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Shakespeare "a sol. syo
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Juuiuss Letters. 81 vol sso
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Rollins Ancient History. ~ vel sso.
Bahetoii'a History 81 ibe United States, III vol sso
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Rollins Ancient History. glh ard 9th vols. limo.
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Of God to US. let US to day and ever +" enter

his gates with thanksgiving and bis courts
with praise, be thankful unto him, and bless
his name. For the Lord is good. bis mercy
is everlasting. Give thanks unto the Lord,
call upon his name. Seek the Lord and his
strength, seek his face eyermore."" FIR his
mercy and truth endure,h forever /" Praise
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AN IMPORTANT DISCOVERY,
For the Cure Of
CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS COUGHS
AND COLDS.
THE MAK0RA ARABICA,

Discovered by MISSIONARY while travelling
IN Arabia.
A IL who are suffering from Consumption should
- use the MAk0RA ARABICA, discovered BY .
Missionary 10 ARABIA.
All who are threatened with Consumption should
use the MAkOKA ARABlCA, discovered " . Mis-
sionafy IN Arabia.
All who are suffering from Bronchitis should pss
the MAkORA ARABiCA, discovered by ! Missionary
IN Atabia.
All who sre suffering from Sore Throat, Coughs and
Colds, should use the MAk0RA ARABlCA, diseo
scfesd BY Missionary in Arsbis.
All who snfienng from Asthma. scrofula End I'm.
puriiies Of The Blood should use the hAk0kA AKA.
blCA, discovered ~ Missionary in Arabis.
II cures Consumption
II cues BfObchilis.
II cures sore Throat Coughs and Colds.
Il eOresAshma. sefofula, and Impurities Of The Blood
Tbs uRequailed remedy - now ioT the fIsi iime IN
irodlcsd 10 the public.
Il was proyidcnialy discovered BY a Missionary
while travelling IN Arabia He ssseured 81 Coneunp-
ton BY IL alter his had been hope
less by learned Physicians In Eumpe
lie hes forwarded 10 us 10 writing, full account Of
his own extraordinary cure, and Of . number Of other
cures which have under his observation, and also
q foil account 81 the medicine.
Al hls request. and impeilsJ b desiTr 10 extend
knowledge u this remedy 10 The pubic. We have bad
b. communication printed N pamphlet form Tor free
distribution. IL interest - ephsrced BY On sreonp
which be gives Of Of The scenes u The syTsn mar
which he obtained iron ihose tho we're sufferer
IN that AWFUL tragedy.
This pamphlet may be oblsinsd II our Office, or .,
~ill IL seat Zee ~ mail 70 ~ who apply forit
We import the MAk0RA ARABlCA direct from
Smy rms through the house Of Gloon A Gylppus and
W have Always hand ION supply put Up IN bottles
ready To- with lull directions.
Ptcs one dollar pst bottle. Sent ~ mail. On reeeip
oi ptiee. aud % cent? fof postage
fnf sale, nhaitsalc and fei II. ~
LEEDS, GILMORE & CO.,
importers d Drugs and Medicines,
81 Libeft, 81, NY
Also. hy Druggists generally.
March 10. Slime
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADRLPH1A.

Benevolent Institution established BY special Endow.
ment for tho Relief Of the Sick and Distressed. az
hicted with yrulent and epidemic Diseases,
and especially for the Cure Of Diseases
of the Sexual Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, BY the Acting
IVA Surgeon, alwho apply by letter, with descrip.
ton Of their condition, Gage, occupation, habits Of life,
&c., and in cases Of extreme poverty, Medicines fur
nshed tree Of charge.
VALUABLE REPORTS on spermatorrh9a. and
other Diseases OF the Sexual Organs, and the NEW
REMEDIES employed in the Dispensary, sent TO the
afflicted in sealed letter envelopes free Of charge. Two
or three Stamps for postage will be acceptable.
Address DIR. ]. SKIILlN HoUGHT0N. Acting
Surgeon, Howard Association, No. South Ninth ST.,
Philadelphia, Pa. by order Of the Directors.
EDWARD d. HEARTWELL, President.
GEO. FAIRCHILD, Secretary.
March 20. s4-I2mo
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READ TO YOUR CHILDREN.

avery bright. intelligent little girl came
into our sapetam yesterday evening. with
Ne request that ws would be pleased TO let
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-30
FROM KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, July %.
It is reported that guerrillas under Col.
GanO, of Morgan notoriety, took RUSSELL
Vile this forenoon, killing one or two of
our Lieutenants and badly wounding Capt.
Morrow Of Kentucky volunteers.
Other reports say that a collision be-
tween the Home Guards Of Russellville
took place, either from mistake or other
wise, a few hours after the rebel capture Of
Russellville. A portion of q Federal regi-
ment was due there, and has probably ar
rived and reinstated matters.
The line is working south to Nashville,
but we can get nothing further from Rus
sellville, which is on branch line.
Tonight the theory here is, that the
rebels took away the operators before the
arrival of our forces.
Gov. Magofhn's proclamation of yester-
day, calling together the Kentucky Legis-
lature August 18th, after remarking that
the Military Board still claims the para
mount military authority of the Common
wealth, and.an unwillingness to resign the
powers heretofore exercised by them, or to
| permit their exercise by him, continues /:
/ Civil conflict is impending over US. am
/ without soldier or dollar to protect lives
property and liberties Of the peoole, or to
enforce the law. Daily appeals are being
made to me, as the Governor of State, to
protect our citizens from marauding bands,
and in the peaceable enjoyment Of their
property and rights under the Constitu-
| tion, am without the means and power
to afford relief, and am left no alterna-
tive but to appeal to you, their Represen-
\ tatives, in the hope il will not he in vain
in any attempt upon my part to organize a
for that will certainly but preeipitate the
evil, and therefore not unwillingly con-
vene the General Assembly, that they may
themselves determine the extent of the au-
thority granted by them, and looking to
the policy adopted in the State, and the
late action of Congress and the President
touching the question of slavery, provide
for the safety of our institutions and the
tranquility of the Commonwealth.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-30
FROlI FORTREss 1IONROF.

FORTRESS MONROE, July %.
Some days ago, as was reported, learn
ed that there was large rebel force of in
fantry, cavalry and artillery being con-
centrated in the neighborhood Of Peters
burg and along the banks of the James
river between the junction of the Apo
mattox and James rivers and Richmond.
On Friday the 25th when the Union
prisoners were being conveyed from Rich
mond to City Point, at every side track
and turnout they passed trains of cars
laden with rebel troops headed towards
Richmond, aud some rebel officers offered
as an apology for bringing down our
prisoners on freight cars, that they were
using all their passenger cars in moving
troops to reinforce Jackson.
1t is more than possible that this was a
movement intended to disguise the fact
The rebels are now in strong force between
Richmond and the AppOmattox river, and
still collecting forces and sending them in
thst direction; and what strengthens this
| opinion is the pains taken to inform oul
prisoners and officers in charge that thC
movement of troops was reinforcements
going to StOnewall Jackson, and that nc
one knew where he was, but they knew how
to reach him with reinforcements
A mail steamer arrived this afternoon
from Harrison's Landing, but brings NJ
news.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-30
FROnI WASHINGTON.

WAsHIyGToN, July 90
All the rebel prisoners in the old capital
about 250 in number, will be released to-
morrow and transported to Fortress Mon
roe for exchange. About an equal mum
Der Of persons, including rebel prisoners,
deserters and stragglers from our own
army have been brought to the city from
various localities, principally Fredericks-
burg.
Last night, in accordance with orders
given to Gen. Whipple to prevent any per-
sons from taking any goods from AleKan-
dria across Gen. Popes lines, ten wagons
drawn by twenty horses, heavily laden
with market supplies, .bread, clothing shoes
&c, belonging to suffers and others, were
seized near Falls Church and brought to
Washington, together with the fifteen per-
sons having the property in charge The
men were released by the military Gov
ernOr with an impressive admOnition.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-30
FROM ST. LOUIS,

ST. LOUIS, July %.
Information has been received here that
a large force of guerrillas entered Nilsson
ri from Arkansas now encamped near the
State line in Howell and Texas counties,
represented to be commanded by Mcbride,
and include the gangs headed by Cleman
and Hawthorne. Many refugees from
these and Wright counties have reached
Springfield and Rolla One stated that
our troops at Houston, Texas county, have
been reinforced, and are sufficiently nu-
merous to repress any demonstration from
McBride's forbes.
From gentleman just arrived from
Monroe City this afternoon, state that at
least 800 men joined Porter on Saturday
from Monroe county.
Fifty persons left Hannibal on Friday
night, they fearing rebel depredations.
Most intense excitement prevails all
over the country.
Hannibal is almost deserted. Many Of
its citizens have arrived in this city.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-30


CAPT. SHIELDS BATTERT.-The organiEa-
ton Of the 18th Independent Ohio Battery
has been commenced, the following officers
being commissioned:
oaptain--JOseph c. Shields.
Lieutenants-Frank Wilson, Wm. Dustin,
c. B. Harris, Robertson Smith.
Capt. Shields and Lieutsnants Wilson, Dus-
tin and smith, were in Western Virginia du-
ring the three months campaign, in Capt.
Riee's Battery. Lieutenant Harris was
former member Of the Perry Light Infantry
All are young men Of character and ability,
and the Battery win doubtless prove a credit
to the section Of the State in which it is to be
formed. Capt Shields is an expert artiller-
ist, and has proved his courage, eooIness and
skill in the face Of the enemy. Young men
Who desire to serve their country in 6hat
branch Of the service, cannot do better than
to enlist with the 10th Battery.
The Battery will consist of l56 men, who
will be enlisted in the following named
counties; Cuyahoga, Lorain, Erie, Huron,
Lake, Geauga, Ashtsbula. Between eighty
and ninety horses win be required.
Headquarters will be at Camp Cleveland,
on the Heights. Recruiting Offices win be
opened within few days, but the points are
not yet determined upon.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-30
FROlI NEW YORK.

New YORK, July %.
A letter to the Times gives a different
light to the reported carrying of of cattle
from the army of the Potomac by the reb-
els. Only five were taken, two of which
had been slaughtered, and the act was com
mitted mile outside Of our pickets by
600 rebel cavalry. Our cavalry went out
but the rebels had skedaddled.
The Norfolk correspondent Of the Herald
states that there has been considerable
commentin regard to a vessel loaded with
salt being allowed to leave that port for
Nansemond river. The contraband cargo
was covered by regular pass from the su-
perior officer, understand. It is clear
that the salt was intended for the rebels at
Richmond, whatevOr may have been the
representations which secured the pass
It is quite possible that somebody has been
deceived in regard to the salt, as well as
to the permission granted to ladies with
unexplored baggage to take the same route
to the rebel capital.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-30
L AA1I1l1NdlDhA ill.,
A BATTLE IN MISSOURI
$50 FEDERALS AGAINST 900
REBELS!
REBELS COMPLETELY ROUTED !
MAJOR GENERAL POPE IN THE
FIELD!
REBEL MOVEMENTS NEAR
RICHMOND
THE EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS /!
ASeCessIOniSt DUcked in Boston
REBELS COMPLETELY ROUTED I!
THE EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS +!
AsecessIOnlst Ducked in Boston
LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
FRDERAL vICTORY IN 1TTssOTrRT.


JEFFERSON CITY, July 80.
Col. Guitar, of the 9th Missouri regi-
ment, reinforced by Lieut.. Col. ShafFer and
Major Chopper of Merrills Horse, and Ma
jOr Caldwell of the Sd Iowa Cavalry, six
hundred and fifty strong, were attacked at
MOore's Hill, seven miles east of Fulton, at
noon yesterday, by Porter and Cobb, nine
hundred strong, and after fighting till af-
ter o'clock P. NJ, the rebels were com
pletely routed, with a loss of seventy-fve
to hundred killed and wounded, and one
taken prisoner. Col. Guitar reports loss
of forty-fve killed and wounded. He cap
tured guns, ammunition, baggage, &C., in
profusion. Officers and men behaved
splendidly. Cobb is reported killed. Col.
Guitar resumed the pursuit last night, and
will follow them over the Jordan.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-30

FOR CHIcAeO.-The splendid screw steam
er Badger State, Captain Beekwith, Of the
Peoples Line, will sail for Chicago at about
noon to-day, leaving Hughes and Testers
dock. Henry Mcdowell agent.
-Four boats Of the Peoples Line, viz: Onei-
day Buffalo, Empire State and Badger State,
are advertised to take passengers from Cleve-
land to Chicago, thence to Rufalo and to
this city again for fourteen dollars. The
trip requires but two weeks and is equal to
Lake Superior trip, besides being aston
ishingly cheap. The boats are all large and
hrst class.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-30
FROlI KRNTUCKY.

LOUIsFILLEi July ..
Three reverend rebels, Elliott, Ford and
Baldwin, Of Nashville, sent by Andy
johnson to Gen. Boyle, arrived this eve
ming and were committed to Jail. They
will be sent to Indiana Penitentiary to-
morrow.
The rebel Col. Bullitt with 200 recruits
for Morgan, from Owen county, is reported
having passed through Flat Rock, Bourbon
county, en- route South.
General W. 7. Sherman has issued an
order that no more gold shall be paid for
cotton, and venders refusing the current
funds of the place, shall forfeit half their
cotton
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NORTHERN OHIO GRAPE GRowERs' SOCIETT.
AT the last meeting Of Grape Growers on
the 18th inst, the SOoisty resolved to hold a
grand show Of all the varieties of Grapes
grown in the States, and also specimens of
wine made therefrOm. Such an exhibition
will be Of great Ealue, as ii will give the
grape growers an opportunity Of examining
every fruit carefully and learn Of its ehnrae-
ter. The exhibition viii be held early in
October. A cordial invitation is extended to
all to bring or send samples of fruits and
wines. Committees viii be appointed to
make due and careful reports. The next
meetingOf the Society is appointed for Thurs
day, the Slst inst, at2P.M.
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ARRIVED.

BOsToN, July %.
The gunboat Huntsville arrived at Key
West on the oath inst, with steamer and
schooner in tow. Both were captured on
the coast with cargoes Of cotton.
An individual came to grief on the Com
mon last night in consequence Of adVoca-
ting JEFF Davis and the chivalry. The
gentle crowd not seeing things in that
light kindly dueked him in the big pond,
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AMERICAN HOUSE ARRIvALs.-The follow
ing were among the arrivals at the American
House Yesterday.