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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-20
Peter Faneuil a siaSsnoIder.

The Boston Journal of the 5Gh inst., pub
fishes the following copy Of an autograph let
ter from PETER FANEuIL, by whom Fsneuil Hal
was donated to the town Of Boston. It is 9
curious and interesting relic of the past, The
originsl of which the Journal says it has seen
Il shows that PETER FANEUlL, like mauy Of biz
fellow towusmen in those days, held negro
slaves:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-20

THE CRITICS AND THE PUBLIC ARE RIGHT
in predicting that thls will surPas, in graphic mar.
ratve exciting interest," aud extensive pularty, oil
other histories Of the for the Union Its tbems will
be the heroic daring, patient suffering, and hairbreadth
escapes OF soldiers and sailors, and Its Incidents will
form theme OF conversation at innumeabe nresdOs
for years to come. II will contain, In addition 70 iu
stirring details the philosophical Analysis OF the Causes
OF the War, b. JoRH LoTHRoP MCTLKY, LID, author
Of THE Rise Of the Dutcn Republic" etc the dates Of
all the important events from the John Brown raid ana
and revised account Of the principal battles
with engravings.
One third the proceeds Of all Subscriptions sent d.
rect to will be given for the Relief Of nhabed Sol
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address at Also. any officer private, or person
in any section OF the country having knowledge Of 0
heroic act or stirring incident will oblge BY sending
US an account Of II.
BooKsSLLERs PosTMAsrHRs, and CANvAmrNa Aanazs
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-20

The Act for Calling Out the Militia
and Ghe Employ of Negroes I'm
Ihe Military and Naval Service Of
the United states.
The New York herald., 1862-06-14
NEW YoRE. HERALD SATURDAY, JUNE IA, 1852

bushcs. at a.. vr...-. -. r.,,. .,a
-sse. TO- state.
sssx as qui I, While the sales making were limited
CnroS-Ihe market was ame spinners being alb
sen. whA. tire sales confined TO 30 . $50 naLs,
sssirg q ietiy at Sic. . Bike.
fcnIs-Ratcs steady and closed 81 decided
ADVANCE To liverpocI abrui SO 900 bushels n wheat
wers engaged NJ 9kd. lod in bulk and ships bss
1900 90. st9hd, In shil s BAGS; SEQ bbls hour
at IS 3d. "a % 25 hds hams at 26s 81 500 Iack-
ages lard nj 25s 27s Cd e. London 5000 bbls. Hour al
- 3D. 3s SO tierces ork at 7s and 50 bb 20 - A.
I'D II Brist O00 bushels OF wheat, IN bulk az 10 Nd,
and 300 bbis III -four al s. big 10 Bel at with
wheat lid In bulk and brig with wheat a. Ii sd II
iur IA diruri part, II O. Cork f)r orders. AZ Id
lRoyIsloSs.-Purk-Ihs market was heavy an lower,
clos ng with more ctiyity ~ the decline. The sales
footed up for the day about 5000 hbs, $40 nv
sIl Co., for mess and 80 SO 1875 Tor primo. safe
or 30 bbs mess deliverable in Tho last half of Aug ST.
was made at$l l2h. Beef was duh; sale OF so bbls.
was made uncl angcd prices. Cut meats wer elssr
wh 81 $50 packages al nc. &c for hams IN dry
SALT axe 47se Tor hams, 4ac for smoked shoulders,
5lc for smoked sides ard 80 600 bellies eortel
at PIT Lard quito active and prices were arm
sales Of ! 800 packages were made at &c. aSssc
SroARs--als OF about 600 hhds. mae NJ az %.
7c for fair refining grades and At TIC. a Ike Tor
grocery goods and sales OF 200 boxes made pr
vae ierms.
The New York herald., 1862-06-14
FINANCIAL AND CONNER CIAu.


FRIDAY, JUNO l5--o :.
Money is offered everywhere on call at per
cent. Mercantile paper s"lls mt o 5; certificates
Of Indebtedness at i00ss lo034; green backs at
1851. The forthcoming Issue Of Treasury notes is
still general subject Of discussion. No one OBJ
jccts 10 the scheme save those who have opposed
Mr.. Chase's policy from the start, and who are at
least suspected Of harboring no very kindly feel
ings to the government in the present crisis. The
true key 70 Mr.. Chasc's policy at present h to
keep the new go bonds at such premium that
The holders Of legal tender paper shall seek TO
fund II as soon as they get IL. The new issue OF
paper will probably achieve this result.
Foreign exchange is very nghty ana uncertain.
Bankers bills on London are qrcted al lls n
ll64; gold, 10jN n.
The stock market was rampant to-day: tho
amount Of business done was enormous. At the
morning board governments were sold Mt the cx.
treme advance or last evening. State stocks were
inactive. and Tennessces and Mssoutis again an
eighth lower. This singular decline in bprdcr
State stocks, while all other stocks are Luoyant
and advancing, IL ascribed 20 the ccc, OF the re.
fusal Of the Missouri Convention 70 entertain a
scheme u emancipation. Many spectators had
been buyers " Missouris IN the belief that il was
about 70 become free State, in whicl event ts
bonds would be worth es much AZ those Of Illinois
Indiana and Iowa. All clnsscs OF railway bonds
we're higher. The Michigan Southern snaing
funds are now within fraction Of par, and the
public viii not be surpri.nt 70 hear that the COM
pany has today given ~ II e,l. Ior all The over
due first mortgage how'd, i euuld ial. and has
called for the F9maiudef. lftsburg, Fort Wayne
anJ Chicago bonds advaafcd x per cent. An The
speculative sbarea we're broyau'. New York
Central adyancsf y ~, cent, Erit II, frs pre.
ksred X igris,u I, Harlem II, Harlem preferred
The New York herald., 1862-06-14
GREAT MILITARY BURLESQUE.
THE HIT, OF THE WAR SEASON.


The word newspaper already familiar with
that irierressblo corps elite OF the Grand Armys the
MACREREL BRIGADE,
whose unparalleled In the of forced marches.
= ges. mammoth battles. or rednctos sut ~ and COM
'"A'As 'A0'e sUSpAY S MERCURY
by thai powerful cruz observer. nderout and nourshinS
war correspondent okPnEus 81 Eaiat s'cnk e. KERR.
Whose great horse "Pegafsiss
VIII again referred in his letter appearing In 10
mnrrow's
SUNDAY MERCURY.
The same unique epistie will also treat OF
BRIT sh tribute to Honest Abe,
TIE Virginia l. ndon IT mes"
The Colo e,t Iuae man OF tne 4umter" Aa, 10.
Wipding e>cri,on OF the terrific naval
ck Lake, the Mao ere feet and the
foreign Consns ed, how victory was
aehey, by the venerable Commodore Head.
In addition to which, the SUNDAY TABLE TALK" or
to-morr0ws
SUNDAY MERCURY
viii pr, sent it's usna array Of spc ial reading
The Countless friends that nimitable ana war worn
THE DISBANDED VOLUNTEER.
will his lucuration hkewise In the great
Sunday newspaper, which not only enjoys crc laton
unrvalled of tho choicest literary
'sA''ns M LATEST NEWS
OUR ARMIES IN THE FIELD,
received and Associated fress Telegraph, mp 10
foor cok Sunday morning
msns In Ike Field; the Latest Local News Fashion News
Ship News. Foreign Intelligence, &c
Advert sers viii please remember that the busi
floor of Il ding lls FAlon street directly over me
MANN 9th Lightning Press Of the Establishment.
The New York herald., 1862-06-14
British Vessels about tn Run the Ameri-
can Blockade.

BosroS, June II, 1862.
Mr. Albert Carrier OF Eewburyport, passenger by the
Asrca informs the Traveller that two steamers were
about 10 leave Queenstown FOR Nassau with the intention
OF running thrrn blockade. One the Julia
Usher Of four hundred and sixty tons bHrthen,
Captain jenkins reps rcd TO be owped Liverpool She
led up with Thousand barrels OF POWDER In tho
night time, and would sail immediately. This steamer
formerly tho Annie Chidc. which ran Southern
port some time since, aud took cargo os cotton
Ae. 10 Liverpool The second vssei, Of 500 10 900
tons, reached Queenstown May 81 loaded with arms and
stores. She would oil up with powder before sailiu
Her not eftained. Tho Inhabitants Of
QceEstown state that two other vessels sailed tho pre-
ysus week for Nassau for tho purpose Of running the
blockade.
Mr.. Carrier states that while IN England there Is a
general feeling In favor Of the South, In Ireland 10 In
exactly the reverse MI classes being ardenty In favor Of
Ms triumph Of the government and the restoration
lhs Union.
The New York herald., 1862-06-14
SHIPPIN G N IS.
ALMANAC FOR yoRx-TnIs DAT.
NOON -
81 HIGH WATER morn ~ "
Port Of New York, June la, 1864.

CLEARED. .
stesmshp City Of Of New York tBr Petrie Queenstown
Sic. mshp s.xonia 1Aam,, Ehlers Southampton and sa
sir Empire, Coonbs. Liverpool-zrreca O..
ss ssp ns fs
shipAhce Bal, Ross. Liy.rrooi-c Dmcan = Co
SIP prssIdeni Fillmore Ns,s n Lonsqn-T oahham
shp sa1.s Lasa Bsdss R,na
snip Martha tBr). Brewer. 81 john NB-Mara0ck 4
Bars psllas Biddle Belize, Hon--I Jex.
s.rs ssas aay Ern S aag'in ssn
Bark smith Anderson New qr.eaas,N Brgha,n
M sris sos1oa Lady cBr, ion% i an FAlmoah- pasls
brs csuTsr air.. g Nav Orleans a coera G'0aes'sr
s sr f%. E.. hsys Ssf S. xp;ssAs St S4 nsrasSs
schr Ecipse Te.srscn Gaaiaoane-sm,,h. Jones 4 Go.
ssh & Sane sash h Mars marn anaH Co.
schr Prince Of Wales tBr), Chisholm Halifax-H 9
ssSr cSssa s Stephen er,,.
EF- snaa sasAA
nsyss; ss,s, S,;s1 sraa' sasA
sehr sarah hoI@ Iaaisa save Ysaan Co.
SIR iis ross N MlSs,.ssas b, non hs.S sss
sehr Gentle; aelcSei- Porssmeah-w Brown os.
sehr hrno crocRes Bo.soo@H aafes
s.hr Seven Sisters, CrowI y, Boson-Master.
n s,ss. yss
Schr II idson, Waterman, Bristol-L Kenny
s.hr Conn Sonmerce s Msllin Biigsper,s-nMss.sr
Sioop A steel,nan, savrrs. Cape May
ARRIVED.
.ns
s,e.mship ParksTssnye, & Hoffman, Portland with mdss
BARK Pincsioa, seeiey Demarara May 81 with sugar &C.
srg Mary AIyps ssf Bos,os Ames Maannas days
"ss s'sse avon sr ef fFsston r
days with snsa G 20 b9ya B. Sacs u nsa & Had some very
scir Reindeer Br, or Halifax. Archibald. Arroyo, Nny
70 with % moassss :: a. Hamilton s I, .v.o pon..
rssss
81 40 ION e os whaling schr Ellen Eliza Of provinces
s culmsr Elsshsra With trs; e
sssy " .sa T. s ssapses sss'an Washed
'Ss D '' soar. 10 ds w
pas,rr % Tas,er ps T-.,.s. r,.,or., rn,., .a.v.
ssSr %ssd' fe::s1: Hs.ssas ipSs %;, sSsy.
sr sIo.n aase
SIT $snJ Sr%ppsr conklln chnso,sasgs l,ys
Pr Sn1 Sesae darson
schr rredCcre fredmore Gsorsctown r. pc sys
schr s cempton Yates Yates Assandra, ss,,I,a, % DAYS
ss Manqe de aa
schr + Dsyls, Evans berlin lga M: days.
SKI Tl,,Is David FoF.sr, sss;,, p9edlp
sctr Caroline knight wilson, Eastport 2 davs.
via Fortress Monroe So hours in baias. to Quarter
STEAMER Sea Shore U TRANSPORT seeley. Fortress
roe, aays. in ballast 10 8 q, artern1aster.
Steamer Stevens. Douchcrtv. faliimore.
Steamer ironsdes pandrrvec-. Philadelphia
Steamer Falcon Williams Providence.
The bark Mimi symmes, which arrived l2th FROM
Matanza~ reports that George Herio OF Charleston Sc
died OF umpton during the passage lie aged 81
years.
RrruaSrp-B brig Gunare Stood for Dernarara rr,rrn-
cd port night OF iIth aer proceeding a. Rr Sandy
Hook, in r0ase quence of the dis uyp!y of a leak.
BELOW.
Brig Victoria tNorl, from Shields, rs days
Also, Br bark name unknown.
Steamer Drigo, Fortress Monroe.
Wind at sunset NV.
The New York herald., 1862-06-14
POLITICAL.


AT LARGE AND ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING OF
~ the In pen ent DeniocItic General Conns,tte, hto
ut Military Il TlGrnday yenine, l2tn ns the t,ow.
iDg pfeuni. ald utions niInoiisly ptei
Whereas, the tatioa of the United pecIiy
reserres tpte ope the rish tace.b to assemble to
dis uhic matters and fo bids abIidgen the
fecdoni speech and wner In he misfo wbisn
snTolEd our dearly beoved com ry. IL is tsleciay
lie du Of every citizen 10 supot the
hsca by the led ral cuhst the hama,
the o.her 20 uird With jealous all infsngemcns
the rgL OF tae people by department OF lne
mFnt; therefore,
Resolved AS tie OF this General Commitlee That
che present. should nc weed "nl, for the pun
restoring Ii and for The prese
=, thai hen that ect shall nave
been attained the should cea e.
Resolved That We are unteraby oppose 10 making the
one oi enanciI alton too equality, III Z v
denouf eq AL ouable those twin sisters
abo Itiou.
~ SOW That the hopes OF the country centred IN tie
deno rate party and lnat in order that the Enlprr Sst
may be TO den rule sii
tyes whatever may have past o IT, al ia
iinns To unite with ne In Wig, effort in favor
"Un Jon the constitution and the iawn
N MORRIS. Chairman.
NM. USLiEA, Vice do
4. MARxEwIrz,
Is. L. sCnAIpE. ISecretariee.
JonN CRuaP }
The New York herald., 1862-06-14

sHIr sorruArp, Howe for Genoa with coal while go
South Round head where she remained at P on tie 18th
full oil water.
B,mK WV woopsipF from Asyab March II for Falmouth
lon s. 10 T. '' -
BKls (no, ship IlonAnr before reported the
and ,owed into sciy az be'orc stated
sSnr BRows G sTosr so Tor NTw Hayn win
,w. the ,aass ~ us sayn ad RSck was by
immediaey N about ~ let water The r.w elun TO e
III. chann. wav and with good weather eau probably be
saved, with perhaps al her cargo.
having broken radder pn.,s Us whsn near Rocky Po" wi
The steamship iianzas having hccp thoroughly repaired
ha. reiarpedi her berth pier Mr. and viii her
place In the Y ; transport ieet
spoken, &c.
ship Bulxley Ross, hence for Antwerp June lat 80
Chaplin for Isle of Sal 10 load for Boston. Nav Is 10
Bsrt Isabella jones' from Liverpool for Baltimore May
ASark bound 81 showing signal Of blue ground with
ball and two nsde her nsmo 10 be Theoda) seen
big Julia Anu Farr hence April Is for Australia May
sa sse ssy mSs days s sS 'n''' for Delaware
Foreign Ports.
May Nav | 6pSs Issssr Ws.ss
John Franklin DesIeans Ia Ia
sasn 70 A Az as a H. s s u is NAY Gen. Brown as hides for
a,rRf, Rss ss'of Pss s u. s..
c5s. :5ss :s Sas Ii M seAwsps Ham
s E%sip ss1s E.Io DaT Sss sysss sy.s
CaRDnsAs. June 3 hrigs Chas Mlar Brcwer. AMI J
In,yEr, M,In.re Key West SID 81, sthr Marine, 0od
BfAl, May 2sAr SPARKLING Wave, Emery, London FOR
Card). Sid 10Th WIN singer Farley Callao tuot
DusIix NAV 2e--Arr Zephyr Small Philadelphia
ss @ Basr r o ns
day Lanl Troy ridge Nea; z :, f9r r,o 90 days T -
Good Hcps Iondoni Gambia Rean tfrom Havana), crou.
a Gs.sfnsaso. May Tin port scirs Newell for SYork
Gosarys MAY i7inIori .chrs Abbic Forest, for York
Hsyas.. J"9ea barn. AeSIe.a Eaes. ac: vi.
Murray Key weti schrs Edw kddsr, Barssen. le Eliza
eoae SYors and n d sth Tor New 6resns ss sass
Anna Bats Ratn .tn, Glars Am COON Gynea Lin
si s,b. barks Churchii. Gray, sasua, 9Th. Ielcon.
Isls ., ssI ~ May i4- port ship Uncle Joe sewal.
E%lr.. Lyons :. Jona SB ,iS, = Tsisr s.sn sssaa.
ra s @ py re- & & M wynars w9 rsr Re Ok
ssS ss BsGs ssss s as H@;& "s & rafrs s%s ' Toni
Cd ls,b, Frank Flint Toby Haiiax Thornton, Collins,
@ s~f fOf es E%s frSh ,san sss ssb b Me- ans a.
well. Boston; Canoya, Hayes Cacuiia Scranton, Alag
En-, o., 18Th, Aaelaie Cutting for Yyork 29h. Glasgow
'Efosnos May 5o--Arr Ro.a, Minde, Nyots.
Cd zyh, Kathay. RsnpeIl, shangeae, 3oh, Yeston
hi, on, 2s,h Congfess, Woodward, for SYork soth
i"sboSpsrsy .ss Mly gcArr Minnehaha Mcgs'b NYors
Lrmcs, NAV 2t-Arr sgert 10 en- .en, syorE
ESraSgas Mss sl--Arr bars Alamo, Godfrey. Key wee
sor sor. 81 Il n SarR gD Ea"a i u n Dsor r1~n.
ne g. So' oesas % m = nsn.s.@ s.s ro'ssps 81
Merritt. Berry, do; LaIrabee, DaieJ Poss'and bah
The New York herald., 1862-06-14

anadan hoar also fell or BE- por bbl, while the sales
embraced about llOo bbs closing at the above Gguros.
Sa'hen nour was loss buoyant and active. Ihs salos
embraced 500 bbls. within the range Of the above a,o
'aons Rye -Four was steady at the above prices with
saes of l75 bbls. Corn mes was without change In
prices, While the saes embraced 100 bbs Isrsov and
brandvNi WLelt was heavy. and declined about De-
tcr hushei owing 10 the advance in freqhs mo ears
amounted " 10 07o bushels, at 81 IL al 14i< "a rsd
Ne-tcrn, u ~ ter mixed ndLnN, S1 o. Al 05 fr
ber Iowa ana 6reen Bay, e5c. ~ 10 ob
aud ~ slc ~ ~ ior Chicago spring. Com wna
henvy. AND csosed NJ decline or H. 10 %
per bushe with sales o IS 600 b. helg repoIt Ell a, a.
n sec ior new western mixed aud st blc SO &c C,r
old do. IN store and delivered Rye was in fair q n,ahJ
with sales q 900 bushels Siate at 10. Buley wa3
ytssdy and 600 brshels were epor cd al r. g. arev
malt more nctve, with salcs OF 100 br.bets "a
PIT Oats we're n good request, with sales ii 25 ovo
The New York herald., 1862-06-14
CPECIAL NEWSPAPER TRAIN
kC fpH TIE
SUNDAY MERCURY.

To the ur-on country demand for the GREAT SUN.
ING EDITION VIII @ forwarded North TOMORROW ny "A
special New slapr Train. run by l.. N. SHEAR Co,
Which Will Alba am Troy, connect far Sl
toga sprin-s, leaving THE SUNDAY MERCURY at the in.
i. rnr. places the
Tne pcop. IL Interior well aware in order
ontain The LATEST AND FULLEST WAR NEWS by
LIGHTNING TELi.o AsH ana THE MAILS, an 10 know
t,at Inspired OF inter, 81 and IN New
iork up 10 DAY rREAK ON SUNDAY MORNING. it y ab-
9 uieiy c, ss.lry HE SUNDAY MERCURY.
tney want the paper causr Ih'y snos II conains III.
--LATEST IETE1IiGES1 L on AL sub ieets, and III NONE
OrIIEi CAN stPP IFS PLATE. The SrE1IaL
SNNDAY MEN S. APER TRAIN ~.il .nahle them 10y
~ agiN rast OF IT, sh inteli ence,
Itch tn have al h been de aired that day.
The New York herald., 1862-06-14
ADDITIONAL FROM EURORs.
TIE MAILS OF THE AFRICA.
A Rebel warning of rAe Evacua
tion of RichyAond.
THE MEXICAN. QUESTION.
Ae,, Aess &cs

Ths slcasashh s ica, from Halifax, arrived a. Bos
at ten o'focs Yesterday morning. The newspaper
sg for the press despatched by the shore route
,rain rad arrived at York half past r.
Tho mails were forwarded 20 New York by the
evening train, which is due AZ early hour As morn
ing
We have The following details OF the tolegraphsd
irom Halifax and already published in the HExALp.
The Liverpool Tises of the 31st Of May says.
General Simon Cameron late Minister u War or tho
Cpiee states and Ambass aaor al st. Petersburg
arrived in London a week, and s stopping az the Ed
ward's Hotel, Hanover square.
Ike Paris corrcsro1cent u the Manchester Guardian,
writing sho 25sh of May, says
do not, of ccurso what the state or the case
may be yoer side the water a. far as parties
co. but decidedly this side Of the channel the most
ardent desire IS felt in tho English Ministry
What arate 10 you short time since perfectly true
E sror Naolo. betaoe ths tory party end I've Aanchss
ley', members.
The New York herald., 1862-06-14
C1ILL RISING
THE CIRCULATION
or THE
SUNDAY MERCURY.

Faster than tho quicksilver rises in the thermometer under
gro xiic 0f the cir aton OF the
GRE ATt T NEWSPAPER X EN Err PUBLISHED ON SUN.
DAY The iropr etors ela and are prepare 10 prove ar
apoaI vii afford them he opportunity that
te inay rcuri.s biz he'd and solo every
c than TEN THOUSAND COP Is the
SUN TOTAL OF the issues ether SUNDAY papers.
Hence lai regular increase In advertising pa
uouage vw Of whch and Il the labor Of brnsing
out such of matter IN time for the Sunea morning
afasi tabe, fen and others requested ~
.nni Il heir avors to he counting roon No il3 FULTON
STAEET earyss possible Sat' day. Th erton Of
reaching the oce after 10 O'Clock Satur
day night cllnot be guaranteed.
The New York herald., 1862-06-14
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

ID r. M.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS market heavy, and the
demand moderate whe prices fell of from Sc 70 1oc.
per bb The GALES embraced 10 900 bb,s closing with.
IN the following range Of prices
The New York herald., 1862-06-14
w THE TIDE or SUCCESS
SETS SO STRONGLY IN FAVOR OF TIE
SUNDAY MERCURY

This newspaper Of the people has reached Its present proud
journalism the ,ouniry aiming
The hole Quad hercoere .uped b. the daily and
y press and continually aiding features In all IT,
departments It's ar Corrspondence furnished BY officers
of every grade and by Intelligent private soldiers actually
In the cl, and actors ;he which they descrbe
furnishes compe ensivc. interesting and verncious
history If the kreN str e than 10
obtained from any other accessible the public IL
supplies in act srani progressive panoramic picture Of
reader only the srand events OF the but the in
dental exploits which give romantic interest to The majestic
story.
des3at, hes every military depa tmcnt including in ad
Il tiun TO all the information supplied by the Asso
Pr special bulctns from its exclusive
ponaents In Washington and elsewhere.
BY hsn thous nd copies that of all the other
combnen success mainly attributable to the
that like st. Paul, 1t s ali things 70 all mem" Ship
ping News, Fire News, Police Intelligence Markcts. Local
Record Reports OF iubc Meetings. Court News Theatrical
Critgues, Political News, and all the business information
whc is considered impor ant IN FIRST class commercial
paper, being given o. greater length an in The weekday
journals.
To these peculiar of tie daily press added
original stories OF the highest merit the lannon's SUNDAY
ULuNTEEK, together with all else that give interest
TO weeAls the highest order No Sunday paper either
In this country abroad presented su OF at
ions for all classes TO sexes, and hence the
aud constantly ncreasns sales of the SUNDAY
Tue oltc. Of the SUNDAY MERCURY has been recently
enlarged and whoever wis the largest and
gla.d spaper esttblishren the American cont
do better than call at li3 fulton any
night, and max tour premises.
nitudc OF the ONLY LIVE SUNDAY NEWSPAPER as viii
be derived irum PEE sonnl 'nsiestipu.
The New York herald., 1862-06-14
Fl'IlE WAR NEWS
TILE crNnAX MERCIrpY

TIE SUNDAY MEkCURf
DOrs Isl o guesses, out oil
rraphc deci tinns from Jung writer's who parc ate
tie esp they r5uicle II has the fullest
from I'LL iiiary OF them exciu
has act its statements for the
tha they farns by cores who draw
upon her inasil atons for their iacts. Tue SUNDAY
MERCURY IL always of al cotcmporari.s In
the notable instances being
OF the destruction OF The Meriimlc and the
ia Norfolk SIX bours advance OF the issued
py er JON mails.
1IiE WAR, LOCAL AND ALL OTHER NEWS
Publish, in tue SUNDAY MERCURY is two hours later
that Of other cr issued on Sund y the columns
If lie paper being kept until alter four o'clock Sun
.ay morning.
fhis iaci las given to the SUNDAY MERCURY oircula
tiun than that Of all the oter sunday papers
une compel en'areer 4 Of the spacious establish
meat No. I3 Fulton street. hich Is the
and complete newspaper concern IA the United Safes
rI,uE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF AN IN
L yaid-Pnplished for the 1ene and Is warming to
young suffer debility, de-
4 Ac., plying the means OF selfcure. BY who
hinse.l after rut 70 reat expense taroush
the antiior NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esl., Bedfor, ngs
county, NJ w. by postpaid addressed envelope.
The New York herald., 1862-06-14
FROM THE WIFI OF ALDERMAN wUNDER, GRE.
MANTOWN.

uEHhAST0wN, June ], 1861
DR- @. N. JAcKsos-SR--It pleasu O. two years
to give r;ihcas tcslifyiug the German
Dtters had done for me- am now perfecy cured Of all
those dIssas edic pro cure--vix Dys-
pcpsa Chronic and Nervous Dsbty Disease Of Kid.
nrys r.. The powerful influence Il upon
prostrat0n snrprising have been consulted frequently
N reference TO your Bitter. and whoa, hesitation have
commcni IL Tor IN. aioso complaints and In every in
stance has rrecuay cured Your med cine has great
reputation In Germantown, and II sold In every drug
should question what ay let IN m come TO Germantown,
and viii N their satisfaction that the Bkters have
cured 10 this viniy than twenty Of the shove
disea-e Respectfully, HANNAH WUNDkB