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The Plain Dealer thinks that the Proc
lamation viii never be issued, and quotes
the New York WOrldin support Of its Opin-
ion. Every indication points to the fact
that the Proclamation win be issued, and
the Representations OF the New York World
are Of no aeeOdnt whatever, except to show
to what length Of partisan reasoning the
organ of Fernando Wood VIII go. The
simple fact that the World has proposed
and urged the fitness Of that same Fernsn-
do Wood zone Of the greatest political seoun-
drels in the country; and the man who PRO
posed to make Of New, York an ally Of the
South year and half agO,) for Speaker
Of the next Congress, is enough to damn
any suggestions it may hereafter make.
It is even 10 wer than the N. 7. Herald, and
that is aging more than could be said Of
any decent paper. a5e -------- --s-.-
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M ASIEhS' SALE.- PURSUANT
lNL to the command Of . decretal order Of sale
nom the Court Of Common Pless OF Ouyahoga goan-
ty at the suit Of the summit County Bank at Cuya-
hOga Falls, against Isaao L. Hewitt and otherS, 70
me directed shall expose for sails At public auction,
at the door Of the Court House, IN the City TCsve
land, on the tWentY-fourth day OF November, lso2,
At three O'Clock p H. the following described par-
Gels Of land situate in the Qiiy Of CleEsland uuunty
Of CuyahOga and STATE Of Ohio and known b.. bsins
part OF Hewitt suodiVision OF ths so-calie Nor win
property II said City Of Cleveland, TO wit: 1-. 5I
Parcel NO. Lot number seven OF said subdivf-
sion. Appraised st 81 900 rH 1850 p sF1 '77-T7H
Parcel No 2-LOt numbsF EIGHT Of aid rubdfvf..
sion. AppTaissd at 81 900
Parcel SO. s.-Eot nnmbsr nine and part Of lot
number ten Of said subdivision, bounded a follows
commencing Ct the Intersection Of the sasterly line
Of merW1n street with the southsrly line Of said lot
mum ber niRei thence running rOrtheFly along said
line OF AerW1n street twenty eight feet thrue and
half nche55 thence southeasteriy along the center
line OF brick wall ninety-t three fsst four inches 10
the westerly tine Of an aleg thsnca southwestery
along the line of nzd alley twenty mine fset the
BoutherlT corner Of said lot number nine thence
along the Euthy line Of lot nihs the place OF Be-
ginning. Appraised at 81, 80
October ., lisa. HENRY G. ABBEY,
Master Comm issioner.
BAsNEI, BAcKUs EoRL1. P1tf7s Atty 5. -.--
ocIzas4a rH.s ..-fs 80 .---f ID --f..-'--+
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FRESH BALTIMORE oTsTERs, rscsESSd daily
..pet9 r q B. GLENN 90.
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DoDaF-

~ OLAO4AsT- - At1adAA1G OOOGEf a
4y non-residelt Of the SJsts Of Ohio, Is hereby
nOtthed that on the E2d day Of october, I52 Miller
d. Spangler nlsai in the Court Of Common Pleas,
within and tor th County Of Guy ahOga IN the STATE
Of Chic his petition, setting forth that Thomas W.
Morse In thO year l 70 ths and at the request
Of said Dodge paid 81 900 TO take up and discharge
tn year ls5 70 Isaac H. Gllsspy Tor the payment Of
1000, which said note Was endorsed By sad Morse
surety for Ead Dodge, that said Morse has assigned
to said spanRer his claim against said Dodge for the
money paid at his request, and that befOre said
Morse paid said money aforesaid, said Dodge len
and has ever since remained out Of tbs state Of Ohio
and praying for judgmsnt against said Dodge II
rlvor OF said SpanEler for tho Of Ons thousand
dOllera, with Interest thsreoni from the year 1883
said Dodge Is further notified that an attachment
has been ssued IN said action, and that he d rdure
TO file his answer 20 said petition on or befTp the
10Th day Of December, ls62. -r
By CHARLES L. FISH, his Attorney. I--1 T7-9,..
Cleveland Oct a 1852 oct 2s.4I6
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Accident % Colonel Buellley Oftho a0th.

ccIuenI % OuIOIleL 1'llsl1 q tI9 " 2 -
The Akron Beacon learns from letter
to Captain Wright, written by Colonel
Buckley the % inst, that on the Thursday
previous, he was severely injured by the
falling Of his horse, but that he had sosfar
recovered as to again be with his regiment
At the date Of his letter EJLa EYEs
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lnereaEs in fhs Price of ths Leader.
Owing 10 the late extraordinary rise ia
price Of printing papers and ether print
ing materials amounting to from sixty to
one hundred and twenty per cent, the
Publishers Of the Herald, Plain Dealer and
LEADER have been compelled to adopt the
following scale Of prices, to take effect
Monday, November I7th
Daily, to city subscribers, Is cents per week.
rl-Meeklys 20 city subscribers, cts per week
To News Agents and News Boys, s2,eO per 100. =
As the shove advance in our rates viii
net cover the increased price of printing
materials, there viii Of necessity be no de-
station under eny cire4mstanoss l0Gatsvsr.
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By au-arTSngAment entered into between
Generals Grant and Price -Iuka is to re-
main neutral ground, for hospital purposes.
Neither of the 'beIigsrents is to occupy it
with troops which will enable the eiti-
zens in and around the town to aid the
medical authorities Il IN their dtfehdsnes On
the sick and wounded.
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Dsatruetire - b charlertoa.

a correspondent Of the Philadelphia
IRquirer, with the Charleston blockade
under date Of the 9th ultimO, says; e A
high wind prevailed all last night and stu
continues to some extent, A fire. broke
out last night in Charleston, and must
have proved very destructive, as ii burned
for several hours, casting a bright dame
over the waters of the harbOr. The smoke
can still be seen this morning. ---.'
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GCd-GJGla AL--. TT
80 :. EI4a'. IL .
HIFoAp. Conn. NoY. q.

Dr. WE d cz1Ga-Daaf Sir: I have for several
ysafa been Gnict8d with tfAt tioubleboma and dam
Rreus DISEASE Gravel, which resisted all remedies
and doctors, until took Constitution Water, and
yoa nay b. assured that laAs oxoasdinRly- pleased
with the resHlt. 1t hiss entirely cured me- Gad ypu
mas make any use Of my name you mayseO 1t IN re-
gard to the medieins, ~ have entire eolndepes h
i1s efficacy. 81. Your truly POND aER0AR.
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DgsmHorrhog, or PGiataI AsnstuTation, and
In HsaoFrhaeia oy PrcfRss F5OVing,

Both Gisezsas sTisnR from faulty secretion Of the
menstrual 1utd-in the being too little and
ncSoMPanid By severe pain and the other too pro-
1uss sssrston, which viii be speedily curOd by the
9oRstitutf0n water.
That dfssAss k1oFn A. EALING or FaR WOMB,
ThU n the result Of relaxation Of the igaments Of
thOt OTsan, and Is kpoWnhg OF hoayiness and
6sezEnE eAlns "a the back and Sides and AZ TIMES
o.RpaHlsd By sharp lactnating or shooting pains
thrvI tbs paris, will, in All cases, be removed By
tie EISdi6Ine
There is auothsr aIRss Of symptons arising from n
RITAEtsI or Tar WoNs, which physicians call Nor
VOusuess, which word coVsrSup much Ignorance, and
in nins out 81 ten the doctor does not really
know "hstlHsI the arc The disease OF the
disogss tie SYN ptoma4 only enumerate them
hsFa. sPeA more parrfonlAsly of Cold Eeot, Papi-
talon o. tha asssf, Impaired Memory, Wakefulness
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THEEuhjeot ofstrsat rsilrpads is being.
81 4cSlunbuG 1suhsarip hooks
WIN be OPsnsd December lsthr rrs- -
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The Township Of Dayton, in NewaygO
county in Michigan, takes the banner. Il
cast si1ty. fOur, votes and every one Of thesi
RsPsbEean. An intelligent Christian peo-
pie live there beyond doubt. o Il must be
remarked that this town has also sent her
quota to the war, all but two Of whom
were Republicans, - -. - = -. -, -
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- - - ~ IkHII Ia ? me 3 I'l.-
Dr.. VIZ. n. GREsG-Dssr SIR; In FObru>zT, ls6l,
ws aistsd Wiz The sn eHr iahatf3. and months
passed more than tWc gallons 81 water In twenty
fOHr u0urs. vas obliged % sd Hp - OfEen
twelve tinSs-daftRs The night During the month OF
July, sol, ! pr cured two bottles Of Consultation
Wster and IN tE3 days Aier uzing Il I sKpsTisuoed
reiie AID S1 taking b-it-es wss entirely
CURED, eculI stter rsEzIutng ny usuAl health,
! Il IEpuJl itrplTa "a = IY. l. DBWITT.
- 20 -a ...-- I... a
frszA q 1--za--lIL4 -
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D4sessS Occurring from and the sane cause will
- gnrsly sursd by the Constitution Water, If taken
fgT eaF length Of time Tbs dose should vary wi b
Inv severity Of the disease from twenty drops TO q
tSaGpoonful three times day, In wafer. During the
p4ssaEe o. the Calculus, the pain and urgent symp
SHOULD be oOmbatted with the proper remedies,
thSA f9lloBoi up with the Constitution Water, as
Shove directed .-. %. -..-
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LEaAFN0TTCES:
A PPLICATION FOR PARDON

N PPLIUATIUN FUh PARDON.
"a Notice i hereby given that application win bs
nFfe 70 u, ENcslFhey, the Governor Of the STATE
Of U4l5. iUr ie rardon Of feorgs Schuchart, v 10
was, az tl.t laJ i-rm, A. D., lS5 Of the Court Of
Common Pee Of Ouy yahosa county, convicted Of tire
crime q burglary and larceny, and lhsn sentenced
= the psritsndary Of said s.ats for the term of
I've yearI
Cleveland, November 3. is6s ns.n5
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properties Of the medicine dire0t themselves to the
org aus Of alton, and b altering tbs condt ion
o. the stomach md Liver that the starcfy principe
OF the food il not ersd into sugaF long the
E7seSEn is under the INF teaee Of ths
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penth Of Captain Moody.

The Mansfield Herald reports that Capt.
Miller Moody, prominent citizsR Of Bell
vile, Richlsnd Co, died at Ghambers-
burgh, Pa, on Friday last, Of wounds re-
esived at the battle Of South Mountain
When tse cail Of the President for e, eoe
men came N the spring 81 1851, he re-
Sruited company for the 16th Ohio. Was
offered he position. Of llsjOr, but sWsula
not leave his men. After the expiration
ofthe three months he sEe-orgspiEed his
company, and not fnding room in the old
regiment transferred IL TO the 59th New
York@Hsezhibitedz much -eooineSs-sad
bravery at the bstls Of soufh Mountain,
where be vas wounded In the knEs Endiu
HN- u 49, u
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+ The surge5aeGenerd has ordered the
Board Of Medical RIsninsrs'tO to convene in
Columbus on December 9th to examine
applicants for Surgical appointments,
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Ansisfznt surEeon OF the 5fh, - L.
.-Hltebceck Of Orwell; Ashtabula conn
ty, is appointed Essist1a'ntt Surgeon Of the
Tth 0hiO2S1 gz-l--alz4l.E a'tzs3
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RORSE-SHOElHGr

VETERINARY AND HORSE
NJ sHOEIEGrH.. ". lREDHEAD &aOO., respect
fnlly announce to their enda and the public, thgt
having made extensive arrfn In ther kstab-
Veterinary and ShOeing Of Horses In the mOst skill
tgl msunef: Al ousiness done1 and. charges made,
n, Give - scan, and not e We say, ipst let "a
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LA.sorrkaa or Wkitss

This disasls depends upon an Inflammation Of mu-
cous lnipE Of ts vagina and womb. 1t Is in ali
accompanies by pain in the back the
bowels aud through =bBg hips. A teaspOonfl OF the
medictne may be taken thrse times dsy, with an In
JecTfoli Of tablespoonful Of the medicine, mixed
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GIN FEYER AID
nlPORRANT 10 FEAALEs. :
DIR. cHEEsEMAN,s pr1.r33s

ne mi ~ ~ n, - su'- = .a ~ als 2
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whiah IN ths unmarried female i q constant reour-
ring disease, and through gleG tee seeds Of more
grave ami oar sgrOus maladss the result; and
month after moIith passes without an EFFORT beiRg
ads 20 assist nsture the suppression becomes chrOn
10, the patishf gradually loosss her appetite, the
b0Hrsis are eOestfpated, night Ewests come on and
Consumption finally ends her career.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-14

Dr.. W. C. Daniels Of the l4th Ohio, and
E. S. Furgus0h Of the 9th ohio Battery,
have had their designations accepted, ss,
-~s lssrn bys disPsteh. from 3 4isshyille 70
the Cincinnati Commercial. -
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L. II. SOEOATONaON.

o PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPuCIAN, .
Keeps thelargsst assortment In the Optical line ofany
the trade. From his long residence In thia Cit9,
and the extensive patronage received during that
time, he would say to his Old friends and the public
generally, that effort that could be plt forth to
secure the very best quality Of Crystal Glasses ground
under his own inspection 70 suit the eyes 10 ali ca
- curing weakness, dizziness OF Inflammation OF the
aye and imparting strength for long reading and hne
ishment as the most reliable 70 got the best articles
IN that hue that Oah be Obtained has become an
vice il IS: GO TO -SOLOMOE6ON'S, tmake no mis-
tAko,) 10 9uperior-St., under the American and
there you will find the best Kind Of gPECTACLEG
adapted 70 your sight.
. All kihds Of optioaI Observation-Disclosures Philosoph-
iosl Instruments AstronOnical telescope hDm ssoto.
Si4Jf Surveying Instru1nent various PRICES large
stock Of horoscopes Eom O. 70 eI5; Marine Feiss-
oopsa Sny Glasses large variety Lenses Prisms,
Bye Glasses, Pocket yompasses, Barometers, &C.
~ ARTIETOIAL EYES inserted without pain,
perfect As natural. -.--s -f. -.-f-.E IN .sl.l.
OTFIcz-No. $50 sdpsfior-sE, under the American
-H6tsl. -y so lL.s go. y ---- sil.f apfs =
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COnktabIs's Sac,

NOTICE OF SALE OF STOCK.
IN BY Vir.us OF a PoW-r Of Attorney and As
sig1ment, xecUtsd on the .3d day If October, A. D.
lo5Is bV ID. Shanklin, the undersigned will sell, At
private sale, II The II OF CrOwel q hill g. O. l43
Water-S.r CleVelanl, Ohio, 0 the lit cay Of o.
Tember, 1862, ct ts O'ciooS A. NJ sixty-fo T (6D
Ahares ofthe 5 ock OF ri tsb rgh FO-I Wayne 4
Oalcago Rail cad Company, Being certihcates Of
stock N = 10, 1900, 1871, lSO3 and 1876 But T. no
sasactofJ private sale snail then nd IN 10 DO made
sale Of be Will th and there be made A. NJ
lie auction. HhNRk L. OkOWELL,
nov7.4l4 OSCAR 4 Odlt.llS
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Mrs. Van Pslt wife Of e, 3. Van Peltg
head miller 60 the Cascade 8lill at AkTen9
land lately Miss Mary Eysrae1 Of Gls4s-
lsud) having returned from 8 bridal trip
on fhe- ca inst, went 70 the mill with her
husband, Rhsrs her dress caught in the
machinery, ana bsfors her drsEs couia q n
eztricated hsF right arm vas bosns.y
mutilsf6d, and hsT person otherwise M
- lls-D,l s-s- = - f----@L.- i----
suFeSS 4IH - 1J1 .s5y-z sc s15zsz5s.rlzs.ls5--
.c,e-l11.- Biz l--l.lg -la1Aa =
.lE-l5.Fl.-..e Of enc .5-.zEW s9141
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GeasraI vol ID lhs aarRsr,s Eerrg

9lllEG IlQeEs q. Il
General Wool in a card relative to the
report Of the Harpsr's Ferry Commission,
says; at is not true that. / placed the
incapable Miles in command Of Harpers
Ferry. He was there in commend st.ths
time assumed eOntrel Of the Department,
snd had been ordered to establish his
headquarters there on the 29th Of March,
BY MsjOE-General Mcclellan, then Gener-
al-in-Chief. On the thirtieth Of April the
Secretary of War sent the foil owing order
to Colonel Niles ct Harper's Ferry -
fYou will please make daily reports Of
the state Of your command to this Depart
ment'" .s.4-.3 --.--.a. j.
Concerning this card, dispatch to the
Cincinnati Gazette says. E4-t I--=ag
(" General WooPs response to the Harper's
Ferry Commission is tolersbly well taken,
but in substance it Is not true He did
not place Miles in command but when the
War Department. sent General Write TO
supereede him, he despatched that officer to.
Martinsburg and turned the coIhmand over
to Miles again, just as Lee was approach
ing, and under circumstances which led
General White 70 doubt the propriety Of
interfering with him. '1l
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NTASTERiS SALF-PUR

MASTERS SALE -PURsUANT
1Ll 70 the command OF an order Of sale from the
Cou!t OF Common Pleas OF CuyshoRa county, Ohio,
At The suit Of Aiansou T. LaWrencs against John
Singer aud 9eorge H. Wyman, 70 directed, shall
expose for ss At public auction, the door Of the
OOart housas in the city Of Cl9Telanu, the frst
day Of Deesmber 1852, At three o'clock, P. Il, the
following deseb bed premises situate IA the City OF
OleTelaHds west Slde,) and Is known being the
east bali Of City lot No 2ls, in Barber Lord sub
DIVISION bounded a. follows, TO wit North on LO-
rain street, est By lot 2lp, south By lot line and
west By the west hall o. said lOt us, being thirty
two teet ront on Loratn street. according 10 survey
Of AhaE Merchant, together with all the hersdita-
msnts and aPpurtensnces thGrsuuto belonging, but
sub loct 10 AL streets and hlyuWays
Appra SD at ss00. n LRTIS " FORD,
OcralR4l6 MHguar TOuulfesfnrar
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CONSTITUTION WATER

1BaA IT, ...a-.L 81 a.. Is--i s.l..l ~ -.
- DisTsfies -
tr.ts3e sad drsle6tbs Kilnsys and by constant ass
LEAD 70 ehronio dsgsnsraslon and csn4rmsd diss
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CONSTITUTION WATER,

which gives those organs time to their healthy
tSno and yE5r We able to state that the Oonsti
qtion Watsr has cured every case Of Diabetes IN
which it has Ueen given.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
Dr.. Graham,


Dr. Graham, ~
Member Of the Royal College Of Physicians
London, England; Graduate Of
Records Hospital for
FEMALE DISEASES,
And constant attendant of Paris, London
New Orleans and Montreal Hospitals
for the last ten years,
Has opened his ooe At the johnson House, vhsrs be
viii bo happy TO meet all those who are actsd VITA
subacute or chronic diseases.
His treatment Is entirely different from the ogd
plan, and is mild, scaeious and effective bis msdi-
oines simply vegetable extracts and os that haEs
been used but By two other physicians in Amer
iea besides himself He has spent the greatest part
Of his life and thousands Of dollars in obtaining
few in his profession He tests the urns or
all forms Of disease. No charge for giving al a
honest and true statement ofthsir case. -.---.
SPERMATORHEA.
To YoUEa MIN He can prove 10 you in q few min.
utes that he Is the only physician you treated
with that cures Jhi disease. For every patient Who
viii fol- " bis direcioDs be will give hundred
dol ar II he fails In curing this disease No charRo
made Tor consultation Those 1t distance who wish
vial OF urine by mall sith name, and age and be
Will answer and describe their case, and the pozshl
itT OF getting rsIef, By encOsing return postage
stamp. sept25:ll9
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PAasiqas

lave long sinra given 10 The use Of blchu, oubehs
nd juniper II the treeunsnt Of these diseases, and
ID Sss them for want ot = bestRr remedy.
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sOlOmoRsOn's Improved Speotscles.

sSs..zszzsk 80
. -'!'ssssssss 80 3 f.,'
- ~ II q - ai q.
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RUa9 ZJ0A1 LLLA-- ~
L. a--s. --..-'- .----- By
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H-.s4a ltr,ta-. fr r4i s'i-.- -
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U n. SIX els 3 Co. IL stlschment Before G.
VI n. Benham, Justice Peace,
Kenneth Maher: Cleveland. ohio
On the p dT Of 0cLuter, l5o2 an order Of attach
ment was Issued IN this lou ior the sum Of forty
eg and tory seven hundred'h7 dollars. and the
cause set o. rtal bstors % justice. mis- ofcs 10
the city Of Cleveland, On the 6 b day OF Dpcembsr
1862, ~ 9 O'Clock, .. 4. e. o. N SEFEISr 60 -
Ulsveard. Oct 81, lsd2 norI.sIs
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zREAD=hRAp-RHD.

EF.s -lf-. 44Isl- 600 b.
z.i assl.s ,ysI.1-l- --ai.-..--. oil.
.es5s-..l -E.sl4s1 .a---ss- H.+
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FRI"GT oIoRVlNs. nov. IA. Iss1.
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slsHs ia thS Bsaadsr, Calculus, GrGpsb Brick
Dast Deposit and AtIeus or Milky
Diohcy0ss after UTiHdti1q
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BssroS euzsERs, NY,

.!15zA .1,Ia-1l.4 - %
1.Hf.s.a. .H.
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ITrisaGOa Of the Neck Of the Bladdsr, IaJaam-
nation Of The KIdneys, aSd Cdtarrh Of
the Bladder, StrGngHTy and
Bazning, OF Painful -..

For theSs diseases Il e truly q sovereign remedy
and 100 uIuc8esn nOt be said ii f1 praise single
dose has been known 10 relieve the aOst urgent
toms Are you troubled with hat distressing pain In
tbesmall of the back and through me hips a tea
spoonful day Of Constitution Water viii relisve yOu
like magic. 81 ,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-14
For Dyspepaa

It has no equal in RELIEVING the most ast' essing
symptoms. Also, Headache, Heartburn, Add stoDi-
sch, Vomiting Food, &e. fake teaspoonful after
dinner Ths do IN all ,asss may be increased II de-
sired, But shsHld be dene gradually.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-14

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The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-08-12
From Baton Rouge.

Gen. Van Dorm, says the Mlss's-
sipoian, has kindly permitted Us to
publish the following dispatch receiv-
ed lest night;
u Miles from Baton Rouge, Aug. 5.
Major Gen. VAN Dorm
Receiving a dispatch that the Ar,
kansas would cooperate, ! attacked
Baton Rouge this morning at daylight
with less than three thousand men.
After asevere struggle of five hours
we drove the emmy from all points
to the Arsanel and the cover OF their
pnnboats, taking a number of prison
ers several hags, and destroying a
cons siderable quantity OF public prop
erty..
Nv diminished and xhausted forces
could not take the arsenal, and the
troops were almost pcrishing tor wa
ter.
We have withdrawn one mile ant
half, but hope to resume the ATTACK
in half an hour.
/ think our loss has been as heav,
as tina. Of the enemy. Gen. Clark l
MORALLY wounded Col. Hunt ST.
Ky; Col. Thompson, 3rd Ky; CoI
.t Alton, 4th La. and others severely.
The effective force of the cnemy
I exclusive of gun and mortar boats r.
I ported to us us above FIVE thousand
:, ISigned
u JOHN C. BRECKENRIDGE,
Major General,