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nR, j. MoOONNELL's
NHE GRKFENBERQ FAMILY

THE GRHEFENBERQ FAMILY
MEDICINES are prepared under the tmmedi'
sts supervision Of sklllfnl Physicisl, and tasJ
may Be relied upon In all cases.
The intelligence OF the community is not insuItsd
By the oier ot single medicine WHICH claims &c
ist Of eleven different Medicines, ali uneGualled ir
the cure Of the diseases for which thsy are recon
meDded, among EhiOh may Be selected one sPproPri.
Ate TO any OF the diseases Incident to this oOuRtrs
ms GrSisnberg Vegetable Pills are better thar
any other KIND Of Pills In the World-price Is cents
The Grsfenberg Uterine Uatholicon is an infaln.
BE remedy tor all Female diseases-Price $50.
Ea3-T The Uterine Catbolioon will also cure gravel
disease Of the kidneys, urinary difficulty In male
The GEeienbeTg Sarsaparills is By lar the mos
The Graienberg Dyssntery Syrup is certain and
quick remedy for all diseases Of the bowsls-prios6
nsntly relieve this distre Sang dsease-price 81.
The arRfsnberE Ohildren'6 Panscea q an invalu
able compound IN ell diseases incident 70 children
The Greisnbsrg Fever and Ague Remedy Is ) sou.
reign specific for this particular dgease-price &c.
d, ohor ssiVsS Il curative SsSss
Ths GTseten berg OonsumPtiVs,s Balm affords the
most relief IN All pulmonary Complaints
price g bottle. GA eminent Physician oi
New York, Btates that he hiss known the GrRfenbera
gonsunpttye's Balm used With ELeat success 4
Dropsy. Our OWE experience Iubstzntistes hiI
HE sSrssisnbsrg Health Bitters are most pleasau,
The Grafenberg Eye Lotion II unparalleled IN all
Inflammation " diseases Of the Eye-vrics Is osntIs
E mr. d. B. hIHG8LEE-D6af ElEs ne ioel II 3 QuSj
We owe to the public, to state that BRrahall's Os
tholioon Is q medicine Invaluable tor complaint
olassed under the head Of Female Diseases We hETt
used your GrefeDberg Medicines and have besn
greatly benefited thereby, so much go, shat wsrs
the Prics double, we would have them. To the thon-
lands Of our who are suffering from weaknesses,
We would recommend the OGtholioon Is sure pana'
oes. IL gives strength 70 tbs system and enables
each Of the organs o. the body to perform their Rp
BrOnFiste functions. Mrs. ". CATER,
: Mrs. 2. Il. WEEKS,
Hiss Q, c,SWORHSTEIT.
Medina, March l, 1861.
The above named Ladies We are personally 70
duaintsd with, and know that for several years
Whilo We lived in Medina, they were great sufferers
Miss 3. has been badly afflicted that IL Wes witt
difficulty she was able to 0tand upon beF feet. fsE
bottles of Oathoiioon entirely cured her Of her com
plants. Ny wife received grest beReht from THU
medicine. We recommend Il 10 the Ladies' Of this
county e. safe and eaicleRt remedy Tor the many
Complaints thGT are subj0ot 90.
JGHE WEEKS,
Editor ospEold Herald.
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.GtAUTION.-THE PUBLIC ARE
~ cautioned agaizst haEboring or tru5tinE ny
Vifs IA M a. I win psT ne dsbe5 Of her oontragf
ing after this date. - t-s JOHN 6AM klnA,
'January iNzslg
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MEDICAL

b. OYRIAX, HOMEOPATHIC
IL PugoIolAH.l o1loe--OOFner Of Superior and
oneoa streets, in Horthrup a SpanEler'S Blook-lSi
fU-pr, b, OyriAI has permanently located In
Cleveland and ohorl his Professional SsrViohg 10 the
friends q Hop@Qpathy, Ho hopes that the oxBe-
stAtge viii eAabls him to gain the confidence q the
Pubic. novb.Ail
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The si5udant win tsks notice thrt on the sgh
day Of November A. D. 1851, tbs p sintin fled her
petition Tor Divorce in the Clerk . Ofios Of sid
Court charging said deiendant With habitual
drum ss, extreme crleltTi and gross NEGLECT Of
duty, aud l-aying for dissolution Cf the mnFTT77s
eontrsct md custody o. childIen- Said carss vii
pe SET t9r hearing At the Eedrusrg term 4 s1 tort
9hs defendaa will further taks notice thr de5si-
tions viii Be taken n said case By the PLAINTIFF az
the once o Mills Goshorn in the city Of Cincinna-
Il, Hamilton couutys hio, on TIE 5t1 das Of Fsbras
arys a D l662, bstWeen the hours Of A II and p
~ and continue RON day 70 day until -aid deposi-
tons shall be completed.
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FOR SALE or Rent.

ITO PAINTERS-FOR SALE
The stock FiKtures, Ladders, sEine Iaddsrs,
Ropes and good VIII Of the new Paint Estabiishmanf
No. lg7 SgPsFior stresf, Wlt b s0ld t0q-t8 eash
cust, mers as the undersigned has businsla ID an
jsnIs JOHN sYMs.
MUSICAL-A 81 OCTAVE ME-
ANl LODE0N, Piano slyles powerful enough for
Church 9, Cost Si50, wiz tes5ld for sloo. Apply
at $50 Euclid street. JOHN SIMS.
NTUhES AND OFFI6Es.-TWO
- good stores aud several Uiiosa Let, IN Amsri-
can Buil4i1gs. Enquire Of s. COLAHAhs
lanll-3l3 Aeenls
LNUR SALkON TIMh-A FULL
II BloOded Derhsm BULL 8 years old bred In
lexington keutuckys weight over 700 81 has tax.
en- the nrst premium at tWo Stata Eairl- Ean ho
',iR jSns s. Rhdss M ssse'n'' 0i T. D. 6s.s5is st.
LUk hENT.-AN EXCELLENT
u Brick Dwelling With gas, good Wsil aud eistsrn,
inst raie cellar, and AL the convaaisncel. Rent
very low g good tenant. Apply q ne ne Leader
Sss.si asS97:iIi i-'S--' s5 Pitts6u5sh siT5sl. D
LNOk hENT-A SNUG DWELLING
u House. on Granger street. knggirs g
dscle;RlI R0slsoa iS CL0THi8G e STogA
EtOR SALE.-ONB SECOND HAND
gtssn BollsE-gp5isht, p sallsi. letsll usl
hmotsr y1t1ids, and iess i9ziE; fEzaaeo sart. IA
n diameter, ard feet high.
Said Boiiss orieinslly cost go isRoE II sEli -
oroer, and with ths sIasess sei5-Eages a-s WI .
Ssj-Fc- further particulars auqziFs at thiI omos,
OF at z. J. hoasE-y'a Steam soilsr shcP o. tesz5
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no AN ORDFR OR1

u tho Probate Court for Cuyahoga county, Ohio. =
nottee ia hereby given that tho itOrs o. = NaT
Mack WHO have not proved their claims aapfngE her
before me are allowed sixty dai from ibis dste ior
that purpOss. an claims not proved e the spifal
ton Of that time will Lot hs noticed ia making a.
dividend J 3. aRAehIs, -
Assignee Of A. Mary Mack.
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guyahoge County said county.
Mary 4 AI1s. v. Plaintiff Notice. saa
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MOTION 20 655eT REt5F5555s=
IN tTQRo., 2 VIII b. rr0ei7sd stth- s7-i-. - -
yitF BlNAi 2l9lleeE u1tlll n oi1l5af71rI
lofhs 1852. Tor building brek sewer n FrIs -r-f
eomu9 set1g e kuclid -stFesf AID sEf51 =, =
AtglA-A
Also % elid 3 stone ware piss ssfeIr IN
strest e1tsnolng hon. ths. -Rnblfe squsrs Is ~
- -
Fllug zud zBusci9 cltlons msF ba 80 SS4 = -
particular information ad. At said Engineer7I Ccs
On and alter the 81 day of FebfI7rT 49,
Ths BseFd Of Clty Improve nnsnf va tn. .,,h
reject the aauie. - -
b ofdar Of TIE Board 'a'a tsr..e
JOHN WBITELA7, CITY Olsn Enrf1.u-s !
CleFeland, jan Is, 1924
The New York herald., 1862-10-23
WINES AND LIaUuRs.

A RARE cHANcE fQR GRocEns AND HOTEL
N krcpus Ten one half pipes O,ata brandy will ~ sod
IN auan tnoi les hantn gallons 10 sat pnrclase,s
~ q ysry ow pscs "Wednesday and Thursiay ocober
~ and ~ b, w.en o'cio A. N. and o'clock n M ~
M warehouse. M. ~ Fridge street
The New York herald., 1862-10-23

xAANTED-A PROFESSOR or DANCING, FOR A Sc
w e schOol. ef MondaA and Thursday evenings from
10 ococ Appa personally u Mrs slin0us n and "a
Nanflcid place. West 5lst ST. eW sth aud 9Th
, 1862-09-01
CHICAGO. MONDAY. SEPTEMBER /, 1852.

received tonight indicates that there has
been little If any fighting to-day. Our army
is we'll concentrated, and were in good condi-
t on and spirits. 80
NEW YoRK, August 31.-The meagre intel
ligence received from. Washington, with the
known activity IN government circles aud de-
pa1ture of surgeons, causes great excitement.
Various rumors are circulating, both Of good
and bad tenor.
OFFICIAL WAR GAZETTE
WAR DEPARTMENT, August 81, 1862.
Gen. burnside commands his own corps, e3-
c=pt those temporarily detached and assigned TO
Gen. Pope. Gen. Mcclellan commands that por-
ton OF the army OF the Potomac that has not been
sent forward to Gen. Pope7s command. Gen.
Pope commands the army Of Virginia and Ill the
forces temporarily attached to It. The forces are
under command OF Gen. Bal1eck, genera1-in~ chief
E D. TOWNSEND, 4. A G.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 31.-The excitement
has been intense throughout the city, mingled
with feeling Of depression caused by meagre
accounts Of The battle. The incomplete ragi-
ments here have consolidated into five regi-
ments.
Bos1oS, Aug. 31.-The excitement here
equals that Of the 1lrst battle Of Bull Run.
Notices were published in the pspers for peo-
pie to give, linen, "whisky," cordia1s, &C.,
for the wounded, and large amount was col.
lected. Large SUMS Ct money were also con'
tributed. A train Of eight double freight car:
: filed: with hospital stores, contributed by cit
.izens for the use Of the wounded, left to-
night. Mayor Wightnan and & large corps o.
volunteer surgeons also left for Virginia.
, 1862-09-01
FROM WASHINGTON,
-
The Negro Colonization Scheme
. Abandoned.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribnne,l
WASHINGTON, Augask3l-1i:15 2. m,
The cabinet, last Saturday, decided against
the present plan Of negro colonization at
Chiriqui, partly in consequence Of the remon-
STRANGE Of the Costa Rican minister, and
partly from other considerations. Although
the Presidents plan of sending out negro
colony this fall, has been, therefore, aban-
doned, its publicity has produced some fm-
portant results. 1t has developed an interest
in the plan Of colonization, on the part of the
coloFed race in America, unknown before.
Within two days after the publication OF Sen
ator Pomeroy's letter. the applications of
families for the expedition exceeded the NUM-
ber he: was authorized to receive. At the
present time enough have applied to load two
vessels. Among these are tHo sons of Fred.
Douglass, who has written Pomeroy letter,
in which he asks him to rec5iye
them as members Of his proposed colony.
Although be denies the Justice or expediency
Of the go7ernment's seeking to Danish the
co1ored race from the country, the appropri,
ations made by Congress for this pur-
pose are inter ded to encourage the
colonization Of : the negroes emanei-
pated in this District: and the confscatcd
slaves of rebels cover half, the applications
already made free from Maryland, one slave
holder in Virginia offers to ernaneipate; al'
his slaves, twenty-five in number, ii the gov
eminent will send them array. Mr.. Pom9roy
replied that he must first consult the negroes
and. ascertain whether they were willing to
/ 60. The government desired Mr. Pemeroy
ty make voyage of exploration with CON
pany OF male blacks, Of his own selection, to
! select proper region for u, colony, and negc
tiate With the government interested.
Thoughts are at present directed to the valley
| Of tie Amalofi:-:
, 1862-09-01
cious persons are hereafter to be stopped and
their affairs Investigated. ::

cious persons are hereafter to be stopped and
their affairs Investigated. ;:
General Sherman has addressed an order to
the Board OF Trade Committee, Messrs. Hough,
Weber and Ware, On the regulation Of exports
and imports. It announces that in WET a11
commerce should cease, exceptssuch as car
ried On by government agents. He suggest
ed the following rules to be observed by the
board Of trade:
AL contrabauds, such as arms, powder and
caps, are prohibited. Government supplies
soldiers iberally; citizens, Ii necessary to
their defense, can be supplied by COM
manding officers. They Will seize and
cop1iscate 10 the public use all such
contraband articles, and punish parties
concerned to The tun extent Of martial law.
Salt and salt meats only to be brought here
By special permit from the Board Of Trade
Committee. Parties bringing under permits
to be held strictly accountable for the Use
and sales, and accounts to be kept showing
where and to whom each pound !. was sold
this account to be open TO insQ eetion Of the
provost marshall or bis aasistaM. AA7 kinds
Of liquors must only be bua6gnt Here on
sAAA1S r. AAAAAL73 tASNA4IA N1A1fF 4141A3 A14 tuL
same accounts to he kept II #inH 2hs 61po-
sal made Of the same as akafa. zSnkHboats
must exhibit these perm 6s 3Hyes sworn
1nanifests, ard the commsading af<eksfC Cairo
and Columbus and Me4fna 1<7ake from
any steamboat such arliclsBf salt, salted
meats or liquors, aud store e4sem or app,o.
PIRATE them to the use Of IT government,
giving the party in POSSESSION duplicate re-
ceipts therefor. Drugs :1a3t1joiass for
sale to be imported only ia .af!tsd q Utilities
see nes9 sss1'tsa tsst as tasy I
60 regulate quantftteE&esstat prices to
legitimate purchasers here shall at oil
times be fair and reasonable. They are also
to give public notice that to carrg contra
band goods or prohibited medicines as arti
| cles Ct sale beyond our lines ard control, is {
high military Off nse punished BY the militaly
| law with the extreme penalty.
, 1862-09-01

IVA Institute, Pittsheld Mass, commences its f3d
seE,'anrnal session. Oct 2, 1861 with attendance
undninished hy the Tsr, It AIDS to its usual tae,;
branches .. culiar advantages for phya1eAl health
aun ru.ture For circulars address Rev e. sPEAR
{o-inC1nAI SG0l1b4 lm-AWAF
, 1862-09-01
FROM MISSOURI.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago T5ibune.l
ST, LOUIS, August 30. 1852.
It is rumored that Mcbride, with heavy
force, is now threatening Greenville, No.,
where Col. Boyd's regiment is stationed. He
was previously reported in the south vest.
No credence is given to the story at head
quarters.
A desperate affair took place last night at
Carondelet- LIEUT.. Walker attempted to ar
rest secession desperate named Delisle, who
knocked down two Of the soldiers with a
club, and would have disabled more, il the
lieutenant had not shot him through the
heart.
Though the rebels still hold Independence,
they have permitted the telegraph wire be-
tween Lexington and Kansas City, passing
through Independence, to be repaired, and
direct communication is open.
Various Signs point to another guerilla up.
rising in North Missouri. The leaders are
Will watched.
Stories Of recently emancipated negroes
being Kidnapped and run of into Missouri and
Kentucky, are in circulation.
, 1862-09-01

Gen. jackson Docs Not Ace0n1plts
What He Hoped to Do.

GENs t1tkH0n U0G8 MOI ACfU01D4lHfl
What He Hoped to Do.
Correspondence OF the Washington Star1
FALMOUTH, August II, 1862.
We have further interesting information of
the rebel 6rtuy. On Thursday last thcre was
an animated discussion among the members
OF Lees staf to settle the question where
the blame should rest for being outgenerAed
by Pope.
1t SEEMS that Lee and Jackson certainly cx-
rectsd their army to be On Sunday morning,
: the l7th, precisely where it arrived on Tues
day morning, the 1stL-' Somebody gagAa
wroLg order, or somebody did not act
promptly upon right order: However, the
loss cf the tws intervening days utterly de-
feattd the purpose OF the forward movement.
On Thursday last it was conceded in Lees
military fn,nily that the movement had been
dead failure, Pope being found in position
on the north side Of the Rappahannock, il
H ftead Of Of bti5g caught upon the bank Of the
Tie entire force That marched east from
Gordonsyi'le Was about $4,000 men, not
more.
Appropos: Our loss in the skirmishing of
Thursday, Friday and Saturday last On the
perhaps not more than $50 IN Killed aud
wounded, instead Of 80 rs wo thought yes
terday.
Requests have come hither for the prepara,
ton Of buildings TO bold perhaps LOCO
prisoners, taken by Pope's army SO fur. They
are unders:c cod to be $40, taken By Siyel On
Saturday at Waterloo, a ford 3 short distance
from WaErenton Springs, when, .fter allowing
| n small brigade Of the enemy to cross the
| liver, be opened his batteries and closed in
T. his infantry SO upon it as that not mau
escaped, the whc1e being either killed, wound
| cd or tsken prisoners.
The other prisoners are understood to be
140 Of Fitznugh Lees marauding band thai
attacked the train at Catlett's on Friday
night. We hear that Gen. Pope dispatched a
| pursuing force after Lee before day ybreak on
Saturday, and that a portion of that force
the let Pennsylvania and the I'd New York
| csyalry-came up with Lee in time to retake
nost Of our men he had as prisoners, two
pieces Of artillery Of ouls he had appropria
! ted little below Catlett'e, two desertet
from our side, and LAO rebel troopers.
, 1862-09-01
FROM CAIRO AND BEL ON.
Gen. C1rtis on his Way. to
Chicago.
He Is SUCCEEDED IN COM
MAMD BY GEN. STEELE,
FIGHT WITH AND ROUT OF 5000
GUERiLLAS.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribnne.]
CAIRO, August 81, 1864
Gen. Curtis arrived this morning from He
lena, attended BY his staff and body guard.
He left at noon for Chicago, to attend the
meeting Of the Pacific railroad commission
els.
There Is no truth In the report industriously
circulated By pro-slavery prints, that he has
been superseded. He was relieved at his own
request By the secretary Of war. During his
administration in Arkansas, he has manumit-
ted at least 1000 slaves. His successor is
Gen. Steele.
The Won Phu1 arrived from Memphis this
morning, and brings but little news worthy
Of telegraph1c mention.
On the goth, at Bolivar, Miss, Col. Wood
attacked force Of 5000 rebels, dispensing
them and capturing seven horses and ten
Prisoners Our loss WIS one killed.
Tie steamer Fairplay, captured by the fleet
in the Yazoo, arrived last evening, and is now
in the stream, opposite the naval wharE-boat.
We are reliably informed that the guerilla
Morgan, with his forces, is marching on Fort
Doncleon. There is prospect Of battle
tomorrow.
, 1862-09-01
Generk is HunIeF and PHI clips to DC
Executed as keIouS.
II nr,a

L. ?
RICHMOND, aug. u, 1873.
GENERAL ORDERS, No, G0-1. WHEREAS, Major
General Hunter, recently in command Of the
enemre forces Oh the coast Of South Caroliua,
and B1igadier G-Iera1 Phelps, military com-
nlander Of the enemy In The 6tate Of Louisiana,
have organized and armed negro Rlayes for mill
against their masters, citizens Of this
Confederacy; and
IP1ereas, The government OF the United States
has refused to answer an inquiry whether said
conduct Of its officers meets its sanction. and has
thne left the government no other means IF re-
pressing said crimes and ontrages than by the
adoption Of such measures Of retaliation as shall
serve to prevent their repetition.
Ordered, Tint Maj. Gen. Hunter and Big. Gen.
Phelps be no longer held and treated as public
enemies OF the confederate states, but outlaws
and that in the event of the capture Of either OF
them. or that Of any other commissioned officer
employed in drilling. organizing. or instructiuy
slAves, with view TO their armed service IN this
war be shall not be regarded as prisoner OF waE,
but held in close confinement for execution as a
1elon, at such time and place as the president
may order By order, CoorEa,
{Ofdcial) Adjt. and Inspector Gen.
Treason has thus betrayed its weak point
in IFS frantic attempts to cover it. The ayow-
al By JEFF. Davis & Co. of the mortal terror
wherewith the act Of Gems. Hunter and Phelps
has inspired them is that act's most emphatic
Justification.
, 1862-09-01

Sr. LOUIS, Aug. 3l.-AdVices from Green-
vile state that the guerillas, 500 strong, un-
der Mcbride, threaten that place; 100 na-
tiopal troops under Col. Simpson, are there,
ready to mt ct them. The rebels for some
aaye have been congregntiug all their available
forces at that point, and are hourly makiag
offensive demonstrations. An attack Is soon
expected. No fears are enIertaiued Of the re-
suit.
The steamer Adriatic arrived to-day viii
$50 negroes, forced by Curtis; 500. more are
expected tonight,
The 2oth Wisconsin regiment a-riyed this
evening.
, 1862-09-01

Some people have charged Gen: Pope
with prema.urely boasting Of what he ex-
rcctcd to do, and ridiculed him for telling
lis soldiers that "he had come from the
West, where they have always seen the
backs oftheir enemies" But he has made
good his promises. Since he took the field
a few weeks since-there has been no
idlcness on the part Of his troops He has
.sss'own extraordinary carnestncss and &C.
. atty, vigor and sudacity. Scarcely day
has passed but he has encountered the rebels.
His bold movement toward Richmond
a1rrmcd the enemy, and enabled McCle1-
lan's army to get away safely and unpur-
sued from its critical position on the pen
insula. He ext1icated that army from its
pe1ilous location without loss or disaster;
Iut in so doing, brought down on himself
the whole combined rebel army For
week be bat11ed their advance aud held
them at bay on the banks Of the Kappa
hannock, and after they had turned
his right wing by means Of
their superior numbers, and and got into
the rear Of his forces he made mastery
countcrmarch-cut1ing his way through
their forces, and forming a Junction
with some fragments Of McClenan's res
cucd army that had landed at Alexandra.
he then faced about without an hours de.
lay, and boldly hurled his troops On the
confident rebel army massed behind
Bull Run, on the old battle ground
and after days terrible struggle, he
, drove them from the field with immense
slaughter. Next day he followed up the
pursuit, fighting a second bloody battle
on Saturday, where he vas overpowered
bv $4,000 reinforcemcnts brought up hv
Gen. Lee. He then fell back few miles
i, Centervillc, which is strong and corn
1nanding position, where he formed {
junction with the divisions Of Gems Sum
ner and Franklin, and at last accounts, wa:
ready to assume the offensive and "drivt
tic enemy to the wall.'' Pops
possesses ce1erity, boldness and bravery
and when victory is won he is the mar
10 reap the fruits of it. He has little faitf
in spades and bitches, but great confidencx
in bayouets and rapid marches.