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South Hardwick Academy

THE FALL TERN of this Institution will commence
l. sept3, and continue eleven weeks, under the in
struction of the following board of tie achers:
A. J. SANRORN, A NJ, Principal.
MRS. NJ j. SANBORN Teacher Of French.
&. II. BLAKE, Assistant.
W. +. WllIPPLE, Teacher of Music.
MISS A. j. FORD Teacher of Painting and Drawing
A. p Town, Teacher of Peumanship.
This In utuon is situated in the quiet and thrivin
village OF South Hardwick easy to access, and sur
rounded by beautiful country intelligent
muny Though surrounded by many older institutions
yet it has very liberal patronage and it will be the aim
and citizens to make this classic spot and to
urn sh facilities for education equal to any similar in
stuton in the state All the departments fur nished
with thorough and competent teac hers, who have had
much experience in their vocation, and will spare no
pains 10 make the stay Of their pupils both profitable and
pleasant. Perfect freedom of thought and opinion will
be guaranteed to all becoming members of the school
Instrumental and vocal music will be taught by expe-
rienced and competent teachers at reduced prices Vocal
music will be a daily exercise in school,
literary society in connection with TIE school affords
good opportunity for speaking and .iting. stct
conformity to wholesome regulations Will be required
Board in good families be obtained from $l75 to
$500 per week, including everything Rooms for self
boarders, one shilling per week.
For Tuition see small bills
For rooms or board apply 10 the Principal.
B. GUYER, Secretary.
South Hardwick, July %. 1869.
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prisoners were captured. The troops are nj
good spi,ta
LATER
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 25. The Press has a
letter from ben, Pope ) army of the 22d. which
says that Gen. Sigel has captured 1000 rebels
WHO crossed the Rappahannock on a bridge
which was destroyed by The fire of Il Federl bat
terry, cutting off their retreat and forcing them
t. surrendeI after loss of 400 killed and
wounded.
FORTRESS MONROE, Aug. %. Fresh troops are
daily arriving at Fortress Monroe and hundreds
are returning to their regimente who have been
away sick
The general health of the army is improving.
All was quiet at Williamsburgh yesterday.
New YORK, Aug. %. a Newbern letter of the
list states that the expedition of the Oath Mass
regiment to Swansboro, destroyed the rebel salt
works, demolished II rebel earth work, drove off
few rebels, captured one or two prisoners, and
returned with only one man w0unued
LOUISVILLE, Ang. 24 a skirmish occurred
yesterday between the federal forces under Gen
Metcalf, and the rebels at Big Hill, Madison
Co, Ky.
-ANNi 'ii0i Gig Selhehl otu. metCdlI 3
force Withdrew to Richmond. No particulars
are given OF the loss on either side.
There has been no telegraph communication
south OF Rnsselvllle, KY, since Thursday
afternoon.
FoRTREss MONROE Aug %. The Richmond
Examiner Of the 10Th inst. wants to know where
their friends and reporters oil are that used to
give them reliable information concerning the
movements of Gen. McClellan's army.
1t adds " Where are they all We have
heard nothing of them of late. Have they all
gone over to the Federal lines -
The movements now going on in this vicinity
are progressing quietly and advantageously
The Bishop Cable across the bay was repaired
yesterday noon and the telegraph is now sue
cessfully working between this place and
Washington.
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been repulsed at all points by cur batteries,
though not without -ome loss Of artllefymen
and horses.
During Thursday heavy firing was heard on
the extreme left, and it is believed that Gen.
Reno rePulsed the rebels
Gen. Aope is praised Tor great skill and ac-
tlvity in strengthening all weak points 1t is
said he has had 10 rest Tor ~ hours. All our
advces Indicate our 81, cess ut all points.
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NEW YORK, Aug. %. The Post says letters
received to-day state thar considerable part of
the army of Western Virginia will arrive in
Washington to-day, under Gen. Cox 1t is also
rumored that Western troops are pouring into
Virginia at Harper's Ferry.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
Dss. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS

The combination Of ingredients in these Pills are the
result Of long and extensive practice. They mild
their operation and carain in correcting all irregular
its Painful Mensruations, removing all obstrucons,
whether from cold otherwise. che pain in the
side papaton of the heart whites, all arec-
tons Mysteries fatigue, pain in the back and limbs, &c
disturbed sleep which arise from interruption of nature
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
the CONNIE cement of in the treatment of
those irregularities and distractions which have
signed so many to premature grave No female can
enjoy good hea Ih unless she is regular and whenever
obstruction takes place the general health begins de-
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Inay5fly

Piles are cured by the use of Homeopathy. a most
ual cure, and certainly very agreeable ament
is found by using Doct Chords Homeopathic Curatves
for that complaintPrce % cts per box. Sold by Fred
T. Smith Montpelier, Agent Order by mail with price,
of NJ S Burr 4 Co.. wholesale, Boston. Mass. or Philip
Lee. 1876 William street New York.
Manual furnished ftee.-Sae that Philip Lees name is
oh hay
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DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS

the most etfectual remedy ever known for all
plants peculiar Females TO all classes they in
valuable inducing with certainty periodical regularity
They known to thousands who have used them at diff
ieren periods throughout the country, having the
ton of some of the most eminent Physicians in America
Explicit directions stating when they should not be
used with each hoxthe prlce one dollar per box, con
tanning from fifty to sixty pills.
Pills sent by mail, promptly by RENTING to the Pro
pretor. Sold by :. T. Redf@ld Montpelier, VT, ant
by Druggists gem rally.
l. pIEEoE, Montpelier, Agent
X. b, nUlCHINS, Proprietor,
mayhfly % Cedar s.. n w York
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CAIRO, Aug. o. The steamer Acacia ran on
aasnag, sixty miles below Memphis at clock
Thursday morning, and sunk IN few minutes.
She had 100 passengers, 90 of whom were la
dcS; also 10 tons of suffers goods. In five
minutes alter she struck she capsized and the
UPPER deck iioated oft. Not less than seventy
cor eighty persons persisted. The captain
"nd most OF the crew were saved
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Of ' ,n YORK, Aug. %. The Philadelphia I'ress
.c,' Yuay says Gen. Pope has fallen back
h, ES INC Kappahannock and made that stream
D." r ll''e OF deences
t, 'L"' enemy are IN great force on the south
H. 'H'o nave made several Intellectual efforts
Tina y" ana turn our right flank, at the same
>","A'hg demonstration on our centre.
Dodo ID disposition OF our troops has been
)rat "' 'ea'' Vi lui'"ei 'o
nn" "' Siicclelian has arrived with large por
axrw'I ms Iorce, aud it is believed that he has
ga Iu command Of both armies.
mo gu s""o1 OF desultory character has been 60
SEVERAL days, and the enemy has no doubt
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FROlf WAsnINGTnN

" AhHlMNI0na April ~.
A letter received here from gentleman high IN
authority in Tsnnsss ee, contains the fOoWing;say
to the Pest Master General that we are succeeding
beyond our most sanguine expectations. As soon as
the rebel army is driven beyond the limits Of Tennes
the State will stand for the Union by an over.
whelming majority. hope the Government viii be
impressed with the absolute necessity Of the army
entering East Tennessee. They are numbering and
plundering our people BY Thousands. Their acts Of
inhumanity and barbarity without palallel. The
letter Great God is there relief for that
peoplsi
The Post0fice Department has re-opened the
following offices in Tennessee MurfreesborO,
Springfield and Franklin.
If the Administration should not in all respects
meet the expectations of the country the failure
will not be for want of volunteer advice on war,
financial and slavery XuestiOns, numerous letters
profering It being constantly received from all
parts Of toe United States, and even from foreign
lands.
It is not probable that smuggling goods into
Virginia from the Chesapeake Bay and adjoin-
ing waters will much longer be profitable specu-
lations The numerous recent captures show
that the revenue regulations are strictly en-
forced.
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cArao, April 81.
q , now DIX Or ten inches above ths Cd i77es.
Ihe water e stayed By the vigilance and srer-
tiona Of the Mayer. who d constantly as woTir
with large gangs Of meu On raising low piaesS
and throwing up additional embankmeuf7 IL
e confidently expected that n this 1sy ffs
1ahssr may be averted, though 8 Vefy lii4hf
WIND would inevitably innnda.e the city. 10
ss y We leYse me water is ACCOMPLISHING Fap-
lalyl Ana IN many places Il Il several feet deep.
Inc prlnolPal streets are naVigated by ski1s
The long traina Of freight cars that siand an fbs
leYee are occupied as dwellings By families who
have been driven from their ho1aes
A asfugss from Memphil reports HumtoIdt oe,n
pisd By small rebel foroe who are snQalIo Ia flro
ing up defensive works. He brings Nsl1phi4 n1nsv-
~ the Zdtb, which c0ntaes little msftar ~ its-f
dFther than . confirmation 81 the fall d HsrT Or
leans, The Avalanche grumbles that the rebsl an
thorities suppress dstais in regard 20 sl.l1l and
says nothing but the bare fact that they muIl sur
render 8 known. The sans paper asyl Gouthsrn
people are fast osing al confidence n Eir river d.
fences
Its generally admitted that the Federal amy
can Be nc longer successfuliy resisted ezd also
intimatss q lack Of confidence IN the sfabfiifV Cf
the Southern Confederacy, BY advising iil pat
rons 70 invest whatever money they have Il zeal
estate which purchases can be made n money
now N ca il'ulation-Whioh Is princiPally Treasl-
~ notes.
The oOnseript law is riEidly enfoFeeds Union
men ere sseersting themselves or Tying % sEoid
The -sfugee reports that merchants Of ayovsa
secession procliYities were removing their goods
to plaees Of conce8lmeut and sesnrftV ARC
numbers OF families were moving away daiiv.
The Idea Of burning the town has been aban.
doned IN consequences Of the Oppoaltion of nFou,-
erty h0lders. -
Il is currently reported in Msmphs fhst Psau-
regard has MOTTO exceed 50 600 men At CcfiDfh
and that there is no hope Of bis ucceslf1llT Re.
As our informant LEFT Memphis It uzas reported
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-01

ApuszFrrrss--A reference TO our adver-
,na columns this morning, will discover
totke seeker after diversion most varied
md attractive programme for the next two
wsets. In addition to the Theatre, which
hss become deservedly popular, and may be
rersrdsd As a permanent institution three
of che most ceIsbrstsd attractions are an
nouncsd to be with US between the 9TH and
-1sth instants. ora
Tzr OED FoIKs.-This capital troupe Oh
alists, whose merits have frequently re-
,.iveDd the favorable criticism of the CleYe-
land 7s4blic, will commence q series Of con-
-s,,s a, Monday evening next, the 5Lh inst,
st Brsinar,5's Hall, presenting at each con-
s.yt tbeir mot celebrated selections.
Tor TaUrs.--This distinguished individ-
nal, who has not appeared among US for q
LONG time. will introduce the frst of a series
sof1is entertaining lsYsos on the sLh inst,
.st Brainard's Hall. Doubtless many viii
ibs pIad to again see the diminutivs General
and we sntiepats for him grstitying well
come.
Dsn R,cu's C1aoUB.--The inimitable Dan.
Riea and his excellent circus will visit US
ON ,a,e 18th inst., and exhibit on the after
noon snd evening of that day and the 18th
HewilI pitch his tent on the fine grounds
fronting on Erie street, between Eagle and
Ohio Streets central and very convenient
location. Prepare for fun.
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FRORI URGINLA.

HABRIsoNBUlG, Va, April q.
Through 8 esssion channels It ig learned that the
Union sentiments.
It was observed to-day that Jackson had removed
his wagon trains back some SIX miles since rday,
indicating his intentions 70 retire further rearEard,
or else entertaining dread Of any attack him By
our forces. Hs-rl
squadron Of cavalry the only rebsl force dis
covered to-day on the right of Shenandoah. These,
with one wagon, entered the village Of Mc5auyheys
town, where they remained iii shout dark. They
came by the Port Republic route.
We have nothing which confirms the report Of the
occupation Of Stanton BY Gen. Milroy.
The river i8 sdill too high to attempt passage
With safety A dense smoke was seen In that direa-
tiOn to-day, but the cause iB unknown.
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SURGEON eENRRAL. .

A General Order from the Adjutant Gen
eral says Assistant Surgeon VIM. A. Ham.
mond, 0. s. A., having been appointed by
the President Surgeon General, with the
rank of Brigadier General, the act approved
April 18th, will enter without delay upon
the duties of his Office. Applications for
transportation, for removal of sick men, for
nurses and supplies for the sick, will be made
hereafter to the Surgeon General. The Sur
geon General is also authorised to give pass
es at discretion for private physicians,
nurses and friends of sick and wounded SOL
diers to attend and visit them.
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REBELS losing CONFIDENCE
The Federal Army can be no
Longer Resisted.
SKIRMISH NEAR PITFsBURG.
Last Nights Rsperr.
RRnnI EnRr nLnNRnR-

EhUM EUELI WUNAUEs
FoRr MoERoR, April so.
The Charleston Mercury says that nine schOon.
ers left that city the previous Saturday TO run
the blockade. The Guide, Wave, and two others
were taken The crew Of the Guide was landed
on Gibbs Island on Wednesday. On Friday
they were seen BY our piekets and fred on under
the impression they were Yankees David Kauf-
fer, Of Augusta, was killed. The three other
vessels were sent to Port Royal
The gunbOat Mt. Vernon arrived from the
blockade of Wilmington on Sunday night. She
left there the Jamestown and Victoria
The Cambridge sailed here for WflmlHgion on
Sunday
The Mt. Vernon's boilers ars defective, bat
she will return to her station In few days.
There is but little news
Fort Caswell Is being strengthened by the
rebels, In expectation of an attack
The schooner Kate, fr1m Nassau, was captured
by the Mt Vernon about two weeks ago while
attempting to run the blockade.
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IEE1DE1TTY.-A half distracted TeutOn,
piv, ug ais name, - nearly ss We could
mshe it out as it fell from his indifsrently
ApaiA oized tongue, as John Jacob Tichner
found his way into the sherif's Office yes
tsrdav, .and told 20 the officers there assem-
Had q tsIA Of woe that often moved the pa
tbstic psrrstor to tears, It seems that he
was married ia November last to fair, and
as the sequel p-Oves, freiI enc Of his Owr
tribe. winning hsS from rival. For some
reason or other, however, she could not be
taught to forget her lover, and ore long be-
rrn to EXHIBIT 40 equal favor for him with
her husband, and for several months hel
time was spent sb, vt equally in the com
pany Of the two. Re. 'eBty she showed
decided preference for h Y Parsmour' ano
few days since left her h, NE ane- 'oOk u
her abode in what Der husbal q EaSef's -
house Of low character, takil'g "i1' no m
property Of his whish he values at S1.,'' ~
says this Is the fourth time she has left h, m
and he hss concluded 70 let her 20 if he eaA
obtain the property. he was referred tothe
City Marshal, and has probably By this time
been comfortsd.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-01

MUsIo.-s. Braiuard 4 Co., the enterpris-
ing music publishers, have just Issued 3
catalogue Of their sheet music end music
books, embracing everything they have
published up to this date, which will be
found very useful to dealers and teachers in
ordering music. Thoy are furnished free to
any address.
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RANNRR nIOTTORa.

HARRL9BURo, April 90.
Gov Curtin has ordered that shiloh shall be
inscribed on the banner of the TTth Pennsylvania
regiment and Falmouth, Va. on that of the Ist
Pennsylvania cavalry, IN acknowledgement Of
The Governor has received most gratifying IN
telligence from Yorktown in relation to ther per
feet arrangements for the care and prompt
tran sportati0n of the killed and wounded Penn
sylyania soldiers TO points within the State
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OA1Ro, April 80.
WA4NNI ~-FI-- .
TIE CHICAGO KILLED.

TIE CHICAGO KILLED.
The Chicago citizens committee, sent to
Pittsburg landing to obtain the bodies of the
Chicago killed at the recent battle, arrived
here this evening on the steamer ". L. Ew-
ing. The bodies brought are those Of Ccr'
poral L. d. Russell, privates F. Flanegan,
Farnum, Paddock and Sargent, of Go. A,
Chicago Light Artillery, and Alfred Puts,
of Company B. The Committee were
unable to find the body of Sergeant Powell.
Tony Chambers, of Co. A, is buried near
Camp Smith, in the city. There are said to
De several hundred Illinois wounded in tie
hospitals at Savannah, suffering for the lack
Of medical attention, proper care and food.
The Committee will probably start for Chi
cago on Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
They bring no later intelligence from the
army.
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THR CTTY.

PnBsonAL.-In the list Of Pay Agents ap-
pointed thin few days BY the Govern
or, whose duty it is to visit the State vOlun-
4osru, recsiYe their allotments, and see that
they are properly distributed 70 the fami-
lies, We observe the name of J. h. DOlemsn
Of this city. The appointment is judi
oious one, and viii meet with general salts
faction,
Capt. Arnold, Of Company q, 24th Regi'
ment, came homeysstsrday morning, ac-
eompanied by his son, who went from this
city some days since TO sttend the Captain
on thsroute., His wound, a. severe one in
the shoulder, is doing well. The Captain
and his fine company, the "Clevslsnd Carl
bsIdiana," won enviable laursls in the
Pitisburg battle.
DR.. Daniels, Surgeon Of the l4th Rsgi-
nsn, o. v, whose srrestin connection with
the larcSny Of Government hospital stores,
new being investigated in Toledo, was
noticed on the second page Of the LEADER
Yesterday morning, was at Camp Taylor,
This city, IS Assiatant Surgeon OF the 14th
Regiment in the three months service.
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EaW ADVBRTIsRAENGS.

Nrainsrd's aAIl-Old Eoiti Oanesrt.
Ailsed Ostssy-eeaogala aon Thumb
y. q WsaSlsr-PslSnt water DraWsr.
etsa = RFuns-soldisr Claims, ao.
u, X, Nsils--Roal Eains.
Pest BuguFs,
Rsttesrg 4 aAgsmann-slidos.
Oaas. ! nailsze-Eol.eafo propoaalI.
d. Hr.iasss 8 0e-ssW Catalogue q Musia,
H.E. Asadall 0o-shsWli, &C.
Wa. Blss-Mona's nelisfsesletT.
Eu shav-Nilinss Wantos-LooAl.
OsVsiand Gragu-Lopal Notice.
IEt-heeal Notice.
IsEgsrs,i 4 Wilson-Loosi Hotles.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC STOCK.
DHOTOGRAPRIO ALBUMS, AT

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- B. B, DOUGLAS B CO.,
I79 Superior Street.
ARTISTS MATERIALS -WIES0R b
HEWTOH's and GoupHs OIL and Water OoloTs,
At r. 3 DOUGLAS B CO.'S,
179 huFeriOr Street.
OVAL AND SQUARE GILT ROSEWOOD
AZ BIB. DOUGLAS CO.'S,
179 Superior Street.
C0PPYS OF OELEBRA-
Al H. B DOUGLAS B OO.'S,
17e Superior Street.
uCARTES De VISITE" OF CELEBRATED
Man and Women, and Palmsr's Marbles,
Al B. B. DOUGLAS 4 On.'es
I7s Superior STREET.
FINE ENGRAVINGs OF DISTINGUISH.
Al BIB. DOUGLAS OO.B,
sHTSo l79 Superior Street,
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FROM CHICAGO.
special Cairo 70 the Times.

Special Cairo 70 the Times.
An arrival from TiptOnyille reports heavy can
nonadiDg heard throughout Monday night and
Tuesday In the direction of Fort Wright. There
has been no arrival from the feet since Monday
noon. It is aPprehended the rebel feet at the
Fort has been reinforced BY gunbOats from New
Orleans and attacked our heet. This Is not IN
expected az last advioes from the feet. COmm0-
dore Foots was fully prepared 20 meet the enemy
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WAsHIHaroE. April 80.
COTTON gEHD ron rHE NORTH.

UOIIUN aAaD Tue Il- NOlIN-'
The Secretary of the Interior, in response
to a resolution of the House, states that he
has purchased l40O bushels cotton seed in
in North Carolins, which is now being put in
sacks for distribution by Congressman, and
eight hundred bushels in Tennessee, which
the States Agricultural Societies of Illinois,
Indiana and Ohio distributed More is to be
bought in Tennessee for distribution in To-
wa and Kansas.
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ROR PITTsBURRH.
LoD1svrLI.T. Aprfl 40.

laVlIl y III 2 n
The steamer Telegraph No, 8, LEFT for Pittburg
Tennessee, with supplies, hospital stores, and
nurses, under direction Of Dr.. ", B, Chipley, 70
bringthack Kentucky wounded or await the rs-
ault 81 the next battle If necessary.
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sEAVELERG REGREER.

Oitinsns Wishing conveyance g either Of the
aBQVe Trains og Boats, VIII be called fof ~ the
U01nhes Of BtevenB Omnibus Line, By leaving
lheif addres af the Omnibus Qmee, l4t Superior
street, neEt door t9 the Wedden House,
~ The price Of the MoEEIHa LEApER % neWl
sFsnts 4 One Dollar and Fifty Cents per hun
dred, and no deviation under any circumstances
Tie postage on the LRABnR, 70 News Dealers
S isoae-fourth Of . cent per copy.
We would prefer that persons renting post
ara stsnps should send Us one and three cent in
vsssd Of larger denomlnations.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

ANEW TH1Es AND COOP TH1Ne.-Best Dam
delion Coffee is manufactured by P.J. Fer
ria, Excelsior Mills, Buffalo, N. Y. The
Dandelion Coffee is now considered the
cheapest and most agreeable and healthy Of
all the drinks now used for the 'breakfast
table" It's in favor equal to "old Java"
-, hss less of the narcotic stimulating eff
cscts I'd costs full twO-thirds less. L. A.
Gnbsrt Ia. Ontario Street, Wholesale and
retail agent for Cleveland. aPS:SSS
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Successor to Fl
= ono hundred and seHenty-fve do

Ar One hundred and Bsventy-fve doses
of Aconite, Bell, Nux, or any other HOme-
pathic Medicine, pure and fresh, (allOwing
ten pills to dose) sent by mail in metallic
covered bags, to persons enclosing Is cents
in stamps, or otherwise, to John B. Hall, M.
D., Homeopathic Chemist, Cleveland, Ohio.
Established 1s4s.
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THB LARoEEE or GovERElnNT HOSPITAL
sFozEs.-Alfred ". Kinds, arrested recently
By D. 3. Marshal Bill on charge Of stealing
Government Hospital Stores, and lodged in
Jsil ct Toledo, was examined before 0. s.
Commissioner Dorr, at Toledo, on Tuesday,
end held foF trial in the sum Of 81, ,OOO.--
These stores were from the hospital at Le-
hanon, KY, Of which DR.. Daniels, Surgeon
Of the l4th Ohio Regiment, had charge, and
the testimony given before the Commission.
er does not promise favOrably to that gentle
man.