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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-03-28
HARD TIMES COFFEE. =

AMI lines NOf Y Eb. - The trying
Il tmesand the hirh priecsof Coffee has demanded
that good substitute should be found for pure Coffee
cecdcd IN the invention Of article which the re-
quifcmcuts u the times and which the Mass State As
sayor DR. Hayes, pronounocs free from any dceterious
substance In Is sold at very low price, and is in fact
about equal TO pure coffee.
Manufactured by II b NEwUALt. Manufacturer Of
Collie Spices and Cre,m Tartar, 36 South Market St.
Boston. TRY Il-You can get pound of any grocer
ia Montpelier
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-03-28

Marriagrs.

In Stowe, March y, George W. Harris to Miss Au-
gusti y. Jefferson, both Of stowe.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-03-28

A NJ f r | G AN HOU Sc, - BosToN,
"a Is the largest and best arranged Hotel in the
New England States Is centrally located and easy Of
access from ali the routes Of travel 1t contains all the
modern improvements and every convenience for the
comfort aud accommodation u the travelling public -
The sleeping large and well ventilated; the
suites Of rooms well arranged and completely fur
nshed for families and large travelling parties and the
house will continue to be kept as first class hotel in
every respect LEWIS RICE, Proprietor.
Boston, Jan. 1862 ins4l8
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true copy Of record
- T A TE OF VERM MONT
- WASHINGTON DISTINCT S.

- WASHINGTON DISTRICT, IS.
In Probate Court, holden at Montpelier, on the 18th
day Of March, AID 1862.
Joseph g Smith, administrator Of the estate Of John
B. Davis late Of Duxhury, in said district, deceased,
makes application TO said court for license to sell the
whole Of the real estate Of said deceased except the
right Of homestead and the right Of dover therein but
including the rcyersou Of the widows dover, represent
ing that said sale necessary for the payment Of the
debts Of said deceased and expenses Of administration Of
said estate Whereupon it is ordered by said court that
said application be referred the LIST day Of April A D.
1862 al the Probate Office in Montpelier, for hearing
and decision thereon and II is further ordered, that all
persons interested be notified hereof by publication Of
notice of this application and order thereon three weeks
successfully in the Vermont Waterman State Journal,
printed Montpelier before said time OF hearing, that
they may appear at said time and place. and they
cause, object thereto
BY the Court.
Of 90 Attest, T. H. MERRILL. Judge
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-03-28

CERTIFICATE OF DIR HAYES
"Hg5d Tnos Coffee" This substitute for the more
expensive kind uf Coffee has been analysed chemically
aud n'r1scopeay, and found to be free from deleten
Gus Substance u also corresponds in composition with
the Manufacturers statement Respecifully
A. HAYES. NJ. D., State Asayor
10 Boylston Street, Boston, %. 1852 030i
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CPECIAL NOTlCE-PLACE FOR SALE.
- The subscriber offers for sale place located in
Barre Lower Village, within five minutes walk of The
Academy with convenient buildings in good repair. aud
a large garden
N B.-Please call and examine.
EMRLINR II, EVANS.
Barre, March ", 1882. 9l9i.
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n Office. - The copartnership heretofore
= y existing under the firm Of BROOKS n DRMING
u.s. this div dissol,cd by mutual consent The demands
viii be LEI, with n. j. Brooks Tor settlement.
n. 7. BROOKS,
Jan -. 1852 II. II DEFINING.
The business will be continued a. the OLD STANDBY
the subscriber where the Old customers and in
0fGoods invited 20 call and examine my stock which
will be sold atlow prices. y p BROOKS.
81 9ilVw
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-03-28

The SNow.-A correspondent in Barre
which has fallen the present winter, he must
have had his hands full) and it sums up as
follows:
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-03-28
DUY ME AND I'LL DO YOU GOOD.
HEALTH AND STRENGTH SECURED
ny THE USE THE

HEALTH AND STRENGTH SECURED
or THE
GREAT SPRING 81 SUMMER MEDICINE
DIR ANGLEY'S
ROOT and II Err BITTERS
Composed Of Sarsaparia, wa Cherry. Yefotc Dock,
PrictV Ash, Yhoroughcorf, RhUbdrb Mandrake, Dan
deiioH Sc all Of which compounded 10 act ~
concert, and assist Nature "a cradicaiing disease.
The effect Of this medicine is most wonderfult acts
directly upon the bowels and blood, by removing all OBJ
strucors from the internal organs, stimulating them in
20 he ithy action renoyang the fouL tns OF life puri
ing the blood cleansing it from all humos and caus-
ing 20 course anew through every part Of the body
storing the invalid to health and usefulness They
and eradicate from the SYSTEM Liver Complaint that
main wheel Of 50 many diseases Jaundice in its
forms all Bilious Diseases and Foul Stomach, Dyspep-
Costivcness, all kinds Of Humors Indigestion Head
ache, Dizziness Piles, Heartburn, Weakness, Pains in
the Side and Bowels Flatuency Loss Of Appetite and
torpid diseased Liver dsordered Stomach, or bad
blond which all or less subject in Spring and
summer.
NJ re than 1000 600 persons have been cured by this
medicine. 1t is highly recommended by Physicians
erywhcre. Try IL, and you will never regret it.
SOLD by all Dealers in Medicine everywhere at only
% aud 80 cts, peu bottle
Orders address.sf $50. C. GOODWIN s c.. Boston.
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Pearl, pcrlb l-2A6 l-2
POtatoe l-2a2 "a
TALLOW.
Rendered, 10 HAS "a
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BOSTON MARK ET.

THURSDAY MMch ~, looZ.
ASHES. PRODUCE
Pot perth coca 6Ii.Apples dred.lb 0-Qa 90
Pearl 534a 6 90 do sliced 8 90 a o o
M 4 s1
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-06-26
The Indian ExDedluon.

Il may now be made public that tbc
expedition 10 the IudIan country will hs
commanded by Gen. Blunt. Much con.
fusion and dissatisfaction has been here.
tufore feli on account Of the change Of
commanders Of this expedition. The an.
noupcemeni made above will be received
by officers and soldiers with the ~liveliesl
satisfaction. for the reason that they know
Gen, Blunt, and have the fullest conf
dence in him as a man and as an officer.
The only discomfort will come from Us
who are left behind, and who have found
peace and security under his rule. He
viii, however, leave efficient officers here.
-Four thousand more soldiers are ex-
pected here. n two batteries of Dahl
gren guns are now on The way here. The
expedition viii be formidable in numbers
and in equipments, and after ITS departure
we shall hear no more Of secession In
Western Arkansas, Texas and the Indian
country.-LeaUenlrortk C~onSeTvafire.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-06-26
The Potomac war POLICY.

Invisible, " the special correspondent
of the Cincinnati Times, writes thus Of tie
Generals Of the Potomac:
! find here great dissatisfaction with
the army of the Potomac. Mcclellan,
movement in the peninsula have not ad-
ded 10 his reputation. He lost precious
time after his troops were first disem-
barked, and did not advance until the
enemy had time 10 prepare for resistance.
| am Informed. OF high authority, that
had he obeyed the instructions of the War
Department, he would have been IN
Richmond three weeks ago. Whatever
may be said TO the contrary. he is in DIS
favor with the Administration, and | feel
warranted in saying that unless he shortly
displays more enterprise and skill, hr
will he superseded,
Mcdowell has stood in high favor with
tie Administration, bun his snail ike
movements are wearing out the patience
of his friends.
There will be a fare up 10 that direc-
tion before long, rs there ought TO have
been long since, In fact. Just as fast a
circumstances bring on, the real chief
tains, will the old, slow and Over-cas-
tious leaders of The army of the Potomac
be removed. Sigel is already here. and
rs to be assigned a permanent command
because of his undaunied military enter
prise. In a speech the other evening
SigeI got of a good thing. He SAID -
=: That IN his opinion a bad retreat was
better than a good stand still, for military
inaction was al alltimes ~ruinous," That
is the right kind of talk. Think General
Sigel, who now wears double Stars upon
his shoulders, will suPersede Mcdowell
or will be gwen a new department rnaI
will wall up the principal portion of The
army Of the Rappahanock.
On the whole, / think the Administra
ton is just waking up as 10 the policy
which has governed the Army of the
Potomac, and that Uncle Abe, Disguised
with the dillydallying Of the Potomac
Chiefiains, has taken command himself
and is determined to press the grand army
forward. If those now in command do
not push ahead, he will push them Out
and give command 10 the fighting Gener
ais. He is taking the responsibility
70 disturb 1.-The quiet of the Potomac"
We have no news to-day from the
Shenandoah. ] am sure. the rebels WHO
drove Banks back have escaped, as they
have had ample time TO do so. / begin
10 think, too, that the rebel force has
been greatly exaggerated. In a day or
two we shall know all the facts. and know
TO a certainly whether the Rebels have
retreated to the mountains and became
INVISIBLE.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-06-26
L..
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Passed at the Second Session Of tie Thirty
Seventh Congress.

LPUBL1c-NO. ST.
AT ACT to establish certain post ron, es, and
and for nther purposes.
BE i eBactel BIZ the Senate and House 81
Representatives, # tie UR'ted States Of Amai-
ca in Congress assembled, That tho fellow
ing be established aS post roads:
cALIFOREIA
From San Juan to New Ilria..
From San Diego, via Santa ISabe!, to Buena
Vista.
From San Diego. via San Luis Rey, San
Juan SapiStrano. and Anaheim, to the city Of
Los Angeles.
From Chico to Humhug Yalley.
From Quincy 30 Richmond.
From CuisOh, Nevada Territory, to Aurora,
California.
From Lancha Plana, via Poverty Bar, Jen-
ny Lind, Brnshville, Salt Spring Valley, Cup
~peFupOlis, and JeffersoBville, 70 Sonora.
cOSNEcTIcUT
From New Milford TO Washington.
INDIANA
From Valparaiso, via Tassinong and GarTls
Bridge, To Rei.sSlaer.
From Livopia, via Claysville, to Campbell
burg.
From Columbus. via Bethany. New Bells
Vile and Christiansburg. to Houston.
From RENSSELAER,, via Meadville and Brook,
to Kent Station.
From KeldallviIle, viz Rome and WalcOt-
willie, to La Grange Centre.
From Outlet Indiana, via West Greek
Shrrburnvilie and Yellow Head, to Mom@nee
Illinois.
From Madison. via Middle Fork, Biz
Creek, Churchil.'s Mill and Benville, 10 But
l~ersille.
From Mount Carmel, Indiana, to HARRISON
Ohm.
From New Point. via ROssburg and Sam
Maurice, To Ciarksburg.
From Madison. va North Madison, Middle
Fork, Big Greek, Churchi.Fs Mills aud Ben
Vile, TO Bullersville.
From Annapolis, viz Wright's Mills. Syl
vania, larveyeburg and Van Dorn's n ills, e
COvington. .
From Paris, via Lancaster. to Dupont
From Clinton, via Jones, Indiana. te Logan
nlinois.
From ClOverdale to Spencer.
From Wabash, via Miles and Mount Vel
non, To Somerset.
From Bremen, via HeptOn ard IL lltoNn, Il
Etna Green.
From Clark 5 Hill, via JctierS"n, 10 I rank
fort.
From Attica, via Rob Roy, Coal Creek
Steam Gunner, Harrisburg. Mright's hilli
aid Sylvania, to Annapolis.
From Kokomo, via stanton and Erwin, Il
Poplar Grove.
ILLINOIS
From CatliD to Cbilicoihe.
From Yellow Heal, Illinois. 70 Hanover
indiana.
From Bloomington to BrOOks's Grove
From Bloomington. via Cnepey.s Grove
Baxton and Blue Grass.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-06-26

From Hermann. via Smiths Prairie, Doug
las Praisie and Samuel Smiths, 10 Rolla.
Prom Cameron, via PIattsbarg and Liberty
to Kansas City.
Fmm Lsavenworth to Farley.
From Fienna to Rolla.
M1NNEsOrA
From Garden eiry, via Gnay's, Paramount
and T%uttle's, to Spirit Lake.
From LeavenwOrth, Minnesota, via Lake
She &C and Sioux Falls. 70 Sioux City, Iowa
From Mankato, Minnesota, via Leaven.
worth. Browns Crossings, Lake She9tek and
Brula Crossings, to VermilliOn, Dakota Terri.
tory.
from La Crescent, via Troy, Chat6sld
Fmnkf0rd, Grand Meadow, Mower City,
Lansing, Austin and Albert Lea, to Winnie
bago City.
From Winona, via Minnesota City, Elba,
and Quincy. to Rochester.
From OWatanna, via Wilson, Saint Mary's
and W~innebago Agency, to Mankato.
From Lake City, via Rochester, High For
est. Root River, Mower City and Lansing to
Austin.
From La Crosse, Wisconsin, via Browns
vile, Sheldon, Dedham, Preston, CarimOna,
Forestville, Spring Valley, Grand Meadow.
MowerCity, Lansing. Frankfort Austin, sum-
ner, Albert Lea, Freeburn, Walnut Luke and
Winnebago City, to Shebaville, Minnesota
From ToEah. via Lake George and Grove
Lake, TO Alexandria.
From Detroit Michigan, to Dunldth, Min
nesota, Cby eteamer)
From Cooks Valley, via Watkins Mills
and Latlrnp's Store, TO Rochester.
From St. PAUL, via West St. Paul. Easar-
town, RUss MONT, L4keville, Christiana, Haz-
lewoOd, ShieldsviIle, Kilkenny, Cordova,
Cleveland, Kasota. IN Mankato.
From st. Paul, via Fort Smelling, Eden
Prairie and Chaska, to Carver.
From WatertOW II, via Winstead. Lake By
ron. Lake Jenny and GreenIief, to Kandiyohi'
From Green Like, via Norway Lake, to
Lonbrrg.
NEW FORK
Firm Blair, via FarmersviIle and Lincoln,
to Elkton.
From Norwich, via South Plymouth and
North Pharsalia and Pharsalis, to Cincinnati
From Middleport. via Jeddo and North
Ridgeway, to County Line.
From Bush, via Centre and jackson Run,
to Warren, Pennsylvania.
From Bainbridfe, via Guilror1 Centre and
Guilford, to Norwich.
From Ccio to Bolivar.
To BE C0NTIEUED.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-06-26

Mr.. Browulow requests the Western psnsrs 70 pub
nsh The following caution that the public may not be
imposed upon
. Ascher q Co., Of Iudianapoiis, have brought out q
small trashy book, IN cheap form, puFpOrting 10 Be my
Life. sueeches and Addresses" Connected with my
troubles among The SecessionIsts. This Is BOGUS pro-
ducfiou, doing me great Injustice, and by no means
reporting me correctly, either as 70 my history OF
speeches since ] came Norm. l am now preparing q
genuine hOak Of the kind, and viii have Il out in a few
days. published y Geo W Child % Fhfisdeiphia-
Appleeate & Co., VI Cineinnatl, are the publishers for
the West cauliol the pubic aEainsf the bogus con
Germ. as I shall AT once csmmence legal proceedfnEs
4rsiuxt All concerned II vending It as we'll a. the pub
Usher. VIC. BRoWNL0W.
P-HIbR2EEPII1Gs EEY ;, tsS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-06-26

SToRN15oh Monday night. the most
INC storm passed over a portion of
county ever witnessed since the set
Fasni Of the country. The day previ-
mac teen very hot and sultry about
W Tim looking clouds were seen ap-
a'Ang this point from several direc-
Us but growing thicker aid blacker as
cane accompanied with ~incessant
salnng, in all lis various phases and
ai'aic shapes-"chain," "sheei" and
VIE -Tresenting to the teholder a
WINE spectacle. About niue o'clock 1t
-nencedsraining constantly increasing
Violence until ten, when, The wind
lung ii changed into bail. Several
Ns N ihiStown must have been struck
lightning, as number of Iimes the
II ana he'report were almost stimuli
''o0s but the only house known TO be
was the telegraph office. Al his
here was very little wind, but a
@iiessOulh of here it was a perfect
1'i'ane, accompanied with tremendous
and hail, the rain continuing In some
s's all night, filling streams, sloughs
suileys with torrents which carried
logs and trees. in the current.
Nemaha City several substantial
Jugs were blown down. and all out
torn TO pieces. The damage done
nan 10 corn and wheat fields was
Ou' would have been more severe
stones had been Of larger size.
Is Remarkable about this storm is
that within a few miles from
II ragged with the utmost fury,
~. vas scarcely a breeze stirring, at
~ PAGES not a drop Of wafer fell.
came at different places from
s'ai' Of the compass, north, south,
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-06-26

EDITORIAL DUELs-Al one time eL-
Is IL France were So certsin of re-
wing a challenge for every article
ecled, hat il was common 10 return
uuscrps with the following stereotyped
sEer-"5ir, ] have read your manu-
F with the creates. attention, and /
10 decline Il. / leave the choice OF
ms with you" Ii is fortunate for Yves
rn Editors this is not the custom in this
Haniry. II relieves US from fighting
sy weekfOr rejected ''Original POETRY"
S painful 70 say 0nO," to any request
|ide OF Us, bot we take this occasion TO
cline i~nadyGnce al original" attempts
fhyming, unless we consider The pro-
PclOnahI 10 read. We shall be thank.
Tor all contributors that are even toll
aole; but the author should know what
perry" Is before he offers any of his
n composition to the printer.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-06-26

family Fair says there are four char
.sasiss Of The Northern mind-elastic-
be first, hOpefulness the second, Abe
.,lotbe third, and Gen. Mcclellan the
= oo
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-06-26

Pacific Railroad bill is bythis time
u. unless the President has vetoed il
We know very well he has not en-
Democratic blood in his veins to
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-06-26

Is Nebraska City %srrs. wants e
BIZ Why a certain paper does not pub
! the news fromothe eiection.fOr Con-
udoa in Illinois. The %eUs has no
nb by this time heard as much from
! election as il desires to hear.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-06-26

During the storm the other night q
h. IN Nemaha Civ was blown down
anuing one horse and one chicken
u chicken was killed but tie horse es-
be! unhurt.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-06-26

!. Union and. Sergeni Pollock start
|. o.rt boat for the headquarters of
Fl. Nebraska First.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-06-26

,..a-On Tuesday last the Omaha
r,,sDce left at our wharf more
~ man was. done at any one time
~, for several years.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-06-26

DEMONSTRATING may be ex-
asd next Sabbath, al the Presbyterian
lncb, Al half past ten, A. NJ, and al
nner before eigha, P. NJ, by the Rev.
ID DOZENS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-06-26

those wagons, that have for a long
been standing near Sheriff Cole
bis dwelling house, have been sold AT
nTs sale, to satisfy a claim of VIII
/ Berger against Williams & Co.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-06-26

D.,,mrcaIs.-GOdey, Peterson and
IL Leslie, for July, have been re-
IA They all sill keep up their usual
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-06-26

80 under obligations 10 Hon. S.
for late Washington papers.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-06-26

Two years cd, ESQ PER hundred $40 Per tbeuz1Ed
one year old, SO psT hunfref so PER tAo1saud-
Also ARA aa0rsment o. EErsszy stoek, as prizes 10
cheap 70 publish.
Ioosi ana travelling Agents w.1tsd 70 sen trsss frua
our Nurseries
Wbolesal8 ana Descriptive 0afaloguss f.rnizhsd -
TH NIAGARA Nurseries. L9spaH. ny.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-06-26

v.w Constitution has been de.
..gn Illinois.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-06-26

ne old City Drug stors, AID uppsr partos 81 CRY
Drug sioro, nov occ1Pisd b. Judas Ehesleg. l1o fcr
I H1sus 4R2'y = o-~reT 'OH
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-06-26
AND FITS.

Asure Cure for these distressing complaints h nov
madI known In q TREATISE oS FOREIGN AND Ma
TIVE R PREPARATIoEs " published BY DIR,
o. PHELPS BROWN. The prescription, fur
nishei by n young ciairFOyant girl, while In a state Of
trance, has cured everybody who has taken Il, never
having failed in q single case. It Is equally sure In
eares OF Fits rs Of Dyspemsia; and the Ingredients may
be fUund IN any drug store. Those Eh0a are afflicted with
Consumption, bronchitis or Asthma. may also be cured
ny the l-s 81 my Herosf TreparattOnS. I Will send
this valuable prescription free to any person On receipt
OF their name. Address,, DR.. o. BROWN,
No. ls Grand street. Jersey City, M, ns7-em
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-06-26
SHERIFF,s SALE.

~ WWWTNI 1NgUIl4 NVUlNJ
Hiram o. MinieS lNebrsska Territory.
John S. Ninick,
DE- virtue Of an order Of sale to me directed In the
above entitled case. I will on
Monday, 18th of July, a. d. 1862.
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. n and 4 O'Clock P.
NJ. Of said day. at the d1or VI Denis Hall, In BrOwnviIle,
the place where the said court was last held for said
Nemaha clunty. ofer for sale the follGwins described
real estate, tO-wit: the south east quarter of re ction
No. Is. in township No 6, north Of range No IS, east OF
the sixth principal meridian In EebraSka Territory,
taken as the property OF Hiram o. Htniek and John s.
Minick, to satisfy an order OF sale against them and In
favor Of the above named plaintiff.
J. ". COLEMAN, sherfn.
June u. 1862 n49-6w pr fee $3.50
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-06-26
ANNOUNCEMENT OF
BROWNLOW'S BOOK,
The Subscribers are now Publishing a narrative Of the
PerllS, Adventures and Suffering
L.. m rur
REV. w. G. BROWNLOW,


AMONG LnG 0EEEHHAQuEobN Q4 4EuuG63OGa
The Manuscript Is c nlplstef, and Is now In press and
ill be issued about the list Of June. The appearance
and Typography Of The work will be Of the hrst class
and it will be. fully AMI handsomely illustrated Wlth
sketches Of the scenes referred 10, and a hnely g graved
STEEL PORTRAIT OF THE AUTHOR.
As to It's c%onteuts we have no Hesitation in saying that
the public will be startled At this narrative of facts II
will lay have the peEsecutions ant cruelty which MARRIED
SEE. the disasters aud the ruin with which Il devasta-
accommodates once prosperous. aud Eundered tami-
lies once happy more thaa all, Il will expose the bad
ahd reckless ambition aid the -elentlessness and blood
thlrstiness by which The riugte9ders OF the conspiracy
we're stimulated to their work Of crime and treason.
The narrative is one OF personal experience. The
author vouches for the accuracy Of ITS The
public mag therefore accept IL as Dot only a reliable but
a peculiar chapter in the general history Of the times,
and we are Confident that no m0re significant. startling,
OF instructive memorial Of tie rebellion IN its Minute
personal and social bearings, Is now accessible.
The public are vel aware that Mt bRoWNLoV Is q
bold speaking man. In this narrstive'N his sunerings.
osmursea mostly while in custody in the Jail AT Knox
ordinary force and fearlessness, scathing his adversa-
ries even while in their power, and appealing 10 his
countrymen even from his cell, with the urgency o. =
II min be published IN rHe volume, 12mo., hand
SOuteEV bound IN cloth, OF about ~ pages. Printed
an aps psuer, and will be bezulifully illustrated Wits
e OF Is hne fuIl PAGE engTaVings besides the portrait
refarrai 10 above. II will also contain a fac-simile Of
The Parsons famous letter 70 J. P. BENJAMIN. where he
tells the rebsl Secretary Of war that be will do for
the Southern COnfedeIdcy NhaL lne oeFL neVsI o1dS VIZ.
leave The state"
THE RETAIL PRICE WILL BE SI,25.
@. w. CHILDS, PUBLISHER,
SIS & $50 Chestnut St, PeilsdeIpbia.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-06-26
NOW READY.

NOW READY.
The NaD a0ry Of Real Life
NDERCURRENT
WALL STREET;
ROMANCE OF BUSINESS.
By RICHARD B. KIMBALL.
Author e. est Lsssr."
"Nisliks ma not fr ny c0mplezion -MsrsAaas
Of HntCs.
SKETCH OF CONTENTS:
PART FIRsT
The Crisis Of 81. T"Pr06ucs Panic "
A Rich Merchant ~"earriedl Saspense-Suspsnsion.
under" IA eBesG FrfendP tested.
Recovery. Ia Fashionable rCu9-H
Prosperity and soslai PO- A HyBgcrils ana his Tool.
sitiun- An Auciun and q Fanerai.
A Devoted wife. 4 Pan In Rants and Luxl-
gsTzGlri. Visions ., ''tas ven"
The Irish Famine.
PART SECOND.
The Dsns Of the Bulls and Acharae'eN -plsndidsian-
Bears. ces
Bankers, brokers', UEureus Observation-Disclosures:
etc. Fort Of BrunEwick.
Earnest Words 20 BusinezslA Georgia Gentleman.
Men. IA Note-Shaver.
The Note Broker. True Religion seTSrs Shan.
PART THIRD.
Suoeess. Help from the Right s0urcs.
Disaster. Love and Hope.
Arrest for Fraud. IA Mysterious Document
Wo nded Observation-Disclosures.
can bezrP"
VOLUME. II no. e1,1s.
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