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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-07-14
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It. That it was better, while exercising, ta
perform twenty different feats once, than one ea,
twenty times. = 6kl
9Th. That ii was possible for me to take in
fifteen or tweaty minutes, all the gynrnastic ex-
ercises that should reqaite in twenty -four
houis.
9th. That could gain faster in strength by
forty minutes, gymnastic exercise, once in two
days, than by twenty minutes Of the same d,ly.
10. Th,t, as my strength Increased, M ex
ercise should be more intense, but less protfr 9
tel.
18th. That increase of the muscular powe,
was attended with increase of the digestive,
l2th, That one means of increasing the d.
gestive power, was to increase the muscular.
18th. That many articles OF food had former
l. proved injurious to me, not because they were
really unwholesome, but because ] was unable to
digest them.
Ia. That q person may become possessed Of
great physical strength, without having inhcri-
ted it. s.s9
l3th- That, By increasing the strength a. pre-
disposition TO certain Diseases may be removed,
and diseases already present removed or miti-
gated.
18th. That increase of strength, cannot long
continue, on diet exclusively vegetable.
s. 18th. That increasing the strength made ex-
erection take place less from the skin, but more
from the lungs and the other emunctories
Is. That which benefits part Of the body,
benefits more or less the whole. 81,
l,lO0 ponnds with the hands, or In shouldering
q barrel OF -four from the foor, / had ceased to
be troubled with sick headache, neryousuesss aud
Indigestion
I a0th That delicate boy Of seventeen need
not despair Of becoming in time . remark ABLY
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-07-14

oenghet0l game was, yesterday evening, PLAYED
very successfully on an Individual from Rhode
Island, who came in On the Eastern train. This
gentleman Was wandering from the cara, when
gentsel looking man met him, and entered into
conversation With him. Il was very quickly es-
tabl'shsd that they had come here together, and
we're both going in the norning TO Washington,
Iowa, ON the Western train. The confidence man
proposed friendly walk, which was accepted
AtGr'ggs block. the confidence man had Dusi-
Ness up stairs, and the other waited Confidence
came down again In hurry, and wanted to
know II stranger had change ior big bill. Ger.
tainiy. and he hauled out Els pile. Con6de nee
agreed to change the whole pile Of bills for gold
stranger commenced counting tue pile, whea
Conndence said, We'll, you know Just about how
much there is and I'll take it." Stranger assur.
% nin there were go, and Confdence went up
stairA Very singularly, b care back again, and
win What purported % b check. He offered
TO 20 around 70 Tie exchange Oeice and get the
gold They vent on 70 the Post Olice alley, up
which Coincidence had business, and told Stranger
% uAik Stranger ssiGa5, and he waited till .
very diaagr~eable truth broke on his comprehen
doa, that be had been didsiled out of every ceus
- bed In he World, and made BY hard manual
vosk-Gasette.
9pR RssgpllcAg BoYA--The spirit Of '76 i
enAoaaaAe essa - Dspuhlicaa boye. the Young
A0ennA q ~ Glori0as pArty. Wecan nov see
@ssm - o1ce. stslng lsom The centre Of the
xaoale Square, Liberty pola "a g. high with
sse.nes ed bsautiii 0ae ths Vol snt;relv
- Aepeblieaa boys q Oesunva. r. : a.
sasso = FHdAy lask 1Asss 8 - cerm az mann
aIssore legislator and seaassunan. - are snr:.
49, sa.e bard q you1hl1l pAtsiosA They r.
49, -. " nehse Ltnculn Vas once IKE
Mesaesa 6og, ana thsy are stinrlaaed
- 0O1&t - hahRa Srru.n1a u .s~s.> - a--s
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-06-27
JASPER COURIER.

n THE CINCINNATI TYPE FOUN-
DRY co, corner Of Vine and Longworth
streets, are cur agents in Cincinnati.
y = JAcos HERNIA IS. ESQ.,. is our sgeni
for this county.
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lust RECEIVED snd for sale cheaper
- than ever q the Cheap Cash Store Z
fine assortment Of Prints Delaines, Cling
hams Debsise. Lus'er Plain md barred ia.
connects, spring shswls OF tie latest style
Ladies collars, Dress trimmings. Ribbon
Iaces Edgings &C., also fine assortment Of
Ready made clothing. Hats and Caps boots
and shoes, Groceries, Hardware and Cut.
tlery. June s.
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To Contributors.

As our design is to make orr papc
one that will be Of interest to all en-
gagged in the different departments D
active industry in every part Of til,
county, We respectfully solicit the CO.
operation Of orr intelligent citizens
throughout lis limits. And being es-
pccially DESTROYS Of promoting the
farming interests Of Dubois, items in
any department Of agriculture are par
ticularly solicited. Please send us all
the news. incidents, general iniorma-
ton, and mineral discoveries in your
respective ncighborlioods.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-06-27

4 FINE assortment OF Shovels, axes
~ Hatchets, German steel hoes, wash
boards, selves, wooden buckets, and all kintl
Of Groceries, for sale AZ the
June Is. CHEAP CASH STORE
EANCY DRY GOODS, silk-ribbonr, en-.
broideries, Dclaines and in fact every.
thing 10 please the fancy OF the Young Ia
dies, good and fine at ALEXANDER'S.
4 Good article Of New Orleans Molasses
~ Just received snd for sale by the hall
barrel q the CHEAP CASH STORE.
Maple Sugar.
a GOOD article for sale a. tho
n CH~AP CAsH SToRE.
a IL kinds OF resdy-made clothing and
- Hats Of the latest style low q
ALExANDERS.
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GRATIS NorIcSs- We publish mott
ccs Of marriages, deaths, &C., gratis,
and wonld like TO record all which oc-
cur IN the county. Ministers, or 9TH
crS. Who oiiiciatc on such occasions,
viii confer a favor b. sending Us a no
lice Immediately.
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THE GREAT ORA wBACK to perse

THE GREAT wBACK 10 persons
esni-rasing ioihc extreme south and western
rasn'ry, Is the fear they have Of The Fever
Ague-tlie most dirciul of all disesses.-
Every iay we hear u persons attacked By
this disease and msds help'ess 10 a shor'
Tine wlth"n any means % aifording relief
i4lyicw IT The great demand f.,r remedy
ibr. llos'rsirr haS presented biz CELEBl,A
TED STOMACH BlTTEgS, whose CO.
raiise powers for all diseases Of the s'om.
arh have been universally acknowlcdg ed
The Buffers, prepared after long expert
rnce and deep study, have received the en-.
rnniums " The most eminent ply sicians. a.
well as al classes. from every part ~ our
country. To those who doubt their many
virtues, oil We can say J. toiry them. and
Judge fnr themselves respectively.
VI See advertisement in another column.
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AM OFFER.

Any person sending MS five new
Subscribers, and the money, will re-
cvivc a cory Of the Courier for one
year, rs present.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-06-27

heinz well known Throughout Europe America need
no ecmmendaficn here. They purely vegetable are
prepared with great exactne~s, and suear-roafed No
better Csfarc PHI Be found PEIcs Is ca. per box
These msiicines are prepared BY Dr. G. N. JACKSON 4
Co. PHILADELPHIA Pa and ga Louis. Mo- and are sold BY
druggists and dealers in medicines everywhere The Sig
nature q G. ~ jackson viii te On the outside Of each
bottle "a box.
Incur Ervytcfys AiRarae," Published annually you
will ind testimony and commendafory notices from all
parts q the country Ihess AlmanAs given away BY
al our axrnts
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We are prepared to give prompt at
tvntion 10 all kinds Of Job Or Book
printing Any description Of blanks
receipts. bill heads. store, stallion o.
.i.lrk bills can be forthcoming on the
shortest notice. ii the most approved
style, and on reasonable terms.
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BEWARE or cOUNTERfeITS.

See that you get Hoonands German Bit
'er<, prepared BY DR.. G. N Jackson. Phila
dolphin, Pennsy wants. and that his eigaa
ture is on The wrapper OF each bottle
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g1- All. especially young men, siould
read ihr advertisement u the "new Ma
iional Dispensary' i Cincinnati, Ohio. 10
another column.
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o. she present age have acquired their great popularity
only Through years Of trial unbounded sasislS<tioa
hrendered by them in al cases
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OLD YOUNG
AFFIRM IT'S TRUTH.
Viz: Tbs;
PROF. WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.

Will preserve, infs'ilb'y. the growth and
color 81 the hair. 4 ussd two or three tinel
! week, 70 any imaginable sge. Perfect,
restore the gray, cover the bald with M
lures own ornament, the hair; make il more
soft and beautiful than any oil, and preserve
the scalp free from all disease, to the grea-
eel age Satesmer. Judges, Attorneys
Doctors. Clergy msn. Professional Men, and
Gentlemen and Lidies Of oil classes. oil
over the world, bear testimony that we Dc
net say TOO much il us favor. Read the
following. and Judge g.
PROFESSOR s. TIIALBERG, PA MIST,
says. on his arrival 10 the U. States he
was rapidly becoming gray, but on sp
plying Woods Hair Restorative hi
hair soon recovered ils original hue.
CHARLES GARDEN, 10 Nassau str't.
New York.
says The gray hairs on bis wife's head were.
after few weeks trisI. turned into dark
brown. It the same time beauiitying and
ihickening the hrir.
&C RAYMOND. BATH, MAINE.
says he is now sky years old, and his
hair and whiskers were ~ o-thirds gray
but by the use Of two bottles Of Resto-
raiive the gray hairs have disapp cared,
both on his head and lace. and ID more
soft and glossy than for twenty five
years previous. His wife, at the age Of
fry-two, has used il with the same ef-
feet.
FlsLEy Johnson, Esq, NEw ORLEANS,
says that he lost his hair by The yellow
Fever, in 1854. lie used Woods Hair Re.
storatise. and his hair is now thick aud CLOS.
~
s. M. MIDpLEToS, ALABAMA,
says the Restorative has done much
good 10 his part OF the country he
used il for badness, and now has fine
head .: hair.
r. l.. MORSE, LEBANON, KENTUCKY
says be has seen Woods Hair Restorative
used in hundreds Of cases, aud never knew
il 70 fail ia accomplishing all i Processes 70
DO.
A. j. ALDEN, McLAINSBORO', III.
says be had the scald head eight years,
aud was bald, but by the liberal use Of
Woods Hair Restorative. he now has
rich, glossy head Of hair.
lLs- Sold BY all Drurgi,ts, and by Q. J
Wood e. Co., No. Al. Broadway, N. York.
and III Market street. ST. Louis, Missouri.
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HARD TIMES!
PLENTY OF MONEY!.

IL persons holding orders on Dubois
MONEY IN THE TREASURY.
to redeem said orders which have been pre-
&c nted 70. payment, and were issued prior 70
No. 900. And the interest on said orders
will be stopped after this present date.
THEODORE SONDERMANN, Il. ID. C.
June Is, 1S6O-4w.
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Exhibit Of Common a. Con.
grcssiOna1 Township Funds

q N EXHIBIT Of the Common and C,n.
- gressional Township Funds OF Dubois
County, Indiana, for the year 1859. ending
March "a. 1860. ss reported 10 the Board d
County Commissioners Al the June term,
1860, - follows. to- wit.
RECEIPTS.
There was remaining in The treasury u last
March settlement with The County Treas
urer the sum Of $l576 "a
There has been received II the Co.
Treasury the following sums for
the following objects, 10 wit:
For Cbm- School Fund, (May dis
trbution, 1889 $2716 "a
Interest Com. school fund $50 l6
Grocery License $50 co
Principal Common school fund 1870 ~
Fines and forfeitures AZ OF
Sinking fund 1881 90
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-28

FArAL EIsrrr or rcHr-rhe ARRAY which occurred
al the OF City Hall place and Pearl street. Taes
day night, between Michael csvcnagn aud Freccrick
sssacht, clerk in the grocery store Of Henry sandman
rceuled yesterday 10 be death of Cavenash Coroner
oKees held inquest upon he boiy OF deceased tho
New York Hospital, when the following facts were
elected -necsassi, IN company with compan
teasing Shacht noogi gri eno lived IN the neigh
bcfhood whcn hc b. ane cnraged and struck OF n.
torusuiurs. The tOg returncd by Of the
when schacht rushed Into thc siofe and. proCuriag
ceavsr, struk tcceassd On the head. Cavenaga nme-
distely ich 10 the Eipegait, and som Afterwards
be cas- conveyed 20 the Hospital In iusensD =
crrdition. Upon examining the oJared 400
phyticans iourd that bis skn was badly fractured
Eytry attention was paid 10 ccceased, but he con.
tnEod 70 fail ragidly, and a, an early hour yesterday
mofnrg he expired scha hi lrd after The adsay,
and Ftcrcted huns ot Sapletou, staten Island, where
be areftoa Tho following day by policeman Golden.
~ The sSh precinct Tie idTy this case aer tue &c
liberation rendered vefoct OF .f9sta fcom iaiGrics
The banda Of The prisoner Frederick shncht O0oer p
isC0n Ucon the rendition Of this above verdict M
tTfoner ccrmiited o. the Tomha 10 await the sst5n
- TIC GTard Jury. Dxc1ed native VI ireland, aaa
was ~ year old,
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Police Intelligence.

Yorso HrRHy AND TIM cAnnfsRs.-rnrce a III
gamblers complained against by young Hurry appeared
before Justice Kelly, ., the Lowcs Police Corrs ycser
day and sigs1cd ihcir readiness 20 pat In ball. Tue
magistrate Informed them that hc had cot down
tho Investigation for Tuesday morning next, and until
that time they mish remain IN the custody Of tho
roics man who arrested them. The lhs a-ios
arrested arc AZ foilowssjohn sesnt corner o Broad
ssy and FELTON, street Charles Rlosom corocr ~ Prncs
and Mercer sets and John Cotton Of No rs Broad
say Torc two Of the accused AZ large, but they
~i probably appear 10 crurt with thor c0nffsres on
Tuesday, when The cssc comes up for Investigation.
Asnur Az Arscoxrfso CrxKK About the beginning
Of August last certain Hermann Ernst, clerk In the
employ Of ssmuol Enoch, at HArburg, In Germany, ab
sccndcd taking with him large amount Of moscy 20
orrrR 70 his employer mostly IN the form of nccepsi
srais Mr. ssmusi Euoch having received intprm.st9n
that Ernst, hts former clerk, Bad len Tor New York
pacre n matter u the hands o. Henry sahNra
foscrh Howe attorneys IN hs city, wno obtarsi IN
order of arrest and employed detective Robert W. boz
scr 20 ferret out the WHEREABOUTS Of the fugitive Amer
. careful search n many days Mr. Bosycr On Thursday
last suc~oecd In krrcstng Hermann Entt ani lodsirg
MIN Ia Iau.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-28


PIGEON KxrREsa.
Tho general agent of The New York Associated frc-s
was n our village ow days since for the purpose of
locatrr ycmo carrier plvcOrs which tnc asccision
about 70 employ ior the purpose q ntercepng the In
rorud Furopean steamers 81 Fire Island Toe
parties have Cor many years psst, employed prcohs ~
halifax, n. Is. and Al saIcy Hook where they have
provrd Of great service snd have doubtless contributed
n ro mail degree ~ The assecstcas world wide rtpaa-
on for stcccssfui erierrrre IN octstrrprg all thn op
pnontr-wLeiher ~ editors news sgents specnstors--
ii TIE early reception ~ The Eropcan ness Promp,ed
by Their pasi and inFpricd perhaps shat
directors of tho American Telegraph Company 10
strarrio tho Associated prcss, aGi tbsmseives con
troll al the ness Of the Cd World and ths
New tho association lave. understand, decided 70
extend their piatOn express " ovtry poDt along
the feaboafd from New York 10 Cage Race, where Il IL
possible 20 hare The sttamtrs Intercepted Amorg the
pouts that thus 10 be covered In addition 10 Haax,
sandy Hook and Fire Island are understand Montaux
Point Nantucket Portisnd, e. Johns, NJ ", and Cape
Psce The breed Of birds used by the sssocaton the
celebrated Antwerp carriers which, when properly rsn
cd and used, will, reliably assured y a. the rae
Of mile per minute and unerr,nsIy, from tse pon.
where they are thrown up, 70 their hme ksrh ero
vii carry, when properly adjusted 70 ~ ess, m s',
enoreh 70 make column cf our paper, and our - 80
bc sraifcd " learn that VIC bsve mAds
~ which shail be able 10 receive by w ~ -
birds al the interesting points of eseh sfesne ~,
within rcw ncrnsn,s sfbr tho steamer arlyes lle
day unel In the voiny Of Fire lflani ins - nass
nesn located M exce. "a qusTtsr uIJn 'ne p'tm ~
Mr. e. rrnlth, IN vlsee ADJ We uhoenftahh Nty
arc goor ~ L. rnt W Toe reHs vii be sent w.
Nev ysk fyoa tbs rrnrsNt tslfga arb satun 81 by 70
~ X .srrtrs. A. eftumr snces nAy iea4fe.
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yrxxs from Cubs.


ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP MArASzAs, FROM
MATANzAs.
Tho steamship Aatanzas, Captain sesegang, left Ma
tanzas q, Elk p NJ the 2li inst and arrived at sandy
Hcok at ten ~ yssordsy, making the passage IN four
days sixteen hours.
The city and farsor Of kutanzis unusually
healthy.
Annexed IS a repcrt Of the state OF the Matanzas
marke,S-
active demand e1al.is slahle for S1ain, which,
account OF ster scarcity are comm andipg fG rates The
othsr c'aeses No. slid are very duh. yet holders,
With the oTahc advccs OF the Lousaoa crop ani
their reduced stock show disposition 20 aomt
preef the market Is quito un.eted, buyers paging Tor
their isn mediate ntce4sttB.
Muscovada--No sales made since the 9Th stock re
ducea 70 81 hhcs tfwhich soa 22o hhts
ofstipment for New ierz hon '3ars, sara s4fs and
as according 10 quality.
xols,s's aast; curing the present week cargo Of
about 400 hhds bought FOR Portland a. Ss Kegs, for
EoIfy-eu, fSw tiHcS have coma 70 msrret; prioo
not y.t opercd.
hayirg gaaasd considerably nom zoe lats favorable
sesther many sngsr estates will begin their grina
ing tho lat OF December.
ARRIVAL OF THE IssBEL AT CHARLESTON FROM
HAVANA.
cuARIEsros, oct 20. 1850
TIE sicanship Isabel, from Havana 2sd, has arrived
The sugar market was unchAi ged. Tne crops were
promising.
The Havana correspondent OF the nrtpy rays the re
port ls urfoundcd tha, Spain s fitting Aect al
Havana 10 Aid NJ anon.
The spanish Venezuelan Mnster, the Spanish Consul
Laausyra, and l26 Spanish omgrants from ycnczaela,
had arrived At Havana
Key West acvces arc also TO the 23i
TIE ship ccrro Gordo, from Nc Orleans, bound to Cork
with cargo Of 1900 bales Of cct,on b.sod the I5h
Inst on LescrbeAd shoai Torsusss. third OF her
20 would besaved dry, and shc rest damaged.
mo English bark Lcpisa Marion, from Balzc borui 10
Queenstown, with mahogany and dye wooiu hal arrived
leaking and was unloading.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-28

Arrival OF tho CITY or Wsshiostoa ~
New York-The Illinois &C Halifax

hISANeA VI Nn0 Why ol WoSulo8SOm -
New York-The Illinois &C Halifax
short or Coal.
The steamship City Of Washington, Capt JeTsry, from
Liverpool loth and Qseens,own llIh nst arrived at
this port At Q late hour last night she encountered
strong sorthwesterly gales from QueehsloSn 10 Cape
Race.
The Vanderbilt steamship Iliuois, from Hsvre 10Th
inst, via Southampton, has put into Halifax snort Of
coal. She was 70 leave for New York to-day Her cap
TAIN despatch TO Mr. rorrence the agent 0! the line
In this city, reports al well on board
The main points Of tha news by those slea have
been spicipated by telegraph, ana have also pabsh
cd European TO the l2h, received by he Csuas1
The Garbadisns had taken the South sason CT CAgua,
and ihe roy allsts retiring orard Gassl
Victor Enanua had act out Tor Naples and hal ssae
manifesto to southern Ilaly.
The sardniaps, under Victor Emanuel In psrsoo, q
III Neapolitan territory at ihreo different oa,s
on Me On.
The Awrians were reinforcing tnsir .roo "a in lsiria
and Dalmatia.
The Frerch occupy viterbo, vellctri Cvita veochia
casteato, Tvol, Ples,rino, FrascAt, Abano aud Val
mocotone.
The programme OF future Congress Italian Affairs
will be examined Warsaw, and then submitted for the
approval Of the snglis, and French govern nnts.
Adyiccs from China received via 81, Petersburg state
tha, eco Pekin militia had been az aiust tho Eagish
bat the r knese generally favorable TO tho Essh
The Chinese iHsunection continues 10 extend.
The Popes official Journal ha1 published srticle
camir Peters pence from all tho faithful bat declaring
iha, the Pope viii accept no subsidy from any
Power.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-28

guised opposition to the laws OF Congress. You au
know the results OF the John Brown rad In
Virginia In Bxeton, the Athsas OF america, this
same John Brown proclaimed martyr 10 tue cause
Of liberty. Ths the statement Of Andrew. the
uubcsn capo date for Governor for State OF Msssa
chusetss who proclaimed Brown hero and a martyr OF
liberty YET that 10 the party that SAWS gill enorca
the Fugitive Slave law whe oae hsf OF The acts ~ is
state geature obstacles In the eyecotoa OF that
Law VIII you trust In law breakers-p who have
set themselves opposition TO the constitution OF the
United staietY Would IL be common prudence-so nm"n
Judgment 10 do so9 I think not (.sWc th,nk so
toot) Take Abe Lincoln aud the chief of The
conct Seward, and you will from their
declarations that the logical OF the party
70 stop any thing abort Of the emancipation Of the
slave.
TINS speech closed the proceedings Of the evening.
The baDG played haa and pleasing parog strain, and
after mise f,om the chairman TO briug tbs demo
crscy together again early day. the crowd sepsrat
cd cheering Justify for the Union and their Southern
brethren.
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Let the Merchs ants stump the state.
To TILE EDITOR OF THB HERALD.

NEw YoRK, Oct. q, 1850
am merchant OF this city. ], with my brother mer.
chants, arc comparatively doing nothing We are watt
ne patiently for the 9th OF November hoping that tn
Union ,ickes may be successful ask my brother
ossh,s Why remain patiently when VIC, the merchants
Of New York. have hundreds Of thousands OF dollars
stskts Yes millions. Let each and every Union loving
merchant take his knaack his back with some clean
nen and start Monday 10 the different parts OF this
ae beg and beseech the people TO love aud cherish the
union and to give their support to the Union ticket
Let The merchants and make their appeal to the people,
and you moy rest assured that Nc carry this state
for the Union ticket.
Yes my fellow merchants, let start on Monday and
stump the State and before Tuesday morning yoa map
rely tha, win have cheering news sss Tnerc
many Union ovirg merchants Ia New York, and II
they will Start 10 ca nest they every voter in the
state b. fore the morning OF toe 6.h Of November. Yes
fellow merchants, can be the OF carry ing
The state for The UOon ticket II will be the beat card
New York has .yer play odlhe card 10 DO called the
ing OF the Union. J. r. g.