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FRI aHD u = aSD-fkE II.
". sweets EIHFAhLIBLz LIEIMENTl3 D preBara
lora the recipe OF Dr. Stephen Sweet, Of UonRsctiu5
ths graf bone ssttsr and eAs bean used IN s prns
gc Tor the lart twenty yusr1 with ths rnull astona
NJ E1ccesa- As an 6ztoraal remedy Il q Without
tiYai, snd viii Alleviate pain more Epeediy than an
Uther 7fepGration- Eor all Rheu.natio and NerYOu
Dtsordera ir q truly iuisible, and curative ioi
cores, Wounds 5prsins, Bruises, &C., IT. soOthtng
healing and powerful stFens sthsning propenao3, ex
cite the iust wonder and astonish q All Who hay
ogar given Il trial. Over fOur hundred eertneatS,
o. remarkabie cures p5riurEed b. u within the AL
Two YEAR,, attest % this iR0t strong ArmBtrUnsi
Agents 9or Ulsvel.nd. deci0aleeoEdhE !
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ormsrly resided in this city:
LEAVFRWORTU, Oct, l0lh.


DEAR MRs. ROUSE II called at the Aid
rooms yesterday and found Mr.. Brown
busily engaged forwarding stores to Fort
Smith and making arrangements to estab-
lish some new field hospitals. Fort Scott
appears to be destitute of every comfort for
sick and wounded soldiers as you will per-
ceive on the perusal of the enclosed letter
from Surgeon Chenaweth.
Mr.. Brown requested me to acknowledge
the receipt of two shipments of stores,
also, think, seventy dollars in money for
freight His apology for net writing con-
sists in a multiplicity Of engagements. He
spent some time in Lawrence distributing
money and stores from Chicago, to the
poor sufferers Of that stricken place, and
intends going again on Monday on the
same errand. If the weather is favorable,
accompany him. We are expecting the
same fate here. News arrived yesterday
that General Blunts band and body guard
we're captured on their way to Fort Smith
and the musicians and artists shot in the
head. They are feHds. five are defeated
at Forts Scott and Smith, they will march
on us and not a man or house will be
spared. They are said to number eight
thousand. Lincoln has abandoned Kansas
and what little defence we can offer will
be of no consequence whatever. fear
Leavenworth is doomed city.
think the Commission has cause for
graduation in having secured the services
of SO efficient an assistant as Mr.. Brown,
and his whole heart and soul are in the
work.
Our Aid Society is doing all it can in
small way. Remember nae kindly to our
Aid ladies. Yours truly,
E. G. GRISWOLD.
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ATTENTION, SOLDIERS.
And the Friends Of Soldiers !

We call the attention Of all having relations or
friends IN the army to the fact that hothand Ger
man hitters' will cure nins-tenths Of tee diseases
Induced By exbosure and privalions. incident 70
csmp life In the Isis, published almost daily IN
thf newspapers on the arrival OF the SICK VII Oe
from deblIith Every Of that kind can Re read
fly cured by Holland German Bttters We have no
hesitati io say ing that the Btter5 Wers freely
need among our soldiers hundreds Of lives might be
sayed that otherwise would be lost,
The prophet daily receiving thankful le tiers
from sufferers In the army and hospitals WEo have
bean restored to health BY the Of these Bitters,
ent 70 them by their friends
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FARMs FOR SALE.

II acres two miles from the CITY about 20 rods from
kuclid-St., on the Crawford Road A good Farm
House and Barn; well stocked with Fruit Of all
- Kinds. Price 5000. Terms to suit purchaser.
40 acres in Euclid, y miles from the city timbered
new house, price t45 per acre. Terms cary.
Farm IN kewburgh, hve mies from tn city-i5
acres timbered, IS acres improved, email frame
house, good barn and COW steble, stream OF n.yer
iAiiing water and small orchard.
l60 Acres, on which is bed OF Iron Ore, 20 mi'es
above Lalrosse would exchange.
10 Acres in Brooklin, White Frame House, Good
Barn, and Fruit OF ali kin6s
~ Acres on Spangler Avenue; brick hozse, marble
mantles, etc,
Es Acres 10 indeIendln.e. % acres improved, bsl-
ance timber. Price i30 Fer ccrs. Ootz4
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DEMA5 S. BABEEs . CO.,
General agsnts,

The Chief AttrIoutes of Manhood ara
frequently Lost or suspended bY nal practices and
oIous habit tnAt vl insTitsbly Lad to hsrsditary
disease unless checked IL tins Bead the truths lad
down In the treatise "HUMAf S8AILTY, ,or PHTs
i0LOaIcAL REsEAECuzs." 1t Is elAborstsly nluStrh.
ted with eoloFsd engraVings and Tiu oouvinos tnJ
most hardened and uDn0noerusd, as Eell as relisTi
the minds Of the most despondiug' 5J ieadins then
in the right chsunsl sur rollo: o hodpy snd montA
AEonEand despair.
a|Sold by Dr. BAREoT, i4 Blocker ST., b. I.
Proo IS nerts sent free ever where See advorlar
uaspt OF q 1rfessrnArf' in another column.
scld also b. G. v. OLABAs Dr0sEist, OlsvelAnd
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GROCERIES 8 PROYISIORS,

OUTER BUTT8RI BUTTeRI
II eco rs Dairy Batter. in CT eks and Hrkins,
t1n day received a. rUNh q Wa Rb'S,
ootz2.ll, ll9 Ontario St. cor. . iehisau.
DOTATOES, POTATOES-FAM-
j ILIEs wishing their Fall and Winter potatoes,
can besuPpisd BY the quantity At 6 oents per bush
oct22-l2i 14s QntsTio-St., cor. Michigan-St,
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SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY.


s5 BANK sTAEEr, CLEvELAHD, October %, 1868.
We have received many interesting let
tsrs from the Southwest two of which we
publish this week-Mr Reads account Of
the capture Of a portion of the Sanitary
stores intended for Chattanooga shows us
that we have to do more than ever to re-
pair the loss that our wounded have suf-
fered. This occurrence is one Of the "for-
tunes of war" to which we must submit
with SIS good grace as possible, provoking
though it is.
1t is the first serious loss we have met
with in the tradspOrtatiOn of goods-ihe
stores of the Commission having escaped
cftontimes when Government supplies
have been destroy the same train.
We have sent from our rooms two large
shipments since cur last report, and these
goods have been forwarded from Louisville
to meet the want that Is represented in the
letters from Nashville and Chattanoga.-
All who are interested with us will please
notice the urgency of the call, especially
for flannel garments and blankets.
We are pleased to hear of many very
successful festivals, dime societies, 60,
that have been held for the benefit of our
branch Societies in numerous places. The
friends of the cause have been very ingen-
iOus in devising ways and means for
keeping up the interest and the efficiency
Of Aid Societies, and we are sure thsfaith-
full and earnest women who conduct the Ia
bOrs in each town feel greatly encouraged
by the aid thus given them. A bazaar is
now open in Newburgh, which promises to
be grand success, and we commend this
mode of raising money to the officers of
other Aid Societies.
There has never been greater need for
our work than at this time, when thous.
snds who received their wounds at Chick
mauga are looking to the benevOlencs of the
North for aid, and we cannot but beg each
one of our loyal and humane women to ap-
ply themselves with more energy than ev-
eT to the work Of reliol.
We give below extracts of letters from a
lady in Nashville:
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
RRAYFON & sTOCKWELL,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
Oni0e HS: sS: Atsstsr dIsilding Entrance through
HOUSES AND LOTS roR SALE.

hOboEO AMI LUIS EOh BALE
Brick Dwellings, Mes. l0i and IO5 Euclid Street
lots running through to Huron street. Worry
Lot on Michigan street, 3iXI55 feet e. 600 down and
the Dasnce m one, two ana three y~sTs.
fraAe House on Huron strset- Lot 81 feet frOu d,
running Trough to High street.
Frame House Clinton ztTeet. near Duane street
Lot S3x feet. Price s eco.
IHo-StorJ Frame hOuse Lake street, opposite
Clinton Park Lot 66Nls3 feet Price O. 5tO
Frame House on 81. CLAIR street Eot 4fxlsO feet.
Price s4,0O.
Frame Hoase on S bley street. Lot s6xIl5 feet.
Possession given lsl Of Spul.
house anu lot No. sI5 klnsman Street, lot lO0XS30
house has all the modern improvements Of hot
and Co d water ana Gas throughout, furnace,
marble mRnties, &C
large, new and elegant brick house and barn, cor
ner Ktnsman and Forrest Street lot 226xSg6.-
Terms easy.
Bri house and lot on ST. Clair Street, near Bon5
good dtruit, water gas, SC A very desirable prop
erty 70 rUnt or for u homestead
Frame House and lot Is9 Kinsman Street, s2x30O
good well Of water fruit, burn, ao. Terms easy.
Price $40 per foct.
d.sTable house and lot in Hudson to exchange for
Frame house and lot No. lO5 Kinsman Street lot 500
l62, good fruit and well. Price g., ,5OO
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: . . .
PARTIOULAR NOTICE,

There are many preparations sold under the name
Of Bitrers pus up in quart bottles, compounded oi
the cheapest whisky common rum oosLng LIom y
Coriander seed. a., -
Tins ciass OF Bitters has csused and viii continue
70 nae a. lon, a. they can be sold hundreds 70 die
the death the drunkRrd By their use the % stem
Is ksnt continually under the influence OF Alcehonc
Stmu-nts Oh the kind the desire ios Liquor Is
created and Aspt up and the result u ali the Aorors
attendant upon z drunKA life and death
Fvr tEose VINO de ire anG will have Liquor Bitter
we publish the folio wing recipe: get one bottle Hooi
ape Iermau Bitters and mix with three quarts good
zion shat viii lar excel in msdIcina virtues and rus
sTcsgnce any OF the numerous Liquor Bitters In the
MARKET and will cost muon less. lou Will nave ~ ~
. good article OF Liquor at much issf price tnAh
these inferior preparations will cost you.
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DIED.
AUCTION SALES.

In East Cleveland, on Thursday, Oct Der 22d, Of
Drop-y, W. A. PADDOCK, aged p years.
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LETTERs FRoM KANSAS.

The suffering of the troops and refugees
in LeavenwOrth and Fort Scott continues
very great. Wewill be glad to forward
stores there-have sent large quantity
already and hope to send more. Anything
designed for that locality will be sent
at once if intrusted to US.
The refugees need women's and child
ren's clothing, boots, shoes, hats, patent
medicines, housekeeping articles, &C., &c.
Please gather from your households all
that can be spared and let US send it to
those homeless, destitute ones whose prop
erty has been all destroyed by rebel vio-
lence
The following letter is from lady who
formerly resided in this city:
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No person in a Fever and Agas District should be
without them.
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PRICEs.

Large Size O. 90 q bottle, or half dozen - CO.
Medium Size Is . or hai oozsn W
ties hold are much the cheaper.
Should your nearest druggist not haye the article
do not be PIT o by Of the Intoxicating prepara-
tios tbat may be offered In Its place. but send 10
and we viii forward, securely packed, BY ,1prsss-
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O.. Dr.. q e. HABa,
Es1s5sr Of Ae Royal College Of Phssi0iGaI
Lesdon, EaglaHd; Gradaate Of
BioOrd's Hospital for

BtoOrd'a HOspstGt for .a
FEMALE DIS EASE
md = constant attendant Of PAriss London, EsE
leans and Montreal hospitals for the last tan
has opened bis Ofaoe II the III. ..s.
johnson House, Cleveland,
Whure he viii te hs3pg meet al thoss Who are a.
diotss with subacuio and chronic diseases.
His Tsai rnent is sltirely different from the oil
piAn, and is mid, eiesefous end effective. His med
Icines acs aimpiy vegetable extracts I'D olls ihsI
have never been usod but By two 9th physicians q
Ameriea besides himssr. ge has sDer ths CREATES
pArt Of his life and thouEazd5 Of dolsfs In obtAiniE
q few seoress n mis- profession He tes8 the Urir
Tor slI forms Of disease. Roohsrzsfor giving
honest and true statement Of thsir resss.
sPERuATORHGA. fa cI
To YoUNa MxH--He can prove TO Tou 10 4 lBV mi;
utes that be IS the only physician you ever trsata
with that cures this diGeaaa ForeVery patient vi
will follow his dirscticus, be viii gire One Hundrs
Dollars Il be fails in curing Ihls disease No chArFs
made for Consultation Those st distaDos who Wisf
% consult the Doctor may do 70 b. ssEding small
vial Of urine By mail, with End age, and It
will answer and describe their and the pOssibil
ity Of getting ralisf, bT enclosing return postage
Itamp. .- mar3;lG
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In Attachment.

In attachment.
George Mol, Plaintiff Before Q. B. Tihbitts, Esd,
". J Justice Of the fehee IN and
Peter White and u q I for CleVsland Township
Maynard, Dsiet d4nis CGgahoga coanty, Ohio.
THE DEF ENDANTS WILL TAXI
notice trAL On the 25sh das of sepTsmBer, les,
the Rinr!f brOusht suit IN atac1nsnt before said
Jusfice claimfngl u said deeBdants the cum Of One
Hundred AID Twenty D5lIsrs- ThfTiy y-six Cent? and
coats aEO. L. INfERsOLL,
octlq I2s pisintida sttnynfy.
AMERICAN w a 7 Oh e 8
~ Al COW LES. % IOok out sor tkall0ns.r
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D E B IL L t Y
AND AG U E.

Resulting from feyers Of any kind-these Bittsrs wi
renew your strength 10 very short time. .r
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This Is the mos; delightful and sztraordinary arti
Gle ever discovered Il changes the sun-bufnt isos
and hands to pee.ly satin tsxtars OF aYishing beau
", imparting the marble purity OF youth, aid the
DIsTIEGUE appearance 80 inviting in the city belle
fashion 1t removes TAM trsokies, ppies sna rough
ness from the skin, having the eoDPisXi0n fresh
transparent and smooth 1t contains materiAlin IN
furious 20 the skin Pstro1i1od By ACTRESSES and
Opera Singers. 1t is what syuFy l9dy ph0gid have.
EU-EoId EVsrVU here.
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STATE OF OHIO,( =
Cuyahogs County, 90
Jennett Belts, plaintiff,
against
Esther Brennan, Law
renee LAWN, Mary
LAWN, Edward DU-
shane, Catherine Du-
shane, Edward Sla-
ter, Bridget Slater,
Elizabeth Brennan
and fAnn Brannan,
defendants,
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The State Of Ohio) In Court OF Common Pleas,
CuyahogaCounty, Civil sction for money and
IS. sale Of lands.
Franklin 7. Backus, pIah,1
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pamphlet of 30 pages. fine white psper Beside 'hs
Ill which is word for word in accordance with the Original
tsx We append Alphabetical Recapulaton Of every
article 10 be taxed by the aud the amount of the tax TO be
svied thereon This renders 1t complete and Convenient
o. 1t ia possible u make IT,
Price cents pospsd 81 per 100 sent by express IS
psr 100 II by mail. Address THE TRIBUNE. New-York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-07
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No. l37 Montsguost Brooklyn. -
NETWORK CLASSES on WEDNESDAYS and SATUR-
DAYS. MONDAYS and THURSDAYS.
BROOkLYk CLASSES on TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS
MorHiug and Afternoon Classes for young ladies' and chill
drrn. Evening Classes for gentle
CI1sses now open. Pupils eau commence at any time.
Circulsrs of tefns H., may De had either A. sdeuy