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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-05
MRS. S. C W. LATHAM,
Secretary Of Welshfield Aid Society.

Now that the heavier duties Of the har-
vest season are over and farm work is less
pressing, we must epjOin upon all our
friends in the country to BEGIN vigorous
un-lr in their AIU societies, that the oUla
winter weather may not find our soldiers
in hospital suffering for comforts which it
has been in our power to supply.
The present seems a proper time for re-
plenishing the treasury of each Society by
subscription or otherwise, in order that
material may be purchased for the weekly
meetings throughout the autumn.
The young ladies of each town will per-
haps take this work upon themselves and
make it their duty to supply the funds for
their local Society. This will be found a
light and pleasant duty and certainly will
prove as important part of the good work
ss any one could engage in.
The approaching State Fair will call
many strangers into this city. We cor
daily invite ell to pay our rooms a visit,
and hope especially to see many who,
though personally unknown to us, we al
ready claim as friends through the medium
of the cause which is Of mutual interest.
HOSPITAL STORES NOW MOST NEEDED.
Bed-sacks, sheets, quil.s and pillow
cases are now among the supplies most
needed.
The little girls will do us favor by
making up towels and handkerchief, as
they knew SO well how to do. These may
be cut over from half-worn table or bed
linen. We gave out our entire stock of
handkerchiefs and towels tc the regiments
that have passed through here lately, and
will gladly receive a new supply.
Dried fruits and tomatoes are called for
very earnestly. We hope none of the fruit
now ripening will go to waste, and believe
it will not while there are SO many little
folks to gather it and so many good house.
wives to preserve it for the soldiers.
The Branch Society of Painesville has
sent us within the week splendid dOns-
ton of nineteen bOrss preserved blackber-
ries-with promise of mOre-snd Of gen.
eral supply Of camel tomatoes very soon.
This gift to our cause certainly deserves
special and grateful mention. The ladies
Of Paines7ille always do "wholesale
work during fruit season, and their care
ful packing in saw-dust makes such gifts
doubly welcome, as we can send such
boxes througS undisturbed.
SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY.
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REPORTS.
BRANCH AID SOCIETY, NEW LYME, OHIO.


The following is list of the articles packed
and forwarded to the United States Sanitary
Commission, for the year ending August 5th,
1868: Il towels, 60 pounds congresses, $40
pounds of dried apples, = pound Of tea, 275
pocket handkerchief, 165 pounds Of dried ber-
ries 254 pillows, 10 night caps, 10 vests, 20 lead
pencils, 35 sheets, 70 pads, cans of fruit, :
pounds Of bandages, 1O43 yards Of bandage, 15
books, 1876 shirts, flannel skirts, &C pm cush-
ions, 100 pairs Of socks, 2 packages Of linen, 81
pounds Of lint, 1O7 pillow cases, magazines,
volumes Of magazines, packages of papers, Is
pairs of drawers, Is coats, pounds Of sugar, IA
fans, Ga quilts, napkins, y Team of letter pa
per, Is packaees Of envelopes, GO pairs Of nit
tens, II bed gowns, pairs Of pants, 10 pounds
of crackers, II pairs of slippers, l9l pounds Of
cheese, pounds Of peaches, 8 pounds Of dried
corn, u yards of flannel 4 pound Of thread.
The proceeds Of the Society for the year
amounted to s724,27. One hundred dollars Of
the same was in cash.
Our Society is still awake to the suffering of
the wounded and sick soldiers, and we hope for
the year to come we may be able to do more
than we have the past, to alleviate their suffering
and destitutton. F. P. RATHBONE,
Secretary, New Lyme, o.
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MASTERS SALE.-Pursuant TO the
N command of an order Of sale issued from
the Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga county,
in the case IN which Cyrus Kidder and Peter Kid
der, executors Of Pliny Kidder, are plaintiffs,
and Charles H. Parsons, Sarah R Parsons, Al
bert G. Riddle, Myron r. KEITH George Worth
ington, David Banks, David Banks, jr., William
Gould, J. P. Chapman, George Lyman Luther r
Lyman, Joseph Lyman, Caleb Ataater, William
E. Beckwith and Archibald Macarthur are de-
PENDANTS, to me directed, shall expose for sale
at the door Of the Court House, in the city Of
Cleveland, on the 2 tn day Of September, 1853, at
O'Clock P n. OF said day the following described
lands and tenements, 70 wit: Situate in the city
Of Cleveland, county Of Cuyahoga ana State Of
Ohio, beng part Of lot number forty three, (43,)
being thirty-three (33) feet front York street,
and running back Of equal depth (9al ninety mine
feet, and bounded en- the south by York street,
on The west by an alley which runs from st. Clair
street to the lake, east by line thiIty three feet
from and running parallel with the west iine OF
said lot, and north by line parallel with the
south line Of said lot and ninety nine feet there
from.
August 24th, 1868. Appraised at 81 800.
WM. V. TOUSLEY,
Master Commissioner.
WILEY CARY,
Plaintiffs Attorneys. aug4:458
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SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY.

Gilmore at the Head Of his Glass.
General Gilmore's father is still living
in LOrain county, where the General was
born. The old gentleman recently was
present and made speech at Sunday
school picnic. He said among other things
I" 1 can say Of my son Quartus that he
never disObeyed me; he was very studious,
and when he wanted to 20 to West Point,
as he had no money, told him If he would
go, and try to come cut at the head of his
class, I would furnish him money. He
went, and came out at the head Of his class,
and is now befJre Charleston, where 1
hope be will come out at the head Of his
class again"
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MORNING
UNION STATE TICKET.
ULE0TIOs DAT, oOTOsER d ls6' }
UNION COUNTY TICKET.

For ssnstor-sAMUEG " LLIAMsON.
Representatives g d ARIES II. BABCOCK. EZAR-
lAH EVE IT. @. B LO 1KWOOD.
Common Plees Jud Te--. HORACE FOOTE.
PROBATE Judge. An Ell B. fILDEN.
County Trea8ura II 8. WHtrFLESEY
OIerk Common Pieas---FREDERI0k J. PRENTISS,
Prosecuting Attorney---OHAsLE W PALMER.
County Commission ri I'm BARhBM.
Ooroner-H B. PkENTICE.
County s1rVeyOr---W. KNAPP -
City justices Of the Peaoe-DANIEL STEPHAN,
TREDERTCK A HIND.
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MASTERS SAFE,

MASTERS SALE.-Pursuant 10 the
lNl command Of an order Of sale. issued from
the Court Of Common Pleas Of CnyahOga County
e the suit Of Truman II. Hoag ct al. against John
Baker Ct al, to me directed, I shall expose for
saie ~ publie auction, at the door Of the Court
House in the Cleveland on the fifth day OF
October, 1868, at three O'Clock P. NJ, the lands
and tenements described as follows: Situate IN
the township Of Brooklyn in the County Of Guy
ahoga and State Of Ohio, and bounded and de-
senbed as follows: Being part Of fractional lot
No So and is bounded on the west BY land
owned BY the heirs OF @. D. Brayton, deceased.
on the nOrtn by land owned by Francis Branch,
east by land owned by Hiram Aiken, and south
by land owned by Martin Kellogg, and is the east
half Of twenty acres Of land bought by @. D.
Brayton Of Seth Aiken in ls49, and is the same
land conveyed By the administrators Of said @.
D. Brayton to said John Baker, April %, 1852.
Appraised At seven thousand dollars (S7, cool
ALLAN T. BRINSMADE,
Master Commissioner,
BAoKUs q N0BLF,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Septenber 3, 1868. Sep3:Il5
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tits stated, in Washington correspond
ense Of the New York Herald, that the
cOlOred troops march proudly about vain
of their newborn freedom and proud Of
their regimentals. They look down with
supreme contempt upon their less wasliks
brethren who prefer to wait in hotels, drive
carriages and tho like, rather than face
rebel powder. t r..-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-05

Some of the survivors Of the Lawrence
massacre are left SO utterly destitute that
they are about to be transferred to their
friends in the New England States. Mr..
Tucker Of the BRIGas' HoUsB, Chicago,
generously offers to all such the hOspitai-
ties Of his house, without charge. This is
noble. Let Mr.. Tucker and the Briggs
House be remembered.
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DIED..

In this Oi y, on the % inst, Of Typhoii Fever
FANNY L wits Of William Spencer, aged 20 years.
Funeral at his residence, No. 70 scoviIle Avenue,
tomorrow (sanday) afternoon at O'Clock Friends
Of the family are invited t. attend. -.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-05

mission wish to say to the readers Of you paper tia
viii send By return mail to all who wish II, Crss
Recipe, with full directions for making and using
simple Vegetable Balm thst viii sdsotuAlly rsmou
in ten days, Pimplss, BlOEehss, Tsn, FrSeklss,
all Impurities OF the Skin, leaving the same sols
clear, smooth and baauti 'ul.
viii also mail free 70 those having Bald Heads
Bare Faces simple directions and information thai
will enable them to start full growth OF LuzuFian
hair, Whiskers or Moustache in less than % dayI
An applications answered by return natl witneu
charge. Respectfully yourH,
Thus. =. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
tune2g-l52 ssI Broadway, n z
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SsLE.
lVt Pursuant to an order Of sale to me direct
ed from the Court of Common Pleas for Cuya-
hoga County, in the State Of Ohio, in an action
therein pending, wherein Samuel Hayman is
plaintiff and Henry G. Abbey, administrator Of
the estate of Robert Parks, deceased, and others
are defendants, I will expose for sale at public
auction, at the door of the Court House in said
county, on the 9th day Of October, 1863, COM
mencing a. o'clock P NJ, the following descTib-
ed lots Of land situate in the city Of Cleveland in
said county, being in the Buffalo Company, s
purchase, and numbered and appraised as fol-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-05

A Washington letter says that imme-
diately upon the reception Of the news in
Washington, Of the bursting Of the 300
Pounder ParrOtt on Morris Island, an or
der fOr another one of the same make was
dispatched, and in less than twenty-four
hours from the date Of the dispatch, the
gun was " on the calm waters Of the dark
Blue ses" resting snugly in the hold Of one
0f our fastest steam transports, bound for
Ilghtheuse Inlet.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-05

". HowELLs Esq, editor Of the Ashta-
buls Sentinel, was put in nomination for
The State Senate at the Union Convention
held ct Madison, on Tuesday last. This is
good nomination. Mr.. HOWells is gen
tienan Of ability, large experience and
sterling integrity. he viii serve the State
ussfully as Legislator, and win do honor
% the position, and to his constituency.
Il is gratifying to have men Of high char
scter and worth, selected for Legislative
Positions in these trOublOus and trying
times.
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BRANCH AID SOCIETY, wELsHrIELD, OHIO


The Weshfeld Aid Society OF Troy, Geanga
county, Ohio, was formed June 10Th, 1861. Since
that time the Society, with the aid of some midi
viduals, has sent to the Cleveland Aid Society,
and to the soldiers in camp and field, the fol-
lowing articles:
One hundred and FIVE haveloclzs, 73 pairs of
socks l39 Shirts 95 towels and han' kerchiefs, p
pounds Of lint, between 800 and 400 pounds of
cheese, 10 pillows, I3 pillow cases, IA cans of fruit
and Jelly, bandages-in pound rolls and ysrds,
AZ quilts, 10 pairs Of drawers, 4abdomlnal band
ages, Is combs, ounce of natmegs, l pound Of
congresses, over 4S0 pounds OF dried fruit, ll2
pin cushions, thread paper, and envelopes, 10
pairs Of mittens, pounds of pepper, sack of
corn, pounns Of rice, 8 dozen Of buttons, pen
eils, eight hop bags, 10 pounds Of dried
beef 10 pounds Of maple sugar, II theets, 2pads
and cases, red peppers, bottle Of eurrant juice,
l jug Of pickles, 8 comfOrtables, u dish towels,
25 cans concentrated chickens, Il quart bottles
Of cider, some returned work, firkins Of pick
led dapples, barrels Of onions and potatoes, 2
barrels Of apples, 3 pecks of onions.
Onthe evenings OF the 18th and 18th Of June,
an exhibition was held at the Methodist Church
in Troy, from which this Aid Society received
ifty-eight dollars and seventy cents.
Mrs. Hotehkiss also gave to the Society four
dollars.
This report does not include the entire busi-
ness Of this Society. We have also some hospi-
tai garments on hand
MRS. s. C W. LATHAM,
georntarv Of Wnlsbfinld Aid SOfietV
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DRAKEs PLANTATION j .BEIrrERs.

s-T-leeo-X.
BRAKES PLANTATION BITFERs.
They purify strengthen sfd inTigordIb
IheT create q healthy apbstits
ThsY are an antieots 10 change Of Tater and diet.
They overcome Effects OF diasipation 3 iata hours.
They gtrsnglhsn the q stem sud enllFa1 the mind
They prevent m iasm attic and intermitfsnt ioFsrs-
They puri z the breath md aldltY of tlle stomach
They cure Dyspepsia aud Constipation
They cuIe Diarrnoea, cholera and .Inolaramorbus
They cure Liver Complaint ard Headache.
They are the be8t Bitters IN the world. They make
the weak strong and raeZ hau5ed nafuro8 great
festorer. They are made pnre st. Croix Bum, the
ceiebrntfd Cais1ga BArkt roots and herbs, and ars
taEen with the plecsure Of be rerge without gard
Q age or time o. day Particularly resoumendsd e
qeneete persons leQuir1ng gentle slim llAnt- Sold
oy AL Grocsrl, Drug sists, Hotels aud 6aledDs.
b. p. DBAKE CO.,
luyl-k1eoW 1o2 Broadway, n. Z.
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The Chief Attributes Of Manhood a.,

The Chief Attributes Of Manhood AFS
frequsnfly lost or suspended b mai b-aosicss and
oiou5 habits that viii inevitably laad hereditary
dissass unless checked IN tine Read Tie truths Aid
down IN the treatise ''HUdAH TRAILrY, or PETs
IoLoGIOAL RHsRARcHns." Il b 0laboFatSly nluStrsr
ted with oOloEed snuaVinss and win eougincs tha
most hardsnsd and uncOnosrned, As Vsn - rsllsEs
the mindBof the most dssDonding, b leading then
IN thu right channel Tor relief Of bodily and msnta
agony and despair. f-r al. liza. --rt-,f
sB-Sold b. Dr.. BARRoW, lsl Blseoksr-st, n. Z.
REice 2 oentg Sent iree sTerylhsro. So Advertise
msnf Of " Trie5emarn IN another column.
seld also ~ 6. W. CLARK, Dru sgist, OlsvslandI
BENT FRR1A
FOR the Beneht Of Nervous Suffer-
era. The WARNING YOI0E. on
self-Oufe Of Debility, Con5ump ption -
Pfemsture Decay, Loss Of Memory, ace b iorn
9udarer. Enclosing stamp, address NV
D. b. WELLINGTON Boltm, Mlls.
PREVENTION BI TF88 THAN CURE.-Fhs
nav French Safe Il thf On article ever rscomnsnd
ed By the Medical Prof-sson e. aAEl ana1 1URI Pre-
vsufiFs. Samples sent, sARELF OOEoEALED, % anV
sHdrnsa racalpt of stamp. Tu das2s.RI
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HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.


AFULL AND CHOICE AssOBTMENTOF
Bed Blankets,
All Sizes and Qualities.
Cradle Blankets,
Heavy Eng. Quilts,
Oriental Quilts,
Oimlty Quilts,
Shaker Flannels,
White and Grey 1914 do.
Heavy TWilled de-,
Red, White and Blue.
Army Flannels,
Fancy strips aud Checks.
Opera FlanneIs,
IAN COlOrs."
Canton FlanHeIs,
Heavy Sheetings,
Heavy Tlcklngs,
bleac1'0 SnlFIlngs,
Linen Sheeting,
Pillow Linens,
Pillow MuslIns,
Family Linens,
Table Damasks,
Napkins, DOJIies,
Heavy TOWelingS,
Diapers, Crashes,
TOllenettes,
Piano Covers,
Cold and White DimitIes,
Table Covers,
BaImOraI FIannels,
Shifting Checks,
LinSeyS,
&c, &C., &c.
AT THE LOWEST "PRIOES,"
L AT
|. P. SHERWOOD'S,
242 and 244 SupeFlOF-St.,
CLEVELAND, o. s=s
- eft r- ara'9p - ra1 U 9s
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Sanitary Inspector

From the July report of the Chicago
Branch we cut the following novel plan
for supplying the Memphis Hospital with
milk. We hope it win be found as sue
cessful as anticipated
A PLAN FOB SUPPLYING THE MEMPHIS HosPI-
TAILS WITH MILK.
There is great difficulty in supplying the
hospitals with milk, which is . very i'm
portant item in hospital diet. In Mem
phis, where we have some dezen hospitals
in successful operation, milk sells at 40
cents per quart, and is only q miserable
mixture Of milk and water at that. The
'milk bill" Of the "Gsyoso Block" Hospi-
tai in that city, which is supplied with this
sdultsrsted article, is $40O per month, and
| that Of all others is in proportion. Mrs.
Bickerdike, the energetic and widely
known Matron Of this Institution, who is
keenly alive to the discomforts and dissd-
vantsges Of our sick and suffering soldiers
and fertile in expedients to relieve them.
suggested to DR.. Irwin, the Medical Direo-
tor OF the Department, the possibility Of
obtaining donations Of COWS for the hospi-
tails, provided Arrangements could be made
for their proper care in that city.
Tbs proposition was promptly seconded
by DR.. Irwin, Who Immediately gave the
indefetigsble Mrs. Bickderdike furloueh
10 come North, to beg 100 COWS for the
Memphis hospitals; and at her request,
she was also empowered to obtain 1000
hens In the same manner, and for the same
purpose. She had hardly set foot in nIi-
nois, where her name is as familiar as a
household word, and where she is trusted
and heartily sided, before the one hun
drsd COWS were given her BY Jacob StrsWn,
ksq7 the prineely farmer Of this stats-
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M ASTER'S SALE.-PursuAnt to the
lVA command of an Giids order ofsale from the
Court Of Common Pleas of CuyahOga county,
Ohio, at the suit Of James K. Hitchcock against
Electa @. Hayes and Silas s. stone, TO me direct
ed, l shall expose for sale at public auction, at
the door Ofthe Court House in the city Of CleVe-
land, on the 2lst day OF September, 1863 at
o'clock, P. NJ, the following described Premis-
es:
Situated in the township Of Brooklyn, being
number seven in the 18th range Of townships,
in the Connecticut Western Reserve, in the
State Of Ohio, and which are also IN the county Of
CuyahogS, and are known by being part of orig
inai lot 81 in SAID township, and are bounded as
follows Being subdivision lots numbers 500 70
522, both inclusive, and numbers 53l to 5f4, both
inclusive and making 2s lots in s. s. stones sur
vey Of College Tract in said lot 81, be the same
more or less, but subject to all legal highways.
Appraised as follows Lots to 522 az Sl37.5
each lots 53I to 544 at SIPS eacn.
August p, 1868. LEWIS W. FORD,
Master Commissioner.
s. J. ANDREEs, Plaintiffs Attorney.
aug21-tds
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FOR EUROPE,
g TEA A NJ s HIP ~R
GREAT EASTERN.
NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
ROWLAND & AsPINWALL,..-----Agents.
THE STEAMSHIP GREAT EASTERN,
WALTER PATTON, Commander,
WILL n nIsp aTrHEn


WILL Bg DISPATCHED
From LIVERPOOL, From NEW YORK,
Wednesday, Aug. 18th, at Wednesday, Sept. 8, st
O'Clock P. N, precisely clock A r., precisely.
And intervals thereafter Of about ak weeks from
each port.
FIRST CABIN FROM. 10 el35.
SECOND CABIN, State Room Berths, meals fur.
nished at separate tab
DB-Excursion Tickets ont and back, in the lst and
I'd Cabins only, q fare and q half.
NTServants accompanying passengers, and child
rem under y years OF age half fare Infants ffee.
THIRD CABIN, Intermediate State Rooms, passsn-
gers found with beds bedding, table utensils,
and good substantial
STEEBAGE, with superior accommodations. ...-fS0.
6TPrices Of Cabin Passage from Liverpool at same
rates 81 above.
80 Price OF Steerags Passage from Liverpool. e25
aBAH Fares payable In Gold, or its eQuiTAlent in
U. b. Currency.
Each Passenger allowed twenty cubic feet Of
luggage. An experienced surgeon on board.
For passsge apply only 10 CHAS. A. WHITNEY,
at the passage Ofhcs, 26 Broadway, OF %
II. e. BRAYTON,
Saltwater Building, Cleveland, o.
ROWLAND q AsPINWAbL,
auuI-f5l Agents. 81 s nth Sc n II.
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The Union State Convention held at
Syracuse on the ID, was very numerOusly
attended and excsllently conducted. Alb
ram Wakeman, Postmaster of New York
city, was elected President The follow
ing excellent ticket was put in nOmins-
ton:
Secretary Of State-Peter A. Porter. Of
Niagara.
Comptroller-Thos. W.Alcott, Of Albany.
Attorney General-General John b.
Cochrane, of New York.
Treasurer-Geo. W. Schuyler, Of TomP-
kins county.
Judge Of Appeals-Henry 3. sslden-
CanDsI Commissioner-B. F. Bruce.
State FpQineer-Ward q. Taylor.
State Prison Inspector-Jsmes R.
Bates.
The resolutions, which were reported by
H. ]. Raymond, were patriotic in the high
est degree. They declare that it is the
first duty Of the American citizen to main
tain the integrity of the Union, and give
to Government a generous and cordial
support; that the victories achieved by
the Union armies indicate the sure and
speedy triumph of the Union cause; they
condemn as unpatriotic and unfsithful TO
the loyal sentiment Of the State Of New
York, the action Of Governor Seymour in
embarrassing the efforts Of the Govern
ment and in stimulating resistance to
the laws Of the land; that the people will
consent to no peace except such as is con-
sistent with the Constitution; that Presi-
dent Lincoln has deserved the gratitude
of the people of the United States for his
ability and steadfast courage; that they
deplore the efforts of politicians and DEM
agogues to grouse hostility to the Govern
ment; that the soldiers are deserving Of
gratitude; that the action Of Governor
Seymour and his partisans Of the Legisla-
ture, in denying TO the soldiers the right
of suffrage, is unpatriOtic, invidiOus and
unjust: and that they approve the action
Of Government in repelling in firm and
friendly terms every attempt at Foreign
Intervention in our affairs.
The following additional resolution was
moved:
(" ReSoIVed, That the proclamation of
President Lincoln, declaring the emanci-
patton Of slaves Of rebels who refuse to lay
down their arms, receiving, as it does, the
support Of every true soldier and General
in the army Of the Union, and every patri-
OF at home, demands from all loyal men 3
cordial endorsement, and from this Con-
vention an emphatic and unqualified ap-
proval."
After some objections-not to the spirit
Of the resolution, but to its introduction
into the Convention, it was amended by
adding aud as a war measure, We consid-
er it thoroughly legal and justifsble," and,
as amended, it was heartily adopted. All
loyal men will be grateful at this record
of the New York State Convention.
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Hagan's Magnolia BaIm,

Hsgan's Magnolia Balm.
This Is the most delightful and extraordinary art
Gle ever discovered II changes the sun-burnt lses
and hands to peary satin texture OF rsVishing beau
ty, imparting the marbls parity Of youth, AID thl
DIsTeUz appearance so inviting in the city belle ol
fashion. 1t removes tan, freckles, pimpes and rough
ness irOm the skin, leaving the complexion frssh
transparent and smooth 1t contains no material in.
furious 70 the skin Patronized By Actresses and
Opera Singsra. It Is what svsry lady should have.
BB-Sold EVsTyEhere.
DEMAs s. BARNES co.,
General Agents,
iulyI-R2s 902 Broadway, New York.
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TRAVELLING BASKETS-ANEW
Il Importation Iust received.
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lust RECEIVED, AT THE OLEVR-
LAND BAZAAR-White OhaIk snd Steel Bead
Nets, Cherry and Scarlet Velvet Ribbon. Black I'm
brodery Braid. Dress shields. fine assortment Of
Wax Babiss, Mechanical Toys, Paper Dolls, &C.
.Ezsllc 5u --i tl- haa-i ANS Z MILLS,
uly 81 Hl- 81 superior-Sts