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To Consunlptiycs.

60O. 900 MALE to .. srii fENAIS AGENTS
lioNWS NEW srEEL rLArE COUNTY col.
oREn MNP or TuE UNITED STATES,
CANAnAS, and NEW BRUNSWICK.
trom recent su'Nsys, completed Avg. 10, igG2
cost ssv Nt0io eUgeVe ,,Sud oae yeas tme,
,,sueen"loen( $40 ever made BY Cohon OF
Micbeh, sUd scl 81 tpc low pu,s oC dnl gsni,; a5O
600 nnme' ave cugtRved onth, map,
n Is moi oHlvS Conn ~ Msp, but II /, alsoA
COUNTY AND RAlLRoAp MAP
Of he rNH.d ''talss and Canada. comhipsl In one,
wing kNERN RAILROAD STATION
aud distances between,
GuAuaptee any woman or man 81 TO SS per ,ay
'ad take tueA Nlmop' that Sanpot be ,od and
IvnUdthy money,
Send for ~ wouh totty.
Printed insiructtons bow to oan, ,auNVn, 6-ni,hel
all out Ngents,
Waited whols'ale Agent, Tor opr Msp, in s,,U
state, CahiOpia ,cuusda, fngsnd France and t'ris.
Aienune msy be made, Witha teW hunlred dollar,
capital, No sompsttiion
j. Y, LloNp, No, lUl broadway, New N,rk
The " a. Department uscs our Map OF Nirytuia
MsUlsnd aud emny oo,t sitO,COO, on Mb,,b
- mstkef Antietam Creek, Shab,,hutr, Ntanland
h'gh', Milham'poU i'uYa Rohter,ils, Nolands
tet and All other on The rc'omee' and every other
Nttsiris Nad fsneY'vsws, OF monsy refunded
LLONnS
Turug RAPhlCAL MAP OF keNTUCkV.
ONO, INDIANA end ILLINOIS
s,hc oah nFhs'lN torGen Buell. aud the War ne
padmsN MoasN refunded to any one 6udiug aa -.
rof in IT, Price SO e~nts.
ftom tho Tdhuos, ,Apge.
"LloNhS MAP OF NtRGlklA, MARYLAND
ANN FhNNsl lNANlA ,--1hi, Maph ven large,
"a cost but IS cents, andit nthe best which can
be purchased"
lLoyu's GREATMAr or rus MISSISSIPPI
klNkR,-fuom Actual surveys by Cspis B,rt and
Mm, howeh, Mlssissippi ki0T Pilots, OF 81 Louis
Mo shows oseTy maas nlAnta alton and owacts name
irom - losis 70 the Gulf oI Mexoo-l $50 milet--
sNer, sandbaf, island, own, bnding, aud All plsres
y mles back uom the nNct- colore in Vonnti,, and
s.,e,, lnes, - sheets, - lnetst iOru,, aud
s,au on hncn, wtth rollers, ReNdy Sept 10
NANf DErAsiNsNF, MA,uINUroN. sept. ~, NJ
7. I lloNn's-Siu Send me your Mar ofthe Mi,
n"'pni ki'rt,~ With pncs Prrhuhdred conie, Rssr.
ADMIRAL Cherries N nAyis, comm andiar the Ais.fs.
a'ppi sqpseTsn, Nauh ouSsdt to purvhSss q, msny !.
arc required tnTuss efthat sou adrop -
GIDEON WkLLks, seey OF the Navy.
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Sehirrus, Cancer Tumors, Enlargement,
the Bones.

great variety Of have been reported to whsrs
Of these formidable complaints have resulted from
the Of this remedy, hut space here will not admit
them. Some of them may lie found in our American
Almanac, which tho agents below named are pleased 10
lnrnlalI nrnl 10 nll Wiz rnll Elr IIlnIn.
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Dyspepsia, Heart Disease, Fits, Epilep-
sy, MelanchOIN, NcmraIgIn.

Many remarkable cures OF these elections have been
made by the alternative power of this medicine II stim-
atcs the vital functions into vigorous action, and thus
ovcrcomes disorders which would he supposed beyond its
reach. Such remedy has long been required by the
ccsses of the people, aud confident hat this Will
do for them all that medicine do.
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tS-'rho above rsmrd Ladies' we are personally nc
gnuAiuted with, and know that Tor several yeaN uhilc
We lived In Medina, they were great sufferers Mis-.
hasheen ~ badly afflicted ha It with diculiy
she able TO stand upon her feet few hettles OF
Catlolcon cnt'fely cured hsr ol her ronnlainis ",
Witc received great heneft " M this medicine We
recommend Il TO the Ladies of this Connty as safe
aud derent remedy for The many complaint, they are
suljecttos
IOHN WEEKS,
Editor Garfield Herald.
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HOME TESTIMONY.

Mt. II - kNosLE --DearSir. Wsissl II duty we
owe 10 the public, TO state tn,t Narh-l'S Caihocon
ia medicine iuvrlrabe fr corpl iints olassed under
the head Of femalr Uiselscs. We have used your
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thereby, 20 much 20, that the price double We
would have them. rothe thousand ct our scy who
Hte suiertng from Woakutsses. we would fccoume nj
the Cmlolicon - sue pnnacrn II gye' strength 10
she system and enables each Of the organs OF the body
To perform their appropriate fuuclions
Mrs. w CARTER,
Mrs T.. v. WEEKS
MioU. sWORMsTEiT.
Medina, March /. 1861
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ALFRED n. YALLEY.
st. Anthony's Fire, Rose or ErysipcIss,
Tcttfr aud salt itheum, Scn1d Head,
Ringworni, Sore Eyes, Dropsy.
Leuc orrbon or whites, Ovarian Tumo or,
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DR.. J. u. s. Claiming. Of New York City writes ar
cbeotuly cvmpy with the request Of your agent in
saying have fund your Sar'aparilla most excellent
alternative In tho numerous complaints for which
employ such remedy but especially In ftmal, Disedfe
uf the SctoiuOus dathess. have cured many InyeteI
ate cascs of cncorrhcn by H. aud some where the
plant caused y ucsriiOn Of the uterus The ulcer
alton itself was soon cured. Notlng within my knowl
edge equals It for these female arrangements"
Edward 5. Marrow, Of Newbnry, AIa- writes, I" dan
gero1s oroftdH tm0l one 0f tho females IN my family,
which hal delcd all the remedies We eonii employ hat
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saparilla Our physician thought nothing but estrpc-
tion could afford relief hat he advised the trial Of your
Sarsarara as the last resort before cutting, and y
proved eectunl. Amer taking your remedy eight weeh
- IL .i..lt
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Ayers Cherry FeCtOral,

TOR THE NAPlD CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, influenza, Hoarseness,
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sumption, and for the Relief
of COnsumptivc Patients
In advanced Stages
OF the Disease.
This Il remedy universally known to surrass any
other for the Of throat and lung complaints that IL
Is useless here TO publish the evidence Of lis virtues Its
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Few are the communities, even families among them
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soinc living trophy In their midst Of its victory over the
subtle and dangerous disorders Of the throat and lungs
AZ all know the dreadful fatality Of these disorders, and
they know the effects Of this remedy, need net
do more than 10 them that It has all the vir'
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won o strongly upon tho confidence Of mankind.
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&C. IfCilllnry,

Dental Surgeon, ,-r--Oihcc IN
shswhsnb Blcck pd iorv, dtcc,ly pnd,rthe Thhune
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invites close Cash Buyers to con
slider the following facts. aad ID n
would not be 10 theig intetestta senl HIN an
His business II exclusively cash oae be blys And
ssseaenivey for Cash. aad has oEe Of The niosi en-
tensive Factories IN riffn.
soRis thirty different choice brands Of sssars froH
Havana and Brennan constantly en- hand. An extsn
sys cash ess hsss ensbeshn sell at vety snail pso
nt Aise, seie agsnt Tor genuine Havana Eagle Pr
0Ps, fem the manufacAssy OF NJ de LNille gas; Nun.
ssst Ste, Rita Stree, rriheps, lsla de oabs.
lie has, also, ch0se brands OF hRs eat Chewing aai
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lstms cssA. tdseol b. ScHlNNEss,
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HOW ARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA.

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VALUABLE REPORTS on spsrma,onhaa, and
other diseases OF the SeNaAl Organs, and the NE
REMEDiks ep 10y ed in the bispeasaI,, seat 10 a.,
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Rheumatism, eout, Liver Complaint.

INDEPENDENCE, Preston Co., Va, 9Th July, 1850.
Dr. J. c. AyfR; Sir, have been afflicted with pain
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skll Of physicians and stuck In spite of all tn,
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destroyed my health tried every tg aud oycry thing
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The Lfrcy. My beloved pastor the Hcv. Mr. Espy, advised
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-16

for the cursed ambition and wckedness Of their lead
ers Alas for the savage hatred, and thirst for
venge that must spring from these bloody battles be-
tween brothers on the York Peninsula!
From AL that could be learned on the ground yes
terday il seems unlikely that our army will enter
Richmond at once A failure at this time wOult be
a terrible thing for the nation, and Mcclellan s
movements, IA the great climax approaches must he
made with the greatest caution and discrimination.
When tie last blow lie struck il will be tie cup de
gracc and end the Rebellion. IL may take a fortnight
to prepare for The grand climax but when the time
comes, Richmond will be taken by assault, and the
country viii be electrified with the laugs Of o great
battle aId "a 81 enoid victory. Success is absolutely
within his reach, and you may rest assured that Gen
Mcclellan VIII not make suffer move that would
cisconccrt his plans. Meanwhile we may expect as
saufs linca terrific and fruittss That al
Seven Pines and Fair Oaks.
II was 10 n most gratifying circumstance 70
End that the Commanding General possesses 70 com
pietsly the confidence Of his army. Officers and
men. 70 isr as l had M opportunity of Observing
have The same love and respect for him that on.
North aloliua army has for Burnside, and when
YOU say tia, you say very much.
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4 REpFI, UESERTER.

CCTrsspoT fence Oi Philadelphia PI"-s
CArP.0 SEVEN MILHs FE0z RtHyNoSD. June 2 lb82
Yesterday sergeant OF the 18th Mississippi came
into or lines and was introduced q, Headquarters.
lie saws that the Rebels are in immense force be-
tween here and kichmoud that the roa Is and woods
are iull, and that they determined 10 make the
most desperate resistance they possibly can. lie
SAYS The Rebel troops have plenty to ea in the way
OF aeon aud bread that they opposed to digging
any more trenches building more forts as 20 iar,
thew have been OF no heryi- e. and that they are
ready and willing 10 tight in the open fields.
lie admits though, that Richmond Is being
strengthened in every possible way. He .aid that
tie troops from the Cotton States call the Nirluans
Yankee, and do nos ike them al ALL and that
Beauregard is as popular with them as ever. John
ston, G.. W Smith, InDgsircet, and Magruder are the
leading general while there seems "a be any guam.
tily of material lie Toombs, Pryor, Cobb, and tbai
sort If political general, IN the Southern army de-
Tending Richmond.
lis po,sible that Richmond may be evacuated
Thiry-ioGr trains We're heard leaving the city lat
night. Troops may have been going IN them, bat
the more probable supposition Is that wounded and
ricl men were being removed, or that ihc women
and children were being sent away or the valuable
papers and archives OF one years Government were
being removed, or all If them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-16
ARMY AID NAVY.

The War Department has adyices that lsrge al
diions have beer made TO the Rebel armies by the
Consumption forcing into the ranks every white man
and mua,to between 20 and 40 years Of age. The
army in Virginia has in this way been rc-sniorced
by 90 900 men, but they are not effective soldiers
now, bit will become good sodiers IL few months,
should the war continue SO long. Il is on this ac-
count that il has been determined TO open camp OF
instruction at Annapolis, under Gen. Wool, for
80 600 soldiers 10 lie increased 10 10000 soon as
the camp il placed in operation. II volunteers
onou do not offer, draft Will doubtless be called
ior IL Is understood that these troops are MOI e be
u.sd uui'l the Fall campsgn opens, and sho1ld TIE
war be closed before that time, the camp viii ree but
hille hard ~ dangerous service, and viii pass a
pleasant summer az Annapolis.
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SERIOUS SrAEgING CAsEs.-Ies'erdsy morning,
,-,t o.sck Iadcrr FrUeraaD. private altman,
seriously stsbb-d lsfrbecr saloon eP' by bd"Ifa
urck o. no. Wilsm street II sppears that ABOUT me
time referred TO- Feeasf aai 0AceE DonLey O. he sonrtb
Precinct: were pasng slong Niia street between feai
nd Duane street, when ey found cellar door ope. has-
g no lgh tsnsn went ito the aioyE Of Ulilk - obtain
match o the purpose Of enblrg them % zee 10" 70 'aea
dc basement door IS hc entered the aocD 20 was
.izeJ bv three GeTmans-Plilp Denning Thomas Lepku-
gnd UlreA the yfOVretofanc. IN the sf1ie "nich
,turd Vas ..hod with kiif raj times N the aodo-
~ and tee Or foar IN other pafts OF bis body, the
ous I'm tie abdomen being q very ,crous character All
three OF h- party ken into custody by orsefs Don
e aud Moo snd s-ssrday they tassa before Justice
.Aor ct the rpubi Poll Court, and cSntted - az AIT
Fsmsns injuries ts,eman taken 70 the Newly ofk
Hospital wher Le he, IN condition. The three
uer cla!ai hat ley acted cy IL seaense Is 'ensn
made the 81 assault.
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SHNING-siaCHINES.

10 the Il.t5y NJ The y Y. Ty.bu"e
SIR: The injunction iss ned on the ID lest byJndge
,sev sglinst Abrshin Fuller Agent in Nefork city for
The Wiilus O.vii Machines, Is only preliminary
piunctou and has except in the Southern District
Of NeY..York Tue VIII be duly tried upon It's merits
when reached in the ordinary proceedings Of the Court
Tars will b, no Interruption OF the general business and
b. will be manufactured ana sold As here
,ofare with the exception above mentioned
IA, Yo,f. Inn, 70. lseg ABRAHAM FULLER.
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CryyRiL SYNOD % TIE REFoENED Dvron
CHuAcr.-The closing sessions OF the synod Were
held AZ Syracuse on Tuesday.
The Grst business of the Synod was The consdera'
tion Of 4 report on the Board Of Domestic Melons,
ure.ented by the Rev. Joseph Collier This report
elected .ono discussion ana remarks. especially nom
missionaries hboring in the Wet.
The report e the Committee on Correspondence
yas next considered.
The resolutions presented drew IOsth come very
eo,cst srcecl,s esu.cIaly thc Icaolu Ton deicr1ug
the confederation If correspondence with the New.
school Pl.sby terrain Assembly, until the ''ehcral
Synod.
a motion Tor m indefinite postponement OF The
entire subject voted down.
4 motion Was made 10 sirlke ONT Una l"'uo" va
the report of the Committee on Correspondence
which relates 20 etnding Commissioners 10 oIher
ectletiasticl! bodice. Lost, - 10 ~.
Aver considerable dscussion o substitute, was
pass.d to le ohecr that Conn fioner thonI' us
appoifed tor thi. year, and that hereafter the SYNOD
shll core pond with al other ecceaaaicai Oo"es
, The Chairrar nominated NJ Commissioner the
Rev. II. u. GaGsc, AID the Rev. Or. Demeiesi "a
alternate. The ieror; Of the COMMITTEE oe.hS th"'
amended il was passed
Amer The r.adin, OF the minutes and some further
Incidental business The meeting ndlolineA '''@ a.
Tho frost in May appears 90 have done conslder-
,lle damage - the growing wheat III Michigan. ~
,,urae where II was hard enough to hurt wheat,
many tender vegetables and trGit Were desir yed.
There were several frosty nights in OHIO IN May
hut the rrpots from there say wheat never looked
better" Tie frost il not likely to do half rs much
9on,goe ~ the Western wheat crop as tie hessian
fix. which is developing to au alarming degree, par
icularly in Iowa.
Tns SoLDwRs Mur.-0n Friday two German
women yisiied the Park Hospital 10 distribute, 10
small sans, to the soldiers there, the amount Of 81
which had been sent 10 them by their husbands FOR
that pnrpo.e Their husbands are now 10 The army.
Their names are John Denhaf, Go. Il 90 y. J.,
and Max Ri. Co. Il. sd n y.
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NEWS FROM COZ. THOMAS

We learn that the family Of Col Kane have re-
ceiyed 4 letter from Gen. BlyaTd, STATING that his
wound though eevere. is not IN any vital part. lie
was shot through III. lex, and il now prisoner In
he hands OF the enemy. lIs captivity IS shared by
Capt. TAYLOR whose devoted friendship impelied
hun to ro.nain aud brave bis commanders fate.
Cen yard speaks Of the affair AZ IiarFisonbnrg as
one Of the most gallant little skirmi.bes o. the war,
aud states that the Buck'aiia, only 1870 N number,
were oulhanked aud attacked by he Let Maryland
Repimcnt Rebel bat made most brilliant defense,
doing honor to themselves aud to Col Kane, whose
name they beas. Philadelphia Inquirer.
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GEN. HALLECK,S POSITION.

An INTELLIGENT gentleman direct from Gen. Hal.
lecks boadq aarters, impar;s come highly important
and satisfactory information in regard 10 the present
disposition and intention Of our army which lately
occupied Corinth. He states tina, Gen. Buell., with
IN army Of 60 600 men, embracing two divisions OF
his original corps and all of Gen. Popes forces, Is
in close pursuit of the Rebels under Gen. Polk. A:
last accounts he had reached point below Guntown,
on the Mobile and OHIO Railroad, which is the next
station below Baldwin.
Gen. W. I. Shermans division is on the Memphis
aud Charleston Railroad, repairing the bridges and
the track between Corinth and Grand junction.
The bridges over Cypress and Tuscumba Greeks are
heavy jobs, and will eousuu.e some days.
Gen Woods division, Of Brells corps, ia repair
ing the bridge Bear Creek, 70 miles east OF
Cornth, on the Memphis and Charleston Railroad.
Gen. 1homas has 5000 men in Corinth, acting as
scavengers. They are giving that town and sur
rounding country thorough renovation.
| Gems McClernand and Wallace are at Purdy,
with %, 600 men.
The railroad from Corinth to Jackson, Tenn is
being rapidly put in order, also thar from Jackson
down to Grand junction. so thai iii any emergency,
before Tho completion of the bridges between
Corinih and Grand Junction. troops may be for
warded without delay. Communication by railroad
with Colum BUS ky., il expected To be opened III
few days.
This we regard as most important work for the
Tennessee River Is getting low that in week or
so its navigation will be diiidut and dangerous, and
will prove an insufficient means Tor the transpOrla'
ton of army supplies. 1t is extremely PROBABLE,
also, that its backs, during the Summer will be IL
tested with guerrilla bands, who Will ind bat h'tie
diihculty IN proving upon tho Government trans
ports Hence the importance OF a railroad comnu-
nica,ion between Columbus and Corinth. Eleven
locomotives have been captured by Gen. Halleck,
four Of which are in pef' ct working order, and The
Others not so badly damaged but that they may be
easily repaired. lie bar also captur, large qnan-
tity Of rolling stock. With good road to Colun-
bus, well guarded, as it will be- the transportation
of supplies to the army will be speedier and more
complete than by any other method that has been
sdopted. Mo. Dem.
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His design is, doubtless,

ing regions of the South. His design is, doubtless
to cross the State of Alabama into Georgia, where
he will reach fertile coun ry, populous, strong IN
and where il can cooperate with what may remain
Of the Virginia Rebel army, after the latter is driven
out OF that State.
The prospect now seems 10 be that the war will
soon be transferred 10 the mountain regions OF
Georgia, Virginia, Tennessee, Alabama and the
Carolinas, where they will concentrate all their
armies after having been driven from Richmond.
1t is reliably ascertained that they are already
getting ready for this by shipping stores, supplies
and ammunition TO those sections.
They hope for final success by drawing the Union
armies far from their bases of operation and fore
ing upon them the necessity of long Goes of com.
uioDs, thereby giving chance to resist them by
flank movements in detail Beauregard may pos
IDLY try this pan with Halleck before be gives up
Mississippi. Boston Journal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-16

CONSTITUTION WATER is u certain cure fOr
Dbees and Oh diseases Of The kidneys and BLADDER Sold by
oil DnIsgsts MORGAN ALLxS. Agents ~ Ch-st, v \.
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Young men can learn their true pursuit, and
rn,s how TO ain their children 10 be ue II and happy by
PAreneogica L. amin zion a. Eow ef Nels, 20 Bdwsy.
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Charles L. Flint, Secretary Of The hSsSaeAo
sets Board of Agriculture has sailed ior Enrope OF
torr Of agricultural obfervaihn.
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fAdvcr,iseinen,.l


Gas FNTCgES and COAL on LAMPS N great
NJ Our Mandatory Nos. 9, II and Il Mereers;. Tne
-. a.. United to cal. Archer & PASC0AsI.
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REPORTED SURRENDER OF FORT
MORGAN

Firm The Nec. O,i,an, Ddtd, Nay 81.
We understand For; MORAN below Mobile, sur
rendered 10 the mortar fleet on Thursday.
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Obituary.
PHILADELPHIA. Ss,T

PHILADELPHIA ss, urday. june "a, 1872.
Robert VI. Palmer, Minister 10 the Argentine
Confederation, died at sea on bis way home nom
Parana. I'
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81. CLOTHES. WRlSGER-Just patented
Wiring Beautifully and Ats any tub fsmie, and country
stores .uupied ~ express. fikRE d. 'AN hoss :. 40
a. so,,h.t \ E-Acenis wanted in every town Cot this