt. John
spalding, arrived yesterday morning from
Lake Superior. Clerk Butts furnishes us
with the items of her down trip.
Left OntonagOn at P. m. and Eagle Har-
Dor at ! a. m, Sunday. Met steamer City of
Cleveland below ManitOu Island. Left
Portage Lake at p. m. Sunday, and Mar
quette at 4 p. N. Monday. schOoners New
London, Shook and six other vessels, we're at
Marquette. Net steamer Planet of Grand
ssuble, and steamer Sea Bird at the sault.
In Mud Lake met tug I. o. Masters, towing
barques R. G. Winslow and Chenango, and
schOOners S. H. Kimball, G. Davis, A. Med
berry and Jura. Met barque Cleveland
above Detroit, sailing up.
The Northern Light brought down 412 tons
iron ore from Marquette, and 4lO ship kneei
from Chureh's She had full load Of pas.
sengers each way. The weather on Lake
Superior is delightful. The Northern Ligh
will leave on her return trip this evening
from R. Hanna & Co.'s dock.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-22

AT Work IN TIE SIXTH WARD.-A spirited
war meeting was held at the Wigwam in the
Sixth Ward on Wednesday eyening,at which
Mayor Flint presided. It was resolved to
raise fund Ofs1O, 900 to pay out in bOunties,
that the Ward might raise its quota without
drafting. A large amount was raised at the
meeting. Messrs. N. B. sherWin, DR.. HOr-
ton, DR.. Sterling, Jacob Schroeder and John
Huntington were appointed committee to
canvas the Ward and procure subscriptions.
The meeting adjourned to last evening at the
same place. Meetings viii be held each
evening, adiourning from day to day. The
WigKnm viii be kept open all the time as
reoruiting station. This is the right spirit,
and the way in which every township and
ward should come up to the work.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-22
FROM HARRISBURG.
HARRISBURG, Aug. q.

Two regiments went South to-day. By
orders received from the War Department
Surgeon General Smith is directed to in
struct Surgeons to examine persons claim
ing exemption, with reference to their
ability to fight and do other duty, and that
only under this order those claiming ex-
emptiOn on account of various disorders
will stand but poor chance.
Surgeons will be at once selected for the
various counties and sworn to perform
their duties without fear or favor. No
certificates of physicians or afidavits of
disease by persons afflicted will he regarded
BY the examining surgeons.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-22

AN ISoIDEST.-We heard a soldier from
the Peninsula the other day relate the follow
ing: "While on picket duty the 9th or day I
went to a spring of water for drink While
there hOresman rode up and ssked me to
bring him drink. He wore common blouse
without shoulder straps or any mark of rank,
and blackslOuched hat. I illedmy canteen
and handed tito him. After drinking he asked
me howl liked soldering. &" First rate, - said
I. Bully for you" said he, and rode swift
ly away. 1t was General Mcclellan.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-22
RRnaI NAsHYTLLE.

NASHVILLE, Aug. q.
Yesterday noon, Capt. Atkinson, Of the
50th Indiana, in p stockade at Edgefeld
Junction, was attacked by 1000 guerrillas.
He repulsed them three times, killing Nor
gems adiutant and seven privates, and
woundipg eighteen others, and finally, af-
ter three honrs fighting, drove them of.
Col. Mason, of the list Ohio, the same
regiment, that was denounced BY
Gen. Sherman for cowardice at the battle
Of Shiloh, with 800 men and two cannon,
in strong entrenchments at ClarksVill, sur
rendered without resistance to the same
number Of guerrillRs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-22

HOUSE FURNISHING ARTIULEs.-ht the old es-
adjustment of W. P. Fogg, corner of Superior
and Seneca streets, can be found most complete
assortment Of goods in the above line at reduced
prices, comprising China, Croekery, and Glass
Ware, Of every description; Silver Plated Ware
Of the best quality Tea Trays, Table Mats, Bri-
tannia Ware, Coal Oil Lamps, Gas Fixtures,
Toilet Ware, Bathing Apparatus, Refrigerstors
ofthe most improved kinds, Water Coolers, Ice
Cream Freezers, Ice Chests four sizes, Table
Cutlery ivory and common, Knife Baskets and
Trays, and great variety of Honse Furnishing
Articles, useful as well as ornamental.
Alorders for Gas Fitting and repairing prompt
ly executed by experienced workmen.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-22

VIZ DOE'T UNDERsTAND IT.-The Colum-
bus JourSal learns that the 18th, 18th, and
18th Ohio batteries will be allowed the alter
native Of being transferred to infantry or
disbanded. This is contained in dispatch
from Washington to Adj't General Hill
Capt. Shields of the 18th battery, informed
us last evening that he had received no or
dsrs Of the above description If the battery
is not allowed to go into the service for
which it was recruited, it will be disbanded.
It is the universal opinion that the 18th bat
terry is most efficiently Oficered, and is com
posed Of first rate men, and it seems pity
that they should be disbanded nov. There
are perfectly inexplicable things in military
movements and the above is one Of them.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-22

Re5ao aosTINs.-Albsrt T. slade, Esq, has
received authority to recruit company for
the l24tb regiment. Mr.. sIade is one Of the
most stirring and energetic young men in
Ohio, and takes hold with 8 determined will
in whatever be attempts. II any man can
raise a company within the limited time al
lowed, he will do it. Observe his card.
Mr.. E. c. Hardy has received authority to
recruit twenty men for the glorious 7th Ohio.
Appreeiating the distinguished services rem
dered by that regiment, and realizing the ne
.eessity Of filing up its depleted ranks, Mr..
Hardy enters upon the work. Let him re-
ceiTe the encouragement which his very wOr-
thy purpose deserves.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-22

ENLISTED IN THE NAYT.-0n Wednesday
ten recruits for the Navy, obtained in this
oity, went to Erie and were passed over to
che charge Of Captain Carter of the United
stasss stsamsr Michigan. -Four are from
RoSEpoZt and the remsindsr from Cleveland.
Among the latter is Henry D. Cofinberry,
son Of Judge cOanberry, promising young
nan nineteen years Of age.
All the recruits are young men Of good
families whose patriotism has induced them
70 enlist in the navy as PriYntes simply.
Captain Carter will send about seventh
men, including the ten above named, to
Cairo to-day, to be attached to some new
eunboats building there, designed to ply
between cineinnatiand Memphis to protect
utssmurs from the attacks Of gueFfillas- The
rnsn viii arrive on the seTnoon Express.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-22

VOx PoPULI VoX Del EsT.-Every body
uses HudsOn's unrivalled Tooth Paste and
calls it good. What every body says must be
true, and truth is divine. Try it. For sale
by Strong Armstrong, GOrham, Brewer,
Clark, Gaylord, sackrider, and good Drug
gists everywhere. If