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hnAD rm H1sIORy OF DIR. scHENcK AND
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CONSUMPTION,

BIS MEDICINES, FOk OOktho
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AND
DYsPRPsIA.
The Prcpsietsr Of these msd,cinss eonssisn,ie--'y
offers them 10 the pubre the only ,afs, reliable
,.d certain remedies for fuimouary consumptien.
He recsnmszds them with sqasi couhdenes, - si-
no-t q ,peeifo fer tho.s morbid eondtons Of the
bosy Which, ,n reelected, are sptto srminste In
Gar e.rous or fatal dsssss Of the iupg'. Liver Com
y.int and Dyspep~is are ssn~sny REGARDED a. fore
respsr d consunptisp, sne wen 'ne'e asease.
m.,,fe.t tAsnseives thsy rpspirs the msst promtt
nm. .s.rins my csisbrsssd PuIMoMo srrur 10
a.. .s,rt>a feel assured that the article perennial
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nary Coo sumption is too we'll undcrstood 10 admit
Of skey.isism on the spbj'e.; the remedy too car
t,,n and unfsuins In IT. effect TO require any combat
win that prejudice vhish usually assils the intro
d.o,isn Of new aricis 10 the pubiie.
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r,eti,ns which sosompeny each bottle, he mnt and
vii he cured even In m sny ofthose eases which ara
REGARDED b. phy,ioians ana synI sihisins friends
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Iao ,st v,.h 10 be undsrstood 10 say that when the
lung. are eo~pis'eiy dss,rcyod. As medcins or any
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s..,t that vhs. patients have . vioknt cough,
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by tk.ir phyrsias, thev may still be cuvd Thl,
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pARNUM's AMERICAN MUsEUM-

QARNUMs AMERICAN MUsEUM-
wM TnInae, tss coiored steward Of ths seA,
3. J. WalI 4, Wha
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sn hrcueit tho safely 70 this port, sith WM
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hu.s um. q all hCurA and relate his expari, ues
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the vtich the rshas rs.de of N, schooner Amen
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sih vhich Ttllman knlei the ocsaa robbers. An In
otber curiosities also 10 be seen
Admision. % eta Ohiidrr- und-r ten. Is cts.
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BALrIMcRE. August %. 1861.

BALTIMORE, August -, 1901.
The Stock operations have been light again this week
and he market has through greater part of it been
rather depressed The business done has been chiefly
Loans and Bank stocks the ancies being generally
elected Baltimore City 6's Of which there have been
some $4,000 Sold opened at SIN for S90s aud dropped
TO 81, but they subsequently advanced to sly, at which
figure they have been selling for three days past
small lot Of lS75's sold day i 50 Maryland SIS
have been very quiet this week. small lot Of
1905 sold in the early part Of it at sE but moth
ing has been done in them for several days. past
lN7os offered to-day at So but bid made -
Only 70 bid ror them yesterday Northern Central
Railway 1855 bonds have fallen off in the week per t.
Some $4,000 o. them have been sold from &c down
45k and they closed As bid IS asked For Baltimore
and Ohio bonds there has been limited inquiry, and
note sales Of $4,000 ls62's ihe dividend Fonds)
az and $500 1S55s at lSG2S closed day however
42S bid, 43 asked. For Railroad Stocks there has
been very little inquiry and the only sale have heard
of is made in the early part of the week Of 25 shares
Baltimore and Ohio $43 cash This stock subsequent
ly declined, and it closed to-day at only SAN hid in
Northern Central there has been whatever
$S4 was bid for it yesterday, and l4 asked bu to-day
no bid was made. The sales of Bank stocks include
shares Merchants at Sss Is shares Union S57; IS
shares Commercial and Farmers full paid $50; and
2s shares Citizens s6A@61. For tie Mining stocks
there has been little inquiry this week, and sales
were male in the early part of it of $50 shares Gardner
Hill at so cts Gardner Hill closed to-day at so cts bid
so cts. asked, and for Springfield sI.35 bid
We notice an increased demand for Money, and a more
cheerful feeling in the market There been good
deal OF paper offering the street this week. chiefly for
account of Northern houses, and the greater part of it
has been placed at lo12 per cent, wbiaf quote as
the rate to day for good single paper Some
" first class signatures go at per cent at which figure
there have been negotiations this The banks
will take all the prime endorsed paper that Offering
The supply of capital continues in of the demand
and money ss offering very freely call at sac per
cent. with good colateras.
The foreign exports from the port Baltimore for the
week ending Thursday amount in value to $2s5 O52
against last week Included in the exports were
26S0 bbls -four, 275 bbls meal, 2l S74 bushels
wheat, 500 bushels corn and . 7oI hhds tobacco
In New York to-day Virginia and North Carolina G's
declined per cent. each Missouri's IL Tennessees II
Erie ! and Reading ]s. New York Central sold at s74
an advance OF 81 and Treasury an advance
OK.
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
FRIDAY. August %, 1861.
Si27S Baltimore 6's
oOJ 90. b's 'Io....., .....,,...,,...... 80
II shares Union BANK. k......................57
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excitement nj Lexington n--Hon. u. c. BrecI-
hmndge--Capturc of the STEAMBOAT w. 81

r excitement nj Lexington--Hon. u. c. Breck-
'hi1dSe--Capturc of the Steamboat w. s
Terry.
LOUISVILLE, August - A special despatch to
the fourier, dated Psducah, says that the gunboat
Conestogs camahere this morning with two hun
dred and fifty men and captured the steamboat w.
b. Terry and took her to Cairo.
lesterday one Thousand Lincoln troops came to
biandviAe, Ky, and captured two citizsns of that
place, aud took them to Cairo as prisoners.
Tie Courier also says that the excitement at Lex
ington yesterday was very great, on the arrival of
the guns sent from the Federal Cove: nment, which
was Increased By the turning oCt of the Home and
State Guards, and the arrival Of cavalry. The
Courier says difficulty would have been inaugur-
ated but for the persuasion of j. G. Breckinridge,
who addressed the crowd, urging 70 violence but
to permit the troops to take ard convey the guns
to their destination The Courier says that the ex
citement is great that further shipments will not
be made for the present
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Over One iIilliOn in Treasurc--Success of
the RcvulUiionists In New Grenada.
New York, August 23.-The steamer North Star
has arrived from Asrinwal in safety, with ST. l76,-
600 in treasure from California.
On her outward passage the North Star discov-
cred the British war-steamer Driver ashore on
Miragoane reef, and offered to TOYS her off, but
found she had bilged, and tina: nearly everything
had been taken out of her. Her crew occupied
tents on shore.
The North Star passed the steamer Northern on
the 18th, and the Champion on the 22d.
A boat from ''Driver" boarded the North Star on
her return trip and reported that the u. s. Cor
vette Richmond passed there on the 18th.
Advices from New Grenada state that Gen. Mos
guerra had taken BogotG and routed the Govern
ment forces and proclaimed himself provisional
President of New Grenada. Generals Espiua, Po-
sada, Paris and various officials, were taken prso-
ers. The President and cabinet had fled
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T Correspondencs of the associated Press,

FORTRESS MONROE, August 22.-Several expert
mental shots were fred to-day from the "Union"
gun with an extreme range of between four and five
miles. One ball penetrated a sand bank depth of
twelve feet.
General Butler expressed himself as by no means
satisfied with the trial.
II is said that the General will not return to
Massachusetts,, but will take the field In command
of the volunteers of this Department.
The propeller Fanny and Adriatic have gone
on an expedition up the bay, under the direction
of Lieutenant Crosby.
Heavy firing was heard to day in the direction
Of Norfolk, where the Oonfederates are probably
trying the range of their batteries.
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LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT, AUG %.


Lawrence, Caypole, Holand-Jos: Crosby
Helene (Breml Raschen, Bremen-Katz e. ueupod
Sir John Franklin, Despaux, LiYerpoolL Cuttings Co
BARkS,
Contest, Allen, Cape of Good Hope-J Yates Co
Frankfort (Prus. Wulston, Bremen-F Brauns Co
George Henry Gunby Iquique-Fitzgerald, Booth& CO
Industrie, (Brem Hilcken, Bremen-t l. Brauns Il Co
Justiua Marshall, Rio de Janero-J Bandel
Lizzie Sickerson, Rio de Janeso-Kelsey l. Gray
Percles Snow, Hong Kong
Seneca Feinhagen, Montevideo-N Rogers &Co
Washington, White New York-James Hooper & sons
BRIGS
Patterson, Knight, -, TraVers
w Appegarth, West Indies-W Applegarth son
canada Leary, Quay aquii-Fitzgerald Bo 1th & 90
Frances Jane, kirch ct Johns-Kirkland, Chase & Co
Josephine. Wilson, for sale
Mary AtweA - Nassau-F T Montell
d ntrose, Shut Bahia-W Rhoads & Son
hoanoke Long River la Platte hedbee Dickinson
Roseway Belle, Miller, =, Patterson & Mursuiondo
SCH0ONERS
Corsin, Conklin. New York-master
Almira. Cunningham. New York
Aida, Finney, for freight, Rhoads Som
Catherine Latchum, --,ssJas Corner 4 Sons
Flying Scud, Carmean, -, master
Jackson, -, Jamaica-W Rhoads L Son
Minnehaha, Young, -, W Rhoads Il Son
Pricilla. Crowther, =, A plegarth Son
Pearl, Lank, -. W Rhoads Il Son -
Robert Healey, Mitchell, -, master
W rroth, johnson, for freight-S Hand
X Fl Vermilyea. Genitz, New York sa-s4 q
| Ward, Edwards, New York
| s Miles, Davis, Washington-Bevan, Phillips Co
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Thc Confcdcrates Moving North.

koLLA, Mo, August ga cc0uuts from Snring-
he'd slate that from six to ten thousand of McCul-
loch's army have left for the northern section of
the State. Confederate force had reached Le-
predations.
train of Federal arms which was brought in
saietJ from Springfield by Major Sturges is said to
be worth miinn and a tall Of dnllars
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Arrest of Southern CoIIectiou ancnt,

N!w YORK, August 23.-GeorCe Miles, of Peters
burg, and John GarDett Guthrie, OF Richmond,
agents OF various tobacco houses, on collection
tour TO Baltimore, Philadelphia aud New York
with Sl7O,O00 in their possession, have been ar.
rested here and confined in Fort Lafayette. The
money IN their possession is principally in bouds,
sceeptances, and sight drafts, and Virginia paper
money. large nunbar of letters were found on
the prisoners, addressed to persons living South.
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New YORK, August %. "A paragraph in the
Tribune to the effect that steamer has been spo-
ken by the steamer Edinburgh, supposed TO be
the Etna in distress, is error. The vessel in
question the Kangaroo, and the signals ex-
changed between the two vessels were in relation
to the MISSING shin.
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DICRNOND FLOUR.

DICRMOND FLOUR. -s5.,.....
IL We have Just received 20OO bbs Of the celebrated
"TALIAFERRQ BRO" FLOUR, fresh ground and in
nsgotas 70. entire cszgoes delivered
Sos9f ' ~ - + TzLooK co., Agents.
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Missouri LEAD MINES IN THE HANDS OF COINED
ERATEs.-We are sorry to learn that the richest lead
mine in Missouri, and indeed probably on the globe
is in the hands of the insurgents; though they
did not succeed in obtaining any of the metal. The
mine to which refer is situated near the village
Of CRANKY, Newton county, within twenty i've
miles of the southwestern border OF that State 1t
was opened about two years ago by party of cap
pitasts, having their headquarters at St. Louis,
and is known by the name of the Blow and kennett
mine. Last year it yielded about seventy five thou
sand pigs, or six millions of pounds. Unlike the
mines in Eastern Missouri and Northwestern Hi
nos, this is situated in level prairie of vast
test. The supply fore has been pronounced mex
haustible by the State geoogst, and the quality Is
considered the best on the globe, having scarcely
any admixtures of foreign substances Inc
great difficulty has been transportation, there
being no nsvigabe river nearer than the MIS-
souri,, and no railroad beyond Rolla, which i:
fully one hundred miles distant. The western
terminus of the Pacific railroad is little further
off; but this route has usually been taken on account
of the superior character of the common roads IL
that part of Missouri. With the mines and fur
naces at CRANKY in their possession, the Con'eder
ates can supply themselves with lead to any re
quired extent Washington hfelligencer.
During the last year England forwarded to Indi
423 7l0 tons of railroad material, Of the aggregat
value of $40, 1861 co., I-s
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The Thames Iron Works, London, have received
an order for a steam-ram for the Russian govern
ment The vessel will be of iron, $500 tons burden,
carrying an armament of forty heavy guns, and
having beak projecting under water more than
twenty feet 10 advance OF the epnarent bows.
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Hopes are entertained that the large road making
operations now going on by Napoleons orders near
Vichy will lead to the discovery of important Ro-
man remains.
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Launch oCa New sIoop OF War

PHILADELPHIA, Aug 23.- The new steam sloop
OF WAT TuscOrora will be launched at the Navy
Yard TO morrow afternoon. Her keel was laid on
the 26th of June. She viii be the first OF this class
launched.
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HOWARD STREET OHIO FLoUR.-For these vare
ties the market this week has been dull We note how
ever sales of 400 bbs Howard Street Super at eh 1oo
bbs Ohio cut Extra at SIS 100 bbls. Ohio Ex-
ira s5.37H and 500 bbls do at SIS SO per bb Both
Howard Street and Ohio Super be quoted closing
at s5 and quote Ohio Extra at s525 for DID, 1881
5 so for and Howard Street Extra at IS so bbl
CITY MuLs FLOUR The sales of City Mills Flour this
week far heard embrace only 200 bbls Su
pr 81 s7H 500 bbls do at S. and eco bbs Extra
at So q per bbl We quote Super closing to-day at
81 for standard s5 25 so for fancy brands and
Extra at So 25@6.5O per bb for standard shipping
brands.
ing by the dray load to the trade So and Baltimore
high grade Extra at 81, but Howard Street Family can
be readily bought at s6d6. .25 per bill.
Rye FLoJR.-Rye Flour is unchanged in price, and we
conGnue to quote IT at $3 350G1S75 per bbl There is
however very little doing in It IA.
CoRs MEAL.-we continue to quote Corn Meal at So,
for Baltimore and 50 80 per bbi. for Brandywne but
there Is very little demand for IT, and have heard oi
NJ sales this week,
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SlGNE OE Eua .rxxEzr
Tho Freedom OF the Press--OppOsition
Journals to- be Doalt with.

From, the Washington Cor. Of The Phla, Inquirer.
The Administration decided to-day to lake an
other step, which will be quite startling at frat
as the former, but which is equally founded
sound policy. The Constitution provides for the
freedom of speech and OF the press But it also
provides for the privileges of the writ of habeas
corpus. 1t has been found that the safety of the
Republic required the suspension of that writ
The Administration is now satisfied that the cafe
ty of the Republic requires that those papers in the
North which do not yield hearty support to the
Government, and to all the measures of the Ad
ministration, and which, by their sympathy with
the South, noursh at the North hostile feeling
against the Government shall be warned to desist
aud if they persist. sbcH be suppressed. Attorney
General Bates has been consulted on the subject, and
sHys that the Government ,roulH be perfectly justified
ip d0ipp so.
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The Lord Chancellor of England receives $500
for proroguing Parliament, and the same sum for
opening the houses "by commission"
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE
BREAD5TUFFS.
BRE
This weel

WHEAT-456S38 bushels to Liverpoo 4,6OO bushels to
hinGstpn Ja 582 bushels to Gloucester, Eng; a073
bushels to Amsterdam; 1852 bushels to Dublin; 9676
bushels to Wexford, Ire SEQ bushels Halifax
bushels to Rotterdam; 1900 bushels to Bremen; q S
bushels to Bordeaux
RYE-75O bushels TO Capetown, C. G. H.
RYE FLOUR los bhs to Porto Rico.
TOBACCO-HHDs.
Commencing January L, 1861, and same time 1860
This PreYi- Same Inn
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Army Orders
IL a

By an order issued from the Adjutant- Generals
Office, from this time until the first of January,
1868, recruiting officers are directed to make all
their enlistments of entering the regular army
for the term of three years. The minimum stand
ard of height for recruits is fixed at feet inches
According to Order No. 63, Captain Beverly II.
Robertson, of the I'd Cavalry, and First Lieutenant
W. I. Walker, of the Ordnance Department, hav.
ing given proof of their disoyalty, are dismissed
from the service of the United States.
Assistant Surgeon Ramseur, of the Medical Staff,
having deserted to the enemy, is likewise dismissed
the service.
Carlisle Barracks is announced as chaplain
post.
Washington Items.
WAsHINGroN, August 23.-The line Of the Upper
Potomac is now we'll guarded, and at the latest re
liable accounts Gen. Banks was still resting on
the Monocacy.
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DEATH OF ALExANDER PARKINs, Eso.-Ihs gen.
tleman, who served as private at the battle oil
Bull Run, where he was shot in the arm, mas sl5ces
w; momnd Mr. Parkins was editor OF the Clarke
IYa5 Journal, and was highly esteemed for his tai"
ents and patriotism.
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-, PeUley-ast Rro,

Seeing, Stafford, -, PeDdergast Bros
Snow Squall, Shepperd. Toston-HesIen & Rogers
T J Tul, Cooper, -, " Rho.ds Il Son
fremont, Holt -, G. Pendergast
B Darling, Baxter, BostOu--lIeslcn * Rogers
Wm Allen, CTanmer Boston
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From, the Journal Of Commerce.

A RELIABLE FEDERA Il TELAtsR tsRAlH'
Jmnortant from Cen Banks Column.
PHILADELpHGA, Aug. 22.-Private information
from Cen Banks column says be had advanced to
Winchester and taken possession, notwithstanding
the opposition of 1000 Confederates.
Proclamation,
Governor Morgan, of New York, has issued
proclamation. dated the 22d instant, asking for
more means and men to prosecute the war.
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The New Standardization of State Lincs--
National Army 10 be Organized.

From the Washington Cor. Of the Ph.Ia. Inquirer.
new era has dawned The recent order of the
War Department, ordering to Washington all the
regiments now organized in the Northern States,
and all parts of regiments, even if uparmed and
without uniforms is but step in the new order
of things that has been inaugurated here since the
adjournment of Congress. That step will result in
the formation of a National army. The men, as
they arrive here, will be formed into companies
and regiments irrespective Of States from tghicb they
come. They will be armed and uniformed alike;
the uniform being the army regulation dress of
blue cloth. new nomenclature will be adopted,
dtscdrding the Of States, and referring only
to the position which the respective regiments will
occupy in the grand army of the United States.
The Mob Spirit.
The New York Commercial AdUertiser, speaking
of the suppression of newspapers, says:
That day indeed will be a most caamitous one,
when our people will not permit the utterance Of an
opinion in opposition to the will Of the tyrapt
ority. If there is to be suppression of free dis
cussion at ALL let it be done by spiritual
cuIar autocrat-some Emperor, King or Pontif-
not By the people Themselves.
The people of Concord, Bangor, Haverhjll, and
lastly, of Westcheser county, Pennsy ylvapia, wond
seem alike destitute of faith in the power of truth
and of the first principles of federation May these
be the last outrages committed at the North which
it will be duty to chronicle.
Another Paper Presented!
The New York journal Of Commerce says: We
have omitted to state that said Grand Jury pre-
sented one paper (the BROOKLYN Weekly Eagle
which has not been in existence for the las: sever
|
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PRICES ArD sAJEs sToCKs NEW YORK
BY TELEGRAPH.
Through WILLIAM FISHER & son, Stock and Rl Broke,
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The Mob Spirit.


"PubIishing secession" n"-anti-wsr-"papers in
the New England States is becoming rather
dangerous and Improbable business. - Palladium.
Aye-and it dangerous for Bap-
lists to be found in the same part of the world
where these things happening. Ii was once
dangerous" for peaceful and inof'ensive Quslers
to live in this same boasted New England. 'Free-
dom of conscience" was then no more respected
there than "Freedom of speech and "Freedom Of
the press" are now. 1t was once dangerous in
this same New England for citizen to sustain the
government in with formidable foreign
power. As it was this same New England which,
in that war, opposed the government, sided with
the enemy, burnt blue lights upon the coast to
communicate with the enemy's ships and pilot
them in their depredations and plotted and pr ac
tced treason against the government as long as
|, the war lasted. In this same New England too,
q few years since, Catholic Converts were de-
stroved by mob violence, and Irisbmeu were not
allowed to bear arms and keep up military or
ganizaton as uniformed militia OF the State; but
now, when they wanted ta do the lighting IN
this abolition ar originated by New England they
are urged to form Irish regiments, and all sorts
of compliments are heaped upon them. And 1T Is
| this same wonderfully patriotic New England
| which declared the Union dissolved when Texas
was annexed, and has been since openly and
de6autIy resisting the enforcement of material
| provisions of the Constitution, and ndustriously
| sinking the mine which has at length blown up
the Union. y great place for freedom and tole
ration--to all who think, speak, eat, drink, act
and dress according to the orthodox standard, the
prevailing cant, aud the puritauica notions OF it,
| uharjEpe pulpits-and ALWAYS VAS
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The debt of Mexico TO French subjects now
amounts to less than 100000
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These emblems OF peace printed upon enve.
lopes just issued by firm in Hartford Conn, ana
now being substituted by the friends OF peace
in that State for the warlike symbols recently so
commnn. ON the letter envelopes.-M Y. Day BOOK.