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The mob spirit is rife. Unless met with
spirit aad rigOr, New York will not os
the only theater ofils disastrous visitation.
Newark, New Jersey, is already oOnvulsed
with riotous demonstrations, and other
places are lisble at any moment to the
same. gan infuriated mob is like POlyphe
mus in the fable, strong but blind, and
goes rslentlesslS to its work Of piuags, de-
struction snd bloodshed Success adds to
it's frenzy, and it goes ms1ly on, regard
less Of consequences, present or to corne'
A mob is an uureasoning brute, but = COW
ard too. A vigorous blow in the onset
may quelI it-but let it run and the most
baneful consequences are sure to result.
Let prudent, quiet, bat effective preoau
tiOnary measures be at once taken in sve-
~ city and town. With the spirit Of dis
order abrosd, being famed into flame by
dislOyal, snaky eopPsrheads, there is no
safety but in preparation. Let there be
no delay. Let there be nothing done to
excite, hut -ererytLi.s P-oFs- e. 1"f---"
and protection.
Be warned and benefited by the exam
pie aud fate Of New York. Though init
nations Of mob we're given, the citizens
and the authorities Of New York slept in
cautiously and bllndIy over q ssething
volcano. Seeing symptoms Of 3 mob,
Provost Marshal Jenkins sent TO the Pro-
vost Marshal General for assistance.
None came. Here was the fatal point Of
omission. When the mob cOmmehcsd, il
was not more than two hundred strong
To oppose this number, only ten or twelve
policemen had arrived. A proper prepsr-
alton at this stage would have quelled the
mob on the spot, and saved the city from
the fearful scenes which snsued. But
enough. The emergency is palpable, ur.
gent. But few words are needed. Ac
ton, prompt, uuudemonsirstive, uuinAam
itory, but preparatory, and Of the righ
sort is needed. Known preparation may
be all that is necessary. That Of itsslf
msy prevent an outbreak. Be ready
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wYNKOOP.s 1oELANp PEcToRAL.

Diseases Of the Thro3t Chest end Pulmon1rJ or
gans are ev prsval- ut irsiSious and dangerous =
The properties OF me rcine 70 aiieFiaie, cure ana
upfoJt these COMP iuts must be Ipectorunf, Ano-
dyne and lnvig0r ting isosehing rhs mucus Uf the
throat, aud IN Jrsiug lone TO the 6utire system. No
diac0vrry in usical nee ever mastered mi, class
dissases IKE D. Wink OPS Iceland Pector Ne Il
s used Nth the INST toni hiug 1ul's in Al csse8
Of BrOnchlti-, Inhuelza Whoop ng 0ous h pipthe-
IFS or Putrid Sore Thr at, asthma, Group, Coughs
Colds, Nervous Debility, Go
Tie Bev. J. J. Potter cerlidss, &" that have used
Dr. Wynk1ops PeJtosai sor several years ~ Itelf and
Ia my family, ior 90 ere p lm0uary CJmp'aiuts, snd
have recomm led Il TO many others, aud rave new
er seen its equal Rev. J. J. Putt ERt
Brooklyn, n. Y.
Hundreds an 4 tn -ussnds OF mp7rtsut tesumonials
could be prod lred showing its reuGrkabec res and
hat i1NtvEz FkILs u Is imposed q p1rs Iceland
MJgs, tal1n G ead, Peruvian tlsam, Elecam rane,
J0 ursy Burd ek, sn ether inyAl eIPec -orang
and tonic IDgredlsnts. lt IS harmless, prvmpi and
.sting. Invaiids and sufferers cannot atord 20 neg
lrct Trial EJers family should hav- IL II is re-
marEabia for Group. Full de- criBtOua Tee0mmend-
All MS nd directions &C ON 7a1y each bOstl-. a.
s8-Prsra-ed by DR.. K d. WTSKOOP, sn sold By
D =. BAENE IS Co.. n. Y juiys0-R RSseoW
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The RxuItnnt RebsIs.

The Richmond papers are exulting with
exceeding joy over their "magnifcent
victory at Gettysburg" The Richmond
Enquirer magniloquentIy says: "In
Philadelphia how the ousksrs quake this
day In Washington how the whole brood
of Lincoln and his rascal ministers tura
psle-how their knees will smite together,
as4hey hear from sfsr of the roar Of their
grand army Of the Potomac rolled bsck in
bloody rout and dismay, and see flashing
through their guilty dreams the avenging
bayonets Of those they dared 10 call rebels" {"
The Richmond LispateA takes up the re-
frain and claims that Lee took forty thou
sand (f) Yankee prisoners, and with great
satisfaction remarks that in the panic
which muet follow such an astonishing
overthrow, nothing can be easier than for
Lee to march in and take possession Of
Baltimore
John PbGnix achieved q similar victO.
by inserting his nose between the teeth Of
his antagonist, holding his head down, the
said antagonist being above the prOStratC
form Of the said John Phoenix
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Editor Leader-DEAR SIR; With your per q.
nilsson wish to say the readers Of you paper that
viii send by return mail to all who wish it. (frpe)
Recipe with fall directions for making and Using
simple Vegetable Balm that viii eaectuaIly remove
in ten days, Pimpss, Bloiehes, Tsn, Frecklez, and
all Impuii les OF the SKIN, leaving the sane soft,
clear, smooth and beauti nj.
will slso mail free to thess having Bald Heads or
Bare Faces, simple rectioas and information that
will enable them to start fiil growth Of Luxurisn
Hair, WhisseFs or Mousiachs. in less than 90 days
Ell applications answered ty retnra nail witnout
ch4rge. Respectfully yours,
THGS. 3. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
iune29-452 s3l Broadway, n Y.
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THE DRAFT.
q HEADouARrERs PRovosT MARSHAL s OFFIoE, ,
EIGHTEENTR . STRICT OF OHIO,
CLEvELAND, July II, 1858


HEADouARrERs PRovosT MARSHAL S OFEIoE,)
EIGHTEENTR . STRICT OF OHIO, =
CLEyELAND, July II, 1858. }
The following extracts icOm the laws OF the
United States, nov in force, are published for
the information and guidance of all concerned ;
Section Y, Of the Enrolment act, after direct
ing how the dram shall be conducted, says !:
g And the person so drawn shall be notified Of
the same within ten days Thereafter, by written
or pTinled notice, to be served personally, or by
leaving copy at the last place Of residence, re
quiring him TO appear at a designated place Of
rendszvous to report for duty" -
Section l3, Of the Enrolment act, contains the
following: " Aud any person failing to report af-
ter due service OF notice, as herein prescribed,
without furnishinga substitute, or paying the
required sum therefor, shsll be deemed DEsER-
TER, and shall re arrested by the Provost Mar
shal, and sent to the nearest military 20 t for
fyial by yrouTt-mdrti1l, unless, upon proper show
ing that he is not liable to do military duty, the
Board Of Enrolment shall relieve him from the
draft .... -,.-.L ..r..-
The 25th Article Of War contains the following
''AlI officers and soldiers convicted Of
having deserted, shall suffer DEKTII, or such
other punishment as by sentence Of court-m1r-
tial shall be inflicted"
By order Of Colonel JAMES B. FRT, Provost
Marshal General. -- -7r -Cr.
FRED'k a.. NASH,
i .a. Captain and Provost Marshal
iulyl6:449 Eighteenth District Of Ohio.
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I.Ouisiana ana the UuiOn---Letter of the
President.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, I
WASHINGTON, June l9, 1868. T


- WASHINGTON, June IS, 1868.
Messrs. z. 2. Mathiot, Bradish Johnston,
and Thomas CottmGH:
GEETLEMER.-Yourlet letter, which follows,
has been received and considered:
To has EzeelIeHcy abraham Lincoln, Prssi-
dent of tie United states;
The undersigned, committee appointed
By the planters of the State of louisiana,
respectfully represent that they have been
delegated 10 seek Of the General Govern
ment full recognition of all the right. of
the State as they existed previous to the
passage Of an act of secession, upon the
prfdcTpte Or JDB exIsUenCe or rns SSEte C0n-
stitution unimpaired, and nc lc gel act hav-
ing trauspired that could in suy way de-
prive them of ihe advantages conferred by
the Constitution. Under this Constitution
the State wishes to return to its full allie
glance 10 the enjoyment Of all rights aud
privileges exercised by the other States
under the Federal Constitution. With the
view of accomplishing the desired object,
we further request that your Exoelleney
will, as eommander-iR-chief Of the army
of the United States, direct the Military
Governor Of Louisiana to order an election,
in conformity with the constitution and
laws Of the State, on the first Monday OF
November next, for all State and Federal
officers. a... |-
With high consideration and respect, we
have the honor to subscribe ourselves your
obsdient servants, e--r
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PARTICuLAR NOTICE.

There are many preplra ions sold under the meme
o. Bitssrs, put up in quart bottles comp funded o!
tn Che pest Ehsky cJmmOn rum, oostlng from %
to 40 GEMS per gRon the tai disgU sed By Antse or
OOriauder seed.
Tn C ass Of Bitters has caussd AMI viii continue
to use as loas they can 5Oif. hundreds 10 di-
the death o tho drankRrd By t-eir use the system
i5 KEPT continually under the influence OF Ale lic
6timul- OF the rst Kind, the desire os Ii uor s
created aud hept up and t1e result is s the horrors
attendant upon a drum Eard' g life and dPath.
FIR ose VINO de ire iwlll have Liquor Bitter,
publish the folio Finz recipe get one bottle HoOt.
'al1 Brman BIT ers and mix with three qnarts good
brandy or whisky, aod the result will be prepara
ton TINT will tar excel in dcinsl virtues and true
excellence any OF the numerous Liquor Bittsrs in the
marEet, and vii cost mu3n less NOu VIII haze al
the vr ue Of HOohaad's Btters in connection with
good article Of Liquor, at much lest price than
these fnferfOr preparations Will cost you. #.a
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There is one lesson which the riot in
New York has taught the whole country.
Il prepares for similar scenes elsewhere
The New York authorities were uupre-
pared and therefore defeuseless. There
will be no excuse If other cities and
towns are caught in the same prediCa-
ment.
The same mob element exists in this
city. We understand tbats -drsymsn Of
this city says he has three thousand dol
lars, not dollar Of which shall go 10
purchase exemption, but egsy dollar, il
need be, in resistance. That is the sort Of
men we have got to meet Let thorough
organization be made Of the citizens that
they, as well IS the volunteer companies
Of military, may be ready to do their Pari
ins the Government
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At length we have authentic advices of
the surrender Of Port Hudson, with some
seven thousand prisoners and large
quantity of arrno and stores. The Mic
sissippi is now open TO the Gulf.
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new ADVERTISEMENTS.
John 6. JEN MN GS,
sY successor 10 Rouse Jenntngs)
Insurance and Real Estate Agent
REMOFED FBIM
2II suPerior-st.. 1IarBle Block,
To Arwster Building, foot Of superior-St.

s5-Wnr buy and sell Real Estate on Commission,
Rant and olect Rents, &C.
for sales OF Exchanges Aotusliy Made.
s-Alsli issues Policies az Lowest Paying Rates in
Rsiisbis Ezsssrn IEsurEnce Oon2eAies ...
"a RMS. CRY PROPERTY AND OUT LOTS FOB
SALE Oh BXCHANGS.
= very besutifal aud finely impr1ver Farm Of us
acre-, on plank road, three miles f'om Warren,
Tfumb I county, OhiH.
ImpF cd PaVm Of 3 aeresin Michigan, T. exchange
To- a mad FARM in Vicinity OF CieTelaa1, and
CGttas ~ Iou QUE SGd small Lot, No. I2i Lske-st-
Nc. "a corner Of Garden and Hu isol-ss Store eani
Dive liug; $500. -.
A fine Fesds &C aud Ia ge Lot, rnsr OF Iste-st.
and Ca e-Ayenue. FOR sa'e cnea0 or sGeh4Hse
Lot No Ill, Slsde'- AlOtme-t, University Il lights.
Lot = ss sI2S.
4 Grist Mil nd ,hjrty Go,es of Land, good Dwelling
r.- House. Well lOca e1 ana lod va er power
81 acres good Farming Lena il Bre.k4yile, about 20
acres rich river bottom. sI5 per acre, part on TIME
a good Use and Los on Prospect St, hear Efie-St.
A ni5o Brick 4 Is, and Lot on the West SiIo, near
thu Circle on krsnAl.nsSt. 81 5C2
small Frame House Wheat-St. $3.50
A store House and Dwelling on Detgoit-st very
Hofi9alf Bl sk for sale oheeP--part on tine.
very valuable PrIper,y On kin,man-st
A good Il use and Barn. 4 acIe Lot, on hinsman-st.
,2gs lers ~ cS rTt Lend in East Cleveland
a good Farm q l5I acFes, "a miles IRON Medina )
good Buiidines and All kinds Of Fruit; IS = acrs,
Z
70 ur 800 ,-rus choice land, with good lApTovenents
srnfts t-or' ~ Lake eheFp -
usw HOuss and large Los on Iaylor-bt. sl4cO.
House Grd Lot on 1,cLR est $50
Z 5, Band II acre., on plank road IN hocEport-
nice hesideuce on corner Of ClitOn and Iaylo sis
-Four chcice vacant LoIs srankin-St.. and q va
riety Of other vacant Lots on West Side.
v.luabis bua mess 1ot on We eF-St.
Lot on Burch-St-ilEl25 s350. .
fs5 acres in BrecksYi le, Z y 30 acre5 ther good
p tr-o story frame house, barn 30Et0, shed, horse
earn and cheese house, good water, 3CO fruit trees
Is Per acre part on time
House and lot on Parkman street; lot Z5NlOOi II Btc
~ frame house, barn, &c. elOJl.
81 acres on Cuyshoga Rfvers miles from city, 4i
acres good river bottom, Is acres timber, brick
house and small barn, $780, will exchange in part
for city property.
A new Brof House and Barn Detrsit-St., lot l25x
32i, well improved, fn1ii &C. s3,J00i e6O0 cash,
balance on 4 or years time.
House and Lot on Hamilton-St., house stories, s
rooms; lot 33X 90. $780, .
50 acres nicely improved Land, all kinds Of fruit, u
story Brick House. Barn, sc, in BTecksVille, e2s-
500 Will exchange for 20 acres near the city
or sell cheap for cash.
TO LET.
A very desirable Residence, with l3 acres Of land
| convenient 10 Street Railroad.
JyO. G.. JENNINGS,
u aET - -
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DIED.

In this City on WeineedGy, Juy 18th, 1868, At 10!
O'Clock A, IL, ofG1nsumptiUn, ANN II \ LII 4Em n,
aged years
Fur. raj win take place this Crhursday) afternoon
at ~ o'clock, frl The resi- ienos Of her mother, No.
ISL Kinlman-st Frieuds of the family are invited
to attend.
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DYSPEPSIA AND LIVER DISEASE.
oBgERyETHEFoLLoWINa sYMPgOMs

Rssutinq rom DIs5rders o. the Digestive Organs ::
GO-stpatiOn Inward D lss, Eul1Cus Of Blood - the
II a. Acsdity of tbe sfomach, Fauses, heartburn,
sgust for Food, Gess weight in The 9toms ohl
Sou Eructs-ns, Sin ing OF Flute az The PIT Of
estotnacA, sEimmi z OF the Head, Hurried and
Difficult 3rea hing, T u tsr ng zoe Heart Oho-
king suffo ating 3Fnsat obs when tn lying pos
uure, Dimn IS OF Vision, Dots or Webs before the
S gt Fever aud Doll Pal in the Head, Dsh Eieney
Of PsTspiraIi1n, YellOwness Of The Sgin Rad Eyes,
Psini in he side, k Chest Limbs, a., eud ie
Flusnts Of Heat, Burning in the lssh, constant i'm
agini 1s Of Evil and gr at Depression OF Spirits.
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Pleasure Excursion to Lake superio,

THE SFAUNCH FA- a
VOaIs st amer ''NORTH-
ERS LIGHT." Cap..J ohm SpRu d. a-A7zss=S1lsS
.ng, will leave our dock for Lake Superior on
Friday July II, ats o'clock P. NJ. =,
IN her sE 'OSB PLEA II alz Has4 n0s.,sT--s -.
sfasJf. al p0fnt4 o. lEtersf on the ruta viii he
tied a. every eHoTt me0e part Of the III
Gers I'D TO h pie d sminrt o. Passen geTs.
Esa5- OF Treig g1t or Passags spply 70
BOB'T HANNA & 90,
ir,NIG - lkl and II kiEar-st.
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Z. E. MATHIOT,
BRADISH JOHNSTON
THDS COTTMAN

Since receiving the letter relisble infor-
nation has reaohed me that a respectable
portion of the Louisiana people desire to
amend their State constitution, and con.
template holding a convention for that
object. This fact alone, as it seems to me,
is a sufioientreason why the General Gov
ernment should not give the committee
the authority you seek, to act under the
existing State constitution. 1 may add,
that while do not perceive how such a
commirtal could facilitate our military
operations in Louisiana, l really appre-
bend il might be so used as to embarrass
them. ..--
As to au election to be held next Novem-
Der, there is abundant time without any
order or proclamation from me just now.
The people of Louisiana shall not lack an
opportunity for a fair election for both
Federal and State officers By want of any
thing within my power to give them.
Your obed't serT't, A. LINCOLN.
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THE MOB AFTER HORACE GREELEY.
Unaware Of the trouble that was brew
ing down town, Mr.. Greeley came down
from his house in 43th street, as usual, on
the 4th Avenue car On the way down
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NOTICE.


rs Vest MARSHAL GENEsAL's OFFICE,
WAS gfsGTSa, D. o., May 70, 1858
A LII MEN WHO DESIRE TO
IA Join any Parti 5ular regime It Of cavalry CIV in
the Held are hereby authorized TO present themselves
at any time during the thir days TO he Board
Of Enrullmens in their RI psctivs D.Btrio3. he
BOsrd shs Il examine nd determine upon tn ftne=s
for tha s@rvier ard a fond to TO nt, the Provost
Mstsl1l Ol Ihe DEtrit shsii stYe them transpbrta-
ton tickets TO ths gen raj renleZyOns at he Head
qnarefs o: the g. Provost MsrshEl General Of the
State. T.f
As soon as they present themselves ct this general
Rendezvous they shall be mustered By mustering
AID disilursi Ohiesr aud pai1 By him the bO5nty
allowed by laH. JAMES B. FRY,
Prcmost Marshal General
HRAD QC8RTEBs PROTosT NJ sRsHAL,
EIGaTEsEG Il DISTRICT OF OHIO, ?
CLEYE.AeD, May 81, 1863 J
The Board Of Enrolment tof tn Bighteenth Con-
grestiOOal District OF OHIO, PREPARED 70 ac-
o-Pt under tle above O-dcrs Of he Provost Mar
shall General.
Appic tioas receiYpi e. this oaics- tlird floor,
noftoe ast ojrnar Gogernment Binding, near Public
SIuare FRED'K \. NASH, @
Captain an Provost N arthal.
JuHsz tf-M ii ht. g1 e Di str' ct Ohis.
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S. j. Andrews, Pin 5. Atta - il ianssI.l56

MASTERS sALE.-Pursusnt to the
Ivl command OF an order Of sale from the
Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga county,
Ohio, at the suit OF Joseph Perkins against Cole
man c. Fay, to me directed, l shall expose for
sale at public auction, at the door Of the Court
House, in the city Of Cleveland, on the SJth day
Of July, 1888, at O'Clock ?. n, the following de-
scribed prem ses ALI OF lot number thirty
seven C3il in Joseph Perkins allotment Of ten
acre lots, number twelve and thirteen az & l3),
in the City of Cleveland, in Cuyahoga County, in
the State Of Ohio, appraised at S24O .
LEWIS W. FORD, Master Commissioner.
C. L. LATMER, Plaintiffs Attorney.
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MASTER'S SALE--In pursuance Of an
NI order Of sale issued from the Court Of
Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga County, Ohio, in the
case IN which Samuel Ferguson is Plaintiff, and
Margaret MOntgOme y Defendant, to me d.
reetsd, shall expose Tor sale at the door Of the
Court House, in the city OiClevelsni. . on the 18th
day Of August, 1858, at TWO o'clock in the after
noon of SAID day, the following described lands
and tenements, to wit:
Situated in the township ef dleburgh, in the
county Of Cuyahoga, State OF Ohio, and Is known
as part of Fraction E. in the village Of Berea,
bounded, commencing at the sODth-easteOner OF
Alexander / ards lOt-thence south three chains
to stake-thenee south ST34 east chains and
% links to a stake-the1ce n0rIh l09 west one
chain and two links TO a stake-thence north 81
east to the place Of beginning contaiu iuing 4lOI
acres Of land, subject to all legal highways AP-
prEsed at $500 90.
| VA Z TOITSI .FY--
Master Commissioner
H. D GLAKE, Plaintiff Attorney. 81.
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~Rsmomtor that these Bittsrs-BsI
ARE NOT ALCOHOLIC,
And Not Intended as Beverage.
sE-rhe Proprietors lave thousands Of Letters from
tho most Eminent -T % er--- -
Clergymen, Lawyer, Physicians,
and Citizens,

Festifying Of their own -sF,oqal Eu5Wis1gei o the
ne fce effects and medical 5irtces o. the Bitters.
From Re-, J. Newton Brozu. D. D., Editor OF the
Hucyclo lo1sd a of Religious KuOTled7s.l
although not dispcssd 10 favor or recommend Pat
ent Medicines gauer | t1-ouzh di'tcust Of theb
ngrsdi, MS ard eiieota Jet knOg OF sufficient
reasons Why may MT testify 20 TIE benefits he
believes himself TO have re0aiTad iIom any simple
preparation, in the po he may thus contribute to
tn hensft of Others.
I do this the ore resdilE in rsga-d 70 HOohand's
German Bitfers, prerared by Dr. q. NJ jackson, OF
this city, because was preiHdiced against them for
man years urdAr tho impression that hey were
chiefly an a'c0 olic miHtuTe. 1 en- iud2bted 70 ny
frieu1 Robert ehQ'uaker Eq7., for he removed this
prardice bg pr3fer tesss Fnd for encouragement 10
try hem wbeu sun ring from great and long oontin-
ne debility. he Of thee bO ties Of these kit
ters at the tegiBnipg of the present year. fol-
loved By evidt relef and restoration 10 degr7e Of
bodily aud tRl vigOr which had not felt Tor SIX
months BEFORE aud he'd despaired ct regaining
therefore tha X God and my friend for directing me
20 the use OF them. J. NEWTON BROWN.
Philadelphih4 jana q, ls6l, ''
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MOtters! MOSAA 6hslg hIOthersII
Don't fall to procure Mrs. WIHsLOW's sOOTH-
ING SYRUP forCHILDREN TEErHIHG
This valusbls preparation Is tho prescription Of one
Of he best Fenale Physicians Bnd Nursss in the
United States ard has been use1 for hrty yearsWith
never falling ETY. and success By mil ions Of moth
and ehildr n from the feeble infant Of week
old to the adult. It not only relieves the child from
PAIN, but invigo-ates the .tomaeh aad boEssl cor
recs aciaiy, aud gyes tons and encrET to the whole
system. 1t will almost Instantly rel eve
GRIPPING IN The BOWELS AND WIND COLO.
We bslieEO 1.-THE Fest and swssf Remedy IN the
World, in ali eaes Of DysentsFy and DiArrhea in
Children, whether It arises from Teethias, from
any other R1se.
DS-Fuli directions for uslng viii accompany each
bottle. None genuine unless the fac-simile Of OUR
TIs PERKINS, New York, isoa lhe wrapper.
ES-sold BY all Medicine Dealers. Principal Ofies
4s Dey-St, keW York.
Price only 25 Cents per Bottle
maye6-I23-dkWia
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MASTERS SALE.


NTASTER'S SALE.-Pursuant to the
tN command Of a decretal order Of sale, is
sued from the Court Of Common / leas Of Cuya-
hoga county, in the case in which Z. Q. smith
is plaintiff and Cha les Smith, ct al defend
ants so me directed, shall expose for sale at
the door of the court house ia ths city OF CleYe-
land, on the 18th day OF August, 1858, at O'Clock
P. NJ. OF said day, the following described lands
and tenements to wit:
Situate in the township Of East Cleveland being
number seven, in the twelfth range OF townships
in the Connecticut Western Reserve, IN the
State Of Ohio, and which is also in the county Of
Cuyanoga, and is known by being part Of lots
no. $50 and 337 in East Cleveland township, be-
cunning at a stone in the Euclid road at the cen
Ter Of the Beer's road, and at the point where
said roads intersect with each otner1 thence
south 81 de grees east, tight chains and seventy
links to a stone at the northeast corner Of land
owned by John C. CalhoOn, thence south 50 de-
preas, west two chains and ifty-nine and one
half links to laad now owned by Edwin Fuller,
thence north 52 degrees, west three CHAINS ans
seventy links to said Fuller's northeast corner
thence north IS degre 2, east slxty-four and one
h-lflinks to Thomas Shane's souih east corner,
thence north 50 degrees, west five CHAINS, 70 said
Shane,s northeast corner in the center Of the
Euclid road, thence north Ss degrees, sast one
chain and nmety-fiye links to the plaee Of be-
| Rinnigg containing two acres Of land and nc
more, but subject to all legal highways Ap
/ praised at So 600
| Cleveland, July 14th, 1868.
| WM.V. TOUSLEY, Master Commissioner.
| A. 7. SLADB, PITTS Att'ys. -.. julyl5:452