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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-24

HEADouARTERs, PRovosT MARSHALL OFF1cE,1
CLEvKLAND, September Il. 1858.
DT DTTeUrIOn OF the Secretary Of War
I'D the following Act 0 O. -es~, and ProeIs-
InaIion Of the President assd o1u the same, is
published for the inioru. ion Of ! conceroed.
FLAL'KA. Ash,
Capt. and Provost Marsha -. Dist. 4 Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-24

The celebrated Sumter, alias Gibraltar,
ran the blockade Of Charleston on the
morning Of the 2Sd ultimo. She had on
board two 600. Founders and four 200
Founders. .
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UNION COUNTY TICK IN,

E1r rsenttor-sAMUEI W JLIAMS0N
RspreseutatiFes ARLES II BABO1CK, aLAR-
tAH EYE EFT, o. 10 RWO0D.
r11a .hoa Piees Judge HORAUE FOJTE,
PeSlate JUDGE DA Ell &. FILOEN.
0l1lsy Ire1FrEee-s-H 8. III r LESET
D era Uomm0n Pisas---FREDERIGH J. PRENTfBS.
Prssecufl' g Attor ley--. CHA kLEs W PALMER
q sunty Comnis4 s4ioa-r.---JIHN BAKNUM.
O1r0uer-A = PRENTICE.
OQlnty sTrvtyOt---W KNAPP
City justices OF the Peace-DANIEL STEPHAN,
FRhDERLCK A. RI--ND.
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mnrnsn. uonn.. HOY. Il. ISL.

DF. VIZ. q. GREaa-Dear Sir: I have for several
years been Afflicted with that troublesome and dan
gerous disease, 0rsvsl which resisted remedies
and doctors, until took Constitution Water, and
ron may be assured that ] was exceedingly pleased
With the result Il has entirely cured me- and yuu
may make any use Of my name You may see ht in
zard TO the medicine as have entire confidence IN
il ahicaoy. Xourstruly, POND STRONG.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-24

Only one Democratic newspaper in Min
nesOts suppOrts the Copperhead ticket in
thst state-and the editor Of that paperis
ons Of The candidates.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-24

The Wsr Democrats of Ilinois have
called q, State Convention, to meet ct Dsca.
tur on the let Of October.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-24

UssDItal Cars for the Sanitary COmmissiOn
This Society is constantly proving its
right to the condolences and the gratitude
Of all who have regard to the soldiers in
ths field. one Of its latest dyings is TIE
construction Of hospital cars, designed to
run to and from Chattanooga, three Of
which have just been completed at COlum-
bus. Each car cOntains tEenty-four
ntrstehers, which can be taken to where
the soldier may be wounded, and he placed
upon Il and taken to the car; and India
rubber springs are SO arranged that he can
be placed in position upon his bed, fastened
% she framework at the side Of the car,
without change until he arrives at his des-
tinaiiOn, and then can be removed on the
same strstehsr without changing his posi-
tion. Each car contains a wash room,
stove, lounge, easy chair and culinary ap
paratUs. The beds are furnished with
mattresses, SO. This is an arrangement
greatly needed, as al know who have
witnessed the usual way Of removing
wounded from the battlefield, placing
ihsm into common box cars, upon the hard
fOOr, ogtsntimes without anything bus a
blanket % lie upon, The Hospital train
follows the Express train.
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RAAD-RAAD-READ.


DANF1IlE, Ea.i June b 1854.
DF. WIN. Il. aREGG-Dear Sir! In February, 1851,
afflicted with tbs sugar diabetes, and FOR months
passed more than Two gallons OF water in twenty
tour hours was Obliged 20 get up often ten or
tWelYe times during the night During the month oi
yuly, 1851, procured two bottles Of Constitution
Water, and in two days after using it experienced
reltef, and after taking two bottles entirely
o0Ta5, soon lftAr ragaining my usual health.
Your truly J.V. L. DRWTTT.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-24

Editor Leader-DsAR sfz: With yuf ,
mission wish 70 say to the fsadsrs Ct you p,ar 4
viii send By return nail 70 al Eho Eiah Il Ces
Recipe, with feil directors FOR making and an
simple FeBetabl5 Balm that WI sGsetuaIiJran0l
n Ten days, Pimpias, BlOishs1 Tan, Brsehus,
Al Impufidas Of shs skin, lsaJlns the aas .
clear, snooih ane hssuti q.
win also NAL fFss p thcss having Bald Isad1I
win enable thsnto slart a full growth OF LzuEsI
Hair. WhisAers, or A0ussaehe, in lsss tha 80 az
an applications answered b. return mail Eiiac
charge. RESPECTFULLY yours,
THUS. =. CHAPMAN, Chsf1i,
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Disease occurring 1rom one and the same cause viii
be entirely cured By the Constitution Water taken
for 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 ths
passage Of the Calculus, the pain and urgent symp,
toms should be combattsd With the proper remedies
then followed up with the Constitution Watsr, as
above directed.
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MORNINGLEADER.
nHURsDAY MORNING. SEPT. "a, 'ss.
UNION STATE TICKET.
LECTION DAT, oc4OHra ls, lsss.

For GoTernsr-JOHN BROHGH, Ouyahoea Comfy
lieut. J3oV. .-CHAS. AEDFRSON, WontRon1arY %
eap. Judee-HOJkIEG HOETER, FsFrheld %
Auditor oi State-5 AMES 2. GOODMAN, Msrion %
aEs7s q state g KyLeET 01RsEY; a ami %
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svBsmsmbsr that these Bittsn-eu1
ARE NOT ALCOHOLIC,
And Not Intended Is q Beverage.
qD-The Proprietors have Thousands Of Lstss1f from
the most Eminent
Clergymen. lawyer, Physicians,
and Citizens,

B8f Bnas fs & sE snG 5a3s o &: s r:
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properties Of ts medicine direct themselves to ths
organs Of secretion and by altering the condition
Of the stomach and Liver that tho Htarchy principle
Of the food is not converted into sugar long e. the
l7Btsm g undsr the indusnce Of the
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AUCTION SALES.
THURSDAY, REPr. cara, 1853.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,

AT ATJTION, BT.....,.o. CUTTzB 4 Sos,
At House Moth SIDE Ppb Ic Q7ars, near DR.. Beck
With's 0f1ce.
o. CUTTER b SON will IL on Thursday. septem
b-r 2lth, the hou G, side OF the Pub Square
near Dr. Beck Riths 0flee, commenc ng at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, th- furniture In said H9uss, consisting o.
U ttage dHead, mahogany and walnut Dressing
bureaus, mahoga'y ard Tab O., splendid gilt frame
Mirror. W tn marble brackets and slab, nah RAny
Arm Chai- splendid Joung 9, Extensi n nining Ts-
Wasb,tard Dining Tables, Hat rack, WaIdro be,
BAR and Straw Mattresses, muslin Widow Cuftins
End Co nices, TraBsp Al en- Window Shade9 Carpets,
Cane seat Chairs Chiid Crib, and Ooal Stoves
Cook stove snd Furniture, Croekery, kitch'n Uten-
sils, 40. Terms-Cash. current funds at time Of
sale sept22-4sS
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u
kept on in a line of such even and unbrok-
en- prosperity It is because Of these facts
$50 that the credit ofthe Government has been
ani continues to be the marvel Of the
world
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aIOfher.l a1osneE, 4 sIother

Don't fail 70 procure Ms WLESLOW'5 sOe
ING sYRUP for OHILDREN TEETaIHG.
This Valusbls prspafafioa b ths prescription q
Of The best RsmAls Physieiana and Nursas N
United States, and haa besn used Tor hirty ysara
never falling IS ETY. and success b miliionssf
srs and eAildF@a, tfon ne iesBis lnfant u ono /
old e The adult. It cot Ooly rsligVes the ehild /
pain, but invigorstes the stomach and bowels.
rsots aeioity, and gfvss tone aad energy 10 ths v
system 10 viii almost iasiantlY relieve
GRIPIHG IN THE BOWELS AND WIND col
We bslieYo it tbs Best and surest Rsmody ID
World, in ail oafes Of l,yssntcEy and DiarrhGI
qhidrens Vhethar It ariasa 1Fgm Tssthins, Or
sny other suss.
eas-Euil directions Tor usingW WI aecompanT Z
bot.ls. Meme esnufas unisas thu Ac-shnils of OF
It's & PERKINS, NeH TcTk, Il on The WEap,sr.
sag-sOld BY AZ Medisine Dealers. Principal Of
is Day y-st., New York. ~
Price .onS S5 CshEs Der Horsla
, -
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NE Washington correspondent Of the
New York Commercial Advertiser says
that the political sentiments Of all the OIL
GERS in the army are being investigated,
and II any one Is found not in exact har-
nony with the Administration, they are
% be removed. rs
ahs sbOve paragraph is going thsEOunds
ct the oOppsrhead papers, The eOumsr-
slal Advertiser denies that its eotrespond-
en- ever made such statsmsat.
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Dee PLANTATION BIrTn
LYONS KATHAIRoE.

LYONS KATHAIRON.
kathairon is fr1m the Greek uord 'sEathrof
"katha1r y Q guifyins 70 slea -, r iuTin.te anC
Etore his ar ele - WuRt tt- name -ign1eas.
rsseryinE storing end beauTf ying t6s hui
ayr q i5 the mot remsrkab pr para loo u
~orid. 81 : agasD own . aud prl up y sha ORA
prOprl ter, and is uow made ssth the - ue care,
end atieuu n weicll saE9 aal-iaf oTeF 0ns MI
bottles pr snnum.
u H. mot aelightful Ear Dressing.
D. II radi aisl sour aud dandruh.
: lerps the head cool aDd cea q.
IL makes h3 ) r rich, 50 { = a glossy.
Il restores hair upon oaid h ezds
II pieF0nts the hair fIom iaLing on and g
ing grey.
Any Ia , or geRt eman Eho valupe 6 beaufilul :
Of BAR should se Is On's Eahairol. Il e n
and u-ed shr0usBout The ci ,ilEZsd world. coid
DEMAs 8. BARNEs 3 90. Prop
utyl-R2seoW New fo
In Manshs'd O.. AusuIt 10Th. MABT s., vi
jos Mysrs, 81 q darghicr o. issT. =. Page, q
ngton uhios AGA = years.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-24
Dr. q IS q b a N.
Ma.abe. II tls Regal Colisgs ef PlsSoii1
8osoqa5 Asi9tdli,1i 7sss-suoIs =
bi33 Ricord's Rospital for


s FEMALE DIS EAss
snd oenssaDt altsndant6f o. Paris, LOnd0nHsu
leans and siOnErsal HosFitals fur the last n ~
haa oDspsa his OHos Ct the
johnson House, Cleveland,
1hsre be wsilb ID, % msst all thoss Vi ~
al0ssd Viths . and ohroEio diaeasss.
Hhfzsat utiroly dinsrsnt hon the
siAn, MID, snioaclous and sdsstivs. aisTi
lcinss are zimpig vsssEabls oairaOts and as
have ns=sr bssn uEe0 % by I've othsr phyicia1'
America besides himself Hs has spsst the grss
part Of his liis and thoUIAnd5 og dollars II btai
= ssW sssrsss IN hil proIsNioai he tests Hs q
sor al forus Of dissase. Aoeharss for giving q
hona5E and trus statsmsat Of their casa
SPEEIATORHGA.
: 10 Y0uHa AISa. He een prove 70 yoa in sfsW
1tea that hq Il the only physician you sY9 tTz
NTH that cures thls disease For every pateut
I'll iolloW his dIracflols, he VIII give One Hun
Dollarl he faii5 q curing this disease 10 q
mnde for consolation. Those ~ q distance T1o
20 c0na1it the post.5r nag do 50 b. sending . :
giai OF urihB o. mail, Elth name, sen and ags.a1
VII Answer and de3Crib5 their casss and the pnH
- - getting roliss hT snclo1ing q roturT =
nm p L-La
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

" BRAUIEQ PortTaiss Of Aoted Individuals, sab
Fsinfiags Also, uoDis8 of PllmGF'l nArblss. Also,
: go0d asSortms1t of Gard fFams., kc:, et
- -LITIs 7 = ~ II 1AEGEANT'1.
may1EBR1 tUt 80 Marble Biook.
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Haaan,s lEagnolia Balm.

- - -------- H------N
mis- s the most dsiish rul ana sztrao1dilar
Gle ever discovered II change the saA-barr
Ano hands 70 pea " satir tskt IRE Of raVishins
ty,impartins the marble purity Of youth, a
0lsEINGUE appearance 50 inviting in the city Z
isaaionl lt rsuovss tan, irsdkies, psmpies and
asss fron ths skin, leaFing the companion
transparent and smooth. Il contains no mato.
JursOus 10 the akin Patr0nissd By Actress
9ps ssingsra- 't y what sFsry Lady should Z
aSrSoh EFsryWksre.
DkArAB s. BARNES 4 CO.
eeteral gents,
julgl-R7s 302 Broadway, Nsu (.
The Chief Attributes Of Msnho0t
frequently lost or Suspended By mal-praet5e7s
cious habits that VIII insTitaBiy lead 70 her
1iSsass unless checked IN time Read the trui.
aoEu in the trsatiss .aHUMAh TRAILTT,os
foLOaICAL BRssARoBEs." Il b Olaborstsly d
"a with eolorsd snsfaTiRs5 snd VIII eonTin,
glnsl hartsapd and uncoRssrnsd, - we'll - Z
tie Minds Of the most dssponding, 1g lsaiinl
ln the right channel for ralicI Of bodily and Z
sEong and dssyair. 9tF
8D-Soid g. DE-. BaElcW, - Blssoker- 81. Z
Price a osuts. sent lrss eysrY Ehere Sas sdT
nsns 81 g ss7riesomaf'i in aaolhsr columu-
taid also b7 @. ". CLARK, OruSEtst, Os,
elll9e -
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TestffTing Of their own personal knoWieAgo o the
beneficial effects and medical Virt1es OF the Bittsrs
From Rev. J. Newton Brown, D. D., Editor Of the
BnoyeIoged' OF Reiigioua KnouisdEe.l
Although not disposed 20 favor or recommend Pat
ent Medicines q gener l. Though digtruBt Of thei.
ngredfsnEs aud effects set knOg Of NJ sufficient
reasons why mar may net testify 70 the benefit be
believes himself to have received nom aay simple
preparation in the 20 he may thus contribute 70
the benefit Of others.
do this ne more readily in regard to HoonAnd's
German Bittels, prenaret BY Or. o. n Jackson. Of
this city, becHIg vas preiudiced against them for
man ysa1B u der the impression that they were
chiefly an alcO ono mixture. l am Indebted 10 my
friend Robert shoemaker Eqs., for be removed this
prejudice BY prODer tests ard for encouragement 70
try hem, when suffering IRON great and OrS contiu
ue debility: he Of three bo tss Of these Bit
ters, the begfnning Of the present year, fol-
lowed by eTidnt relief and restoration degree Of
bodily a4a msnta vtgor which had not islt ior ak
months before, aud had paired Of FeFaning
therefore thai God and my friend for directing me
to the use Of them. J. NEWTON BkOWN.
Philadelphia, June q, 1851.
mon oTzeJ IN wTTu UTrlJuJza 4 MN
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DyrmsTThed, or PaiHfUI HsssturstiOn, Gsd
ii NssoTThd0;d or Profxse Eoa0iEso.

Both diseases arising faulty secretion OF the
uss secretion, which viii be speedily cured By the
Constitution water
That disease known Is TALLIEa or EHz WOKE,
which s the result of relaxation Of the gamsnts o.
that organ, aud Is known by sense OF heaTiness and
dragging palns In the back and sides, and at times
companied BY sharp lacinRting or shooting pains
through the parts, will, in all cases, be removed By
the medicine.
There is another class Of symptoms arising from n
aITAfIOE OF TIE WOMB, which physicians call Her-
Vousness, which word covers up much ignorance, and
n Rine cases out o. ten the doctor does not really
know whether the 8 mptOms are the disease, or the
disease the symptoms. We can only snumerate them
here. Ispeak more particularly Of Cold Feet Pslpi-
Fseheg Of Heat, LangOur LaAsitude, and Dimness of
VISionl
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rE14-q a- Our National Books.
sssEfs The ghostly and ghssly visions Of Dante
In the internal region, hardly compare with
the fearful pictures Of national woe which
have been drawn by the rebel sympathizers
,-fs,, among US, as the chief consequence Of the
.srf ssse Administration Of Abraham Lincoln. We
.Tgrfsar ss 8 people, are represented a nation
1900 staggering under load of debt which
ssn never pay, losing both credit and
our trade abroad, and sntailing indescrib-
able ruin and distress upon the gensrs-
tions that are to follow us. Turning from
bSBataJ these gloomy assertions and predictions,
e. is pleasant to ind Their strongest refuts-
ton in the balance sheet Of the books in
c--- which our foreign accounts are kept. The
49,. Imports Of foreign merchandise into the
port Of New YORK up to the 18th instant
.g show the following result
Imports Jan. to Sept. 10, 1903. .sIS2 Glsozs
szne time, lS5z-.., ls2 4I5T'4'
III sE5EJ Increased importation ......-.. sGs,67s
ssHsiaHEs Il has been believed that the imports for
iris year greatly exceeded those Of last
yeaF.
s1s.e Oa the other hand, it is found that tie
WA E-5 exports ofdOnestie produce, including for
Tr sign srtielssre exported, for the past time
"a .z- Of the present ysar greatly exceed these
-aAAH Of the corresponding time OF the year 1852
d 5I TIE comparative statement is as follows:
Exports Jan to Sept I6. 1893 .s27 o7R695
~f-g4 ----S r---Si
Increased export. ...u--.....-....- SzOs47s.Sz4
ases's1 Il will be seen that as compared with
- last year, the balance Is more than twenty
six millions Ia our favor. In the line Of
specie exports which is the most sensitive
point vlth crOakers and with those who
itfGJUI look only at the dollars and cents which
have been Withdrawn from circulation, the
d '-'' g ''' Comparison is equally favorable These
80, are as follows:
- Expors from jan to Sept. TO- ls6s- .s42 sT oO0
sVSiti y 70 sll1e tnes ls83-, sF2On
g1s f5 Hr-1H. t-f
- e. Decreased specie ezport..,... o7zUtO
81 49, The complaints Of croskers who moth
ing but extravaganza, unsoundness and
-RFAtB E evsTtrading, in the commercial operations
as8i -a OF the United States find no support in
~ ! these Oustom-hOpse figures. No great
ls.i5s sion In the midst Of the stimulus, excite
ss-asr1 : nants and disturbances Of war ever ez-
a. hibitsi such steady trade regulations, and
kept on in a line of such even and unbrok-
t- - - en- prosperity. 1t is because OF these facts
z5a that the credit fthe Government has been
an3 continues to be the marvel Of the
world.
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=rtats and drenOh the Kidneys and UT constant use
sasn lead 70 chronic degeneration and confirmed dis
$3.50
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A fRIMliD II HlED-TBE II. :
DF. 5Esss'B 'BlaGALLiLBLlBLIHIH -
aDm tie sseiDs q Dr. 3tsaasn SWess, Of C0aaS
ne sEsAs bons 8ostsF, and has been ussd IN hli
80 for the laas twenty YearI Bith the most a
Ing success. ~ Eu external remedy ft = viz
rival, Aad VII hflaFiEto paln more speedily q
9shsr pSgparetion- For al kheumatio aud
Dtsordsrs ft ID truly inlalifbls, and a1 3 Cura
3Hes, Wcund1i 31raln1, Bruises, a., rs ro
a=alins and p1Esfful siren gthsninq pfoDengit1
gits the lr=t wonder and sEeouia hra6nt Of Al VI
sgor gtTeF & trial. Ora iulr hund-sd oart
, remarkable cures poriormed by q within
sHo yearn, attest 70 thiz i1cG strong 3 Arm
AIsnigt e. tllegeleld d-oiaaltsovdt'
5EN1 FBEs
FOR the Bsnsat Of Nervous Suffer-
era, Tbs HAREING VOICE On
Hell-Cufe Of Debility, Consumption
Prematufe Decay, Loss Of memOry, &C., by
tuiIerar. Enclosing stamp, address
d. b. WELbFHGIOh, Boston,
PREVENTION BTTFHB THAN CUBEi
asW French SAB g TIT On y article ever recon-
d b. Ehs Medical Profession ~ q SAFE and SUI
sonttVs. samples sent, aARELT o0aCEkLED,
tligl-ass ~ rnssr'uf o. 4ternr afe-T
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GLftat
TEfu le L.I
luE lE
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RHdaaas.
CONSTITUTION WATER

Have long since given UD the nss OF Duohu, cubeb
and juniper In the Treatment Of these diseases, Ell
only use them for want OF better remedy.
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For Ea1e eu0eFtor,

THE STAUNCH AND
Reliable First O lss Passengsf =
Steamer lROH UITY, Cast. ). Il. 1A1-aAal
Turnsf, will leave the PIT OF Dlevsland Tor Onto.
uagOn AID ali in ernadiats points on Like SUPERIOR
on Mon Sert. 18th at o'e ock N.
0ag-k or Freight or Passage apply to
HfJEEEI \ MoBRIDE,
Grp2t-459 ~ ard l2g River-at.
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CONSTITUTION WATER,

which gives those organs time to recover their healthy
tone and yigor. We are abo to state that the Oons
tution Water has cured every case Of Diabetes IN
which Il has been given.
StOns n The BIaddsT, 0sIsSEBI, GSapsI Brick
Dust Deposit, and AuesS OF Eiisy
DicbaTass after Urinatj1a.
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Lmeorrhnaar Kh;t.,.

EThis disease depends upon an Inflammation OF mu
cous lining Of the vagina and womb. 1t is all ca
accompanied by pain in the back across the
bowels and through tue hipe. A teaspOOn1ul o. tho
medicine may be taken three times Cay, with an in
Jsotion Of tablespoonful Of the medicine, mixed
with halt pint Of soft Water, morning and evening
Irritation Of the Neck Of de BIaaSsF, IEeGn,
nation Of tie Ki5Reys, dsd OStdFTh u
fhs Bto9deT, StT0Hguwy and
BHTRsS0, or P0iVisl
TLrirnhi-n
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~. IA Fses, Rnouah.


Morgan q AHsn, RansraI Agents, no. IS glin-sl
sew York. novlo;RsFs
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sspprsu.sd Ksn,hlratioa,

which In the unmarried female Is q constant rec1r.
ring disease, and through neglect the seeds Of
grave and dangerous maladieB the result and
month after month passes without Rn effort being
made TO assist nature the suppression becomes ehron
10, the patient gradually lOOses her appetite, the
bowels are cOnsriPEtsd, night sWeats come on, anc
Oon1umption finally ends her career.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-08
LATER FROM EUROPE.

The steamer Asia has arrived with late Flu
yonean adyices. In the House Of Lords, on
shc 26th Earl Russell denied the statement
chat Na0oeon had renewed his overtures tor
iopt mediation between the Federals and Con
tederates. In the House of Commons, Mr..
f}oebuck stated that he should bring up mo-
lion for the recognition Of the Confederate
States on the Goth.
The Vienna Journal mentions a report that
Lord Palmerston will endeavor to induce the
telIigcrcnts in America to submit their differ
eoces to the King Of the Belglans,
The Confederate loan is at from l3(022
discount
The Persa's adyices excited attention.
The impression prevails that Lee has
made 8 mistake in invading the North that
will give Lincoln great assistance in raising
means, and will again excite warIike feeling
throughout the North and tend to prolohg the
war.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-08
Reported Fighting at Williamsport

HARRISBURG, July 7-6 p. m.-lntormation
proves, without doubt, the continued retreat
of the Confederates towards Hagerstown and
Wiiamsport, with the intention Of crossing.
Their wagon trains are all in front, and being
ferried across slowly in two fat-boats. The
Potomac is very high, the banks full, and they
cannot cross, their pontoon bridges having been
destroyed.
A large force Of infantry prevented the cap
ture of Williamsport by General Butord with
his cavalry:
The Federal army is fast following them up
and great battle will be fought before they
succeed in getting away.
LATER. HARRISBURG, July7.-A Dispatch
received from Loudon says, gentleman who
has arrived frnm Williamsport states that q
big fight was then going On, and that there
were no Confederates in the vicinity of Green
castle. The whole army appears to be on the
bank of the river, and there is no doubt, max
ing desperate fight.
The price of wheat, under advices concern
ing the crops, has fallen in the South The
prospect for corn is said to be very ine