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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-14

REAL ESTATE AT AUCTIoN.-Those want
ing a homestead near the center of the city
at a moderate cost, will do well to attend the
sale of Real Estate at No. AZ Parkman street,
this evening. Sale between eleven and
twelve this forenoon. octlE:120
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Hollands German BittePs
WILL CURE THEM.
DYSPEPSIA AND LIVER DISEASE.
AOO1and's German BItteFs
VIII Cure Every Case OF
Chronic or NerVoHI DissGss Debility, Di5edIe
Of the KidHeyS, AID piSeaSss GTisiHg
from DiSordeTed Stomach.
OBsERVETHEFOLLoWING SYMPTOMS

Bssulting from Disorders Of the Digestive Organs =
Constipation, Inward piles Eulness Of Blood 70 the
Head, Acldity Of the Stomach, hEuses, heartburn,
Disgust for rood Fulness OF Weight In the Stomach,
Sour Eructad0ns SIM ing Euttering at tie Pit Of
the stomach, Swimming of the Head, Hurried and
Difficult Breathing, FiuEtering the Heart, Cho-
king or Suffocating Sensations when in lying pos
ture, Dimnes5 Of Vision, Dots or Webs boiOre the
Sgnt, Fever and Dull Pal in the Head, Deficiency
OF PeTppiration, YellOwness Of the Skin and Eyes,
Pain in the side, tack. Chest, Limbs, a., sudden
Flushes Of Heat, Burning in the esh constant i'm
agintng Of Evil and graf Depression Of Spirits.
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LAKE SUPERIOR BoATs.-The Northern
Light arrived this morning from Lake Supe-
riOr, bringing down e large number of pas
sengers and a cargo of iron and copper ore.
The Meteor left yesterday on her return
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n. Z. HIONEE AIARKET-Oct. Is.


THI HNINaGAFE-Il
Money Market steady ut 6 = cent with fair
business.
Sterling ExehRnge-Irregular and unsettled.
Opened at l6s advanced TO 10, and closed at l6zQ
les.
-Gold-Yery much unsettled. Opening at 52A, ad-
ysnetng 10 90, and closing quiet at 52G524.
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PErERsoN's Magazine for November,
the New Gospel of Peace, and Summers
great speech at the Cooper Institute, New
Y York, ror sale at Bakers, 1OS Public Square,
near the Post Office. 0ctJ4
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-14

The Quarterly Concert of the Cleveland
Sunday School Union is deferred till Monday
October 18th. By vote of Board, C.S. Lati-
mer. Prss't. Octl0:l20s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-14

FOR new books, magazine, late papers,
photograph Albums, gold pens, pencils, and
everything in the stationery line, 60 to
Bakers, east of the Public Square, near the
Post Office. Oetl4
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LEDGER, TIueFlag, Wide World, Waver-
Iy Magazine and other papers for this week
at Bakers, near the Post Office.
0ctI4
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Rose g. PrentIss' Provision Market X e.
port
The following are the rates charged by them:
Hams-Sugar-cured premium Hams, 2 B...........Ilc
DElGu A1Etl-Fi -.s.. ss.ss l7RC
shoulders Sugar-cured q
Sugar-cured canvassed D b..............7c
Hucon-Or Smoked Sides 2 ib.........-............S
Lard-Prime leaf, kettle-rended in bbls p rb..lOzc
q" Prime leaf, kettle rendered in kegs 3 H.. lie
Pork-NO. mess 80
Extra clear q 80
H8- No extra charge made for packages or carriage
to railroad depOts or boats. Ali articles warrant
ed strictly prime and equal to anything in the State
Orders promptly filled. Our sugar-cured Hams and
kettle-rendered Lard took the first premium at the
late Ohio State Fair. bose & PRENTISS,
Nos l42, IA and l46 0ntario-st., Cleveland.
july4:R2S
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On account Of illness in the family, the
funeral Of Mr.. Iddings Will be attended at
the Euclid street Presbyterian church, at two
O'Clock to-day, Wednesday,
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HALL's Arnica Glycerne cures Chapped
Hands, Face, Lips and Chatting. Price Is
cents, at Halls, No. II Public Square.
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WANTED.-A young man to take charge
Of Morning Leader Route. Apply at the
Leader Office.
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TIE most choice styles Of Millinery
Goods are at Mrs. Shaw rooms. sept3O:l3I
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Losr 100000 TEETH. - But Professor
Leaureau's POLLEN OF Roses is at hand.
Be wise and buy. DoN'T WAIT FOR TIE
TooTHAcHE. For sale by Druggists. oot5
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-14

HUDsoHs TooTH PASTE is " UnriVaIlsd"
Try it and be convinced. For sale at all
drug stores. Octl3
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-14

lie BoN ToN," for November, received
at Bakers, east side of the Public Square,
near the Post Office. Octl4
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CIAL.
CLEVELAND MARKET.
MORNING LEADER oFLIGE, J

TUESDAY EvKsIsG. October -, 1851. ]
The Board Of Trade adjourned from Monday TO
Wednesday morning. in view Of the Importance of
the election, and to give members opportunity Of
devOting the day to the cause of the Union. Busi-
ness was generally suspended and we have no trans
actions TO export.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-14

DR.. BETTKLKY has removed to the Office
of Dr.. Blair, Erie street, first door south Of
E1clid. August9:123.
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beneficial effects and medical virtues Of the Bitters.
From RsT. }. Newton Brown, D. D., Editor Of the
Encyclopedia OF Religious knOwiedee.l
Although not disposed to faVOr recommend Pat
enE Medicines gener-l. through distrust Of thei.
reasons why man may not testify 10 the beneft, be
believes himself to have received nom any simple
preparation, III the pc be may thus contribute 70
do this the more readily in regard to Hoohand's
German Bitters, prepared b. Or. q. NJ Jackson. Of
this eityi because was preudiced against them for
chiefly an aicoholC mixture. L am indebted 10 my
friend Robert Shoemaker Eqs., for ne removed this
prejudice By proper tests and fOr encouragement TO
Try 5hem, when suffering iron great and lycg cOuIn-
ne debility. he three bottiss OF these Bit
ters az the beginning Of the present year, wDs fol-
lowed by evident re6f and restoration to degre Of
bodily and mental visor which had not telt lor six
therefore thes God and my friend ioT diTeeting me
Philadelphia, June 2, 1861.
DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS Z BLAD-
DER,
In Young or Aged, Male or Female,
Are speedily removed, aud the patient restored TO
DELICATE Oh Ill D R E NJ.
Those suffering from Msrasmus, wasting away, with
sort time one bottle in such cases, will have most
surprising effect.
PARENTS
Having suffering children a. above, snd wishing
raise them, will never regret the day they cOmmen
with the Sc bittsrs.
LITERARY MEN AND STUDENTS
And those working hard with their braus should al
ways keep bottle Of HOOhand's BittsTs near them,
a. they will md much benefit from its use, 10 both
mind and body, invigorating and not depressing.
IT IS NOT A LIQUOR .BTIMULAET,
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FIVE FEST PREMIUMS were awarded to
J. F. Ryder, at the State Fair just closed,
for the best P photographs Of different styles of
finish on exhi bitiOn. sept22-121.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURr.-BE-
FORE JUDGE WILLsoS.-The Court was en-
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DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES.
lst, PAIR ofwoolen blankets, Miss s. ARobb,
Olmstead 90
I'd, pair wooden blankets, II. Hawkins, Rock
90
lst, ten yards flannel, Mrs. NJ. A. Robb, Ohm
3D. so ten Yards flannel Mrs F1s Wiisv "
hdgeVllle 10
lst, ten yards woolen csrpeting, NJ. K. Row
ley' brooklyn. 90
I'd, ten yards Woolen carpeting, Mrs. NJ. A.
Robp, 90
lst ten yards rag carpeting, NJ. K. Rowley,
Brooklyn 90
I'd, ten yards rag earpeting, W. W. Richards,
Soion. 90
lst, hearth rug, Mrs C. A. sweet, Cleveland i 90
I'd, hestth rug, Mrs. Emerson, Cleveland...... so
lst, pair woOlen knit stockings, Mrs. NJ. A.
RObb, Olmstead ............. 60
lst. 2 pair wooden knit socks, Henry Richard,
Warrensville so
lst two psir OF fringed mittens, Mrs. NJ. A.
Robb, Oms so
Ist, two pair ofdouble mittens, Mrs. R. Hawk
1st, wooden coverlid, ". W. Richards, soion.I GO
Ist, linen sheets, Russell Hawkins, Rockport2 90
2d, linen sheets, Mrs. Emerson, Cleyeland...1 90
1st, Woolen yarn, Mrs. NJ. A. RObb, RockportI 90
Ist, linen towels, Henry Ricard, Warrens1ille so
FANCY SEEDLE-woRK.
Ist, broadcloth work, J. Huntington, New
I'd, broadeloth work, Mrs. Emma E. Treat,
Brookiy kiyn.....:.... ..........-..l 90
1st, cambria work, Mrs, c. ". Hickox, War
90
| ID, cam brio work, Miss Eliza ]. .Carman, ,Cleve-
land .'..'.--.--'... W
1st, crochet work, Mrs +. L. Richardson,
OleFelanu %
1st, worked collar, Miss E. N. Hill, CleYelandI 90
lst, embroidery work, Mrs. ]. Huntingdon,
NeWourg-...'.....'.'.... oO
1st, wax flowers Mrs. D. Palmer, Cleveland 90
! 1st, shell work, Mrs. H. F. Parker, ,Cleyeand1 0o
1 LIST, cone work Mrs o. L. TIi--~hsSyi Brook
l.. Sair work NJ E. Beckwi h, Cieveandi 90
| Ist boouet grasses, E. Johnson, CfeFland..1 90
FINE ARTS.
prun, crsyon drawing, Miss Alice Lttleton,
let Tsncii drawing, 6. .Howlet, Cleyland.-....2 90
9nd. nepciI drawing,I. Huntington, seWourgl 90
| = 20 =
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M A R IN E.

PORT OF CLEVELAND, October I3
ENTERED.
Str Morning Star, Yiger, Detroit.
Prop Northern Light, Spaulding, OntOnagon.
Prop Gov. Cushman, Lewis, Buffalo.
Schr Chas Hinckley, Manning, Chicago
Schr Eagle, DisbrOw, Buffalo.
Schr Sweet Home, sylvester, Toronto.
ScOw Penn, Davidson, Buffalo.
CLEARED.
Stmr May Queen, Mckay, Detroit.
Prop Gov Cusbman, Lewis, Toledo.
Prop Meteor, Ryder, UniOna gOn.
Schr VIM Raymond, Lower, chicago.
Schr W. Il. DE y itt, Higgle, Racine.
SchrC. r. Allen, GimOrs, Detroit.
Schr Governor, TaylO Prescott.
Schr e. L. Newman, spencer. Chicago.
Schr Exchange, Rewell, Detroit.
rchr J. " Nichols, Miller, Chicago.
ScOw Black hover, Lawler, Port Clinton.
ScOw Granville. Connolly, Rondcau.
Sow I. S. Grant, Averill, Point au Pelce.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING OCT. IA. 1853
zRAvELKR's RKRIsFER

IOtiEens WishinR oouvsyanes 30 sither o. tke
Allows Trains or Boats, will be called fer - Ooaohs
OfBteTenB' Omnibus Line, By leGviag their AddF-sl
IS the Omnibus Once, l47 supsrioF-sf, mort ao"t t'
tha Reddell HouBe.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-14

FoR Colic, Bowel Complaints, DisrhOes
and Cholera MOrbus, use Porter's Cure Of
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Daily Receipts.

The following statement shows the daily receipts Of
-four and wheat at the aforementioned places on
October 10:
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Clergymen, Lawyers, Physicians,
and Citizens,

Testifying Of their own personal knowledge the
beneficial effects and medical virtues Of the Bitters
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-14
ARE NOT ALCOHOLIC
And Not Intended as 3 Beverage.

the most Eminent
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REV ADVERTISEMENTS.

S7-seT0g sEI.En aTo REEF,n LOST -
sWkETs," /" " FOUED, -" BeABDtEG "ouE-
ETEs." aud other short notioss, not exossiing
r0UE L1sEs, inserted twice IN this column for
35 cents, three times IS oeuts, fOur times
so cents for all over FOUR LINES, and rot eX-
ceoding xIGHT LIEEs, double above rates.
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LITERARY MEN AND STUDENTS

And those working hard with their braius should al
ways keep bottle Uf HOOhand's Bitters near them,
q they will md much benefit from i9 use, 10 both
mind and body, invigorating and not depressing.
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MONEY IOANED.-C. A. READ
lNl 4 CO., Bankers, negotiate Loans on good In
dorssd Notes; also, On Notes secured By Mortgage
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Ist prem Miss Florence Aiken, BrooRIyn...25 90
End prem, Miss Ada Jewett, Newburfi..,,.,..I5 90
Sd prem, Miss Ela Sheldon, Clevelan 10 90
BENZ. H. STAIR, Secretary.
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STATE OF IOWA.
ADJuTANr GENERALS OPTIC Z
Davenport, Sept. &c, 1868

ADJuTANr GENERALS OFFICE, !
Davenport, Sept. &c. 1868
General Order, Ne. t21..
The Northern Border Brigade as organized is
hereby dishahded.
II All officers Of the Northern Border Brigade
hereby directed 10 turn over all arms, equipments
ammunition and all other public property TO Lieut.
LewisH Smith, 2dQr. Master Of said Brigade and wht
Is hereby continued in said oce for the company order
ed to be organized by this department under order
this date In place of said companies Of The Northeru
Border Brigade hereby dishsnded.
III VIM. 8. Pritchsrd, OF Des Nsines, will al once
proceed to the posts where any Of the said companies
Of the Northern Border Btssde are located aud
ter out said companies Of Sd Brigade herein dt-
rec ed land will muster in the company be raised
in accordance with these oders the company to be
mustered roe service mill relieved by u s. troops,
puess soonef discharged by order of the Governor.
IN Said Pritchard viii also inspect all horses equip
meuts and arms aud will accept only those fitted for
the proposed duty
BY order OF the Gov ernor.
n. B. BAKER, AdJ't Gen. Of Iowa.
nct5. l. ts3-st - -. =,
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Now York. Sent. q

-
A Times special says the twentieth
and twenty-frst army corps have bee2
consolidated, and will be called the 18th
army corps, and will be commanded BY
Maj. Gen. Granger.
The War Depait mGnt has ordered o
court of inquiry to investigate the con-
duct of Generals McCook and Critten-
den in the late battles near Chattanooga.
1t is understood that Rosecrans has made
serious complaints against them.
The enforcement of the death penalty
in the army Of the Potomac is rapidly
decreasing eonscript desertions.
Conseripts atd conscript substitutes
are arriving in considerable numbers.
Also, deserters whr are forwarded to
their regiments for trial and punish
ment.
A special to the Herald says General
Schenck has: been removed from the
command of his department, and Gen.
Tyler is to take his place.
Every thing along the lines was quiet
Thursday. There is no indication of an
immedi&te movement unless made by the
enemy's forces, for which we are fully
prepared. F.
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u.earenwnrtl, gsn %

sg7 % -.
Gov. Gamble having authorized Col.
Moss, of Liberty county, to arm the men
in Platte, Clay and Clinton counties. He
has armed mostly returned rebel soldiers
and men under bonds. Moss men are
now driving Union men out of Missouri;
over q hundred families have crossed the
river to-day. Many wives Of Union sold
iefs have been compelled 10 leave. Four
or five men have been murdered by Moss
men. A perfect reign. of terror exists.
Adyiess from Washington to the eff
feet that Kansas be made separate De-
partment under command of Gen Curtis.
Five days later adyices from western
Arkansas state that rebels Coffee, Hun
ter were encamped on Coenskin prairie,
Missouri, @ith 1890 men, and that Kirby
Smith was at Arkarfefphia with the main
body of the rebel army, said to number
q, 900 men. .. s-t..s
|. Gen. Gabel with Texan troops, Arkan-
sas eonscripts had Joined him 80
81. The powder mill at Ark saelphia. con-
tanning upwards 100000 kegs gun pow
der exploded on the 18th, this loss is re-
garded by rebels as most fatal.
Gen Blunt is at Fort Scott organizinE
new Kansas Regiments which he expects
to lead to Texas in few days. r..
Negroes are arriving at Leavenworth
in large numbers to join the Kansas col
ored regiments. .....s.
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New York Sep 2.

New York Sep 30.
City of Washington from Liverpool Is,
and Queenston 18th. has arrived. The
Emancipation Society has written TO Earl
Russell. thanking him for stopping rebal
rams in the Mercy, and begging him also
not to lose sight of the movements in
Clyde. Times editorially expresses sat
isfaction that the iron-clads in Mersey
will not be allowed to move till some
thing more is known Of the owner Of the
ship, and its destination.
1t is reported that two federal vessels
IRE enroute for Brest, to prevent the de-
parture of the Flooida.
The Times lectures the Canadians on
the question of annexation to the United
States, and says they are free to do as
they please. but argues they have moth
ing to gain and everything to lose by
sueh step.
Russian replies TO western powers have
been delivered. They indicate that Car
is immoyable on the Polish question:
Six points are agreed to, and further dis
cussion is superfuous.
Russia assumes the full responsibility
of her acts.
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Nou Vorly Cant %

New Y ork, Sept. 30,
The Worlds Orleans letter of the 22d
says: T.
Movements to Texas are progressing
For more than a fortnight Brasbear has
been the base Of concentration for new
movements, and supplies have been for
warded as fast as possible by rail, while
large quantities of ordinance stores, and
ammunition has been sent by way OF
the Gulf to Burwick Bay.
The ordnance transports have been us
ed to carry troops across from Brashiar
to Berwick. ..... ...-.~..t T..
The latest information tell us last Sat
urday nearly the whole of the 18th army
corps under the immediate command OF
Weitzel crossed aAd camped on the other
side. The 18th army corps was to follow
leaving only a sufficient force to hold the
base ut Bcrshipr. while a regiment or two
will remain at Thibodepnx. 49, ~
1t is presumed that with the expert
ence OF the past an. effort will be made
not only. to accomplish the advance sue
cessfIty but to hold La Fourche while
the new movement is in progress. e.:
When WeitzePs men began to cross
the Bay the rebel Gen. Majors men com
menced movement upon Ferche. .~
Those who came back from Brasheal
sunday evening say the line. of retreat
along the bayou is marked by Burning
of barns, buildings. cabins and farm
| houses, in fact the destruction as foretolo
of every thing likely ~ give aid and com
| fort to the guarding army.
Up to this hour we have not heard o
an advance of Frankiin's army from the
west. bank of Berwick Bay. We onl!
know that the greater part of the column
are across and are waiting patiently f1l
the rest. when,a march would begin on
| the track Of the retreating confederates.
There are those who believe that Frank
lin win leave the Terche at the town 0
| Franklin and strike across the State 4
Sabine river. 1t is supposed one of tWt
| things viii follow an engagement which
| will annihitate the confederate force o
/ Camp Bisland, or they will retreat +
| near Iberia, soiae distance above Frank
! lin :~- --...@ ''..
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New York Sent. %

A special to, the Times says adviees
received from the army. of the. Potomac
represent all quiet UP to'yesterday NOR
ming. ~ 80 ss$ N&$F -
1t is calculated that the expenditures
in the Quartermaster's Department, OF
the fiscal year, ending June 30th amount
to somewhere near 1915. 000, e00.a + The
clothing bureau alone will swallow up
wards of 500, 0e0.000. ......... - .
1t isthe opinion Of Judge Lewis that
the receits from Internal revenue will be
more than sufficient to pay the interest
on tie public debt. ses ..I SIS -. :
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New York, Sept. %

New DIRK, Sept. ~.
Steamer Clinton from New Orleans has
arrived.
Papers Of the Goth say the rebel block
ade steamer Alice VIVIAN has been cap
tured.
There was female bread riot in Mo
bile on the 4th. The Governor ordered
the 18th Alabama TO put down the dis
turbance, but they refused Mobile ca
dts essayed it. but were forced to fly by
the women. Peace was. finally restored.
The rioters openly declared they would
burn the city if some means was not de-
vised to relieve their distress.
Parofed Vioksburg prisoners are suf-
fering greatly. They declare if ever
forced into the field they will desert the
first battle.
The steamboat Hannibal, Of st. Louis,
with full cargo, sunk on the morning
of the 18th, five miles above Donaldsyille.
Her passengers were all saved.
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Mar Ynnlr Gar

4, 49, New York, Sept 20.
A special dispatch to Che N. I Posi-
says: ~ ss 5ss
Our recent reverses IN northern uaor.
gia compelis the government to raise
more troops than had been eontempla.
ted. s.3 s''sEs :. rs .'
The present draft will not give orr Or.
my over u, 600 men.
another draft will nndoubted take
place very soon, except IN those States
which prefer to fill their quotas BY yolun-
teering. @ ...Y
1t is believed that nearly all Western
States will raise their. quota in tlliE way. J.
The next draft viii probably be for six
hundred thousand. Kim
These two drafts, with volunteers. it is
estimated viii furnish BOG, 600 men BY the
list of January. s.s= =. 's.=
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fcoMAfUNIcATEp.l
Pulmonary Consumption Durable Disease ! !!
4 CARD.
TO CONSUMT TIVEs.

The undersigned having been restored health in
fe~ eks, by very simple remedy, alter having SUI
Fereh several years from severe lung Affection, and
that dread disease Coasumpt0u-is anxious to make
known to hts feliew-sHfferers the means Of cure.
To all who desire IT. he will send prescription used
free Of charge with the directions for preparing and
using the same, which they Will aud sure cure ToE
CONSUMPTION, AsTANA, BRONCHITIS, CousHs
Coins, sc. The only object Of the advertiser is to
beBedt the AFFLICTED, and spread information which he
cancetveS to be Invaluable AID he hopes every suffer
er will try his remedy, as Il will cost them nothing
aan,i may prove blssslng. -. p %
Parties wshng The prescription will pIegSe address
REV. EDWARD A, WILSON,
williamsburg,
KiGgs County,
eYs6wim nc r4-.v !z.s.4 New Fork