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30 small has the quots Of Ohio under the
draft been estimated that it has been
deemed probable thatno draft at all would
be made, but an effort made to fill the
number by volunteering. At a great
Union meeting held at Springfield on
Thursday, Governor Tod made a stirring
speech, In which he said that the secrets-
y Of War had fixed OhiO's quota at about
$4,000. The fact that Ohio had furnished
entirely three years men was laid before
the Department and credit was given ac-
cordingly. The quota was thus reduced
to very small number, not more than
5000 to 5000. Had Ohio furnished nine
months men last gear, as did SO many of
the States, we would be subject to a draft
as heavy as the Eastern States. The Gov
ernor, however, would not consent to that
then, and we have cause to thank him for
il now.
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DEPOT HOSPITAL EXPORT.
The following named soldiers have been re-
ceived and assisted at the Depot Hospital during
two weeks ending August 18th, 1868
d. W. Craig, l29th, Company B, from Camp
Cleveland to Washington.
s. Bennett, 10Th, Company B, from Camp
Cleveland to Washington.
B; Reed, 10th, Company B, from Camp Cleve-
land to Washington.
". Prescott. 12ath, Company B, from Camp
Cleveland to Washington.
L. c. Willoughby, ]. Hosworth and S. Lewis.
6th Ohio, came from Washington to Mouroeville
s. johnson, 9Th Wisconsin, Company C, from
Gettysburg to Milwaukee.
F. Bornsbur, % Wisconsin, Company C, from
Gettysburg to Milwaukee.
H Gsrdon, 9th Wisconsin, Company B, from
Gettysburg Milwaukee.
B. Bartlett, 10th Michigan, COMPANY. II. from
Fort Monroe to Detroit
F. Fulton. 1st Michigan Company X, from
Michigan to Washing gton
J ROush, 22d Michigan, Companv E from
Michigan to Washington
j. Darisy, llGth Ohio, Company c, from Gin
cinnati to Hudson.
J. Winburn, 22d Michigan, Company B, from
Getty ysburg 70 Michigan
F. Robinson, 22S Michigan, Company B, from
Gettysburg to Michigan.
-Four sick men belonging to the 24th Michigan,
names.
L. Landry, Mulligan's Battalion, from Har-
perls Ferry to Chicago.
S; swee5y 231 Ohio, Company H, from Wash
E. Whipple, oath Michigan, Company K, from
Getty burg to Flat Rock. In care Of his wife.
Twelve men from the 50th Massachusetts
taken IN and cared for on Sunday, afterwards
sent 70 the General Hospital, Camp Cleveland.
$. Horn, p h Ohio, company H. from Gettys-
huag to Toledo-three Others in the same COM
pany, wounded.
D. Daley, s5th Massachusetts, from Pert
Royal.
G. Bracket, 1lth New York, company B. from
Port Royal to Chicago
o. Coneal, 18th Rhode Island, company K,
from Port Royal to Toledo.
J n. olds, 9th New York, company H, same
g, Foster, 97Ih Pennsylvania, company H,
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Wii5on3 s9Gtii 5ist New York, company l. same as

sane as above.
s. Wilson, 5lst New York, company ], same as
q Barkin, 5ih Kentucky, company G, Port
loyal to Louisville.
6. War6urton, s7th New York, company K,
W; Lieger, 18th New York, company h, same
s. Lieb, Sd New York, company I, same as
NJ; Coffelge, 9th New York, company I, same
as alb We.
F. c. Barker. 2lst Massachusetts, company @,
Port Royal to Chicago,
II. Sullen, 36th Massachusetts,, company A,
from Port Royal to Chicago.
p. W3nmaker. 9th Ohio, company C, from
Folly Island TO Toledo.
T. 5. Page, 18th New Hampshire, company c,
from Port Hudson to Concord, n. H
C. L. Carrir gtOn, gunbOat " Dc Kalh."
George Sherman, gunbOat " De Kalb," from
Mississippi to New York
SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY.
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sosTos oosxrzs, H.X.,l

VIZ d. GREGs O0--Geuts: freely give YOu lib
valued Constitution Water, which can recommend
tn the highest manner; -a.E
Ny wife, who Was attacked with pain In ths shoula
d8rs whole length Of the back, and IN her limbs with
PapitatiOh Of the Heart, attended with Falling Of
the Womb, DysmenorTh@, and Irritation Of the Bad-
der. 1 called physician, who attended her about
three months when he lefi her worse than he found
her. then employed Ons Of the best physicians
could find, who attended her for about nina months
aud while she was under his she did not suffer
quite as much pain he finally gave her up and said,
'her case was iucureble." "Eor" said he. "she hss
such combination Of complaints that medicine Civ
l0r operates against some other Of her dicul-
ties" About this time, sne commenced the use Of
Constitution Water, and 70 our utter astonishnant,
almost the hTst dose seemed TO have tho desired ef
ieCt, and she kept on improving rapidly under fts
treatment and now Buperiutends entirely her do
mostic eair6. She has not taken any Of the COnst-
tuition Water Tor about four weeks and we happy
60 Eay that II has produced permanent cure.
WEI. H. VAN BBEBOHOTEGs
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WYNKoOPs ICELAND PECToRAL.

Diseases Of the Throat, Chest and Pulmonary or
sans are ever prevalent, insidious and dangerous-
Inc properties Of meltcino to alleviate, cure and
lpfoOt tneae compl9iuts must Be aLpectoraut, AnO-
lyme and lnvigor uing l0oseniug The mncus OF the
sqfoa ana i'm aarsiug tone to the ntre system. No
discovery ~ medica asnce ever mastered this clasl
0l diseases IKE d Wynk ops Iceland PectOrAl II
Is used Altn the most Atom hing results n al
Of BrOnchitis, Influenza Whoopng CouVh. Dipthe-
Iis or Putrid Sore IhrJat, szlhma, Group, Coughs,
Colds, Nervous Debility, SC
The Rev. }. J. Potter eerfifs5, IS that have used
DR. WYukoop's Pe5tOrai several years, uysef and
my family, for Pulmonary CJmp plaiuts, and
have recommended il 10 many others, and have new
or seen its equal" Rev. }. j. POEEHR,
Brooklyn, n 7.
Hundreds and thousands Of important testim0nials 3
could Be produced. showing its remaTkab cores and
hat it NEvEz FAILS It is imposed Of pure Iceland
Moss, tam OF Gileads Peruvian Balsam, Elecam pane
Oonlrey, Burdl k and other invaluable expecEOrant
and tonic ingredients. Is IS harmless, prompt and
lasting InVaids and sufferers cannot Afford 20 neg
ect trial. Eserg family should have it IL Is re-
mari able toz OTuup. Fun dsCcriptious, recommend
atoms nd directions &C ON pany each bottle.t
- Prepared BY Dr. k ID. WYEKooP, anH sold By
D. ). BA khES = CO. n T. Iuiyf0-E 5seOW
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hAalu Sotdi '.ss-..ss.ss.-.'' ......s.soio guns.
The Richmond Examiner has q private
letter from Charleston giving the follow
ing description Of the defsnses at Sumter
" It has been expected for week back
that Fort Sumter would fall under the con-
tinuous stream Of shot and shell from the
enemy's feet-one of the most formidable
and powerful naval srmsdas ever known
to the world. The fort was under COM
mand Of Colonel Rhett, most gallant of
fioer, who did everything that laid within
the bounds Of human power to make a
successful defense. The walls were pro-
tected by piled tiers Of sand bags in the
inside some twenty feet thick, the walls of
the fort being six feet thick, thus making
an obstruction Of brick aud sand of twen-
ty-six feet; but even this could not stand
the furious and concentrated assault of
the enemy's whole feet. Nothing could
be impregnable 10 the tremendous missiles
that have poured on Fort Sumter for more
than q week, q
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ger, daily falling By ths G: s1alties Of the
service, or filing the comfor.Iess hospitals
of the Southwest
We especially invite the ladies Ct this
city TO take part with us, to cheer US b
their frequent visits to our rooms and to
aid US in the duties to which We are
pledged.
In letter from Dr. Gordon WinslOw, Of
the United States Sanitary Commission, TO
the ladies of the Philadelphia Branch, we
fnd the following recognition of the SER
vices Of our agents on the part Of COnfed-
crate surgeons:
From the commencement Of the rebel
lion the Sanitary Commission has main
tsiued its position as a most wise, humane,
and efficient aid to the Government in
mitigating the horrors of war in many i'm
portant respects. Its agents are on every
battlefield, in every camp, and every hos
pital, to rescue the unfortunate sufferer
from the miseries Of neglect and untimely
death. This is felt and appreciated by the
Confederate as well,as Union soldiers. At
the late battle two of the agents Of the San
itsry Commission were captured, and are
now in Libby prison, Richmond. The mo-
ment this was known to the rebel surgeons
in our hospitals they united in petition
to General Lee for their release. The pc
tition IS worth recording, aud is as follows:
"The undersigned surgeons of the Con-
federate army, now in charge of the several
hospitals within the Union lines at and
about Gettysburg, beg leave to testify to
our General-in-C Chief in favor of the United
States Sanitary Commission as a most
praiseworthy and charitable institution.
Through its kind provisions oar hospitals
are supplied with many comforts which
are Of inestimable value to our wounded
and suffering men.
awhile the promptness withiwhich their
agents follow on the heels Of battle enables
them to dispense an immense amount ofre-
lief to the unfortunate sick and wounded
soldiers on either side, it also necessarily
exposes them to any reverse of fortune
which may oblige them to ask protection
from the successful party. Thus, during
the late battle Of Gettysburg, four of the
agents of the Sanitary Commission fell
| into our hands, and as we learn are now
held as prisoners fwar. We respectfully
submit that as these men were taken with
out arms, and while in the employ Of their
charitable Office, as slmoners Of the Sani-
tary Commission TO the wounded soldiers
of either party, they be released from re-
straint and permitted to return to their
work Of benevolence and good will"
The above was signed by some twelve Of
the chief surgeons Of the Confederate
army, and directed to General Lee. 81
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PnrInr for the Rebellion.

EAyAME A0E lAH AAE1NAN'A-
That copper sheet, the New York World,
has disqusition on the restoration Of the
Union, and the conditions of it. Il con-
ceives that an understanding must be had
on three points, namely: The nght Of se-
cession, the prOtectiOn of slavery, and
the payment Of The Southern ,par debit
The World thinks the claim of right,
on the part Of State, to secede is mad
missible. In regard ts slavery, it takes
the ground, that neither the war, nor any
Of its incidents have impaired the right
or claims Of slaveowners. The third pro-
position, the payment of the "Southern
war debt" the World attempts to treat
evasively, and yet sufficiently discloses
it's idea that in the terms of settlement it
may be best and proper for the United
States Government to pay the debt which
the rebels have incurred in trying to de-
strOy itl a
Thus the National Governmentm must not
only pay the enormous debt incurred in
putting down the rebellion, but must pay
the rebels for fighting us The PROPOSE
tion, or suggestion, or hint whatever tits,
is eminently worthy of a copperhead jour
nal.
1t would be a nice little arrangement it
is true, for the John Bull rebel sympa-
thisers, who have invested in Confeder-
ate lOans," but it viii probably be some
time before they "realize" on any such
basis.
The tenderness Of the copperheads to-
wards these rebels whose hands are red
with the blood of or murdered loyal
sOldiery, is quite remarkable.
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WILEY & CARY,
Plaintiffs Attorneys. aug2i;i5s

MASTERS sALE.-Pursuant to the
lVI command Of an aids order ofsale from the
Court of Common Pleas Of Cnyahoga county,
Ohio, at the suit Of James K Hitchcock against
Eleeta @. Hayes and Sias s. Stone, to me direct
ed shall expose for sale at public auction, at
the door fthe Court House in the city Of Cleve-
land, on the 2lst day of September, 1868, 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 Connect cut Western Reserve, in the
State Of Ohio, and which are also in the county Of
CuyahogsSand are known by being part OF orig
inal lot 81 in sald township, and are bounded as
follows Being subdivision lots numbers 500 to
so, both inclusive, and numbers 53l to 5i4, both
inclusive, and making Is 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 9 to 522 al Sl3750
each lots 53l to 544 at SIPS eacn.
August q, 1868. LEWIS W. FORD,
Master Commissioner.
S. J. ANDREWS, Plaintiffs Attorney.
II
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MASrEK'S SALE.-Pursuan 10 the
the Court of Common Pleas of CUyahoga county,
Ohio, at the suit Of George WOrthngtOn against
Fiavel W. Bingham and others, to me directed
shall expose for sale at public suction, at the
on the 3Ist day OF August, 1858, at II O'Clock A.
NJ, the following described premises: Situate
in the city Of fCleveland, being number seven N
the 18th range oftOWnships in this Connecticut
Western Reserve IN the State of Ohio, and which
Is also in the county Of Cuyahoga, and is known
as lot No. in block No. 3 in ten aere lot No
l39, being thirty feet ten inches in front and rear
on the uOrthery side of Lake street 10 SAID city
and one hundred feet deep, agreeable to the
survey Of Ahaz Merchant, December IL, 1885, re
corded in Book u, page 50, CuyahOga county
Records.
Appraised at ST0O.
August l, 1868. LEWIS ". FORD,
Master Commissioner.
JOIN CROwELL, Attorney. augl:455
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The London correspondent Of the New
York Herald writes:
aThe Polish war is inevitable. There
has been bitter row between Russell and
Palmerston on the subject. Palmerston
was prepared to 60 very far with France
in opposition to Russia; but Russell has
a nervous terror and distrust Of Napoleon.
The "judioiOus bottle holder" has, how
ever, so fsr carried the day. and the under
standing with France on this question Of
Poland is improved. PaImerston hates
Russia, whose rulers have snubbed and
baked him more than once and old men
are spitefully rsveBgeful." l
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aIOthersI BEOSherfH aIOtherslH

Don't fail to procure Hrs WINsLOW's SOOTH
ING SYRUP for CHILDREN TEETHIRG.
This valuable preparation ia the prescription Of ONT
Of the best Female Physicians and Nurses in the
United States and has been used for thirty years viii
never falling ssety and success b. milionss sf moth
and children from the feeble infant Of ons Wssf
old 70 the adult Il not only relieves the child from
pain, but inVisornts5 the stomach and bowels, cor
reefs acioy, and gives tone and Energy to the ah0l
system. 1t viii almost Instantly relieve
GRIPING IN The BOWELS AND WIND COLO
Webelievo 1.-THE Best and Sursst Remedy b ii
World, in ali cases Of Lyssntary and DiarrhRa
Children, whether 1t arises rom Teething, or iron
any other suse.
ssS-Fun directions for using viii accompany eaol
bottle None genuine unless the fac-simile Of CUB
tbs 4 PERKINS, EeW York, Is on the wrapper.
1aJ-SOld By all Medicine Dnalos. Principal Ohos
IS Dsy-St., ReW York
Price only 95 Cents per Boffle.
may26- h23-dkEig
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MASTERS SALE.-Pursuant to the
lll command Of an order Of sale. issued from
the Court OF Common Pleas of Cnyahoga County,
at the suit Of Truman H. HOag ct al. against John
BaRer st al, 10 me directed, shall expose for
sale at public auction, at the door of the Court
House in the Cleveland on the second day OF
September, 1863 at three O'Clock P. II, the lands
and tenements described as follows: Situate IN
the township Of Brooklyn in the County Of Guy
ahOgs and State Of Ohio, and bounded and de-
scribed as follows: Being part Of fractional lot
No. sc, and is bounded on the west by land
owned by the heirs OF @. d. Brayton, deceased,
on the north 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 G. D.
BraytOn Of Seth Aiken in 1449, end is the same
land conveyed by the administrators Of said c.
D. Brayton to ssid John Baker, April %, 1852
Appraised at seven thousand dollars (S7,OO0.)
ALLAN T. BRINSMADE,
Master Comm. ssiOner.
BACKUs & NOBLF,
Plaintiffs Attorneys. ..
August I 19G3 qUrI.lhF
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uNION COrNTY TICKET.

For ssnat3r-sAMUEr " LLIAMSnN
Representatives q j ARIES Fl BABC OK, AZAR-
iAa ENE EsT, @. B LO KWOOD.
Com I.ou Pies Judge-- n litAgE FOJIE.
PROBATE Jud Ee- DA Ell r. rILUEN
D0un y rraal e----H s. @HIr LESEH
flierk common Pc as---FREDEBI * ]. PRENTISS.
Pr5rssca:frg Artor .ev- -CHA4LE3 " PALMBR
@ un.y Comfaissio- r. } HE BAkNUH.
llofOuer-H = PBENTICE.
COuafy srrveyor---W. kNApP
City Justi of the Peace-DANIEL STEPHAN,
FRkDERLCK A. BRAND.
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DIED.

In this ty. AUGUST 2sib, CARgIE PRICE, young
est Chi d OF Jnn ~ and L Zzie B. Fuller, aged one
yesr, three monihsand nine days
Funeral at the house, It's Seville Avenue to-unor
row Cspn1ayl aiternoon at sk O'Clock.
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Disease occurring rom one and the same cause viii
be entirely cured By the Constitution Water If taken
Tor any length Of time. The dose should vary with
the severity Of the disease, from twenty drops 70
teaspOOnful three times day, in water During the
passage Of the Calculus, the pain and urgent symp
toms should be oOmbatted with the proper remedies,
then followed up with the Constitution Water as
above directed
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MASTERS SALE.

M ASTER'S BALE.-Pursuant to the
I4l command Of an order Of sale issued from
the Court of Common Pleas Of Cuyahogs 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 F.
Lyman, Joseph Lyman, Caleb At ,ater, 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, 1865, al
O'Clock P. N. Of said day the following described
lands and tenements, to wit: Situate in the city
Of Cleveland, county Of Cuyahoga and State Of
Ohio, beng part lot number forty three, 49,
being thirty (33) feet front on York street.
and running back Of equal depth (99) ninety mine
feet, and bounded on the south by York street
on he west by an alley which runs from st. CLAIR
street to the lake. east by line thHty ythree teet
from and running parallel with the west line OF
said lot, and north by line parallel with the
south line of said lot and ninety mine feet there
from.
August 24th, 1868. Appraised at s2,9O0.
VIM. v TOUSLEY,
Master Commissioner.
Ctpv
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An official card in the Charleston Mer-
curry announ:es that the colored soldiers
captured BY the rebels on Morris Island,
have been turned over TO the State author-
tiles, to be dealt with according to the Iaws
Of South Carolina. %
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Or. YIN. H. GREsa-Dear Sir: 1 have for several
years been afflicted with that Troublesome and dan
gsrous disease, Gravel, which rusistsdli remedies
End doctors, until took Constitution Water, and
yOu may Be assured that / was exceedingly pleased
with the result. 10 has entirely cured me- and ysu
may make any Of my name you may see ht in re-
gard to the medicine, as have entire confidence IN
itE ef1eaey. Xo1rstrulyt POND STRONG.
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The State Journal is informed that the
State Executive Committee have taken
measures to secure visit from that gall
liant Irishmau snd sound Union patriot,
General 7. F. Mesgher, to Ohio during
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READ-READ-READ.


DR.. VIZ. II. GREGG-Dear Sir: In February, 1851, i
Afflicted with the sugar diabetes and for months
passed more than twO gallons OF water In twenty
four hours Twas Obliged 20 get up often as ten or
twelve times during the night During the month OF
July, 1861, procured two bottles of Constitution
Water, and In two days after using IL experienced
relief and after taking two bottles entirely
c1ro1s soon after regaining my usual health.
Eour5 truly J.V. l.. DEWITT.
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UNION srATR TICKRT.
ElEoTlos pAr. 0croaEa 3. Isss

tELECTIos Day OcT0RER l3, 1853
For Goveruor-JOHN BROUGd, Cuyahoga County
Lieut.. Gog.-CHAS. ANDERSON, Montgomery Co
2up Judee-HO KING n HUNrBR, FAIRFIELD %
Auditor OF state-J AMES q. GOODMAN, Marion %
Treas OF State-G V0hsEY DORSEY. Mani 20
I'D Pub Works-JNi9 n BARRE rs, Highland Co.
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properties Of tha medicine dTeor themselves % the
organs Of secretion, and BY altering the condition
Of the Stomach and Liver that the starehy principle
Of the food Is not converted into sugar long the
Ey6tem Is under the influence OF the
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CONSTITUTION WATER.

which gives those organs time 70 recover healthy
tone end vigor We are able to state thst the Ooust
tuition Wafer has cured every case Of Diabetes IN
which Il hss been given.
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Hagan's Magnolia Balm.

This Is the most delightful and extraordinary arti.
Gle ever discovered It changes tho sun-burnt face
and hands to peaTly satin texture raVishing beau
ty, imparting the marble purity o. youth, aid the
DIsTIseUE appearances 50 inviting in the city belle ol
fashion. Il removes tan, eokes pimples and rough.
ness from the skin, leaving tho eonple1ion fresh,
Transparent and smooth 1t contains no material in
furious to the skin Patroniked b. Actresses and
Opera Singers. It is what every lady should have.
RS-SOld Everywhere.
DEMAs S. BARNES a 90,
Gsrenl gents,
iulyl-R2s 202 Broadway, Now York
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Editor Leader-DEAR SIR: With your pcs
mission wish 90 say p the reors CT you psBsr that
will send By return mail to all who wish IT, (roel
Recipe, with fun directions for making and using
simple Vegetable Balm that viii eHectuany remove
in ten days, PimpIss, Blotchss, Tan, Freoklss and
all Impurities OF the Skin leaving the same 'soft,
clear, smooth and beauti ul
viii also mail free 70 those having Bald Hoads or
Bare Faces, simple rections and information that
viii enable them to start fun growth OF Luxurian
lair, Whishsrs or Aioustaohe in less than SO days
All applications answered By return mail wiinou
charge, respectfully yours,
THOs. ?. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
iune29-B2 ra gsI Broadwnv n Y
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The siege Of UharIeston.

The following is furnished from an au-
thentio source as the rebel defenses Of
CbarIastor barhor.