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New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-18

sCHFNcKS rULMoNlC aiRUP. for tie care Of Cor,hs,
Colds rronr'is aud every form o Ccusum ption The Pc
eiar action of t u'eie riyru' the ncef. an the nnrs.
promotes l. discharge OF the cJrup ,nter by eAIeta
ton parihes the blood. and thus cures CoAsamlios hen
cvrrs other remedy isi's.
SCHENCKS SEA-WEFD TONIC, for tie euro II Dye
10, "a " indigestion end III Assases aTlne from eoty
- Tonic inyigof digestive supplss tha Place
of t. sis ri Juice vhea Tint def eni and ihes enables
. n,i~u ig. th. nutritious food. u soNeei-n
rem, dy Tor all cascs oi indigestion.
s(ifFNCK'S MANDRAkE pills, one - the most vilr-
b ever discovered, be Nege nle rb ute FOX
rlouel aud hayna s the uein properties aroed t. tha.
mineral without producing any OF s nJ to's elects.
TO these three ulcdnes Dr. j. IL. sCtitA1A ~ OF lnhs-
pia his uniyalcd Gccess IN the treatment o. P'l-
nonesy Consumption Tn" runone syrup igrns me bot-
bid matter ascs Il s prhss The blood The Mautsko
Pills act upon the liver remove all ohsruors ther'rln.
give the Isa healthy aud cue Lyrl CoaJiaia hci
il one OF prom neu' scs Of assumption IN" sea
Weed Tonic iuyisols,es The power, the stomach and by
sens,hne the digestion md bringing Il TO nonLap aad
healthy condition. hnpn,v,s the quality OF the bot-Oy
which the formation al ulcers biculcs in The nhs
becomes impossible The combined action o thrss medicines,
a. thus rxrlined win every OF Ionsunpon. the
remedies are used in tine and the uss o hem Il peese.td
m suitcir ty 70 bnns the to favorable fer4Dooa
Dr. sCUENCk cln only be found al his rooms, Ne. -
Bond t. N-w.yofs. every TUESDAY nom d. M 10
D. m r consultation end adyic, bet h- medicines cen D. Ha
CONRAD FOX No. 81 n9rclsy-st..
W io.sile i CERT for New oss
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-18
FoRsaP Proxy PoR
Z SECTION w DfRgcToRs,
giA DECExDEG, lo,J.



The Ncw-Nork Crnirnl Ksiirsnd Company.
tn, Underlined stock.od-r IN "TaE NEwYoRK
CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY" hereby appoiu,
TuosAsW. OLcorr JonS T.. WILLIAMS md GEO +. F,L-
Nss or either Of ,hem
ai.ouley and proxy for ma in name to vote foe
Directors of,he said Company end Tor Inspectors ., Elecoa
~ The election for the ,ed officers. BE- held * the
Office the .aid Company, in ,he City Of AbaiJ the
o Wednesday Of DeoeatsE lsso whatever other uio
ami place such election usy be held. md FOR and
IN name to act O; such election aud in any meeting
proceeding. which may ,Lsn ,skc place, faya. could
Do II pessonay pressn. with M po-es d. substitution and
revocation to them 81. either OF them. III previous proxies
being hereby revoked
Nines.es.
The above T.. iorec' form % Proxy for those who deno
rise one 10 .~ Election The signature should ba
witnessed hy tgo sipesse. snd 'esefH1 stamp attached
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A NEW PERFUME FOR TIE HASDEgRCHIE

A NEW PERFUME FOR THE HANDEgaCUIEF.
EXTRACT oY THE
EcuT.D .DLoOslss CFREUs
EIGHI. BLOOMING CEREus,
EicnT BLOOMING CERrvs
kicHT- BLOOMING CEEEUs
NiCBr.BLooaIsG CERgUs.
kt0Hr. 81 oosiNo CERgus,
EiCHr- r-BLoONfsc CERxrs,
Mos. Exquisite Delicate and Fragrant Perfume Distilled
ffoi Rare ard beautiful Flower rom whic i take ia
name. Manui,cipred onIy by Prhos n sos.
BEWARE CousTErYyITs.
PHsioS's-TAKE
Sod hy druggists generally.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-18
TuE GROVER & BAKER sEwIsG-MAcHIygs

exhibited q ten State Fi only il sesop ~ nine Of
these they awarded The mir prrinI', over al com
peor ani =, the tenth The wot done upor esc machines
received tie h1, premium They also awarded the
hshe,i ~, nuns reaTy every i1g'e ar County fair
held ih. sasIoonl- No s)5 Broad cay, Sew'fot
and 80. 1872 fuliou-st brooklyn.
GouRAUDS ITALIAN MEDicATBD SOAP cures
Chap thaff, fimnls frup.or'. tfccfs, and all tAn
beIsh'- noURAeDs IoUpgE SUBTLE uP-oo's haiI if,m
low orc-sds nny PEI oi The body, Asy ani qlirEs
Inv WHry RouGE. Ham Dry. &c, r-CWh,uDs ae~
depot. No. s.J broadws ricr oraiis'.
BArCHELoR's HAIR DYg.-The best IN the
word. rvrfci nafaf. fe1be, t1luefs d in lntarefe'
in .iltt. Tic .rnri.e d agnrt Nitfsy A. bATchEioE
sod -, si ugurrlsfs. tsctofy 30. IN blE tay ..
F6E THE ilAIH--BNRRY's TgsoPnHroUS-
The p.si ari cheapest lffI .ir. sllI by r DrsvfHs
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.;,, and making the requisite notes tc

,,. r,,.,ry a.d making the requisite notes to
rsrfc. ths enrolment st. - -,
r. ~ - rollert WI hear provided in para
sr rntii The 7 Of December lB63 after which no cases
ri, BE- hesrd As soon rs possible thereaier report oi po
.~-scors will be made out, according 70 the lIn,ed
- iona and trsnsI1ea 10 The Provost Mar hal General
g T aud residence Of those proposed 70 be
"a Ia viii be written Uon sheets OF ohdated enroll
& - ~ M lorms s7 onl 53l End rrnsucd to The Provost
s neral for The purpose Of correcting Oh Isis on NE
ii' JAMES II. FRY. Provost Marshal General
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-18


Cleanse and Purify the Blood.
SWAYNE'S PANACiiA.
SWAYNE'S PANACEA.
The only sovereign remedy for efectuay curing Scroiula
Mercuria es.s deep ,eaed syphilis Rhennaii.u and al
disorders arising from contaminated and impure slate Of the
Blood.
liberated Zero Legs Hip Joint complsiut.
White Surlints. Pmples the Face.
Boi.s, yellow skin Obstinate Scay Erp'ions
ulceTa'ed Sore Throat. Wasting FLESH Dropsy.
BlotcLe. all Eruptions Dcbita,ed System, &c.
SWAYNE'S PANACEA
Impiris strength and soonine to debtaed and corrupted
Constitutions herby preserving their Osr,ins from hered
iissy di.ea-.,-
"swAYNs's PASAcEA" is known throughout the world
"sWAYSnb PAShcEN used BY the most eminent
Pliycisns.
4swAYNE's PANAcEA0 cures Ulcer. of the Lsrynr.
Nodes. &c.
'swAYNts PANACEA" .prepared only By
W. swAySE son, No. 800 North ah-t., Philadelphia
EEW.YORK AGENCY.
HELMBOLDS CHEMICAL NAREHOtsE.
No. 5Si BROADWAY.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-18

Secretary Chase has drawn for $5,0OO,OOO
,o Of the $4,000 900 Bank loan. Only $500 600 re
nsia 70 b. drawn.
THE FLORIDA TAX COMMISSION.
s,,mis Reed one Of the Direct Tax Commits
.oar Of Florida has rendered his resignation TO take
,H,ct Dee. 81 NJ S,ickney is the only remaining mem
ber Of tie Commission as originally constituted.
TIE TEN-D0LLAa NATIONAL BANK NOTES.
Arrangements have been made with the Amer
han Bank Note Company for the transfer Of the Ten
Dollar National Bank notes II is understood that the
printng wiz commence within very few days.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-18
Ounham & BroLaw,
CLOTHIN&

Ounham & BroLaw,
CLOTHIN&
Asvperb stock Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
In tho Meus aud Boys Departments,
Resdy-nlade
OVERCOATS
OF Moscow, Esqumo and Chinchilla Seavers.
WALKING SUITS TO MATCH,
English, Scotch, and American Coat.ngs.
Superfinc dress snits Of all qualities,
for
BOYS AND MEMS WEAR.
Nc u 4th.av, opposite Cooper Institute
and
No. 62 Laiayette-pisee-
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-18

Dcyiin 6 CO.
CLOTHING.
A SUPERB STOCK OF
FALL. AND WINTER GOODS,
In the department Of
EEADY-MADE
OV T., ~ & Q a Il $
or Moscow, Esgro AND CBiscHrLLA BEAvEHs'
WALKING COATS,
Or EsGLrsn Soorcn AND AxgRicAs CosrfSss.
With
VESTS and PANTALOC.s 10 match.
Superfne Dress Suits Of sll qualities.
tall and Winter Under Wear,
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS
In Greo< Variety.
BROADWAY. cor GRAND-ST
BROADWAY, cor WhRREN-SC.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-18
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 49, 1868

Eighteenth Ward Union Asvccirtion.-A spec,i
meeting Of Tho ABOVE As'oca will be- held Headquacis
o0ns the Ccrf7l tonrriee corner Of Broadway and
zjdst. on "WEDNESDAY EyENIiS0 Nov. 49, c. 8 oclock.
pouctual cieldsnco stesired.
WN. LAlMBEER, IT,, Presii nt
WM. DHUYaoYD See-eny.
rif;i, Ward Ci.i1rus, .irnooI Tir1ef.-At a meet.
ig Of cdscns Of tr Rl Wrr rosnecSn Of purity hid at
the residence oi samuel $. NycsoE, the fosag seln.en
were anlnimousy nominated:
for School Conrli7'ioner,
JAMES N. VUTIiLi.
For School inaysctor,
JAMES PRICE.
For Trustees,
JOHN BESSON
JOHN H. WIITsiORE.
by order SAMrELS WYCKOfF, Chm.
JOSEPH q. HAERsoy, Secretary.
Tbird Judicial District:
EIGHTH AND NINTH WARDS.
For Police Justice.
JAMES M MURRAY.
Regular Peoples Union Nomination.
For Police Justice, Nilith District 10th and <Jh Narcs,
JOHN QUACKENBUSu.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-18
Nycmen's Loyal League Lectures.
MRS. J.. ChD4 sIhNinN

Wemen'. Loyal Lenguc Lectures
silS. D. CsD4 STANTON
and SUSAN y. ANTHONY.
st HTrIELBER8ER HALL, Ne. 1e 3ih av,
TIL RSDAy EyENlNG Nov ~. - eo.ciock
Reserved 'e's n Room NO ~. NO'fl
fusrtutc Tubrs on O. ana iieleie'rsers
Nils. -usnurh Evans. the yo,fh'n osnibfisn OTato
vii .poas TINS ~ EslNG in the tbclt HALL ne"
fsv~r Conn she In iGs I~turnsd from Abny iucn ana
Aublin. wtcfs sac la gained golden opinions
,Ir. Ior, vii ave his Fousfh Lscirre The Foil Of
pu,lr b. Cl' On Hall THURSDAY tor ~ subject
Tho R.a.,rWAy Tito. aiue Ar. a1d assence ia not avert
~. Run'
I.brc,, Ladies Fnir D. D,.iwcnh. Han TO-DAY
Reei-ert tenA
Aet~Iork Comfy yoiuatcer Committee
onee, ~. 2'0 BROADWAY.
10 ,,.j5 VOr OrUNrF-t;RS WANTED.
r-s 1Y 1low 'ur ihe resui'y inds-efen'- caesed
CoU~gV BOUNTY Gosh - 'V
sIAfs DnUNrf
frtsFn SrtTES BOUNTY ,orrv reerui,s...... 1rs
rvffp STATES BOT SGi. adiiiona.,O 70 ye.ssan
- lV'
= 90
GFoROE OrDYkE. Mayor
MATTHEW r. BRENS,N. Comptroller
uEifuS ELt Sr. Sapenl.oi
ELIJAH 2. ~ ROY. suprrc-or,
VILLAIN y. srEWAGT. supenislr
WILLIAM 81. TWEED, Supervisor.
c,aniy Conl.i.so.
ORlsON BLUNT. ChIru,an.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-18

.infaN -u .ir brurif- ,t9frh
H-fanlfftf I-u.... ,.e t..,a eis fauri 81 eIfi
rry -'sl-i. ff.fHl On .f 'l.r ,-f irnf at is . nv
fff-fI OIL ..-. -. ssL.il -4ll. lnlli t-tii
lido. ..t I'D ..i- .IIH0f. l.flrt iir rlrst
...f. nilL sor NiLr ~ ut ASP oH f.Gif W NAAthAl.
lGU. .f.fs pr pound.
"a ~ .iOir !. g.. y. u Uuvettty l!-'e, y. y.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-18

'fn Al - nD,n IL iui.y tnnceIu.-PariH. having
I.. Ir .is.. r.. ~ 10 NafUflr hl.. ogts vicul-
,i. ..g ...... d ., ..a .sl .Hc, Htt fs>hkltS OF
mn DO ilrv rng dsef u' .He hlfffs received fh" lff'
t N % 3, BOB fr4frr proper antrortFs 20 M'sAingign
f,f r..,,f. i nu ftr l.ef crrrgf.v r.v rd uuy il-
....sn.bts. lKff tAAA j A-rN' 'thlivN a. nal, beg
s. iI.rk .lg I...l .nt -.ffuv- ed by MAiAlt l.
a.. s. - ..f.... 70 a.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-18

Union Nomination for Mayor,
OIlI5On BLUNT.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-18
The Three Remedies!

The above I, form % Proxy for those who desn
o. live on. To- Election. The signature should b'
messed hy to sitp..,s sni 'cs-cfal stamp attached
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-01

The Union Central Committee have sppo'nted
a large number Of Mass Meetings for the cam
paign. The following are thoseto be held in this
vicinity, or to be addressed by Cleveland
speakers:
Warren. Saturday, August sth, Hon. John
Brough and Hon. David Tod, If the public SER
vices will permit his absence from Columbus.
Alliance, Saturday, September 18th, John
Brough and B. tanten.
wooster Wednesday, September 27rd, John
Brough, G. V. Dorsey and J. H. Goldman.
Millersburg Thursday, september Z4th' John
Brougk and G. Y. Dorsey.
OberIin, Tuesday, August 18th, J. NJ. Root and
NJ. B. Waite.
''-l Perrysburg, n Saturday. August 18th, Colonel
Chqiles Anderson and Colonel J. C. Lee.
Napoleon. Tuesday, August 18th, Colonel
Chaiies Anderson, Hon. R. P. Spalding and John
Toledo. Thursday, August 2Olh, Colonel
| Charles, Hon. R. P. Spalding and John G. Lowe
AshtabuIa, Tuesday, August Ilth, A. G. Riddle
AMI P. Hitchcock.
Painesvilie, Wednesday, August 18th, A. G.
| Riddle and P. Hitchcock.
| Burton. Thursday, August 18th, A. g. Riddle
/ and P. Hitchcock.
Ravenn., Friday, August l4th, A. G. Riddle
| and Wm. II. Upson.
! Anders on and VIM. DenDson.
| jefferson, Saturday. September 18th, Charles
| Anderson and John Hutchlns.
! Cleveland, Monday, September l4th, Charles
| Anderson and John A. Bingham
| Medina, Tuesday, September 18TH Charles
| Anderson and John A. Bingham.
Norwalk, Wednesday. September 10th, Charles
! Anderson and j hn A. Bingham.
Shelby, Thursday, September 18th, Charles
| Anderson and Samuel Galloway.
Mount Vernon, Friday, September 18th,
| Char e. Anderson aud s. F. Carey.
Carrollton. Tuesday, August llth, F. 7. Baekus
| and James Mason.
New Philadelphia, Wednesday, August 18th,
| F T Backus and James Mason.
Cadiz, Thursday, August 18th, F. T. Baekus
/ and James Mason
steubenville. Friday, August l4th, F. T. Back
! US and James Mason.
Wellsville, Saturday, August 18th, F. T. Back
| US and James Mason.
WoOdzdeld, Tuesday, August 25th, F. 7. Back
| us and James Mason
Washington. Guernsey County, Wednesday,
! August 26th, +. T. Backus and James Mason.
New Lexington, Thursday, August Zitll, F. 1.
Backus, and James Mason
Logan, Friday, August 2sth, F. 7. Baekus and
| Jsu1es Mason.
Circlevil,e, Friday, August 2Sth. F. 7. Backus
| and James Mason.
Salem, Monday, August 18th, (atnight B. STAN
ton and A. G.. Riddle.
Youngstown, Tuesday, August 18th, B. Stanton
and A. G. Riddle.
Canton, Wednesday, August 18th, B. Stanton
and A. G. Riddle.
Akron, Thursday, August goth, B. Stanton and
| A. g. Riddle.
Wooster, Friday, August 21st, B. Stanton and
| A. G. Riddle.
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umcers for CoIored RegImeuts.


An unusual opportunity for the ad-
vancement of young men with energy and
an ordinary amount of military knOwl-
edge, in the colored regiments, now offers
The Examining Board in Phila-
delphia complain that the intelligent and
we'll educated young men are suffering all
these positions to be filled by chance com
ers who are not SO well qualified. A mem
Der of the Board writes that any well-ed-
ucsted young man, sound in health and
active Of body, desirOus Of becoming an
officer, should forward his application in
terms something like the following
~To the Adjutant General Of the United
States Army.
LSIR: have the honor to apply for
authority TO appear before the Board ap-
pointed TO examine applicants for commits
sions in the United States COlOred Troops.
any testimonials to character are in
closed. Your obedient servant
"JOHN SMITH,"
The applicant should send the best tes-
timonials with this, wait for his permit,
and when this is received, appear at
WashingtOn before the Board, which holds
its sessions at No. 449 Fourteenth street.
The examination is full enough to enable
the Board to form an opinion in regard to a
candidates knowledge of military matters
aud general intelligence 1t is not con-
sidered indispensable that he should be
thorough in tactics, but only that
be should possess the capabilities Of
becoming good officer. 1t is about the
same kind Of examination customary for
candidates for the army and navy.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-01

Michigan to Camp Chase. Exchanged prisoner.
P. Bloomer. Company B, 2lst Michigan, rom
Michigan to Camp Chase. Exchanged prisoner.
F. Blaekheart, Company B, 2lst Michigan;
from Michigan to Camp Chase Exchanged
prisoner.
E. stockweIl, Company B, 21st Michigan, from
Michigan to Camp Chase. Exchanged prisoner.
G.. Elwell, Company B, 2lst Michigan IIon
Michigan to Camp Chase. Exchanged PRISONER.
B Bastine, Company B, 2lst Michlgan, rom rom
Michigan to Camp Chase. Exchanged prisoner
N. / Plumber, Company B, Zlst Mchlg'n;
from Michigan to Camp Chase. EXchangeu
prisoner.
W. h Long, Company 3, 2sl Michigan, rom
Michigan to Camp Chass. EEchanged prisoner.
E. A. Treubner, Company B, 2lst Michigan
from Michigan to Camp Chase. Exchanged prls-
Oner
F. c. MeNann, Company r, 21st Michigan, from
Nichiqau to Camp Chase. Exchanges prisoner
NJ. G. Russell, Company B 2lst Michigan, from
| Michigan to Camp Chase. Exchanged prisoner
T ". Gollin0, Company B 2lst Michigan, from
Michigan to Camp Chase. changed prisoner.
| b. Cochran, Company B, 2lst Mich gan, from
| E. SmYth, Company ], seth Ohio, From
| Washington to Columbus.
| G. W. Harrison, Company I, seth Ohio, from
/ Washington to Columbus.
| +. ]. Brown, Company A, 10Th Ohio, from Get
Il fysburg to Ashtabula, accompanied by his father
/ and mother Badly wounded.
| Z. Jones, Company II, 30th New York. from
/ Washington to Chicago.
| T. Jones, accompanying the above.
| n. Sanders, Company D, 18th Michigan, from
! Maryland to Michigan.
W. Plumer, from Gettsburg tn Michigan,
SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-01


A. H. Stevens, in his late speech at
Charlotte, N. C., waxed jolly over the late
rebel reverses. BE said Lee whipped The
Yankees in Pennsylvania. He said Lee
knew what he was about and would come
out all right. he said there was no cause
Cor disOoHFsgement. PgleOm-in-the-fsl Of
Yickshurg and Port Hudsc i. And even
il Mobile, Charleston and Richmond
should fall, the heart -Of-ths -CORfedsTa0y-
would be all right He had not got the
blues" himself, and did not like "croak-
ers." =
He said the Yankees had already apprO-
pristed twenty hundred millions
Of money for the war. There he lied, only
very little-just three or four hundred
millions more than half Truthful, cool
and pbilOsOphic Vice President Stephens !
A lieneal descsndent, no doubt Of the
old Noah's Ark philosopher, who didn't
think there was going to be much of a
shower.
@But now comes the contrast. JEFF. Davis
marches in, solemn and sad, with slow
and measured tread, with his Fast Day
Proclamation. He don't see where the
laugh comes in, IS readily as does his
Vice President. BE thinks events crowd.
He feels "blue." He hopes the " "COnfed-
erscy " is not past praying for He ad-
mits the Christening rod y he asks IA
vOr on our suffering country "-he fully
owns up to "recent reverses," and "the
anguish aud sufferings of defeat"
JEFF, unlike his friend Stephens
takes the matter seriously.
The performances Of the two men re.
mind us Of nothing, SO mu h as the quipi
and quirks of the Comedy of Errors, fol
lowed by the solemn pOmp and pathOs o.
Macbeth.
Stephens is plainly playing the part of
"blind while JEFF. is on his marrow
bones, owning up.
Perhaps Stephens, also, might find nI
open confession good for the soul.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-01
ItlIns srArR TICKET.
ar The News
Mobile sesms 10 be a point Of much i'm.


80 Mobile seems TO be point Of much i'm
portance in the eyes Of the rebels just now,
though A. H. Stephens, in his fippsnt
speech in North Carolina, affects to hold
Il to be OF 1ittle account. The rebels nre
Just now moving heaven and earth to save
the place. In vain. The hated Yam
KEGS, as in7incible as fate, are destined
soon to have it.
Our specials give quite readable sketch
Of the advent Of John Morgan and his men
at the Ohio Peniientiary. Other horse
thieves have been there before, but none
who more richly deserved Penitentiary
regimen.
Jackson, Mississippi, has been almost
entirely destroyed. The State house and
few other buildings only remaining.
Johnston is retreating to Mobile, and
General Heron is moving on that place.
There is a strong peace party in Missis-
sippi favorable to returning to the Union
The State is virtually abandoned by the
rebels.
Immense numbers Of slaves ere being
run out of Mississippi into Georgia and
Alabama. The Governors Of the two last
named States have issued proclamations
forbidding their. further introduction
Scarcity Of food and fear Of famine is the
cause But the begirs still continues and
Johnston's pickeis are heading and turn
ing large numbers back.
All quiet at Vicksburg and Port Hud-
son.
The recspture of Brashear city is re-
ported.
General H. E. Paine, who lost a leg al
Port Hudson, reached Cairo yesterday on
his way home.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-01

wYNKooP.s IcELANp PEoroRAL

Diseases Of the Throlt Chest and Pulmonary or
gans are prevail nr iVsidlous and daagtrUus-
the properties OF me ilc1ne - aleFihtes cure AAu
upfOJt these compls ufs mus De exPectoclnt, Ano-
dyne and lnyfeorTtng l.os-Aing the mucus ol ne
tnfoati ana I'M 2zrsiug tone 70 eentre y af n 10
discovery IN medical nee mastered this class
OF diseases uke ID q WynkLop's iceland Pastoral II
Is Used with the most astoni hing results Ia 81 cases
o. Bronchitis lufuelza Wh00p Dg Ooush, Diptne-
ria or Putrld Sore Ihr5at, asthma, Group, COuBhsi
Colds, Nervous bebility, &C. lll
Tie Eev. J. j. Potter certifiss, that have rsed
Or Wynk1Ops Pe5tOTat several ys' rs Isysef and
nv family, or 80 ere PclmJuary Comp.aintss ana
have recsmmsndedft 70 many others, AID have new
er seen its equal" keV. -. Poi tEhs
Brooklyn, n Y
Hundreds ami thousands Of importtut Icstimon1al5
could be produced. showing it, remark % c. ies An4
that is HEyEz FAiLs n Is c4mposed ot p1ro iceanu
Moss, TAIN OF Giiead, Peruvian Btlsan, ElccTn pane
C0nrey, Burd ~ T. aud ether nvalliaoe eXpectoranI
and tonic ingredients. lC Is harmless, prJmps and
lasting inyaiids sud sufferers cannot a0rd % neg
itct trial. EeeTy family should have it. Ii d re-
mara able for tFoup Full deccTi ptiOus. recommeud-
afi0ns and directions &C paly eacn bo-tl--
ES-PrgraTed By DR.. = d. WTEE00Ps an-i sold b
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-01

Editor Leader-DEAR SIR: With your per .
mission wish 10 say the readers Of you paper that
will send by return mail to all who wish IT, Crsel
Recipe, with fuu directions for making and using
simple Vegetable Bzlm that will ehe0tually remove,
in ten days Pimpiss, Blotches, Tan, Freckles, and
all Imputi les OF the Skins leaving the same soft,
clear, smooth ana beauti III.
will also mai 5ree to lhcse haying Bald Heads or
Bare Faces simple rections and Information that
will enatie them start fllI growth OF Luxurian
Hair, Whiskers OF Moustaehs, IN less than 20 days
All applications answered by reiura mail wiinou
charge Respectfully yuurs,
THQS. r. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
iune29-is3 s5l Broad way, N. z.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-01
MASTERS SALE,
NTAsTERs sALE-In pursuance Of an

NTASTER'S SALE.-In pursuance of an
Nt order of sale issued from the Court of
Common Pleas ofCuyahoga County, Ohio, in the
case in which Samuel Ferguson is Plaintiff and
Margaret Montgomery, Defendant, TO me di-
reetsd shall expose for sale at the door Of the
Court House, in the city OfClevelani, on the 18th
day of August, 1868, at two o'clock in the after
noon Of said day, the following described lands
and tenements, to wit:
Situated in the township ef Middleburgh, in the
county Of Cuyahogs, State Of Ohio, and IS known
as part Of Fraction F, in the village OF Berea,
bounded commencing at the south-eastcorner Of
Alexander IaiTd's lOt-thence south three chains
TO O staze-thence south S75{ east chains and
o links to q stale-the zee north 10 vest one
chain and two links to a stake-thence north G72
east to tho place OF beginning, containing 400
acres of land, subject TO all legal highways. APP
praised at 500 90. -
VIM. V. TOUSLEY,
Master Commissioner.
H. D. CLARK, Plaintiff Attorney.
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