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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-08-02
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Pleasant Plains, June IL, 1861.

Lyon, the bold general of the West, is de-
scribed By Dubuque Editor sas man of 35
or 40 years, some Eve feet eight inches high.
and weighs perhaps one hundred aud forty 10
fifty pounds. He Is wiry in build, and tough
looking in appearances. His hair is long and
thick, whiskers bushy and heavy both are in-
discribably sandy in hue. His eyes are bis
most remarkable feature either blue or gray.
at times perhaps both, sort of stormy express
sion, which is heightened By the wave Ike
wrinkles around them, dwells constantly in
them, making bin look as if something was
constantly coming wrong, Or different from his
wishes. bis forehead il high and Of even
width, giving him, when uncovered, an ap-
pearance Of great intellectual force, which Ii
aided by the firm outlines Of bis mouths
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-08-02
Prom the st, Louis Central Christian Advocate.
REV. PETER CARTWRIGHT HEARD
FROM


Bro. MAsITN:--I send you Eve dollar bill
on Missouri hank, which yon will credit to
my account. ALAS for Illinois; our money is
nearly all dead in our pockets. You, should
have had all owe you, but the rags died on
my hands. II your own money is dead,
bury it and preach its funeral sermon,
but do not charge he expense to me butto the
secessionists. hope Gen. Lyon will catch
the tory jackson, and hang hin on the frss
tree he comes to. Union men onght to arm
themselves from head 10 heels, and shoot down
every traitor they come to. Ii God will have
mercy on me, would rather die than that this
glorious Government should be oyerthrown. If
we must be destroyed. | hope the Lord will do
It, and not give US into the power of tories.
The army~worm is making a dreadful sweep of
our meadows. wheat aud corn. We are threat
ened with drouth here. We have had no rain
for four weeks. If the Union men need holo
to kill traitors, call or Illinois. We can send
you twenty thousand good rnen aud true. Riy-
efs of blood will flow bu. this Union must
stand though the heavens fall.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-08-02

PRovIDENTIAL USE OF BIBLE At the
outposts of one of the camps near Baltimore
few days ago, ball was fred at cne of our
picket guards by rebel scout, which struck a
snall pocket -biblO carried by the soldiers, and
glanced OF without dong him harm, The
Fort McHenry. General Banks has the. book
10 his possession. esf ... fs
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-08-02

The ladies who wear red. white and blus
rosettes are real patriots, and therefore ready
for an engagement.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-08-02


A Spy OUTwITTED.-The circumstances
connected with the arrest of r. FL. AlVery,
Maryland Secessionist, and ano ther spy.with
whom he was il communication, are curiaus
and interesting;
One night last week the picket guard stop
ped man on bis road to Hsgerstown, who
answered the guards inquiries by ssying that
he wished to see Gen, Patterson, but when
about to be introduced to headquarters, wished
to evade the interview. He was instantly
seized and searched, and dispatches. were found
upon him from the rebel Gen. johnson to MIR.
Alsery. McMul!en, one of Gen. Paiterson's
aids, forthwith stripped the rebel spy, dressed
one of bis own me1 10 the rebels clothes,
gave him Johuson's letter, and started him
off TO see DIR. Alvery. The dispatches, how
ever, had tesn nicely opened, copies taken,
and then resealed. MeAlnllen's man was
received by Alvsry, who thus fell into the trap
most beautifully. Avery unfolded all bis
plans. and gave him written answers to john
sons dispatches. The supposed friend conyey-
ed Alvery's documents to Gen. Paiterson--~
The arrest took place euissly the next day
When Alyery was conireRisd with tie doeu~
ments and the iadisputable evidence of bis own >
ireachery, il is said he was completely unmanu y
ed. and sunk under the burden Of bis guilt.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-08-02

Gov. jackson would be an admirable bils
lard player, he makes such good runs.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-08-02

Dentist-a man who finds work for his own
teeth by taking out those of other people.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-08-02
West Poiat Graduates.

An official register of graduates from the United
States Military Academy furnishes the following
particulars concerning individuals who have be-
come CONSPICUOUS in the course of the Rebellion
Joseph K. f. Mansfield of Conn, graduated in
1892, second in rank in a. class Of 40.
Robert Anderson of KY, in 1925, fifteenth in q
class OF 81.
Samuel P. Heintzleman Of Pa, 1926. seven
teensh in class of Al.
Jefferson Davis, Of Miss, in 1928, twenty-thir
in a class of %.
Robert L. Lee, of Va, in 1929, second in a class
Of 49,
John B. Msgruder of Va, 1880, haeenth in
class of A.
William H. Emory. of Nd. in 1881, fourteenth
in class of a3.
Montgomery Blair of KY, in 1915, eighteenth
in class of So.
Peter T. G. Beauregard of La. 1888, second in
a class of 45.
William ]. Hariee Of Ga. in 1883. twentysizth
in class OF As
Thomas J Rodman, of Ind, in 1s4l, seventh in
a class of 81.
Nathaniel Lyoa of Conn, ia ls4l, eleventh in
class Of 50.
Abner Doubleday Of New York in 1s42, twenty
fourth. class Of 56.
Braxton Bragg who, il it is true, has command
Of tie forces in Florida, threatening Fort Pickens,
was APPOINTED from North Carolina and graduated
in 1887, fourth in class Of 90.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-08-02

An exchange asks very innocontly il u is s4sl
any harm 20 sit in the lapse Of ages. Our
opinion is that it depends upon the kind OF
ages selected. Those from eighteen 70 tsentya
Eve we consider rather hazcrdons = ss%
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-08-02

THE CoMET.-afr, J. R. Hind, the Eng
lis6 astronomer, in letter to the Lonaon
Times, of July s, thinks that it is not only
possible, but probable that, on the 30tb Of
June the earth passed through the tail Of the
couet, at 9 distance of perhaps two-tbirds Of its
length frcm the nucleus. lie adds that upon
that date he observed, in the evening, peeu
liar phosphoresaence or illuminalian Of the sky,
which be attributed then to an suroral glare,
but which he suggests might possibly be ewing
TO nearness of the comets tail. "If similar
illumination of the heavens be concludes,
s'has been remarked generally on the eartL's
surface it will be significant fact"
In few more nights the comet will be inn
percepti6le to tho naked eye. It is nov far
away and dull. and scarcely noticed in the
sky.
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6peclai Noiltes.
soaps, Candles, Starch.
STAPLE AND FANCY.
J..C HOLLIS Sons,
tformrIly ~. dnll ). Soal,
once No. % PAkrow,
otpo-i q 'uk FountslB, New-York,
Yf.T - the tfvds
AN UNSUEPASShD ASaOBINI.NF.

Uorton's Ce'cbrated Gold Pens Imp povemenis
le b. tt. uscLer4y Dlhg'lci rms Ooi fras 81 Sc
-t h. tbr 5s isr ~ LeibIs fseet bsNe tuaolrd ha 10
s,e me isly isT.c ~ h Ae1to uH'vid.blc 10 NOR
- m .,l ~ ii b D.. tla c.st sit h bs rssrh nf all
l,. i-eiI s,w 'hs loi wing rss Constant
.g or ls Is ,nr chealer uith a ia Prgs tbt' vi
he afllr 60 euupu.y u.c TODD ltn- TIE vld zen
-, ~, sl t ss yran af c1uiiu u,s, willie tie St'rl
len &, o., ~ ns D., coroeoD and t.e-c!os pIeet
.ifrr, Of n il ob T. - only ~ he o. The uold
tp he ss rc-, j. .'eays ready hrd reable. ~te tho
ri Pen be oltsn coua-mtel aia he" tne ssfte1
ay 10 m tbe uzs af th- od these il gat ,aids OF
fe Cd lab Of Iccriyi"s any drgIeo Of ess ity,
a. lie sIi en ,xscu adsp,ed 10 the maud o. IN" wfer
- 80 ne ,,s Of tho bu.d aud IJun d. A. Is
A 10 tbe By lb- Of setl PeIs tie J. 40" sell
Gold r us az yi.c ysryi giIom 20 eee's TO acrnrding
f H.. net -teel Prrs s. "a ~ - oeaers IN the hne
nrog. h,t he auty boessl" sd - 81 at IN" % No
~ Ai-i, q here a!i oTj-Is closing cash 0s tamps,
ne, siye pIo tcon cod or Pc sc'nesPo""ing in
- a., 80 ~ otherwise a. directed. AddIcss
a. aDRtON, No 10 Maid 9Ire No~-fuIA
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Qurf.


GREAT TROr.
W FASHION VLEAStBE GROUNDS ASSOCIATION,
1HURSD Y Jdy -, o. y J.
Match f'r $500 NIB heats, bs.t taco ln tye samuel
Nri, .ehiin name. iturlc ET ~ ALIEN sud BE
ranui ni4tr SOCks waIJu. jane, y. NcMa'o nairrs
JUaEFH CRULuEkON,
Nuaser.
B-rn ,his rasr Flora instead - soins - me
did when beaten by thin 'ie i5'h i m t- fs'ttnaJ
time 2:22 tskrsas 0fry s les stight e. dTs"
IN. two berls instead of f1ur, ,
Spcia! Iiu 10 te 80 rec ~ leave H1uters rom ~ y p
r-tar immediately a. - the Eee Ekgul.i.b teA", 70
e., aud r.f.ru .iur- tists re- tauic ip fcfry az
M tGii Connect trn. Aiso slh-t f"rrJ Nv
minute. are- On 3ah - fsny -i be Ia attendance oD
the esy of the ra9-
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T5IHE TkIB UNE iOr lool,
PROSPECTUS.

PROSPECTUS.
THE rPrBJNE Is p iusJ Oh la sc inpera sheet and con-
sina Editorials topics OF tine um~s rhpoylls 'sS'
corn. o, . est nswsp4yef w.itefs the day gu AMI H.
b G. from the Seat OF Wa, Domestic and FoF'i5n
Co,rspoud.c the Proceedings Of Colsraa; News BY tt
sr ON All pars Of the World Reports Of Lecviresi Uiy
\.ns C., Horse and Pgoduce Ma kes REVIEW OF b0'A'
lii.lsry nlebs,c. faIers Mechanics sad 'h' A's' No
We hsn Is hpeitp coh apty sbor to improve the qaily o
lie instructive eneit,, aa,rOed oy THE ihlooHb
which i0teud shsl continue to os th1 oe't FaH'
Ter pnali.hed IN the World
We employ reslr p-d correspondents IN hnIope' 10
f,r. a, tic samus Of Oaen IN The Rocky Morptan "o''
REGION and Whenever else they seen seqn'se from VIC
uoge accessible portions Of own country We di" o''
Information mainly ou he nliiarous cortspohdinSo 'H'
Associated Pres from exchanges ard tue otcis'ai '''
OF in,eB,ssu, friends We aim to pnn .c e4e1Pe'' isn''N
,e parer With lie fullest aud Nhehiio SUMMARY % '''
fuInteIgeace that isLuy"hcre ahorsd doping % 1A1e
each dy aco s,: and pt oeeT and better paper
fr, yca 70 yc a. oar sieldiy enrsed 'ai 10
generous cooperation Of many w.wis'eT' We aois ''d
81 labor 70 deserve a continuance OF Odnic a'd'
TEAMS
Many TarBTrNT: SUNDAYS ip,,rded & per inian.
sENIwEEkLY; SO per auuu tA i''a-'l 'w' eoIis' io'
G5, eGSII 5; tu q foi $50; az, i"srt
nns,s g. eac per Ten copies oro'er 70 'aaf'e'sP
,dh subscr51r 81 20 zach. Au) Derioa ''n''s Us
clubottAejy will beo titled 20 'n e@'a copy roe
clab q my We vii s,n4I.IE DAILY TRIBUNE one
year
WTESLY. go pr anuum 52 snel' three oope for 20; tea
To- SI2i twenty for 50 Il the pamos OF 'he s"e'c 'e'
nus, be written pagers nut f0 $40 where eii are
sen, 10 oae sdhess Each additional suIscf'er III ZO'
whore the uaius to written; oher"is', 81 Ne"
name. nay be added to cub any tae at tie original
rac An, prs % udii rs club Of twenty ever viii
he entitled 10 en- extra copy. For clb Of forty we WI
,,rs copy Of The sEMI-wEGKLy aIdfor sclnb Of one
hn]reJ rfIE y DAiLY fbibhNE vii oe'ch' s'a9+
nSN.9.d SNatd .', ''- THE TRIBUNE.
p"a'C e'''0' New York
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Gftnrelons.

EXCURsIONS.-- The splendid steamboat WIN.
II kENT viii be chartered Tor Sabhs shSch'o' o. Other n.
6, q ut gu TUESDAY OF FRIDAY Il week duIiug the
sumner win copuofi'us BARGE, " r~qnir~d Also the
barge IEDEPkNDE ct 10 ehTsT srfy day of the week.
c,tL sundgj. F.r terms splly bad the steamer Wm
ksut Of BobIuO,t, r1rday "Wednesday, Friday, or
Saturday,.
L'OR CAMP SCOTT, STATEN ISLAND,
l DIRE, FARE atN If ,TS-Cn-spest aud most beau.
MOL s. 10 the Take staten l.lai Ferry B,ui TO-, -
MhrfIl,i.. tsiWrco beiieiy Lnd solib Ferry; bDAis
LEAVE EVERY HOUR CON FINE SUNDAYS livery
IA ALF nOURl, c1bnec. with S,a'su leland h,iifoad
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SIArR 0v IuNSECTicrr HeNUhf OfTcS,{
HARfgOItp, July e., ilG.
carr or STATE AInHKS-Spai,a proBOS gis


GALE OF STATE SiOCK~-Seaed Proposals
- ,r tho pnrrhs of $780, BOp5> 81 az ~ ton
,r t be tcc,is,d 1!hcs Of The rrss r"r in n.
as IN =. omen srI he bonI ay I'D a. the bight ui ae@
~ bid iii h. sccrp ed st H tan t'e par ar Of ir nod.
A. proposal. BE- NJ by rerilcdts de o'No of
ipd check 90 solvent K IL s II C1n~ruclt or
Mas schusots ihp Uigy Of NeHfot U pr Il. 81 the
anou,t bid no acid sesl oI hr nthi nun Uncut d
TIE BID which a no returned url b,fjrf- aud pay
ui orrti Of the auout a. srd VIII D. qh ed u inc
essnnIs lire vIh ~ Day T oi lbc c. pteDcr,
aud lie reasudsr the uptil OF ihe i before 'ne lss
Of stp'ember IN IA IL cgs.ni /, NrF.N and bot
Tne Brids vii be- ~ den nIn,iin of . 'c and SLOW
each psychic upon otdeg u ha a Assembly, at any e
= rptiJr OF 4.
abb, la January aud JuIy. 1t the Trs,suf.Ts Ofce.
The Str has no p9bie deb, tho 'u ue"t " NE
S20 OUD aatooIrd 10y " he zen" ul Asun uid
qabo Of isss than per ts "raRd III Of tue
safe EZRA DEAN, iUa ur-r of 0t1te.
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Nem llub!itatlons.
New Edition.
TNHE TRIBUNE ALMANAC

TNHE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
Il FUh lo5l.
new cdion Il TOW rc8dy ,onsa.ng the names Of President
Lresr Gebine ths n.nyl Il SiacFs TO Foreign
G,g,.uuiers, and other ilso.eIdrs political ma'teL
COSrESrs:
AsTR0voMICAL CALCULATION AND CALENDARS for
he year 1851.
GoyERxnEyr oF THE UEHrED sTATEs-Ezecusvo
snd J.i SIC al.
lSSOys EXTRAORDINARY AND MINISTER'S RESI-
DENT aom no ted stses 4t Foieien Courts.
SENATE uF NE UNllkp STATES, Meuoers Oh Pohi-
calls C'isafed
HOUSE o. BEfRE7ENrAtIVES cF 1HE UNITED
klAIES Politically C,ss-iie6.
XXANl1u cos GgES5 ts.a ehosenl Politically Classified
BLKE Ho5iEsrE ABS the AciOn Of Congrels on tho
ae.au OF l3tirs Freo Heussesds to Actual Settlers on
neru5Hc Domain elaoirs ,he Bill passed iof the PHpose
.id lho pissi4rnvs Vctotber~oi.
EEFUBLlCAN NATiOSAL PLATFORM for 1880
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC tDougias) PLATFORM for l35l
NAIIONAL DEaOCRAIIC lBreaAinIJsel PLATFORM foT
1850
NATicyAL UNION BelA PLATFORM. lorI2i,.
ELECrORAL yOTE o. IhE SEVERAL STATES FOR
PRESIDENT.
SECESSION OF SOUTB CARoLISA
TABLE Cg fENPERiTUKEs 6uR NORTH AMERICA,
le.:edat the Gnhs5uisn nEtt IOo. ad containing tho
qtrueare Of tho goor SEASONS asd the Mean TemDera'
tc of o fesfs, 80 Poit.iu North AmsrA principally
m tlo Unitod S'ltea
ELlcrloS RtfURNs FROM All THE STATES or
rHE UNION care:allv compiled Apressiy for Tue
TsBrSs hviv4c.
LIS Cf srArFs. CAPITALS GOVERNORS. TINES or
LEGlaLATIVE MEETING. OEEEltAL ELECTIONS
POPOIAR VOTE FOR PRESIDENT in 1852, 1885, and 1852.
ferm.-- Cash 8, advance.
Prize II oooi. 2 copies Tor 81 locOYies YS, postage
paid 6y Eslsess, % per 100. Casa oI5trs soiieiei.
haes lan2gs Of laE xHuxE ALNAsAc b- applied FOR
'ash. Io.tase pad Aadies, THK IRIBCHr; Nra-l OK
~ WILL BUY $40 Patriotic. Comic. aud
WO Cuieo ENVELOPES al diGercnt ,t,l tEe greaes,
soy the 1esdhs ~ ar,ss. ssees'isn
CHARLES A. MiLLER'S, 10 70 Ann..i " y
ITNlON and PATRIOTIC ENVELOPES--1n
" DEALERS.Ihe sub,c beers have 70 sss t.a larse,,
variety cnhgms OF asy dealer In the country; so
sees'in and Cohederats foh s'anp' Letter hquiy 10
one two tnre ard iJvr h1ndred s daei.t viii bs 1or.
EUded post-paid ssip. Of dollar 1er bnade1
IE. flLToN Co. No ~ ws'hiison-st eo,ton.
DARIs, LONDON aDd, NEW-YORK MED
lCAL ADVISER and MARRIAGE GUiDE--A book
sHpo. ,bs fsnaces Of Pbyso:ogss aid Ito e
ea'Hcn frhy-icos in special ii u ira locl tu By
sec sadimPoP 9eeigent PF.sfailns tbe nervous slEen
@Tags b00 R.rstsiiqns By IA LARHONt. Pare tendon,
and Now orb, Ply cn and SHrsa9n, No. 6 Braadgey Zap
ssr,l y. Y. Mailed By Rca6RDsON, ior - No ! ~
stI Ce NJ. ti3 N,s.als ke~.Yofh sod > H. iohnson,
40 20 'vstIs-ft Clugo Oise r2srs-9 IA. e ?. ~. We
kQNPt5 iie arieieJ, Iisg b l..s Ci5ef etots lsi
9rsek'ai, saa,szeippa. hees.alae,itv. Ge
Nv / II G / N a
1 IUsF PBsLIsHED. a. eat,eiy new COUNTY Map mot
pafle1 ~ the 3fs1E II ~ iGiNTA. - giug TSwSs
1 eri5ltsADs 81 q LnoS .issDs RRsE, MoeSTAiSs &c Se
49, s:zs Z o. p fst yhs on5 nap Of she hiea oaI
- a % eeais H.,t y, nsll On reeeip of pficc, .,,
4 Ss fss S!ss:sSss, ssw'sgG
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Goparincrsbip Notices.
Galc5 bn Anellon.

A. ". AtEPwIs hucl)neei.
DY BANGS, MERWlN 81 Co, irving Buildings,
40 Nos 5i md broadway Safes of Books. Stationery
fiotares, Works u Art, Fancy Goods, Furniture Sc
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NOR BULLS RUN MANAsSAS ,SSAE "a nn9 56R4nses al Ttses
y poin9 :. ,'@TEESAPEANE BAY toLNNCHbUhO. 4
: .n,..c,s rIaDS EVE vTFw Of EASTERN
Sc eChONyi VIRGINIA. AND MARYLAND.
,,,, 4, coors Price Is cents. Agents wanted
BeaDtliHly P'4I'0N Sc q, Err, ~ Co.,
n, 20 hsIypt.st- New ork.
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2ilnsital 9nslrumcnls.

~
A FINE seycn.oetaye PIANO iron frame, Oves.
~ t,nu. lrss r ,sc fJr Ats Al" the apcss stock o.
Ausi. aiusiri ltfinrus Va the gniIy Tor lae a "
pue-s r,.h GoHtfy 0'Ie.. syicrra AhLtEl MtSIC
srOkE, ~. p Broadway. 'hnJ ycir' ''ahdns.
ALBERT WEBER, new Oyrrstrung iron-irlme
~ PA yt FOgTES v5rrGair1 a9sup1icd T. eyefy 'epc
a,d .sh sihr Jwsst pTics a. tue Nsnuisa9y No '5 Wet
BiJajvay, bear tluii.t
4 IGHTE ~ BRADBUR1o'
LAEN NsCALEDVERsTKUNG BASS PATENT INSULA
M FULL IRUS-FRAME GRAND and SQUARE PIANO
FURIfs, NJ. fki Br0Omr-st
Whst body m1 be true Everybody they arc
n f, b.st; therefore thsy Bust te tbs best.
DEMOVAL.-liORACE WATERS, Agent, has
l. removed to no. El Broadway, bet-een Orsnd aud
where he .rs 1oetass PlANO5 for 10 Al
d coruer. carved s- 100 aud wsrranted second hand
plNnDS AID MELODEJSS from s21 20 > lo Al kinds OF
Music M-rrbAndi.e at pevs iauos and Mslolsohst to
e Io 81 70 80 per uonh. T-a Al,wed puiots ei per
susnt. Mouthly payments received for the same
ALEAANDRE OE1AS5iOr Church.. a, low prices.
DAYEN, BACON a. Co.,
III hAnullcgre.sof of
GRAND AND SQUARE PlANO-FORrES
In Every Variety Of scales and Pstens.
MMvroonls, No. lg5 UrsndsL, near Brssdway
k,s.lOTk
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y. Il. LtLLOg, Aueliouaef.
CONDEMNED STORES Ar AUCTION,
~ by 9Ideref iiericnon N,yy iseat. T. w. LUD 0w
~ Oeock, az tho ard grooku tte ing code
ofes; fbot isiON@@h ls'pe qusuy q brcd beef polk
Hoir clrr oliief ocfis q rd uppes, tLyfbISS-Pea
eckcis cloif clyss ord dlk rOws@s shgtirg Ha
moi JuinpoTs fale htf ND drwers cloth rer csf AID zip
ghses gitl pefct1 1eAr ltd g-rs 6c SMALL sTbRt
Thacc', teysax obo' tfpca needle. shaving ap
h5ges. g.. l2Er)
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nnitarp Noilccs.


! - -. C.,,,,,srs or raN CtgizgNs 4r n ~
0N's 5i ~ q = Pins-t NEW 1HL. Jny ~ .o';
Special 5iee jne o. tee u STt"h eiy'' a., 9i i
o. sg''y' e. " .,ae.t e E,c@f Cmnl,trs
's',,u;s 2 g !, ,sq ss 90 s.oy. : UtArER ch.irnon
ouR WOUNDED A. WASHINGTON
IMMEDIATE DONATIONS WANTED
Icv nv THS CARGo,
WINE AND PURE SPIRITS,
SHEETS iND SHEErlNJ,
nUsEETO NETTING.
THE stNrARY 1NNi,sSIHN
gENSgf ~, m; t;L1;'Ts. VS. gei g5e-iI'ii' %,
ELISHA HARRIS 70 o.. Corresponding Secretary
A.ENt NUGB &. SlfRAS q aTmy.
KUBIScC. WJOD, y. u. Z. :. Arms
NO Torn ilHBs II D.
s.MlE,.G Rowe. NJ p.
= s SEwBERaY - -.
GEORGE L SpGONG freGsgro!.
iRsUIRiCK LAW UDNs ED. Resident se're'ary.
Tincot,, Cavalry. UnmpnDy A.-5Iea.hsrs Of Ibis
c'', -. fc'hy rSi,e1 20 inro ha Headquarters b'.-
l 4s iins Asa-emy ~ 'rd ,l,.'' LIE .,r @
Sorrgs Osers viii Be cleo r ud thr Company mastered
iaso seni,e aud 30 into ar'ef at og'e y ~ 'I,EyNoIps
Naflorai C;uurd ZouRves. -Rc'reriahA' iniy'.'
b.sth, men, VIII wi.h in tni- New hesm,nl which IS
jseu be Il a b' ia the s-r,ic- mns 'pP ~ 'e
IL sqoar.srs eofner rhs aud Lafayette place day OF
evening
Attention! Attpnficr!
PARIS PAtENr ANGLICAN CANP CHEST, "h'h
,rsi f5- lahis /. o Sos Ganp -t3olr. "A poi aus br
Ck-c Cpii,.uis este arpl Table Tor Mes 81 oar
Wry- pound. ResopnId 20 the Am "' rV ifeids.s
u i,rr j. * A. N,u-dri b. o., CVmmundihg u s.,
a 81. g. ciass, - NJ GsIL ~. >
- ,,EUHOr PARR, BnGao, n. V.
yipcoIp gynlry.- Cou pany IN be mustered int 'er-
al m nj E-hT sc 2sd INST, Tho se,ereq'es "a to
b. on promptly ai 10 oc!rS At DI'nI""'s hlo NJ acol
IL sol 5,hsy o. q eel tipn FOR officers ~ih be hed
s, ios IN ,lll jy. TEr ro u tLe -'uns'y IN
H. opf, t-- e,ust4lo, No ti3 Bio fway a. he
ssr.s Rurrl o. Farie wsDtcl Su.si''thcr furnished
~, .,s,i,. a. 81 order, Cot A. T. NCRLl NOi.lS
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DAILROAD TO LOAG BRANCH, y. J.--
IN Summer arransnnent f.e exries ,rtas 49, 'ss5'
HAIirAN a,d DEl BAY aAlLROAD for Red bark. shfsSe
bury LONG RANCH Bergen Work, &c On ant ahcs lIs
tie 10 9ular sieaohost SEA shORt, capt Shtrrcp ~ @ss @
foot o Rn5ason-s daily At NJ Il N cad - et rsss
Nonnolh sonDocg VITA cars for al fe8oIS W
bs,pr lrayo Bergen ana ~. a. LV.,S
BRANCn al m, ai sud ~ p H. st9se3 .ol'ss =
vih an f,r a pa, { the EAsof!rit pir ,'rx
g., ,b,ye C0MMITArION and EXCUKsIoh fiCheis
Iii a. iocd rats Hotels Long branch ehs 80 "es@
snit Tie limos.
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C DRAPER, No. 30 Pin. .'t.-lNSURANCb
-. and BAHK gfoCKS snd SCRIPS # all kids esosrf
in Il orks Whenever de.ied. sccur les bn1st ana sea
al 10 %
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1]riutins.
1)rofsssioraI NotItes.

EDWARD ii. DIXON, NJ. D., Editor of The
~ cppe and operating aud Consulting sufsegu No a ah
ay Ollca Cancellations the Obscure diseas vi the
elye ,icrIa Ruus pies arcurrlc aud Fs ula iic4y
cared without the hfe lgitn U. OH hours from 70
to ?, and to 3 evening".
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-23

NEW-YORK AND ERIE RAlLROAD.-Pas.
sens.r Taios PAvonis Ferry from foot Of Chsmbsrs az
Ia. m., Express
ss NJ. Mix daily for Otvfe and ip'efmedae stsions
Iia m Accom- o.latiop, daily fH Port i-rvis:
An IA Wsy for Miidssowp, N-wburgh and ntssnefsS
'p ~' CHARLES aINOT, General ssp't
NArHAsIEL MARSH. Receivsf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-23

OCKAWAY ACCOMMODATION
IN OLD sOuTH-FERRY uUfg-Ihe ears sf the
BROOKLYN CENTRAL AND JAMAICA RtILkDAp lease
South Ferry Brookk direct for ANA Ctand ROCkAWAIs
DAILY connecting JaDsics viii the Rocks~ay uaos az
OF sAses follows AZ 8:s5 aud aud Jlo a.d fIS
D. M Reurnns the Stages leave Roskawsy, coonsctmg .
1susca With the Cars aid g:l5 ard h t:l sh4
3D p. Sunday .sos nom south Ferry leave at sne
m aud at 5ss5 geissntg S'.g-s leave becks
uayat 5 o. m Thrrulh fare SO booghy Abrams
RskAxay Baggage viii bggsse to and o@ az
.r, of Bfooklyn or with this route
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G,usc 5urnisbirs 0ooos.

a NOTORIOUS FACT. - -REF'RlGERATORS
~ q, .s ihsn holeals prices; SIN "a LATEb W AVE,
I BLt Cutlery COphISG ultNSIL,, Ac., Nc. st ees
pl-c. thsu aBy other h1nse H. h 'rfde.
F -. - ID l,AS>r.LRD. Connar Ius-itnae.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-23

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD -For Alba.
NY and TROY YC0SNkCTiEG WITH ThAlNs Nohfh
sud WEST. Trains leave; ,
From Chsmben+st. . From otn-S.
Express and II g and $3.50 f;ts u;ls M, Ns
.ndSn m SIS D.
,oS .1 albany twhh ,leep Io43 m (ssndays iOsoastS
pnssn.as,I, - ,Isn n =, q m 62s u cod i;4o
and l:l5
Peek,kl train. p m 10 M - o,u, -
Sing Sing train, .. M, $50 s'I 49, s'' sAo ''~r~
and p.
'hhAinua"' ''" " A. D. sail H. Superintendent
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BOARD WANTED.--A young married lady de-
irs BOARD ~ the onnTy, within hours ride - this
cty iu riyatc uty whco there 1tYcr Uoioitr.
II te cuugclg.t eth @ srsnboat auig r.4ca
ston. a. FHs nI,t be I9otc'ae. Ao1nF stating tet4s,
l0caon utd If sltes &c.i Box No lls, 1bIir Ohr Tor
one week. !. rhN LER.
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NTEW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD COW.
~ PaNY-4,, I'D 5,b Morgase ip., \ G uPoes. Aisp
lroaal tlis ~ Ia 90 iD the Erie RAiLNAf Cph'
pa AqY Non ,It and ,uid by WAL s. JNt. > DRlrN
49, 20 q ~a ~