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at commencement of attack
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favor
RTMix water in the mouth with INVIGORA.
TOR, aud swallow both together.
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What the Rebels Think of the New
Levy of 600, 900 Union Troops.

We rec sived, last night, ad,icrs from the
North, which, though not so lato as that wo
publish In another column. brings nows of
an important character. The North has a,
last settled tho question of immediate draft
ing, and tho Secretary of War has issued an
order for six hundred thousand moro men
"to crush tho rebelllon"--three hundred
thousand to be raised under tho recent call
OF Lincoln, and three hundred thousand
more by daft of the militia Tho order
appears officially in tho Northern papers,
but the circumstances undor which We issue
this mornings paper forbid its publication.
This action of tho government at Wash.
ington had created the widest excitement
tho North, and tho war feeling had
greatly subsidod in its enthusiasm. Tho
opposition to tho order was not to DO dis
guised.
The ErGmiaer then copies extracts from
Northern papers on tho subject, and con.
cludos;
Brief as these paragraphs arc, thov arc
enough to show that this order for draft
will cause an immense reaction in the pop.
ular mind of the North, aud we shall await
tho next news from tho North and North
west with much interest - Richmond En-.
amIner, .Avg. l2h.
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Leucorrhmn or whites, Ovarian Tumo or,
Uterine liberation, FemaIe Disenses,
Syphilis and pIercuriaI Disease.

NEW URLEANY, Z5lh August, ISbv.
On. J. O. 1yER: Sir cheerrully comply with the re-
guest OF your agent md report to Of tho effects
have realized with your Sarsapara.
have curod with It, in my practice, most Of the com
plants for which II Is recommended, and have fund it's
effects truly wonderful In the OF TneyeGi and Msr.
eurdl Disede One Of my patients had Syphtie ulcers
IN his throat which consuming his palate and the
top Of his mouth. Your sarsaparlla steadily takep
cured him In i've weeks Another attacked by SEQ
ondary symptoms in his nose, and the liberation had
eaten away considerable part Of II, that believe the
disorder would reach his brain and kill him. But 10
yielded to my administration of your Sarsaparla; the
ulcers healed and he s well again, OF course without
some disfguration to his face woman who had been
created for the disorder by mercury was suffering
from this poison In her bones They had become so sem
stive to the weather that damp day she Uttered or.
sruoatiug pain In her joints and bones She, too was
snred entirely by your sarsaparila in few weeks. 1
know from It's formula which your agent gave NO. that
this Preparation from your laboratory be great
remedy; consequently these truly remarkable results
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tenacously the enemy held their ground,
| cannot hope to adequately express
How Schurz fougbt-ask any eyewitness
OF the conduct Of his men, led by the or
ator fighter.
1t was o'clock. The enemy not only
held his centre but advanced upon our left.
1t was critical. opportuely McDowelps
corps appeared coming to cur relief
Two brgajes (Hatch's and Doubleday's)
Immediately met the enemy's advance
upon left, and although suffering terribly,
stayed him until dark. The days work
was ended. We held more ground than
in the morning, but not SO much as at
NOM
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trevile about noon and assumed COM
mand, but wisely and generously deferred
TO Sigel the rest of the day, as being best
acquainted with the position.
Ate O'Clock the fight was raging along
the whole line terrifcally, muskeIry like
Gaines Hill, and artillery like Malvern
Hill. There was not ten minutes cessa.
tion at any one time for tho next three
hours. We advanced not a step; we re
tired not step. The enginery of war
men, guns and "viiainous saltpetre"-
seemed equal each side to he other. AT
8 O'Clock Schenck was ordered back from
the left, and the artillery of that wing fell
back 10 the next eminence.
During the three hours scarcely a reg.
iment of the three corps on The field that
had not been in the thickest. Promptly
and skillfulIy, rs a command would be-
come exhausted. it would be replaced by
another, but only for brief rest, then TO
up and at it. These splendid passages
OF lines" as such movements are techni-
caIly called, seem to me feature that
ought not to pass uncommended.
The withdrawal OF the battle. Troops
were rushed TO the right and a redonbled
onset made there. Again the enemy was
forced. His left was swept upon his cen
tre-we took him "endways," in flank
While the infantry fought those, our ar
tiiiery' eleven batteries in line, played
stunniugly. each gun pointed we'll to left,
that no unlacky shell might harm friend.
We could move the rebels no further
than their centre. Musketry in rolls, in
crashes, sounded out Of the spot Of woods
where our advance was stayed how
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VOLUME XIII. NO. 39.
MEDICAL.
The Grsefenberg
FAMILY MEDICINES

A RE prepared under tho immediate suporvia
n ion of a skillful Physician, and they may 10
relied upon in AL cases.
The intelligence Of tho community is not in.
suited by the offer Of a single medicine which
claims TO cure ALL DISEASES but the Gnfenbrerp
Remedies consist Of seven different Medicines,
all unequaied in the cure of diseases for which
ihey are recommended, among which may be SO.
lected one appropriate TO amy OF the diseases incl
cent TO this country and climate
RrTHE GREFENBERG VEGETABLE
FILLS are better than any other kind Of Pills in
the world-Price 25 Cents
0TTHE GREFENBERG UTERINE CA.
THOLlCON is an iulalhbie remedy for all Fe.
male diseases.-PRlCE $3.50.
arTHE UTERINE ECATHOLICON wiRnlsc
cure Gravel, Diseases of the Kidneys, Ufinu.
difficulties in males.
otrTHE CIR EFENBERG GsARsAPARLL
is by far the most powerful and eficncious COZ
pound in use.-Price One Dollar.
2TTHE GREFENBERG DYSENTFp
SYRUP is a certain ami quick remedy for all H.
eases Of the bowcls--Price SO Cents.
&rTHE GREFENHERG PILE REMED,
never tails To permanently relieve this distressing
disease-PriCe One Dollar.
erTHE GREFENBERG CHlLDREN's
PANACEA is an invaluable compound in all
diseases incident to children.
THE GREFENBERG FEVER AND AGUE
REMEDY is n sovereign specific for this partiC
uur disease- Price So Cents.
THE GR4EFENBERG GREEN MOUNT
AIN OINTMENT oxcels all other saves in i:s
curative effects Price % Cents.
THE GREFENBERG CONSUMPTIYE'S
BALM affords the most astonishing reIei in all
pulmonary complaints-Price 3 90 a bottle. Can
eminent Physician Of New York, states that he
has known the Gr1lenberg Consumptives Balm
| used with great success in Dropsy Our own
experience substantiaes his siatcmeni.)
THE GREFENBERG HEALTH BITTER9
are the most pleasant und delightful tonic ever
propared.-Pfice 25 Cents.
THEGR HiFE NBERG LOTION is unparal.
leed in all Inflammation or diseases oil the Eye
Price 25 Cents.
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GEN. HUNTER has issued a general order
in which ho says that "it is with deep re-
grot that he has received several reports
against officers for returning fugitive slaves,
In direct violation of law of Cougross. Ii
will hardly DO believed when ID is an.
nounced, that Now England Colonel is
to day, in tho second year of the rebellion,
In arrest for having been engaged in tho
manly task of turning over young woman,
whose skin was almost as white as his own.
to the cruel lash of tho rebel master.
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S A N FORD'S
Family Calhartic Pills,
COMPOUNDED FROM

Pure Vegetable Extracts, and put up in Gls..
Cases. Air Tight, and UW keep in any climate.
The FAMILY CATHARTIC PILL is a gen
tie but active Cathartic which the Proprietor ha
used in his practice for more than twenty wears
The constantly in-,, creasng demand from
those who have !ong used tho PILLS, and the
satisfaction which j. -{express in regard 10
their use, h as induced = me TO place Them with.
in the reach OF all. -
The Profession welio know that different
Catharics act on differ eht portions OF tho bow
els.
The FAMILY C A -33THARTIC PILL,
has, with due reference : to this well established
TACT, been compounded !. from variety of the
purest Vegetable f . tracts, which act alike
on exery part OF the al.I= timentary canal, n d
are GOOD and SAFEEG all cases whera q
Cathartic is needed and Il such as DERANGE.
MENT OF THEIS STOMACH, SLEEP
MESS, PAINS IN THE BACK and LOINS,
COSTIVENESS, p AIN AND SORENESS
OVER THE WHOLE BODY from sudden cold,
which frequently, If neglected, ended in long
course of Fever. OS OF APPETITE, q
CREEPING SENSATION OF COLD OVER
THE BODY, RESTLESSNESS, HEADACHE,
or WEIGHT IN THE HEAD, all Inhammatorv
matism, great Purifier OF the Blood, and other
diseases 10 which flesh is heir, 100 numerous to
mention in this advertisement Dose too.
PRICE 80 CENTS.
01rThe Liver Invigoratnr and Family CathaY.
tic Pills are retailed by A. Cook and DR., John
Nichols Chardon, Ohio, by Druggists generally,
and sold wholesale by the Trade In all the large
towns. ST. W. SANFORD, M. D.,
Manufacturer anu Proprietor,
POS Broadway, (cor. OF Fulton STU New York.
423
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Rhsumatisn, Gout, Liver Com plaint.

lNDEPESDEEcE, Preston Co., Va, 9th July, 1859.
DR. J. Q. AYER: Sir, have been afflicted with pain
fu chronic Rheumatism for long time which bailed the
skill Of physicians and stuck to In spite of all
remedies could nnd until tried your SarhparIa One
bottle cured mo in two weeks and restored my general
heat so much that am far better than before was
attacked. think il wonderful medicine. J. FREAH.
Jules Y Getclell, Of st. Louis writes; al have been
AFFLICTED for years with affection of The Lirer, which
destroyed my health tried every thing and every thing
ailed to relieve me; and have been brokenown
Tor some years from other than arrangement Of
ne LUsT My beloved pastor the Rov. MIR Espy, advised
mo TO try your Sasapara because he said lie knew you
aud any thing you made worth trying. y the bless
ing Of God has cured and has purified my blood
as to make new man Of me- / feel young again. The
best that can DO said OF you is not half good enough
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sehirrus, Cancer TumO Ors, EnIarg ement,
liberation, Carries and ExfOliatIOM or

great variety OF have been reported as whers
suros OF these formidable complaints have resulted from
the Of this remedy but space will admit
then. Some Of them may be found In our American
Almanac, which the agents below named pleased to
furnish gratis to all who call for them.
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HOME TESTIMONY,

Mr.. H. B. KINGSLEY Dear Sri We feel il du.
ty we owe TO the public to say that Marshnll's Ca
tholicOn is medicine invaluable lor complaints
classeG under the head OF Female Diseases We
have used your Grelenberg Medicine, and huve
been greatly benefited thereby so much so, that
were the price double we would have them.-
To the thousands OF our sex who are suffering
from weaknesses, We would recommend The Ca.
tolIcon as n sure panacea. 1t gives strength 10
the system, and enables each of the organs Of the
body to perform their appropriate functions.
Mrs. w CARTER,
Mrs. E. E. TVEERS,
Miss e. C.SIVORuSTEIT.
Medina March lst, 1861
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Group, Bronchitis, Incipient Com
sumption, ana FOR tho Relief
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in advanced Stages
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Few the communities, families, among them
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they know the effects OF This remedy need not
do than them that II has all the vir.
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strongly upoR the confidence Of mankind.
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4UNN 2 . " FUh-VSIEII
Medina, March lst, 1861.

The nbove.named Ladies we are personllny uc-
qnanted with, and know that for several wears
while we lived in Medina they were great suf.
it was with difficulty she was able to stand upon
her feet. A few bottles of Coleolcon entirelv
cured her Of her complaint. My wife received
great benefit from this medicine We recommend
il to the Ladies Of this Country, as q safe urd ei
ilicent remedy Tor the many complaints they are
subject 10. JOHN lPEEKS,
Editor Of the Garfield Herald
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-06

SnoEa AMONG rHE soLDIERs-ColOnel
1ohn COehrane, says n. Y. Tribune cor
respondent, has introduced singing in his
regiment, in which sll the men and officers
are expected to take part, and has estab-
lished dsi y religious services through the
regimental chaplain, John Browns
soul is marching on, chOrussed BY thOus-
and men at ateEening parade, gives CrOm-
vellian earneslness to this war, in at least
one camp.
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+ EGAL NOTICE.-THEODORB

II
r. SooWden, Rose. ta ScoWden and eehtel Gsd-
ham, administrators Of the estate of fhoms
Le lDard, nOn-residents Of the state Of Ohio, viii
take notice that on the ID day cf Jenuagy, 1862.
Richard Uleugh hled his petition akatdst th' and
others, in the court Of Common Pleas ior Cuyaho-
"a county, Ohio setting forth that there is due
him. the said OIeugb, upon two promissory not #
the said THEODORE 4. ~noWden d4ted May %, 1855,
payahle one three, th9 other four years from ca5,
to order of Theodore G.. MIls, with interest, at
per cent psr anBum, rayabie annually, each Ofsaid
notes being for $3.50 90, and on witch divers BAY
ments have been made-the sum OF $1,000. with iu-
tsrest on S35O,Os. At per cent per annum nom
May Is, 1861, payable anoUs ly, and On $500 at
per cent per an aum from Nay %, 1853, payable an
lso, that ca d Theodore &. Scowd and Po- eta,
his wife executed and delivered to said Theooore g.
Mills, rtgsge, deed Of the following detcribe.
premises, to Wit: Situate In the township Of East
Cleveland, b. ing number seven, IN the twelfth
range Of townships, in the Come u ut Western
Reserve in the state Of Ohio and which Is also in
the county OF Cuyahnga, snd Is known By being the
fouth half of he following described tTect " lot
Of lanh, to wit The northwest quarter OF sub oivi
sioa lot number three hundred and ninety -iour
C394) aud part of aoue tho0sGnd re trast mum
5,r fourteen az. bounded as iol ows, Horih BY
the ne OF raid lot east By land Of ason Natkinsi
south By land Of \ CcEard, west b. land of u uui-
phrg Nichols, containing twenty hye (2i1 acrrs tn
land hereby dee ed containing twelve and one-half
Q25) acres, and being, a5 Aforesaid the south half
Of ths twenty-five acres above desert cd, and con
veYed BY Milton Coe to Jud til brOcs way, on tn
8th Of cep embsr, A. d. 1882 but sub ect 70 ell legal
highway, for the purpose Of securing the payment
OF said two notes described above, other notes and
q bond described in said rtgage, according TO
the tenor and en- ct thereof aud Auf R y the de aut
Of such payment and that sad Rosetta SSowden has
released her right OF d0Wery in said promisss and
asking the 0ouct 10 ind the amount due as above
so found dus be paid 10 the plaintiff in a reasoIabl
tine to be fixed By tbs Court, said premises b sold
TO satisfy said debt and cOsiB OF this suit.
said dziendants viii answer the petition ia this
or before the first day Of March, ls62 iud9
ton, By default. JOSEPH 8. GRANHIs.
Jsn3.S74 Att'y for Plsinttf.
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ARTEMUs WARDS LEoTURE.-Mr. Charles
F. Brown, better known as "Artemns
Ward, editor Of Vanity Fair, repeated last
evening his lecture on The Children IN
he Wood 10 large audience IN the hall
Of the Mercantile Library. His hearers
frequently manifested their delight, snd
ri6Bles Of laughter ran through the hour.
IN z. TribuHe
Mr.. Brown delivers the same lecture in
this city on the slst for the benefit Of the
Soldiers Aid Society.
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GeaaI A1tieea.
Ohio, 1 In Court Of Common Pleas o.
ounty. said county.

The State Of ohio, 4 In Court Of Common Pleas q.
Cuyahoga County said county.
Mary Z. Kias. Plaintiff, No,,o..
William A King, Dsiendsnt
Tho ) ofsndant viii take potice th-t on the 5th
day Uf November, A. ID. 1861, ths PlainHd filed her
petition for Divorce IN the Clerks of1oe Of said
iourt, charging said defendant with habitual
drunkenness, extreme cruelty, and gross neglect OF
duty, aud praying for dissolution Of the MARRIAGE
cOntrsct nd custody OF children. Said cause will
be set for hearing at the February term " said Court
The defendant will further take notice that deposit
tions will be taken IN said BY the plalnti, at
the oioe o. Mills GO8horn In the city Of Cincinna-
Il, Hamilton county, uhiO tie 5th day Of Febru-
ary, A 1852, bstween the hours Of g A M and p
~, and continue from day TO day until raid depOsi
tions shall be completed.
MARY r. KING
jaDl:s73 BY ALBERT T. SLADE, hcr Atty.
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BETHEL NoTIcE.-Rev. William Day will
preach in the Bethel Church on Sabbath
morning and evening. Sabbath School ct
two 2. NJ. Prayer meeting on Thursday
eHeninr.
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HlFMMR

FT1RIFSEMAR I. rs 3, ABE DIR
TETrED BY ROYAL EETTB8S PATENT
England and secured b. tbs SsalI OF the Aeole a
'shaE1nacie de Paris, aEd ths ImpsrA toiioEe
GCdictne, ftenna
10 b invaluable for exhGuEtioni agsr1lafoFfho,f
ard All Rhyslcal disabilities
stssE fhst have heretofore beon treated ly the nau
rlnuH aud psrDiciouB use Of ooplfEa and cuDeDfs
10. ! has entirely EupFlanted The ln5uriou1 90
mercury thereby lnEuri % the a1aoreE 1poedy -
la, di5BeEsins ell imguTitcli ana rootinE oas thu
qaInoa Of disease.
TRIEsEaIAR, Nos. J, snd !, are pEsFegatson tn
form of ioEaaFe, devoid Of tAste and small and eaI
b. carried IN th8 Wai8tcoat pocket bQia - IN eis
~ afyidsd into osparats dnses a. administered b.
Vairsan Iaiismand k0uI, Bicuid, &c. trice - each
or oaBgs for s., which ave = and IN ~ eA'es
aud retail, o. Or. BARROW, No. i9s Bleocker 1tresi
Sew York. Immediately on rscetving a raInittancz
Or. Barrow VIII forward the Trie8emar % any ~
81 ths world securely packed, and add els9 EocoEt
inE 70 tbs in1trC tfoas oi tso NEit-r
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80ota aud ShoEs.

NJ e W O A S q
BOOT AND SHOE HOUSE,
No. l12 BANK STREAT.
We vauId desire 70 call the attention Of all that
come to this market, 90 our
NEW STOCK OF BOOTS 4 SHOES
that We ara now receiving from some Of the arses
and best Manufactures daily, to sell for
CASH, AND CASH ONLY
Our stoSk consists OF Mems, Boys Youths an
THiOK KIP AND GALE BOOTS
Mems, Boys and Youths Br0ganB.
WOMEH's CALF, KIP, ENAMELED, GOAT AND
KID BOOTEEs,
MISSES CALF AND KIP BOOTEES.
OHTLD'S CALF, KIP, KID a GOAT BOOTFEES
afters IA spsndid Shoe fer this season Of the year,
and All the staple goQdl lsualy found IN this line
We can also furnish INFANTRY and OAYALRH
BOOTS By haTips two weeks notice, one hundred
cases per month q almost any pattern, can bs fur
nshed. ths samples Of which We shall bo pleased &c
chow 20 these who Wtnh 70 contract
- Nov come all you Boot and Shoe Dealars and
examine our stock for yourselves and itwont take
long % oonEipes yg1 that this L the way 70 bup
Boot and Ehoss-ffy0u have the money: -
ClsTslapa. sept % issl;Rli
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BERNARD DEMMENG.

ARTISAN, hAUHIEIsr AMP TATEEF hODEL
ma KERs
No. la Supe 'ior street. tLeader Building,)
o lGVEhAND, OHIO.
EEREABD DEMMENGt having rented The
establishment Of II. Eonigni0W, iH now prepared e
contract for manufacturing Sewing Machines, 9nd
ell kinds OF light Machinery ERrti eular attention
end tlcilitieH Tor getting ug Eodeis OF Patents.
u i A R y e.
II your SKATES need fixing, call on DeInmsnE.
II your s'9'TIRG MAOHIEE e out Of order,
Hs -repsirs ali kinda Of SURGICAL Instruments.
An kinds of Estal and Musical Instruments 70
Eairea,
Ifyou should sot up a neS. Patent, Dsmmsas 2
tho man TO get up your Models other IN WOOD
Brass, or Iron, IN tho neatest manner.
Au kinds Of Belt Hanging done IN prompt style,
- OF light MEckilsrF put In OrdHf n thf
al eLpo1 Nous manner.
Enginoertag Instruments reported
small gtesm EnFiues repaired thoroughly
Rail Road OonduosoT's Punches manufactured 10
the best manner.
Rsil Bosd donduotgr'B Punches repaired.
I-4-ln facs Varything In ths shape ef refatrina
or manufacturing, done on contract.
~ Hptrsans 10 ahoP-IA Superior street up one
pair of sfslFss BERNARDO 'EMHEdGsE
Jb5iRiS