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DRESS.
TIE UNION HAIR DYE-THE UslxAY.
= - and Bed In Ne wHAii BRInBr op,u
COLUMBIAN HAZE DYE
has seifpsss svsry sthsr Dye IN u ussSra. ~
ons can nov aflsce 10 uss II IL pries bslna hal
TWENTY-FIVE OK,grs rxn BOZ.

M Aoas.nds vho sould ~ Ard 10 az n fsr a
sase scSsr IN aaary, can nov d . 4 ~ shcv,
lov pdes, s.S With parfs s.tis action. OR ~
aM % ditreuted srcsnd tn. d, that ali ssE "a n
yitnoSs my Ecost. es.i ,lvays be obi.insd az
t,noShs ven-hnovn Dryssists and stopeksabssn, =
iso b. nsay stAsu vso HAYS boaSsi Y Of vholsssis
NV XcsszI IA E:.asy, ~ .sn,s .y.i A...
s s e e. dso anss Ay;n.s "A y. EsS.
eron Ho.ss, 80 BIoedyayi arsy = o., 10 $780,
A.; Dsme Co, as rourh ava; hn n fsokAsa,
s6eh BsveU, Alss at the Nssss Dspots Of ~
borlp, Ta Diyisioe q; Manner ;, ii{ Diytds, X.
tHttler+ % Columbia Il, PrinkS, g Came. ~
Qoedsh aoI ana al Third ava; y. n fknrvS nra9
stnSs. 100 nudeon. or. Ossbrossas q. W. W Tlavss
el9Pearl st. J. b. White, Ger. Columbls and nv.
bsoeHn...o rsyr. cor. M1t. su4 Fp..s.,- svu.
nsynelds, sse Court 81 Goalings, 81 Fuitsa a
ssths ~ a.. ss Ayrtis ave- sns 0arii "a; q.
VnIILHssUnoa-Msnoy> BoutA en-, oor. s,n 4.
nowron, South 9Th, cor It'll, NowklL 10 0ranl ~,
eayres. sla Grand It.; Tompkin's hoo 0raI1 IN
0rsns. cor. ae0te a-sell -~T NIatk "a. ~ II ~
orsnd j. p Bears, 100 Grand 81,
NevIt ave, EHcerx% soyls. % Biceorsr <
JAMAICA, L Post = o. Han Of PhArmssyl
Alsn for ssle BY Drukssts hrouOhout tina eoa,Iir,
This Dye 10 manufAntur~-l At "A south Saosol n.
WtliAm.barshs L I, -hsre II 90, be had a vlsi..
sale o. retail Our tsrms sri ctlI aA1hL AMI ~
ordars I'll Be- paHSsnailv stssndsH IA a, 49, k~s,
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HARD SUFFERING.
WONDERFUL ErFnCTs OF THREE BOTTLE

WONDERFUL EFTBcTs OF THREE BorTLBa
One oiths Privsi.l Of ths Eighth Rssimcnt 81 pre-
ssni I. the city, rosie. the folio inE
d. ~ 9TH our Z. Z In the s s.ss sss
a. :as 20 oS, .os
srins, .crs 30 wet win the heavy dsvs hat "
z: s.i !. 90. 4 sss n csr a.; %
thss, had three bS,t,s. Of al gArS READY
nE;Mf TO Of which s.yssyay 70 my eomr.oss
SISbY REi.tET. N sns %onsat u. i.nsns.
sSs ss sss,r . u. "a .s ssfiR
s:.s Ss s .as .: e &c S ss
s9Sp S.yf ely i.S bod: red % l;.nS : q.
81 Hssn sS.s ~. sSs 1ei ss snl :, T.. s :sas;
Mgf srrssen, rsia,..d = thl. city, 4 am eertal5
Ss r: ssSSy 81 81. a.DAa a
would have been trlflDs. Intend returning 70 nj
Spy II u: % my.s sr -'a m "a
Ssps !: ny: Rs.Px Ssfi i sss:;
1A' live q 'A'-Aad bS e ssqPt fTp
o. sSr ssIsD1 s asr1s s:ia q s;nssg s
Or nv s,hsr liquor.
MOSQUITOES.
Oar troops Win sufer graf annsysDos ffcm ~
~, ~ ,s AND sanc OF mrsauitocs Jho.e Of Ylrsinia
s1d ~ cotton ' NM A. .us.s land, srs cIe.sdns
sn1 Sc9SS:, II RXDwAYs sEAD SS'' ks sii si
sSSsSSS *. :. q: sss ps vn q e. Snsns
sss "a s s; ~ 4. $ssSY ~ q
n r. EsmsSiss are soiS - By an dfssrst. ana Der.
kaspsn sveryuherc. -
M Iol,u A
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TNsUHSANCEs.

HAVE You rkoVlDE9 FOX TouG
~ Family On insursnss e. ysur MAJ
HOME
LIFE NssR,ksE CohPAHf,
" 81 S9Y gRkol fEss,Trs ueSs 'Yle Slakf
WITH A GAIA 4 ? d ERht, o, sn..e.
- s.Yes: @ m: h sSss. a.. :. NJ" Tea
ho<r0As.
DIlSoToEsi
4 A r.. I dSs r 9.r..s.s
{, II, FrothirghAn. john BslssV,
y. etssnAhen. John pnedsaa
kAnnei sm IN, Harold DolineE.
HEM 1 = 1880 r'S;fsp'~A h.fr:mS;:.ggyTsfi
Peer .. Orch. klssrd A h.ssA
y.hn Y, GstSI 3s%- hsw.
! y T. 6ShiSssIia.-. bes @ %y~Jf ss;v,.
yATo' q r SisI %@IG 'r" sSSHTi o r,Tr3
pzAT Ia .liHs. asoryS r Hogs,
Levi eooS-tA,, gs nGliSs j spsaEaA
EaIggEHSS4t hi ssSSisFIE Z. Er r.=s:.A
IA SsPWsfi. oO.-Aa
Mo- ls.j L0anssl.
Jxsss sTHS SRT. ID. Me- Yea
D,vSsnGs Of .preno doelsIsa s,~ sa1y. ssd q,
yhed knnlealAtsH - refuse tha an 5ank q alaaNa
Uranium
PTemiams payab's QUO nsit In .~uA asa oas nals 4.
q mote at q nJntht. 81 loh " ma Ia sny Aas sab
lot u Grsasi,aalt but u b ISmAnsnt loan on ~
policy ~ be reid oN'y b. the 'pbheNton Of proht, o.
deduSted from ta Smoult dif DE Holhsy -
oomas pay abe rbe saah PAT Of ths p anhuln InaS
y paid AnnaNlly, ssn.i-Ninu-ly, or qsartany. -
10, o. any ~ nlDe OF salTA Or In oua sara
" foiieiS "a eI tura Gp T'ieh u Payahls \
Hve AanuAl pAyms e gsv b. surrepdsred Il The an
Eiration nstVo yss.s, sd thS 6omyanI snl in.as 10
he paid up Ps No. for lUe JQv tna f,s ar IA srigI
nal stSA II 81 thI7s hAFu Tor uhfLJlIihA, &c. Eul
"a u sAnA pTtao lie uherp tba psamlals u 1919
bic In tenorA othrT LuInbeF Of yGArA
- ictes tsped Ton life o. for any IN Il jan
and on TIE pSrtielPa'tng nou ~ hoipatlA sSAe
~ rates - lo~ ~ Az sound mutual or uoak can
pAny.
Premians on sbor usrA and HsA-,Arusp.tiA.
Retoios pay sb In oAah
Bldowmaat POLICIES issued. ths alm DayafIs y N.
ropsessni Ativ3 Of ths P.Iy Of eaA n, = u him o
bar At aiming %, 90 g. 90 %, Or 70 yea ~ Of -
Ass all fos ~ Chi drsnS sn1 ow Ins b anA sRs-
Hy % ls on the N 4 fssI BILE terms.
~ Tnia Gen PAW bNr AdCpIea pItnolplo ln0a.
ded 10 prove uS ldps ~ any policy, aud 10 sesnr
70 the AH-ured la go cAre al us aAguTdJlos Uhte
hag paVmsntS DiH provide m Our mbeI
need not Apprat eud tesp tRst thei- N ability
pay tia PEN nm ~ any future tlSs sul LIvolvs VI
Io1 Of What thav'h ave Tah.
Our pn-I eshs aud o. a puDlcAEtonS VII b ~
uatuit 'uslY t1St who IrquLeit
Cord Axa1is Wa drA, AR6 -Ai b 'rcaied VIA .;
ths mot hksrs' t-rSs. ba9l T9AS'l0
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ANY NEeEsMrEa.
nMALh FOX.
EADwAYp READY RELIHy

sdy'f ssly usss smoss the xs.ss OH .p,s.sus and
iow, Tyybas Typhod and all ctr or snaiignani dis
cas-. fet the Governmeut supply eyery miUte3
depot ard encan . snt With RAd says hsadg heIa
No siosns ~ q serious natrre viii pre.aA EvsY
yslun ssr sh' aid prove ihen.eiye With . few bys
dec o. this repefy. II viii protect zoe asinS sud
ksn Attacks Of the me<t iEnAdt disorfsn. md I'll
IN ali oaAes of sisAnes - pesits q CUE.
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n. NEW YORK ILLUSTRATED Nxws Of nh

,.Ie sf1rsr n.ns.r, ys ,,ninoes ,h-x ina, u.
FisN sLiou Of . Freneh army n, huvt> hH
% nsgs lee than sny s,hsx aivi.on. beosuss Mar
shh Dnypust had mad. essh solo YER s.rY n,t. baaa
sal iss szery 90 disr viii add small quanLy Of La
iuvsisable reoedy, kADWAYs RE- DY RELlRE
he will not oalV dsfvs actual bensht dArtuE thu
esmyaisp, but Will esttrs many hdus Of bsn eHd
sferiLE frQJ. benms lie Affections In sfLv LA
sorntrY \ mi lppnY snEak.d-
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rEsrINoMALS.


~, nANvr yovr,ox
n ya,s- "a - 49, -" ,.' use ~
ns.nfv v..r, n. - -. -. ~. sn' snes Tor
ointm.n,' "a ,n c. -. s rips WIN
inmsdi.t.ly relieved, ana /. ,As nor, ,s.o. A. a..
vssks wss ooapistsly ssrel.
Mn VAN HORN. vile Of the iass named rsutl.-
a.s; ". sar'A ~ ~ r''s ana et.i-sas IN .i1
Mr.. THOMAS wILprs, s.r,., Q, n..sm.. -.
-. ~ ",s NO. 10Th: Ansr suisrins MANY ysAn
v,rv -. .r.s.,. ~. ~. 40 Isso-@saes q III
M. eHAnLEsToDD, Ne. IL wan ssustsun.-,.
SENJAHN IRTrvo. q rwx..
Gsa,A san. unGs, ne d,prs-ins and sso.'-
rips ana Ointment. ana sIp~i.nssd innsdiais ~
aaaaee, and /. . fev zenith. n, su,,rslx .s,s1
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MEDICINES.
. sTAAY GO RIGar TO THE SPOT"

ISsfAST RELrHHi sroP YOUR ooUaHI
PURIFY your BREATH
STRENGTHEN YOUR VOICE
srALDNGs
THROAT CoEPECTIoNs,
THROAT CoNPECTIoNs,
THROAT CoNFBcTIoMs,
GOOD roR uLraoYxEs,
GOOD FoR LEorURbas.
GOOD ZOE. PUBLIC JsPEAKnRa
GOOD FOR SINGERS.
GOOD FOR CONSERVATIVES
GENTLEMEN CARRY
sPALDtSGS THROAT CONNECTIONS
LADIES An, DELIGHTED WITH
sPALDISGs THROAT CONNECTIONS.
CHILDREN CIT FOR
sPALDINGs THROAT CONNECTIONS.
They rciisvs COACH Instantly.
Ts.y elssr the Throat
rhey give strength and volsus u, the voice.
Tty imp.rt dslioiou, aroma to the brsith.
TtsJ are dolishfol To tie tat.
TtsJ are mVas Of sim DO hsrbs sad eannd hahn
any sas.
IsdvIse evsrJ oas VII. has Con sh or Husky
voloe o. Bad Brchthor any difficulty Of the Throat
10 ssts p.cs.se Of my Thr,s, c,ufsetisa,. they
viii relieve you Instantly, and ,ou win agree With
me tb>i "tbey q, right 10 tbs spo'.- You will nnd
u EN- very ussful and plss.n While TRAVELLING or at
tondlns public ncstiVs., f,r stiuus yOsr couih OF
.usyins your thInL If you try one package 1 am
safe In s,yins that you will ever ansrwsrd, con.,.
der than indi.p ssIbb. You win nad hem Al the
Drussiss. and Dealer. In Nedl ,las,.
PRI5E Twenty-Five CENTS.
ny aIn.turs ID on each p.ek.s,. All others ar.
tterfeit.
APsek~. VIII be sen, by nail. prepaid. on rsosIp,
Of Thirty Gents.
HENRY c. spALDNG.
No. tscsd~ street, New York.
CEPH ALIC PILLS
SICK HLADAoHK.
CURE
NERVOUS He ADAcHs.
ALL KINDS OF HEADACHE.
BY the use Of thsse Pills the periodic attack, a,
S-rvOus or Sick H'sdsohs may bs prevented, and
taken At the commencement Of an attack, iaps
d.ts relisf nom pain ana sckns.. will be obt.lpsd
Thsy seldom fall In removing TIM Nausea An
Headache, TO which females are 90 subject.
Thsy &C. gently upon Me bOwsls. ssmoyiDs ca.
dveIes.
Fer Literary Men, Students, Delicate Females. and
all pen Of scdutsry habits thsy are vAlu lb,s q.
sIsive, improving the sppetite, giving tone and
visr 10 the digestive Orssrs, and restoring tho nj.
tursl elasticity and strength to the whole y stsm.
he CEPHALIo PILLS are the se.ult Of long in.
vsstisAh n and carefully oonduetei er,srim,n,,
hAyins been In ne many years, during which tim,
they have prevented and relieved vast smouu, a,
p,In n 81 .trns from Headache, Whether Or,s,u..
ting In the neryo sJstem or from derAnesd ,,.,,
Of the 81 mach,
They are entirely vegetable In their e,mpo,ition
and may be taken a. all tmOs with perfect safety
without makiOs any change Of diet. and tho alb
seaoe of sry dI.p cable taste reader. II o..v 4,
| atminister them 10 children.
BEWARE OF ooUSTERrRITsI
7hs snuine have hvs signatures Of Henry G
spalding on seh Fox.
sei by prussists AMI all otAor eeAlor. in Nod
eine-.
AboI will 10 sent by mali, prepaid, on recei,,
tn,
PRICE, 70 CENTS,
Al srders should be addressed to
HENRY @. sPALDNa,
/
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GREAT b ,K9AINS-

- ,h n;S,el q sooas 9 CeuHuZ ytsr. isr AIN n
safs bn In ~ Of s'h,,hJ or A 90 oan Il A.,
ysAriT' address " VA . - 7 personally, Ss
.yis.,ttH sSSs h., Fsu. AZ.
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TyHK sOLDIRR's SAFE aUAn.
ANEW wrAroN on pzymoR
SAFETY AaAnuT DzkTi

soL-IrRs. VI. s,iist " yolunt.sy tssf s,fy,ss
ns- and o .th ,, ln;lorifss s, 80.
: .cienos, mo- . de,ths h.ye resulssd iron ssk.s-
thsn frsm tns s.sssl,ass Of "a.
Il. W.T. .o,diss Be armed vith. MIDWAY
-. p,to h s.ols = bs,oIst Wis ne ssss.a II
rwpt frop sqns,rshe Disrrbsa, Dysentery, f.vu
Ne z E!sss. sss :. que p...: ds.sss 60.
t.apsnes, or Asthma. With III. remedy pisnnfoL5
80 -. u ,t -. i.-'- ne assn'-' VII sr'" '.'"'
RApwAy'e. HEADY RELIEF b.s -. n.,u
yso.s1 % be n moss !mkorte.t esgrfnsns q ~
:. .sls rev ;r.a: : s.s sr,sts me tse.s
ksutk Ansyief u .ho gssyed q Cs.. y.ias K ~
: .S 9 b. 'sS ;Sss q Z : II Ss Sss
shsaN tn ehspess Of var rsq.irs The .press.ss 9.
ssr ~. Is. m.l.Eise. f.si'ps ,sscop 2, 90. e.
SpwAYss ne I6Y ssHR Il W. eh ps.,s nsr
;T (: s.4S go s 81 =. sI' &. e: :
q s,T x. % p ;S. nv an. N
s5snsisd "a Without siperisnos = 70 u. si.s..T
= s., SI.v' In 'A''' '0s.iia''' he ''- Il ne VI
.sd.s ys1 III nv s .fs
si.s.ss. y Die soa,ssi. So " tye,s., ,s,.n
Esb%ss:tYi'ss ssH ADJ 'sSsfirf, p:s,:sisy:
sss,s., i no o. esrim.nt but an absolute fast.
-JQ ease o. wounds Brui.ss. sprnps 0un-shse
E1D%nYs ss1S REI IiI v IN ). :. sss
eRoe, and 4 USE isdi-ioasly, M prevent iofsn
49,. 49,: nsrnAo.h'n' s.d '.'' the necessity ."
AMY NEeEsBrrTEA
tss disx5aasH cTsri',oss. 4 8LDWAYs nE.DY
REker. This rsmedy q tss BOLDIERB sAra
;.csns., - sads.s .,,sc Of pls ~ d. s...
wagon u dsfsnos.
nMALL FOX.
N. .Hi.:r scil.p. IN. ..aes Mat 1nan y, nc \.
diaae Iea-.-s The ,a,l.,f M%rs No pant b
trooSs Al washlns.op. kpnspolis, rortrJs Mou>ef
spp s-viups ire aoks1IN - IN slsrIniLG eIteht
III dovths6hl, b. Hsilsotins 70 supply tAs nsdt
al s1srps with
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sHnsPlJSss

EOR LIvERPOOL-OLD BLACK srAR
- ! ips II. pset,t snip SOUTH lsytsf
RNToN, 2ItI July. D'Afh o. Bsnl d iTl
VI IA g.sse ds;on DT a q is e tIsiac %,
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STEAMER METAMoRA-FoR YoNKxKs
pARNUM's AMERICAN mUsBUn.

Prof. ANDERSON, Jr, the great
WIZ ARD or THE Would,
who Astrni u % eve'y beholder With hia
ASTOUNDING PEATs W MAGIC.
has ben .erss.sd AID will .iys hi. psrforn-ne-s
EYRRr AFTERNOON snt EVENING, at A s.1S
For cursosite-, So a1vrttis ems 4 o,l % pasa.
: Admis>ioo % ots; chi disn uDdsr 10, Is ets In
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eTEAMHsOATh.

CLIHFwvoo. eRovE-oPPusrrB kxI.
MI sts. n ss.. E, saas,y s:ssS Sc -
esss M eook ssd = ~. attsd ~ vish t.hss-, Ia
,s ns 80 -, r.. sd ~ s', e
EKYPOkr, On r-sssnss,s tsrns.- Apgrs.ttep fef
ss AZ !; "a 49, g :: S.ss e
IN. va se-sln
EXCURSIONS THE YAvoRITE sHA
G.te.ner COL EgIswoRrH, vith ..ioon, -.
70 eh.rtsrvith o. without bsr.es Tor eunnsy Eno>1
,cosss se- %. Asps 70 JosHfH z 1870
ExCURsIOHB-BfDD GROVE rHH
~ most inviting In the vicinity Of the et,, y ovsa
for rce.geme ID Dor the sss.on- stsamscah 80
ssIIs6 SSt 10 e %.s < cor II s .sS q,
jvi tAo'1Tf
LXCUkszues- sva uBAAfBs 70 ~.
% s~eoa h tsv1ts and -snao<ivs- aoals
EsnfsoToE ~ & s s, .rsS1 s.stns so so
atteN 20 exgrssH t.S TIE purro.s sArtnkosk ~
ES TSisl s' n 80 =! S w. WI e.
ExCURsloEs--raK sTEAMBoaI OK
cbartered for sEsnntoon- towing bsress. "a AuviE
+ Iss s,f'ot Al ne Onoa " soa'n a jssL
ExCURsIoE Iosrsk FIsausn ssHKs
.ossssSss sss Sssnl.. trss % noud.y ysss ~,
s S 49, s SEQ. IT, ,s a e.: M "a .s,.
w q ~ Sa c.eleoS sn. 4, To spr.s =
~ g; s.s sf r.suf r !, S'e IL -. "a
N Y. AND FLUkDING RAILROAD
os, re- slTs ..e's; f I'D, iiss'Ss car. ..S
ISo. =; sCO NJ :TG', - sur .sr. Point F.:ry.
fuit.o 4, loo p M sSos. asntsr.. Psin, fes.
sTO o.,I aGn' g., f9,Ii F.rry Ls.y,
G. Polrt, 8 20 mi Hunter. Psipt, o % a m,
es.a: % q Fsltcn Sip, 90 a n, sunt@-s
ha.t.no At Futsoo SIP, SIS y m, Bustar-s fcini.
400 , r }. s -. s At Sul.Op sip, I5o m, z..,
Ney York termnas Of the Rod k -ocssisis b.
,t.h ssrs.t FERN, eyrs artess ninsa,< ssd y
sse.a,., Msttsno oounsos directly with he osrs.
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We have completed Arrangements with phyrisias
9sxt nded PraetIcs 70 furpin sith fresh vsocins
virus ON healthy l. 70, u, In be metcAlly salal
giAs. tubes, o. VIII su2py plvsieiAhs AID su geors
N the army with eithnf vaccine -.tsr or soabs q
the tabe-, for 80 o-nts eAoh-or two tubes one con
tanning vsosi Q matter ard tho ether scaSr, fer q
qsntS, capable Of yAocinatins st lest tn p.Isapl
We will guarantee eY"rv tabe Of vaccine 70 be fti
md pure, and from healthy hli .nts
=. Addre,s RAD az D. Co, ~ John a, i.eissin,
RKD~XV AGO..
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pool and LsuAon. A. persons snsasips pAz..ss \
the above ports are efen eivsd b. the sssr rsl
.pectns the d.f Of ,siins they shou,d Tat ~
date 90, Ieotiy inserted w tn nekas ia shiD tosr
Dot sAn within two days q tie date weutoUaf On ~
tcket. TIE hoe q 70 entitled u rosivs so cs1fs IN
osy oon,panssuon and fun osrd For ssS.i-,,ss ~
~ stssnu .
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EOR CAMP SCOTT,

EOR CAMP SCOTT,
l. STATEN INLAND DfKnUr.
Tns ehe.pes. ana moo besutiiul sSi IN The vs.sa
at esAwees n.t'~r, and 5outh fefry. Bosf IssyS
ever hoar. cnunsrts Nth B,sssn hlsnd hAiresi
VIM ~Is
MORNI63 LINZ FOE PEFkSKII-l.. o.
ul Ths AUf0RA leave. joy q q q ssilp,
fonkent Basdnes, Doobt Ferry, Tsrrytovus stss
blns. Bsversra-, QrA<D Yot,s aad VerplsnekN
Leaves PsskShin a. o m. ,eis Asr'tG
STEAMER METAM0RA-FOR YONKkkA,
- Hating, Dobbs Ferry, Nyack, r. Lska, nni
glns and HavsntIsv leave. pier lest Of jay q dsl
eoth It. At the q m trip zach vay. Omittins sna
trip On fridayr and sins BlsS Rlo trp "a tts1
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rmupsAL am rvsup AAzsWn
Wu y ssstrss hsaiA V ~ nssss'S fsn.s,h
.w,uu,v Apou
nArHa
IN n, rurrs- q. suAmusurn. srrsmrs
TEE 4 .. ouusoz.
49,
nrAs ~ Orr mAxk.
,..u-
w>.sa y ss . nv, y.Yr.
-. Tea vfn e.ar "a ~ 49,
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We nisAi a1d Dasa It saaasaata. ~ thess va
sunaoa. Psrssns Whaling for harsAsr sssdsAass On
AAvs u ~ calling q Ia Dssot.
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WITH A oAsa ? cIllSrEhALi or sm.so.
AnB Fuar- j'LA ~ RoEhl A.
NoGro Aa
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ExCURsIoEo--rHk STEAMBOAT OK
- EBIdt. hsytng beeo osvt, fttes ~ e.a -
: ,ss sssa ( ;H IS. Ss r sos 90 3.S
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-11-29

Was shown one Of them, and be was asked
If be knew what II was.
!" Golly, maasa r. said the negro, with Z
suspicious, sidelong look at t6e familiar
whip 10 cav raised aloft, Guess dis Niger
knows what DIT dere is,'' and be proceeded
to explain the use to which it was applied.
when some doubt was expressed as to
the negro statements In regard to numbers,
one Of them answere:
1--WE can't read, but we'se can count
How did you learn to COUNT"
Picking cotton, massa. We'se all got
to count when we pick cotton, massa."
BY that singular sort of freemasonry
which seems to be established among the
negroes, the report will speedily spread
from one end Of the South to the other, and
before the SHOWS Of December shall have
whitened the plains Of the North, even in
distant Texas the story of our appearance
will have Travelled, distorted by thousand
exaggerations, to excite the eager hopes Of
those who are watching and waiting 80 pa
tiently for the deliverance which is 60 near
at hand.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-11-29

The rebels are carrying on guerrilla
warfare in Western Virginia, A resident
of Lewis county informs the Wheeling
lsstegtigencer that within weeks no less than
five Union men have been shot by rowing
bands within fifteen or twenty miles Of
Weston. The first victim was VIM. Blake,
of Jacksonville. Then Owen Mulvey. His
body was brought into Weston on Thurs
day. The murderers stole four horses from
Mulvey's premises after killing him. The
others killed we're o Mr.. Blair, and another
whose name is not given. Porter Arnold,
brother Of j. G.. Arnold, member Of the
Legislature from Lewis, was shot through
the side, and the wound Is thought to be
mortal.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-11-29
General Sherman's Address to
Troops
Before the battle at Beaufort, General
Sherman issued the following address to the
land forces of the expedition:
HEADQUARTERS +. e.,
IIArIntsn en- nac, Inc A nm IN A IN

OFF PoRr ROYAL, Nov. 4. 1861.
"The General commanding has the un-
paraleled qualification to congratulate the
officers and men Of his command upon their
safe arrival at this point, after most per-
iIous and tempestuous passage from Hamp.
ton Roads. Some vessels, probably, have
been lost /; out it is believed that the hand
OF Providence has saved the lives of all.
For this let us be thankful to the Ruler of
our destinies, in whom we must ever trust
for protection,
sn"Soldiers! let the dangers you have en-.
countered and the anxieties you have ex.
perienced be an incentive to the holy cause
in which you are engaged. The eyes Of
your country are upon you. She expects
you to conquer. Deceive not her expecta.
lions. Be cool and determined. Act only
at the command Of your officers, and be
prompt to do 80. Be not led away by q
vain and spontaneous enthusiasm, nor re-
strained by want of willingness and alac,
rity.
"Let your officers judge when you are to
act; to do otherwise would lead to con-
fusion aud disgrace.
"Some Of you have not had proper OPP
portunities for instruction; let GOODNESS,
firmness and the cold steel take the place Of
better instruction.
SOLDIERS! You are centending against
an enemy who depreciates your manhood,
who denies that your prowess is equal to
his. Belle this sentiment, or you will dis
grace yourselves and your nativity.
by order Of
as Brigadier- General 7. w. SHERMAN.
ssLouis n. Pelouse, Acting Assistant Adiutant.
General"
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INClDBNfs or TIE LRBsBUR0 BATTLE AND
i MIsCgLLANBoUs ITEMS.

The capture Of Beaufort puts Us in pos.
session Of . large amount OF Southern news
Of interest 10 all. We CLEAN the following,
commencing with extracts from the late
Message Of Gov. Picksns Of South Caro-.
lima: ss a. 3
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rial of victory, but iJ is an intentional
eulOgy upon p0licy-a policy of attack;
and q condemnation also of a policy-a
policy of retreat and defence. This Order,
coupled with the introduction of his plan of
an active, aggressive campaign into Mary
land, and the taking of Washington, which
the President rejected, into his report Of the
battle Of Manassas, are clear manifestations
of disapprobation of q defensive policy of
the Confederate States. In this Order, he
says to the army Under the inspiration
of q just cause, defending all we hold dear
on earth, or worth living for, and with the
merciful aid of the God Of battles, we can
and must drive our invaders from the soil
of Virginia, despite their numbers and their
long accumulated war equipage." That
this army, by this victory. must abe asur>
ed of their ability to cope successfully with
the foe arrayed against them, in whatever
force he may offer battle;" and that no
odds must discourage OF make them doubt
full of victory" When it is remembered
that General Evans was ordered to retreat
should the enemy appear in force, and that,
instead Of rehuke, General Beauregard sends
forth this order to the whole army, prais-
ing and approving Of his attacking the enc.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-02-08
Enforce she lRNs und Tueni
AnrrMnrhs.

This was the policy af Gen. jackson
and this shculd be- tn psbey Of Rcpublj.
e,os, AZ the rrCtont time. No terms
should be proposed 10 SCI Of men in
open, srmcd rebellion against the Gov.
ernmen,. The real question at issue is
as John Sherman has rightly stated !, :v-
Shell ihis Gorernmsai bc COER CED
By a Siais The scat Of rebellion is in
South Carolina. She inaugurotcj the
Prcscn, disorganiyng movement, and the
virus Of her lrcasea has infected the 9TH
cr Cotton States Ahia the border States
70 greater ot lris cxtent. Shall we
knuckle to Nth Carolina : Shall we
suffer ourselves 60 De coerced BY her
We havc ltt'c faith in tho Conference
of State, now drlibcrsting At Washing
ton. So longas Virginia and other bor-
der States lay down rs their uliimoium, q
reconstruction Of the Government, and
opposition 10 the enforcement Of the
laws,w think all hope Of pcsceable ud-
juftmcnt in last quarter ~ al an end
We usa,i sJspd up lor the Union as IL is
--as our fathers made IL.