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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-03
Ger. Cox's Division.

Agate the Washington correspondent OF
the Cincinnati Gazette writing under date
of the 29th ult, says:
Our noble Ohio boys from the kanawha
Valley hare been at work already. Coll
Scammon.s brigade IS reported to have
saved the action at Bull Run bridge, from
becoming q total rout; and on every side
are heard the praises of General Cox's gal
Iaat troops. It is too early for particulars.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-03
Saturdays Battle.

SUSDAr, ~. So a. x.-The enemy was
heavily reinforced yesterday and attacked
Pope's army before Sumner and Frank.
Inns arrival. The attack was boldly met
and a severe battle followed. The advan,
tage on the whole was with the enemy,
and Pope fell buck to entreyille with the
whole army in good condition, and has
been joined by Sumner and Franklin
He occupies the strongest position in the
vicinity of Washington and is expected
promptly TO renew the contest.
Every effort should be used TO hasten
forward new troops. ..i4..
There is intense anxiety here TO get the
particulars OF recent fights. but reports
are so indefinite as not to justify repeti-
ton. Gen Schenck arrived to-day, severe
ly wounded in the right wrist yesterday.
The following are some of the c~asulali-
ties in recent battles unoffieially received ;
81 Ohio, Col. Cantwell, killed Goth Ind,
oil. Brown. reported killed.
Information received tonight, indicates
that there has been little if any fighting
to-day. Our army is we'll concentrated,
and the men are in good spirits and con-
Qition. A -..
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-03
New York Tribune Office Closed by
the Police.

A Philadelphia dispatch says that the
Office of the New York Tribune has been
taken possession CT by the police, in conse-
auence Of some horrible rumor,"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-03
SacesgIou Bragg.

4 Memphis dispatch, of Augusta says
that prominent secessionists say that
BrasGs army has gone into Western Yir-
GINA, and viii soon appear on the Kan
awha river, on the march to the Ohio riv-
er.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-03
The Indian Chief John Ross en-
route for Washington.

CHICAeo, Aug. 2S.-John Ross. the Chief
of the Cherokee nation. and . retinue OF
so persons. passed here last night en-
route for Washington. where he goes to
lay the grievances of bis people before the
President and urge the sending Of II bod
V of troops to clear out ~rreGcherous. and
Indians rebels.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-03
Congressional Convention-Genl-
+ A. Garfield Nominated.

The Congressional Convention for this
Q9thl District, met at Garrettsyille, Por
tage CO., on Tuesday. The number of del
egates present We're Isl.
Tho boIottino WAS as follows.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-03
Major-Gen- in Com.
Friday'ssBattle.
WAsHINHruS- 1

WASHINGTON. Aug, 80.
Io-day's evening Star, speaking of FRI
day 5 battle. says it was continued by the
corps of HeinI2eiman, Mcdowell and Sirel.
against the Iebe!s numbering about co.
UoO. consisting of jackson and a portion
OF Lees army. which succeeded in get
ting from White Plains through Thor
oughfare Gap. The battle took place in
the vicinity of Haymarket. off in the di-
rection of Sudley Church and but a few
miles northwest of Bull Ran. Heintzel-
mans corps came up with the enemy's
rear about 10 A. NJ, ! miles from Center
vile, and found Stonewall Jackson fight
ing with Mcdowell or Sigel. or both. on
the right. Our informant said nothing
definite resulted from the days fighting,
which, though continuous, had not been
bloody.
Others who left the field at four O'Clock
represent the success as decidedly in favor
of the Union army, which pushad the reb-
els on both sides. An impression prevails
that the reserve Of Lees army, supposed
to be %. 900 to 10000 strong. might sud-
denly appear on the field. The railroad
has already heen repaired to Bull Run,
and supplies are being transported. Be-
fore eYacusting Manassas the rebels par
oiled 700 Union prisoners. 500 belonged
TO Taylor's brigade.
Gen. PoPe's conduct is highly praised j n
Government and Other quarters.
Nearly Loco clerks repaired TO the bat
tie fields TO attend t the dead and wound
Ell on both sides.
Gen. Wadsworth took all the hacks here
and sent them 20 transport the sick aud
wounded.
The following is gathered from private
sources: -
On Tuesday night report reached War
tenton Junction that Jackson was again
in our rear, and had taken position on the
railroad, neal Bristov. four miles south of
Manassas. burned two railroad bridges.
torn up the track, and taken prisoner all
the guards along tho road. This inform
alton, subsequent events proved true.
Pope's statement that Heintzlman's
corps would move on the eneny at day
light IS confirmed by heavy firing from
that vicinity. Rumors Of yariou4 success
es have reached Us, but thev nod con
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES rebel - AS were
seen at L~angley's, near the Cham Bridge.
Every precaution is taken to prevent sur
prise in that direction. The impression
prevails that the rebels have been entrap-
ped and the result of recent manneuver-
ing is looked for with intense interest.
Private advices from fredericksburg,
up TO 3 p. NJ. yesterday, contradicts the
report regarding burning bridges and de-
~struction Of property in that locality.
Burnside at P. -, yesterday had pos
session there. @
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-03
OVERS NOTICE.

MFR K. WHEATLEY most res
w p~eetfully informs the Ladies and Gentlemen
OF Warren and vicinity, that he has fitted up a Y
HOUSE, on the River Road, one door south of Mr..
p. Gnskills residence. where he IS prepared 10 dye
all kinds of goods, either
silk, EOrsted, Cotton or WOOlIen,
in the very best manner, and warranted TO give sat
i~sfaction. EJ-Al goods returned in one weeks
time. Gentlemen's Clothes eleansed and Dyed in
fashionable eolors. Ladies' Dresses eleansed and
dyed; likewise Fancy Bonnets of all kinds and col
ors. Shwals eleansed. dyed and pressed. Also, all
kinds of Ribbons colored, ard Mourning dyed on
the shortest notice.
Orders respectfully solicited, and promptly atten-
ded to, at the shortest notice and On the most rea-
sOnRble terms. Terms CASH.
y. 3. Goods or orders usy be left at J. Wheat
iey's Grocery. Quinby Hill.
Aug q, ls62-3mS r. WHEATLEY.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-03

his is a large class, promiscuously dis
tz.5ed through community. Theoreti-
calg they are generally for war. Practi-
caHy they are for peace. For war if 9TH
ers than themselves will do the fighting.
For peace when they have reason 10 fear
the government draft may draw them in
10 the fierce vortex Of the present civil
war.
Human nature, it is said, is similar in
its phases the world over. Henc We pre-
fer to assume that the remarkable scenes
which have been witnessed in this place,
, the past week, have been repeated, with
out material variation, IN every county
~ and State where ike causes. we're opera
ting. The proclamation of the Military.
Commissioner, that he would hear and act
an applications for exemption from mill
tary duty, for the week ending yesterday,
l 70 was the signal for such an influx of poor,
d~iapidated, wind-broken, ring-boned and
spawned humanity. as is never seen out
side of an infrmary. The streets have
been crowded with these unfortunate per
sons for days. They sSayed to and fro, a
representative mass of the ills to which
flesh is heir. What proportion of the
hundreds of applicants are so unsound as
20 be really unfit for active military duty,
it is impossible to tell. That all applying
for certificates were entitled to them, is
improbable. That many were, is no
doubt true. An observer of the move
,-... IL. ~ 1T 1a,l,- n mara
to- .s' the door Of the surgeons office,
be forced 20 conclude that they
INK :ve for ~cripples. III
r, IAN Omission, there y
-sl ,wing. fu
..a bee lse4t :
-totns .lls-I-s OF ;.e-, %! 3D.
.uring tine entrance to the EX ~
II, ,re-ence. The number of applica-
+. .,'o Tuesday was about l5aa.
L exemption allowed, abou
} number 200 were granted TO
"a els, .ni but 300 for personal disability.
The Wounded Ct Company II, 18th
Regiment
From "A list of the sick and wounded
soldiers of the Winchester Brigade, now
in Hospital at or near Alexandra, Va, as
published in the Cincinnati Gazette of
the. 9th ult., we select the names Of
those in company H, 18th regiment,
Alonzo Inskeep, right arm anputated
dangerously
Chas. l. Campbell, sick,
John Lentz, wounded in groin, severe
ly.
". D. Braden, Lieut., wounded in left
leg, severely.
4. C, Trimmer. Corp. wounded in
leg, slightly.
c. a. Brooks, lst Serg't. wounded in
right forefnger.
G. W. Moore, Wounded IN left ear.
slightly.
R. D. Murray. wounded IN ief; leg seri-
ously.
Hiram Shafer, wounded.
Joseph Kincaid, wounded in left leg
slightly.
John C. Fox, wounded in both legs
seriously.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-03
GREAT BATTLES!
The War in Virginia and Kentucky
Hs,DarAErEEs. FIELD OF BArIu.l

H~s,D2CAErEEs. FIELD OF BArI1.l
GROvEr"T ncnr Gainesville. Aug. 30.
To .R,~- Nn,oj II. y. HaR.ck. C0n-
',Ltder E" IH,e We fought - terrific bat.
tie here Yesterday. with the combined for
cc- NJ ti,r ~nemy. which lasted with con
tinuou' ,ury from daylight until after
dark. IL which ;ime the enemy was driven
from The drlj. which we now occupy.
Our tronn4 are too much exhausted vet %
push matters. but | shall do IL in the
course nf the morning. as slou as Ftz
John Pnrier's corps IN 10 us from
Manassa1 The enemy is still in our front.
hut they are badly usei up. We have
lost not less than eight thousand men
killed and wounded.
From the appearance ngthefiald the en-
envy lost ct least two 10 our one. Uestooi
strictly onthe defensive. and every assault
was made by ourselves. Our troops be
haved splendjdlv. the battle was fought
in the identical battle field of Bull Run,
which fact greatly inrreAsAd-the enthusi.
asm OF our men. The news Just reaches
me from the front. that the enemy is re-
treating toward the mountains. | 90
forward at once 10 see. We have made
great captures. but / am not able vet to
form an idea Of their extent.
JOHN POPE.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-03
AvC UNCNWOACA
8 5 : : I

UNEpers0n WINGS. her daughterW was eured
of fits of nine years standing, and st Eitus
dance of two years.
ANOTHER writes, his son was cured
after his flesh had almost. wasted away.
The doctors pronounced the case incura-
bic.
ANOTHER was cured of Fever and Ague
after trying every medicine in his reach.
ANOTHER was cured of Fever Sore
which had existed fourteen years,
ANOTHER Of Rheumatism Of eight years.
Cases innumerable of Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint could be mentioned in which the
Purifier and Pills
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-03


BLOOD PIAGS
have been introduced to the public for mora
than six years, and have acquired an
KNNMGNsG PONWANvvtM,
far exceeding any Family Medicines Of 3
similar nature in the market.
An appreeiating public was not long in
discovering they possessed remarkable
CWvWtlNC NONCvtACs,
and hence their
RNNAA Sole
and consequent profit to the Proprietor, thus
enabling him to expend
MNMM thousands
of dollars each year in advertising their
merits, and publishing the
MwNNCvOws COvttSNc0tCs
which have been shOwered upon him from
NM parts o. me Country.
The popularity Of the
Blood P%NNlSlev 0MA VAAS
is that they strike at the root Of Disease,
oy eradlcatlnS every particle Oh lmpurlty
w NE HNooA,
for the life and health Of the body depends
upon the purity Of the blood,
If the blood is poisoned, the body drags
out n miserable existence. These medicines
AvC UNCNWOACA
for curing
SsrofuJu, Syphilis,
Skin DISEASES, Old Sores,
Salt Pheuni, Pheln1otisr,
Dyspepsia, Sjct Headache,
Livsr Compliant, Fever and Fgus,
Leuoorrheo, Female Complaints
ErysipclGs, st. FEthoEy's Fire.
Tlanlorc, ErUptiorc,
FTtc, S,rss.7..s l5-sumptioE. e..
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-03
Nor-Conbetants

There's c divinity that shaps Z enda.
Rough he7 them as We nsy."
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-09-03
Wanted InsneiIntely,

Any quantity of first rate seasoned Spokes, Kick
DRY md mite 0sk Lumber. is sNrheuge for wJfa
OK lash. l.. h. WISELL.
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= NEW ssTXcIEi
Rob hack,s Stomach Rjtteya

rt~ II. GcI.gxl1fzI cscEasch&c e1t Cordial. Ter
givIHs one 81 sbe stelach, 2.t loT g. prevcnL e C
hlors sonplsints. iDcsosr- 70 t-s Esstssn eozLiry
Try IL
DyrperSz. II has 10 equal. TryiL
In furor a. fs s1fsrsor 70 81 ottcr klis>rs IL T.
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property Q. u, Robeck, ousin2t@1 Wa ooe ot tao
Oldest and most esnineo 3~1foel Psetscn>rs q y
West ard u IS dl-ecs,s pssscased uPsa she want q
Western people.
Ibess B.sers derive tseiT stimulus fEora tae pcvr-
.ui tonic ratrse a. y. rcoss and hsre q which they
are ocnn2cs>t. sod - they ara ey snsyfnE rfk AZ
ura ersv.n ef the stomach. directly proxootrc q
TEMPERANCE.
The preset proprietor believes t1ai 10 nsA-ng iheul
widely known, The public welfare il saess-vel-
Il vii scou Re fer sale by AL Of d. Roosck's r1-
nercus Agerfs and al Hcfels. kc. TIC ocalfTy over
In The roesntne orders all De fllet d.rrcs frrzn
Cincinnati IN any qusDsity. and Al ID. lowest rates
X = put ur tr cus-. Be- Tee. and securely psce ID =
one dos csses Hsif S0s sample csSss VII. hc~r~vy,
Re packed sDt sent - szy address. Il -osired-
Retail Price. et per hettfe, or sty
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Street, 81 building from Main ssTee, Cinetnnse.
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thrc1e 1ehcrt The un'ted ststss and Csnsdss.
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MEDICAL.
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s1e poor Being In ths circeiAdon, Il ptrsAdes ia
~hcie body, aud nsy burst Get n esesse e. 40 par
Of T. No ergsE 4 free fou rs stiseks, nor s there
oss which it lasy - asAsss. Ihs seroteoes tAil<
= ysrlousy casse1 by ln<rcurAl disease. lOr hylf,
sisestsrsd q rakeaitby feod fnpors ar, ffh en-
eithy haeiss De dsprsssnr sicss nd above AL y
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Gays, .fsill sikls 1c .aguifss q he fitasss ufo1
fi siisess Commence by dspossson fro= the hloes
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bleed. depsssss Tie energies Il ne. - that -crole
lous osanp pisints. u sley have fsr lea ps<e< -
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~ ruuterspcfish ~ disorders witch, slttoost
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many destructive diseases q the rver. hc
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AVER
Compound Extract Of sarsapariIla
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our t:r % dsstse ior ihs sysryvh<re prevkl.-E
aud fatal uslsdy II cent blned nLn tie most active
rem sciss that have bean discovered for the sxpur
ga.on q tia for dlsoroer frc the tlood, k1c tbs
rescce Of The system from rs destructive conss-
cnenSe-. Henot Il should pe erployed Ter Tie curs
q not or,y Sercta.s, but also those other Gaecons
which arise from n, sue. -
Eruprye and Skin nsessss. ~. Anthely's Pre-
Eose, or EryGipelss, Pnples, Prstules. Eotek-
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Rhenra. so&li Head, lkng~Ul, Rlrr-
nsus1, syph.i!ue Ard sercurer
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Complaints arfsingfrcm
ytt-4ted OF Impure ,....s
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fo1rZst IL truth for sToflls s csgonc- slon q TIE
blood TIE particular purpose and ytrtus cf lAs
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MEDICAL.
q oes pills ans nlosa pur,ner

a
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LPlaARMAcIA
DR.. RoBACKs
scandinavian Remedies.
wheu pr. kosacx. tAs oslsossse1 swoast ftys-
can insro1oott his blood Purifsf Allf Bad f1i IN
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u RECOMMENDING laem has rincS bsfu fPken cl.f -
AS Ana<s Ensightenst rnso whose cAAr-s-sr ies
souns iadsns~ni sne rnilo~sIsy. sSs ,sssr sg..s,
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q these wosatrfai psepsrstoos. All VIE eoun1s n
b investigate icr them seisAs eFe nos 4 az fst -
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Thst amer a. oshsr msre'ae- have rroEst nss'ess
LEVEE coMPLA1ET
sac rsssors The hesith ard ssrsngth u tbs susefeF.
SICK FEM ALEs.
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der thsir .1vigo< atng orsuoE That al - xrai us
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1lsting properties. That they gccfut
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k0~eysE they may have been tsihec With ana stss>
der il enjoyable That operating directly rpo1 ne
g1ols0s q fss ossszse - E4< 1<cod. they
CAUSE SOON TO EEAs.
soa discharge frcu tie system every ssEs of Savf--
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RECRUIT THE DEBlLiTATED,
and that there II ~ disease of tks stornaeh sae Bo
els the Liver, the Nervous SyLa-. sSe k--a tilsuas
Of 2uscles.
ARISING FROM MpURrTRs or oBsTRCcuoSs
OF TIE BLOOD OR skciETioNs.
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minasered before tie vcry citadel q lie hss been in
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caSits rnetesi works and by word q mouth prcrla
them 70 be me very btsi preparation ui the hnd
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hun; disease through every averne aoc organ q ths
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Price Of lhe scandir AVIAN yerstable rioot I'ars
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urae time.
Or Robsck's xd.cAl AlznGasc and faraily AcsiseE,
cont aiming great variety Of Interesting aDd vain ebss
Medical information, can be had gratis q any Of Is
age rts throughout The country.
be difhcult or complicated eases. D.. 2o5sck ~
Ioensulted psrsoaAlly e hy letta-. sSelo-..fs G.
ssary .os shs reply
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-01

HAVING BEEN APPOINTED
IL Agent FOR the above reliable aud responsible
Companies, am prepared 10 issue Fire Policies on
Dwelling Houses. Stores, Warehouses, Household
Furniture, herchandise &c, on the most favorable
terms. kTLosses literally adjusted and prompt
~ psid- JANIS Il. TURNER. Agent
ofsce st Turner a MeKsen's Warehouse.
msy2ettf
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-01
p. DECK e. 60.

.AONH E-kuLlfrs fUtlE4N
Nh Constantly o. hand su,sericr sTtseie =
wAI1R PROOF OIL Ri.ACkIHfs. Nlrrented - -
water prof srt - make the teeshs- 80 -rt ritals
Oct. ls.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-01
ToNsoRIAl
Mcdscated Hair Wash.

DROF. GEORGE w. CANADA
l. having EVatgei Bis shsving an Bsls t'rees.ag
salo-u adoiflrg u eTerrc Haste House, be-s iesss
te inform the citizens and public generally, tbs. b
Is now prepared 20 wst upn customers = h,s
rEual satisfactory mArrer kricf aiteptop EtveD -
shasnpooalnr an Cusf-ng iatias snd IllLts otis
Hair. GEC. ". CAcAIA-
'tsot1
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-01
BAGGAGE CHECKED THRoUGH-ALL
TRANSFERS FREE
Faro Alvaye AZ ow ae oy any Othsf Ecu.e'
Rap Tickets esa Pitts
burg.
TICKETS FOR SALE al ALL dAIS
OFFICES

fREIGH1S.
Shy tsas he-ss Frsigh;a = al descriptions csa be
serTs-iea fForr Phfisdslphia. View York. Boston o.
Baltimore. % any Posnt on TIE Railroads of Chi3.
Ksnfacky, ntans, lliinos. Wisconsin,. go7ss. Mis
aouri ~ Ralrosd direct
Ths fenn-yiva1is ksiroad als0 oonBects ~ Fits
hurgh with SsesFnsTs. BY whifh 0cofs car he for
wsrdet % any port co the Otlo, Musktnxuu Ken
tucky, fennsssse. CausbeTisrd. uii-ois Nissf.lppl
wisconsin hissouT.. Esosas. AFkansas snd Red t1y-
efs; aud ~ Cfvelsni. sandnsky aud Cnicszo uith
ssearne-s % ali Ports on the SofL - e-t4rr Likes
Nercf snte snd shippers srtrusing the transport.
tioB Of thsF Freighi y this Company. rely 9Th
ceuf dsncs - IL kDecfy = aasiL
xFfr RATES on FREIGHT q sng fobt 81 The
West ~ tbe Pennsylvania Railroad are et al lmes
favorable Ese charged - other RAllrsst Con-
p.niee.
r. particular " mari paesaT-> '',,s fssp-sls AkA
Rsu.osp."
r. J. sNEEDFR, rhlisdssghls.
NkgRAw 4 CoOSs, 50 North a., baltimore.
LFECH a co. No Astor H-u-e. So Soul
william Il. Se~ York
s1TECH 4 Co., II STATE -. bcetsE.
~ n HOUSTON. denersl frelrhs krent fhfIs.
r<OcH IEWfe, efenrrei Sup't. Alfos.na, Penn
l. y H0Urr. G.-.sral f'rkes astnt rliaislphiz
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