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Received of Sanitary Commission the
following hospital stores: $50 towels, 10
magazines, l barrel toasted bread, Sc lbs.
crackers, 2 bottles wine, 10 lbs. pearl bar
ley, bottles currant juice, lbs. butter,
l bottle eatsup, l cheese, II cans fruit 9
cans concentrated beef tea, jars pickles,
145 pairs drawers, 140 shirts, ID. soap,
10 lbs. Goldfish, quire paper, cot 6quilts,
$40 handkercbiefs, ] pail apple-butter, l
sack dried small fruits, J bbl. onions, 4
pals soup, log pillows and cases, 81 sheets,
l jar Jelly, roasted chicken.
Csigned) sPURIER5
Surgeon 10th Illinois Volunteers.
P.S.-The chicken was given to me by
the Springfield men. had it taken to the
hospital, cut into small pieces, and given
to some Of The poor boys with spoonful %
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THE GREAT Hattie NEAR MUIR
FHEESBOR0'.
[continued from frst -

[COntinued from first page.l
And yet each minute it became more
and more plainly evident that all the re-
inforcements which had been hurried into
the woods TO sustain and rally the broken
right wing and cheek the progress Of the
enemy in that direction, had proved mad
equate to the task, and had in turn been
oYerthrown by the great mass which was
struggling in inextricable disorder
through the woods. Such sounds as pro-
eeeded from that gloomy forest Of pines
and eedars, were enough to appsl with ter
ror the stoutest hearts. The roar Of can
non, the crashing of shot through the
trees, the whizzing and bursting Of shell,
the uninterrupted rsitie Of thirty thou
sand muskets, al mingled in one pro-
lonped and tremendous volume Of sound,
AZ though al the thunders Of heaven had
been rolled together, and each individual
Barst. of celestial artillery had been
made perpetual. Above it all could be
heard the wild cheers Of the traitOrous
hosts, as body after body of our troops gave
way and were pushed back toward the
turupike.
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EOR SALE AT A BARGAIN
House and Lot No. l3O Boliysr-St. Possession
given the first Of April next. If not sold by that
time, will be rented. For terms, &C. apply on the
premises, OF Of n B. CLARK, at CLARK & Roekeiel-
ier's, kiyer-St N. B. CLAhh.
ClaNaland. DC. u. ls62.l2l
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DOR SALE-A SPLENDID SADDLE
HORSE, in frst rate order Enquire at
-fsno 10 lFT SUPERIOR-ST.
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UOPRTCN NFWs-
I The following IS additional 70 the re-
ort by the afternoon dispatches:l

GThe following is additional to the re-
port By the afternoon dispatches:
LIAERPooL, September 18th.
The Tribunals OF Coameree Of Bor-
deaux have tried an insurance case, involV-
ing this question sis the Alabama . pi-
rate or 3 privateer7o The decision was
that the Alabama has not exceeded beIlig-
erent rights nor incurred the reprOaeh Of
piracy.
An application has been made to the
Marseiiles Tribunal Of Commerce by the
owners Of some Of the cargo on the ship
". B. Nash, for authority to seize the
Florida at Brest till the claim for 1000
francs is settled. The authorization was
granted. Mr.. slidsll has gone to BFest 10
arrange the affair. A Paris letter asserts
that the legal decision viii be adverse to
the claim. s a. ~.
Cyrus ". Field returns to New York in
the China. Before his departure he ar
ranged everything in perfect trim for the
LAYING Of the Atlantic telegraph cable
next summer. The contract Of Messrs.
Glass, Elliott & Co. binds them to q sue
cessful performance Of the work, and they
have already commenesdthe msnufseture
OF the cabls. Policies covering all risk,
even 10 the Workiagof the cable, have been
Issued ea sxessdiugly SsyOEAbls terms
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USf1AD eF2rEs C1KcOEZ 0ozEH-Ssage.
SeHAs aad Hiiioa.--Ths Court vas engaged
yesterday In the t1ial to the jury Of the case
of the United States %. William POEtsrfsld
Aston for penalty for exercising the busi-
ness Of broker without license. The Dis
triet Attorney appeared for the United States,
and Msssrs. Baekus and Noble for the defend
ant.
In the case Of the United States 0s. John
Hawkins, indicted for selling liquor without
the license required by the Internal Rsve nue.
Law the Defendant plead guilty, and was
sentenced to twenty hours imprisonment
and to pay costs.
In Jennings %. FishsII, decree was rem
dsred against the defendant for S5,s4S.2O.
Hon. Judge Hall, United States District
Judge for the Northern District of New
York, Is in this city, and appeared on the
bench Of the United States Circuit Court yes
tsrday afternoon.
The case of Webster or the Judd Linssed
Oil Company is set for trial day.
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NEWS FROM REBEI s6URCRs.

AeNE 1AoAA0AT DGpt6mOcE 70.
The flag Of truce steamer New York ar
rived this evening from City Point.
The Richmond Whig OF the 23d Is re-
eeiVed. Il reports three days hard fight
ing in Northern Georgia, with heavy loss
on both sides.
The rebel loss is five thousand, including
many valuable officers. Among the killed
are BFigadier General Breston Smith. Of
Tennessee; BFigadier General Woolford.
Of Georgia; Brigadier General Waltham.
of Mississippi, and Bngadier Generals
Helmer and Dsshler. Among the wound
ed are BrigRdier Generals Adams, Brown.
Gregg, Bum, Cleburn and Burning.
Major General Hood, who was wounded,
has since died.
ATLAxTA, Sept 22.-The hght still goes
on. We have every confidence that the en-
einy will be driven from his present stand.
MISSION RIDGE, SIX TO EIaHT NILES PROM
CHATTANOOGA, Sept. p In the three days
fight the enemy was driven across Peavine
Greek, and the West Chicksmsnge, about
eleven miles to his present position.
The Wing, editorially speaking Of AZ
fairs about Chattanooga, is quite despond-
ing.
The Richmond Whig Of to-day has the
following:
CHARLESTON. September 22.-The enemy
is sctige on Morris Island notwithstanding
our fire continues unsbated.
He is building covered way from Bat
terry Gregg to Battery Wagner.
For two days past we shelled his work
ing parties with great Yigor.
The enemy is building 3 battery on
Block Island.
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FROnI NRW YORK.

NEW YORK, September 20.
The Courier des Etsts UBia gives 3 cate
gorical denial to the rumors Of French re-
cogniiion Of the South.
Times special ssyg:
A Morris Island letter in this mornings
report says the army is ready to put in q
blow when proper time arrives.
It seems Rs though another attack by
the navy on any Of the rebel works was
not to be dreamed Of; and, consequently,
the enemy is strengthening his works with
the utmost Vigor, and il would not be sur
prising IL the harbor Of Charleston was
nearly, il not completely, secure against
any effort iron-clads may make to force an
entrance.
An attack on our forces ct Folly Island
was not unlocked for few nights sgo.
The Clyde built steamer Jupiter has been
captured while attempting to run the
blockade Of Savannah BY Warsaw Sound,
By the gunhoat Cimerone.
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FROM WAsHTNGTON,

WAsHEsTON, sept %.
The Times Washington special has the
following:
The Military Commission is ordered to
meet at Chicago on the 1st day Of October,
10 examine ahd report on the alleged
At that place. And, also, the abuses in re-
card TO pay reesiVsd for soldiers disehsrg-
ed and in supplying artificial limbs.
1t is reported that the enemy have re-
nIUup5v -npmher Of prisoners from
more from shelling the latter city.
A deserter lately came into our lines
with a statement to the effect that Savan-
nah was almost in . defenssless state
The troops had been called to Charleston,
thus leaving only small garrison in the
forts.
Major General Meade was here for an
hour or Two this forenoon in consultation
with President Lincoln, the Secretary Of
War aud the Genersl-in-Ch He then
promptly returned 10 duty.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-24

BIG FIRE IN ALLIAHcE-PAssEE DFPoT
AND EATINe SALOON BuRkED.-The passsn-
ger depot at Alliance took Ere yesterday
morning about eleven o'clock. The ars broke
cat in the rotunda, but soon the wing Of the
building in which Mr.. sOurbsek's extensive
eating saloon was located, was discovered to
be all in flames. The fire spread rapidly,
sad, though every effort was mad to stay the
progress Of the flames, the whole busiding,
which was made Of wood, was burned to
the ground in about one hour and e half
after the ere broke out. The hooks Of tbs
companies, the furniture Of the depot, and
all other mOvables were saved. Mr.. Sour
beck the proprietor Of the es.ing-hOuss at
the depot, is a loser to some extent. Besides
him, the Cleveland 4 Pittsburg, and the
Pittsbprg, Fort Wayne Chicago Railroad
Companies, are the only losers. We hear the
loss to these companies sstinatsd at from
tan 70 fifteen thousand dollars. What proper
ten Of TIN, ifsny, utIlbs soYsrsa b. insur-
asss, W aianst lsaSn.
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NE,e ADVERTIsKnRNTs.

GA. Read Co, Ranhsrs-eOld. 81 lTsr aad cOu-
pens Bought and sold, and Money Loaned.
John Ellsler ACADEMY Of Music.
Huassy MeBride--F0r Lake suPsrior.
Basi rs obIs-LsgAl Notice.
J A. Kslington Fer Lake Superior s.
Hrs. ChspmAn-Ladiss Gymnastics.
E.G.K Agents Wuptsd.
nzau naaion Of Ttasbsrs-LCoaI Notice.
I. P. Sherwood Wrapper and DTawsra.
Larturs 9 Meats Foot Oh BiAekins-Tirst AGAIN.
EooaI Eotios.
Up. slerEood- Ostrich Fea'hsrs.
lOi seneea-st-Msu or Boy satsd.
I P. Sherwood Hsts for Ladies.
los supsrior-st-Boots and sbess-LOcaI Notice.
BskQr-Pspeis Local Notice.
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FROM NASHVILLE.

NAsHVILLLl sept. %.
A dispatch received here about noon
from Quartermastsr General Meigs says
a passenger on the morning train from
Louisville to Nashville, announced the
burning Of tine railroad bridge at Nolin,
Kentucky, by the rebels. The down
train went back 10 ElizsbethtoWn
and WAS detained there some four hours
In the meanwhile . special train with
Adams 4 Co.'S express, coming North, put
out the FIRE, which enabled the upward
trsia TO arrive yearly on their regular
time. The damage to the bridge si
very slight.
The number Of gusrrillas who caused
the disturbances are estimated from four to
fourteen
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SPEG4AI BlSPAIGRES.
fHE CAMPAIGN IN 0H-O.
Meeting at MoOonnellsVille---
Southern Ohio Shaming the
Reserve.
[TO the Cincinnatl GaEette. !

McCoEEELsvnLE VIA NASHVILLE, /
September p.
A glorious time in Morgan County, old
Muskingum keeps not her course more
truly toward the great ocean of waters than
will Morgan County bear onward to the
polls in October, her share Of that over
whelmiDg loyal tide which shall wash the
last stain Of treason and toryism from the
proud State of Ohio. The meeting to day
was almost exclusively from the county,
and it is enough to say that it was four
times as large as the Copperhead meeting
here, that was SO msgni6ed by the organs
Of Vallandigham. Falsify as they will, let
every one know that while we do not es-
innate our meetings half as high as they
do theirs, ours are in fact from two to six
times as large as theirs, and can be proved
50 BY their own men.
The speaking was from two stands, by
Senators Wade and Sherman, Judge Marsh
Of GAINESVILLE, and Sergeant Clancy of the
sd Ohio. Few meetings in Ohio have
bsen more ably addressed, or manifested
greater enthusiasm Senator Wade was in
his best spirits, and his honest heart beat
high with the Assurance derived from such
meetings, that Ohio is right side up; but
IL distressed him to think thsteven a small
number Of the citizens of our glorious
State, will vote for convicted traitor for
Governor.
And so it goes. Tell NOrwalk, Ravenna
and the rest Of them on the Reserve, that
they are behind the age in patriotic devo-
lion to the Union, the Constitution and |
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FROM FHE POTOMAC Army.

INV IOAAi sept. 20.
The Posts Washington letter Of the 22d
says General Mesde's army is undoubtedly
moving upo1 GordonsVille, and it would
surprise no one Here, to hear that battle
was fought between him and Lee before
Sunday. Lee still commands the army Of
Virginia, but his strength cannot be over
10000 The strength Of General Meade's
army 1t would be imprudent to estimate,
but unless al reports which are sent up
from the Rspidsn are shsmsfully false, it
Is ready to offer battle to the enemy.
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DR, BUsH's GREAT AMERICAN BoEsET,
Oh IHoRoUsHwoRr ToNIc No remedial
agent has sueh universal application as the
Throughout. Il has been used from time
immemorial for Ague and all Bilious all
ments. Patients with the following symp-
toms will be especially benefited by this
remedy Headache and dizziness caused BY
bilious stomach. It cleanses the skin bet
ter than any other remedy, restores the ap-
petite, gives tone to the stomach and faciii-
tates digestion. Intermittent fevers of all
grades and character, dyspepsia with vonit
ing Of food, bslching Of wind and feeling of
obstruction at the pit Of the stomach, vomit-
ing of bile with extreme prostration Of
strength the smell Of food causing sickness
1t the stomsch, fullnsss and tenderness of the
liver, soreness around the waist with uncom-
forta5le feeling Of pressure, gouty and rheu-
matte disease with porsness of the muscles
hnasaa eA'--b --srL----s3--y- = s~-.ssa - uIuE%
rhoeaJ bleeding piles and typhoid fever.
Price per bottle so cents.
Sold by STRONG & ARMSTRONG,
sePl;45s Cleveland, o.
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pNRaATIoN rO WlsHpRTnr.

81 LOUIS. hfpiembef q.
A delegation Of Radical 0nion msn "a,
EmaoeiPatiOnisis, aPpoiafFd By ths Ist
state Convention to visit WsshiDgton I'd
the purpose Of procuring change Of nilf
tary commanders in the Department :
Missouri left for ths East this moruinr
The delegation numbers about seventh
among whom are General Lane, ndCos n.
McClung, members Of Congress from Ms.
souri,. The party proceeds iBimsdiassly q
Warrington.
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FRO5I NEW YORK.

NER YoRK SEPT %.
Il me Commercial says passengers foi
Californis b. Ro5srt's Line win hsrsaftsi
20 TiE Panama instead Of Nicarskua. - Z
A letter from Bsbis August 22d, reports
the Vanderbilt and Mohiesn there.
The following important announcement
concerning the iron-olsd rams in the
Merssy appears in the London Morning
Herald, Of the 18th inst;
We are informed that Earl Russell, on
wednesday, dispatched by written missive
positive order to Messrs. Laird 10 pre-
vent these vessels leaving their yards
without ample explanation Of their desti-
nation, and 9 sustainable reference 10
their owner or owners for whom they sre
constructed. Il is now affirmed moreover
thst the French ambassador has been ap-
Pealed to as to the possibility Of French
subject having ordered vessels Of this
stamp OF an English ship builder. There
is declared to have come q proper ofhcial
reply from his EEoelleney that no French
SUBJECT has any legal right to possess OF
purchase vessels Of war either FOR himself
or on behalf Of others. Earl Russell, it Is
said, argues to himself that these vessels
could only be vessels for the Rarlike pur-
pose Of State or an individual.
His LOrdship holds that Msssrs. Laird
are bound to declare, and sustain on unim- /
Peaohable testimony such declaration, the |
Government for whom the steam rams
were built
The Secretary for Foreign Affairs Is al !
so Of opinion that If these vessels are for ]
an individual owner, native or foreign,
that individusl could only be q privateer |
or pirate, and it is on these grounds that
the Government makes up its mind. At |
sny rate, the English Governments is now
firmly resolved to try the question in the
courts Of law, and if amerced for dam
ages to make an appeal for support to the
House Of Commons.
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UHIoH Mass MEETIEe AT Mansfield
There will be q grand rally Of ell loyal eiti-
ssns at Mansfield on Friday the 2Sth, to ex-
press their devotion to the cause Of Union.
The meeting will be addressed by BrOugh
and other prominent speakers. Turn out,
citizens Of Riehlsnd, and listen to (" words Of
truth and soberness"I
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go NM MERCFAL.
CLETRLAND aIARKET.
noRNINe LRknrR nFFIOR.

rt MORNING LEADER OEE10Es L.
WEDNESDAY EvEEINs. September q issa.
FIour-sales 100 bbls red double extra At t4s5
200 bbs do at ISIS; 50 DO at s,,sO and small lot
white do at $3.50. w
WheaI-Market dull and lower. sa'es 1000 bush
at sI,l5 free on board cars on track at same and
1900 bush free on board at Sl,l51f-ail before New
York report.
Corn-Active. Sales 10000 bush free on board at
Zoe; cars sacked and delivered at Tic, and 2cars on
track at nc.
OarB-sales cars on track at 5se.
BarIey-'si in demand for shipment at Sl,oo.
High Wines-Sales % bbis at lsc.
Seeds Sale 50 bush Timothy at S2,75. The de-
mand s less active.
Obeese-Is firm at lie for Western Reserve
Bran-sale leo bags at $3.50 = ton.
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PERsoEAL.-We had the pleasure yes.
tsrday Of seeing 7. c. Severance, Esq.,
formsriy Of this city, busnOw of Port Royal,
sc, where he is filing the Office Of COllsc-
tOFof Customs. his many friends viii be
glad to know that be is we'll and hearty.
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NRWYORK MARKET-sept. 22.

lBY TELEGRAPH.l
COtfnn-Mar-et active and firm. Sales at 7Sc
FOR Midding i'plands.
Fleur-sia.kst is somewhat unsettled. Extra
round oped Ohio Ia fair request At steady prices
Nesrlv ali other kiuds are dull aud dropping.
Sales 1T s5,t0a5 81 Tor extra state e ,60fo, 80
for extra rouud hooped Ohio; s5,s5a7,Z5 for trade
brands ark CLOSING quiet.
WhisZy Market le s active ard hrmer. kales
at h2H53c, chi fy at 52r527zc.
WbeRI-HaIket dull and dropping. Beceip are
Qui limaed. shipps geHeT lily holding OF.
Sales at s,o5ol3 for hicaEo Spring; 81 ms AL q
for Milwaukee Club; slr25l3 80 for winter red es-
tern
Rye-Scarce and frmer. Sales at e5c9sI.OO.
COrn-In sair request, without decidet change in
price. Demand chiefly speculative. Sales at csc
adoat S30.S3ssc in store
OaLs-Marke ket opened firm and closed dull sales
at 67a7fc IN store.
Pork-Market dull and unchanged.
Sa'es at St2,25nl2 81 for old mess; Sl4 0n for new
mess aln I2'f0l05O for new prime sis,25G OO for
new prime mess.
Cut MeaIs-Market more active. Sales at So for
Shoulders; EAd9c fOr Hams.
Bacon Sides-Quiet unchanged.
aard-harket opened quiet aud C osed scarcely so
firm. A part lasr evening at l0fnllc.
Cheese-Market Arm ales at lO9l34e.
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fling without recent change.
NEWs FROlI RAsHINsTON.
WAsHIHaToE, September q.

- Wl8HIAdIONI 1tpLsWOtf %
A number Of soldiers substitutes Of the
first Army Corps, having been eonvictsd
Of dssertion are sentenced TO be shot To-
day.
Captain Regary, commsnding the stesE-
sr Shensndosh, reports, under date Of ihs
17th inst, Of New Inlet n. O. that 3
blockade runner attempted to come out on
the night Of the 16th, bat was driven
back, Gnd now lies q wreck Ct he neuth
Of the barber.
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CLAIMS AID PATEETs.-Bounty, back
pay and pensions collected for soldiers and
their heirs. Also, Patents al 4 every other
class Of claim.
We pay special attention 70 suspended
claims, and those on which other attorneys
have failed. No charge unless sucosssful.-
Write to "a and We will send you our paper.
o. g. Brucs, Cleveland, Ohio, and Washing
ton, D. Q. . june3:R28
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0ngke CALI or 1AkE s0fEAf5 l-Loss
q zEI PRoPEL1HR CRY o. Nkph0E-oTEHE
DuLs1EEs.-Ths Detroit AdVsrtiSsr OBJ
tains frDu she steamer Meteor some import
ant news from up the lakes. The Meteor
left ontOnAgon, Wednesday, 1eth, at noOn,
calling at usual Way-landingS. Lay Of Cop
per HArbOr two days, owing to heavy gal.
which prevailed. Left there the 18Th, st
~ P. N, The steamer Traveller lay there,
bound up. The Cleveland left Portage En-
try, bound up. as the Meteor went In. The
bsrqus Fame was disOharging coal at Quincy
Mino dock. Left Portage, Saturday, at 9
P. II. Net steamer City Of Cleveland outside
the entry. Left Marquette, Sunday, at 10
A. N. The Northern Light and Iron City
lay under White Fish Point. Left the sault,
Monday, at 9 A. N. The schooner Tartsr
struck rock while coming into the canal,
and lay at the dock, below the locks, With
two feet Of water in her hold. She was dis
charging her cargo Of ore. The propeller
City Of Madison struck rock just above
Ohurch's Landing in Ssu,t River, and sunk
In thirty minutes. She had three hundred
tons of ore for Chicago. She is broken in two,
and will be a total loss. She Is insurd. The
steamer Illinois struck in the Nebish, which |
caused her to leak some. The Captain ran |
her ashore in Lake George and repaired the
damage. She would have to tighten part
of her cargo. The First Mate was IL charge /
at the time. The body of the late Captain
Rattsrny was found short distance from
where he was drowned. He was struck by
the wheel and his head badly bruised. The
body was brought down on the Meteor and
loft at sOnbra River, St. Clair, his late resi-
denes. The schooner FsrWell has been
absndOnsd. The Meteor brought down 100
tons Of copper ore, rs tons merchandise, and
l70 passengers.
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LAKE SUPEHIoR STEAHER-The City Of
Cleveland was heard from yesterday alter
no0n BY telegram from Port sarnia. She
vas Detained BY stress Of Weathsr 50 far be-
hind her advertised time that she will not
come down farther than Detroit. Her
freight and passengers viii come down on
the Detroit boat, and oil freight which was
to have been sent By her viii be sent up to
Detroit.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-24

A BEAUTiFUL complexion, free from tan,
pimPles and freckles, may easily be procured
by using the Balm Of Thousand Flowers"
For shaving It is unsurpassed. It is COM
posed Of palm oil, honey, and other valuable
articles, highly perfumed by its own ingre-
dients, and when used for washing, night
and morning, renders the skin soft and white,
and free from blsmish. Price so cents. For
fals by STRONG & ARNsTRoS$, Cleveland, and
all druggists. sep22:R2
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ACROss THR RAPInAN.

WAsH1EGToE, September q.
according to accounts from the Army
OF the Potomac, received here tonight 4
considerable portion Of our troopS hsFr
reached the South side Of the Rapidan.
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LoRAIN CoUxTY ITENs.-The Fair Of
the Wellington Agricultural Society viii be
held in their grounds in Wellington, from
September soth to October Ind. The Fair of
the Lorain County Agricultural Society will
begin on the 9th and close on the 9th day Of
October. It will be held in ElyriR.
Wehnd the following in the Elyris Demo
erat:
SUICIDE n HEERIETTA.---Mrs. Ennis, wife
Of J. Ennis Of Henrietta, committed suicide
Last week Monday, by hanging. She has
been insane for come time, and has been
stopping with Mrs. Shook, where she was
closely watched. On Monday, she took ad-
vantage Of an opportunity when Mrs. Shook
was busy ond left the house. Search was
imnedistely made, and when discovered,
her body was hanging from tree nearly
half mile from the house. She had torn 6
shest into strips, with which she made a
rope and had apparently climbed the tree,
after fastening the rope around her neck,
and, fastening the other end to the tree,
hung herself In that manner.