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IMPORTANT
70 THE AFFLICTED

\ ~ - 1919 k4A - AAO Lly !
TAR. DOW continues 70 be consulted al his s,.r, =
- aud Eicosi Street. Boston, on ali disease. ~
PRIVATE or DELICATE NATURE.
Hy song egurse Of study and practical exre.;.,o.
unlimited extent, DR. y. has this gratihcation y, -
septlng the unfortunate with remedies that have n.
Stree he brit introduced then, failed to cure Tie poa
alarming ~
uoA oRBnTA AND SYPHILIS.
lisnrath his treatment all the horrors a. tenrrr.l -,
impure blood Imfsacney, scEvfaia tioborrara flssa.
pain aud distress in the regions Il Tucreatiou Inr
fian II the Hiai3cr ard kiaeys. Hydspcela Al.se,s
Haaarl f. ghsfal sHeilinFs and the long train u h.yi
symptoms attending this class II disease, made Ia ~
soaas laylatss the simplest ailiRes 81 child
sEM1NAL WEAKNESS.
pr n dcvotes great part 81 bis tinlc to the ,rps,.
aase caused by secret and solitary habit ~,
rnif- tire body and mind uniting the unfortunate ,s5
Yala4l f1r tsatsHess ssciry ~ the sad ana -,
aHchaly effects produced ~ earis habits Il yoek -
Weaktiess Il the Rack ap3 limbs, Dizziness Il The -
psu,Icss q s!gtt Faipatien q the heart. Dyst.,'
Ner7pusneas, DefaagsBient q the digestive faae,i'
mIsams q CONSUMPTION &c. The fearful effects IN -
~ lard ar nnrh be dreaded tbss 4 nsialrY e,sta.t
Of IDEAS depression 81 spirits sy torednEs arer,g,
a s,cisy seli-iIstrus ulity SC, among the ya
fzsIurssl Such persons shoald before caustatl.ii,.
lz,raany consult physician Il eNi- rrfce ass h. !,
orce restored u heath &ui happiness
Patients who sl remain under itr. puw's trea,rep,
fsx aays or WEEKS, w.l be furnished with praSan.
f5yiFis, aad charges Tor board taSsierate.
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Ayers
CHERRY PICTORIAL.

Coughs, Colds, Incipient Con-
sumption, and for the relief
of Consumptive patients
In advanced stages
Of the disease.
This has been so long used and so uni
yersally known, that we need do no moro
than assure the public that its quality is kept
up to the best il ever has been, and that Il
may be relied on To do all it has ever done.
Prepared by Dr.. j. {. AVER Co,
Practical ard -4nalytinal CAep'ists.
Lowell, Mass. ..
Sold by all druggists every where.
c. g. PECK, Ageat, EllsBerlh, Me. Il
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cO0KInG STOVES

'ENllE and, rs, sned take this method 10 inform
tbs citizens 81 Ellsworth aud vicinity that
they have recently fitted up machinery ior tic
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-23

gle. 1t is her right, and her duty, TO he
also stimulus. Holding, rs she does, iF6e
keys of social intercourse, she has the pow
er to adjust to her own viii what shall he
the received standard of patriotism and
courage. We dou't ask her to use any ar
bitraFy dictates; but we do ask that all her
fresh life and energy, all her inspiring en-
thnsiasm, all her faith in possibility of
graude5t things, all that bright benign
exbnling of mind aud soul, which, thongh
impAlpable; is neither to be ignored nor
withstOod, everything which makes her
vital elemental force in society, as well
as n light and an ornament in the house,
hold, should be positively audn ac-l
lively, coucertedly and systematically, en-
listed for the salvation of. her Eimpe
riled country. We verify believe that in
the hands of the Northern women, wbeth-
er they thiuk it or not, lie the destiuies of
the republic. We know of no other hu-
manspower that can adequately sustain the
aspiration and virtue of the people, which
are absolutely essential to carry them
through this terrible struggle. Give them
US this power of woman and We are safe.
Doubt aud fear would pale into weakness
and meanness before her high ideal
Strong in tue sense of right, deriving
strength from darkest adversely, holding
fast to duty in every perplexity and through
every crisis, ever seeing by the glad
light-would she but take the pains to
transfuse somewhat of her soul into
the man before her, cherishing into
more genial life the motive that should
prompt him to brave endeayOr, inspiring
bright honor, faithfuiness, coustancy, cour-
age, aud, chief of all, the impassiOned feel
ing that imEels tue strenuous will, thus
shaming him away from the hiding places
of timidity and selt-indulgence, and r6us-
ing him and girding him to all noble darL
ing and doiug-we say would woman but
exercise, within her own rightful sphere,
this highest and uoblest function of true
womanhood, we might even now set down
the triumph over treason as good as won.
Brave Commodore Foote has done we'll
in appealing to the ladies, Will they heed
him? ..l ..l
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erali who sympatbized Win the opfpious of

eraliwho sympatbized With the opipious oi
the patriotic people.
This hostility has twice deprived of coth-
mand a General when in the full tide Of
success; while the pro-slavery qualifica-
ltion has tnrnedtinactiou, reluctance to at
tack the enemy, incomp potency aud failure,
into evidences ofthe highest military geni-
us. 1t has insOlently demanded that none
bat pro.slavcty Generals should have any
leading commands in the war and it has
prevailed. 1t covers up military incapaci-
" by the clamor that ithe criticism of it is
all radicalism, and thus prevents its' re-
moval, and continues tue sacrifice of our
armies. 1t continually calls upon the
President to cut himself loose from the
loyal peoples whom it denounces us Radi-
Gals aud Abolitionists and to take COM
servative stand, which means to stand
neutral between the loyal people and the
enemy. ;fEF SOS G5 Rf9
While the Administration is calling for
volunteers to save the Government, this hue
and cry of Abolition is kept up against the
people from whom alone volunteers can be
expected; for the allies of rebellion know
as well as the Administration ought to
know, hat it is only from the anti Slavery
people that volunteers can be expected -
They would have the President cut himself
loose from his only sincere supporters, and
on those who would make terms of submis-
sion to JEFF. Davis if they had the power
They would ALLEVIATE the loyal people by
having the Administration ostracize them,
for their sentiments. They would crush
the patriotism of the people who have
supported the war by making it odious to
them as war solely for SInvery. Aud
then having kept back portion of the
Democratic party from volunteering, by
the cry that it was an Abolition war, and
having cut the President loose from the
loyal people, and having cooled their pat
riotism by obtraging their sentiments,
making them disqualification for military
service and setting up an executive aud
military ostracism of them, these rebel al
lies would have broken down the Govern
ment and destroyed the army, and would
have the country in fit condition for the
grand entry of JEFF. Davis.
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ted the general patriotism that has made
him reluctant to treat his countrymen with
severity SO long'as there was.R possibility
that milder measures firmly enforced might
bring them to submit to the authority of
the constitution.-N. 7. CommeretGt. a 4 ..
We can only say that if tte President
cherishes this spirit Of earnestness be is
in full sympathy with the loyal men of the
nation. They too are desirous that we
should not 6ght the rebellion with half our
strength, but with our whole strength, that
we should use all the means within ohr
power which we can honorabIy use in
bringing this f0ulrebellion to an end. They
are, with the noblest self-deuial, sacriEo-
ing their money and their lives. They ask
that the government shall not have too
many sttuples about weaning the enemy,
If slavery or the Union must go TO the
wall let slavery go, says bold Andrew
Johnson, aud all the people say. Amenl
The President must judge when the time
has come for the choice to be made
between slavery and the Union. His
intimations to the border States men seem
TO indicate that in his opinion the emer
gency is approaching. He exhorts them TO
accept of his offer betimes and save what
they may from the wreck of slavery
Though some Of them are wise enough to
see their true condition and true interests,
we. believe that the majority of them are
not, and that the offer of the government
will not be accepted. What then We
do not know But we must know before
long, These are times which do not wair.
But of one thing we are SURF. Let the
President boldly and promptly use all nee
essary means At his commahtl, and the ma
tiOn will stand by him. They dread moth
inginoW so much MS asWant of vigor and
actiyity.-P ProDi1eHee Journal. - . a-H
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rhe PresIasnt sEnrnest.

1t is within our knowledge that Presi-
dent Lincoln is undismayed by the hercn=
lean task before him tnat bis confidence
in the army of the P0tomac and its young
commander, aud in his ability to achieve
the work he has undertaken. is unabated /;
and that he is more than ever assured OF
the ultimate restoration Of the Union.4
But there is something beyond this which
the country will be gfatifed TO know, and
which it is perhaps PROPER that it should
know at this crisis.f We believe that the
President has Admitted into bis mind the
full conviction that the time has come for
theadoptiouof any yande1ery measure which
promises the speediest suppression of this
foul revolt, and that not without grave
regrets on his part, but beeanse il seems
to have become an Imperative duty, the
promptings Of his kindly nature viii be
held in abeyanee aud the sword Of jnstics
viii be welded with a vigor aud earnest,
ness that will convince tile rebels and the
world that !heis terribly in earnest in the
work of the suppression Of the rebellion,
and that ifhe has to them ever seemed 9TH
erWise, it is because they have misinterpre-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-23
New Spring and Summer -
DR1"G GOODSi

VIE subscriber has now received and opened IEO
y cases OF new Spring and Summer Dry Goods,
which Nli be sold At wholesale aud retaI at lower
prices than ever before. Having pnrehaaed eonsfd.
cradle more than intended as bought All kinds Of
EO9s for Cash aud At ess price than Mt any other
seAsol am determined to dispose of them according
~, and will sell rral4r lll fIT7 =
BEST MERRIhAcE, coCHEeO, and other CALI
eoes of equal grade. ut 12l cents yard Second
qiaiity, fast color. Mt sc. ID - $50 .il5fs.s te-
BLEACHED MUSLIN, yard vide, best quality, at
121Aes 1-s Wide at 10o per ard. n - tfil
iUSBLEACIED MUSLIN, such a. sold weeks
ago at lSTe, 1 will NOW sell at l21<e, aud Others,
v6Ty good at 1ee- ..l1ar Ill 7g5 g4sL
ALL OTHER COTTON GOODS AT OLD PRICES.
BLACK SILKS, which sold always al 81 l2JZ, per
yard, will sell At 1Sc.q l; - boz TITlT.f
In FANCY SILKS have all the latest novelties Ii
An excalled quality Of Barred Summer Snk At only
Soc yard. F-ff.l y l
ENGLISH BEREGEs, worth 2Sc, for I2Iee
LVPEN'S BERESES, worth - &c. for Sic
TRAVELLING DRESS GOODS, all qualities and
prices. d iil2 3 ii-.fi.iis'l1 p - E'TF-fI7
CgIALLIES & DE LANES as low as Is1zo a yard.
lAlso large stock and variety Of Spring and Suui-
mers 4sWLS. uBOARS MAGTILLAS, AZ theveFy
lowest pr ces.
NEEbLEwoRKs in every variety; Collars worth
dARPBFs s14O pieces an styles, cheaper thaplever.
COUNTRY RIFRCIA ETS viii md that
my Wholesale Department Is eomplete than at
any previous season, and i'll sell goods cheaper in
Anch quantities they require, than they could Be
bought in the Eastern cities.
mh25-d&W3m 13T Main &, RhonlinE, Va =.
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SaddIes. Harness, ,Trunks 8!

Wholesale Z RETAIL.
r b. SHEPPARD No.131 Main Street, corner
u Union, will continue to keep on hand lar it
complete assortment of all ayticlesn his lne consist
mg Of Ladies' and Gentemen' Saddles, Rtn9 UoatGe
IIarnesi Trunks, yalees, Carpet Bags, Satehela COZ
lars, Hames, Whips, he.
would respectfully call attention to my stock ana
trust by strict attention and promptness,to merit
continuance of the public patronage
All kinda Ofrepairing promptly done, and LIN IN pro
per mRnner. j.. b. SHEPPARD.z=5. Fl
Sen20'5a 13I, Main Street
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HAPPINESS OR MIsERYI

TNHE Ptoprieto=s OF the sPARIsIAN CABINETOR-
u WONDERS, ANATOMY, and 8IEDICIN u have
determined. regarllles 0f expense to s1e free flor
the benefit Of spheri1g humanity POUR q thefF
most instructive and Interesting Lectures o1 Mar
Eingo and its DisqualiGcatiOus, Nervous Dtbility,
mes, Depression, Loss Of Euargy adi VIlil Pow.
err the Great Social Evils, aud tho4e MaladuS which
result from youthful fOlie, Excess Of Maturity,
Inv luable Lectures have been the O eniIght-
eBIng and saving thousands, and will be forwarded
free on the receipt Of four stAmps, by addressing
SECRETARY PARIsIAN CABiNEf oE fAHAroNT AND
MEDICINE, 668 broadway. New York js21-Iyi =
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To Armsi To Arms!
TAYLOR COUNTY.

The undersigned will address the people OF Tay-
lor COuAty at the following times AMI places, in
response to the Governors proclamation calling for
1850 volunteers from this State.
The proportion for Taylor eOnnty will be about
60 or SO men. ssst-
Tile undarsigned viii also present subscription
paper intended TO raisa 500 90 for the purpose Of
paying each voInnteer = h9uatT of Tx BOLLAIEs in
addition to the amount stated in tho GOveFnor's
proclamation: .-Issl.l ia +s-i'i nE ~ = -'
RnettaYilIe, Tuesday, July 22l, at o'clock p. n
Fetteiaian, we,ines,iAy, 2Ji . s
Bennington, Thursday, a z4th 81 L "a e- o.
b PAirview, = sis-eSIii .
CldyITille, Friday, . 25th q !"
Webster, Saturday, 2Gth"
RrnntytoWn, Monday, 9 2Sth = 2 ." g
. Grafton, Saturday, Aug. ID = S. g. g.
,.-.4., sy HARMON sINSRL,
N. u. JONES,
July is, 1sG2. IT, 7i ELLt:RY Il. HALL
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9atlg ggntslligEll6et
lTERnIs OF ADvlERTIsINe.

TEELTE SOLID LINES SoNPAREII, (oA oNE 1Nca ,)oR
LESS, MAKE A SouARE,5f 5.=.s,,l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-12
WEDNESDAY,, June LIP. NJ

The market this morning WAS quite firm for Gov
ernmens, and all dividend-paying securities were in
active demand for investment; but the speculative
list there was more disposition to sell, and prices
showed a slight decline from yesterdays rates. BE.
tween the Boards there was scarcely any business
doing and no changes in prices were reported At
the Second Board the market opened little dull, but
as the session extended there was more animation,
and better feeling seemed to pervade the minds Of
operators-the market closing steady for sl stocks,
and for some descriptions at an advance Of iql y
cent Rock Island Was freely offered at Gi
early in the day. and this afternoon 65s was
bid. The following arc the closing priccs:
United States Gs 1881 Registered 1913 1881; United
States &c, 81, Coupons lcGi 1861; Oregon War
Loan, half yearly, l0J 1861; United States Treas
ury Notes, $40, 1866 a LOG; Tennessee State &c,
60, aGli Missouri State Is, SO, a $50, American
Gold, 1911 d lOil Pacific bal Steamship Company,
ll6allGl; New-York Central X. r., 81 a92i;
Erie Railroad, 3Sq38i, Erie Railroad Preferred, SO
aG6l; Hudson River Railroad, 47IdEI Harlem
Railroad, l6ol6l; Harlem Railroad Preferred, 1891
a39i; Reading Railroad SLASH; Michigan Cen
trial Railroad, 6iiSG5; Michigan Southern and
Northern Indiana Railroad 27ld2'i; Michigan
Southern and Northern Indiana Guaranteed, So
5Si Panama Railroad, 1850; Illinois Central
Railroad, Gii a65; Clevelaud and Pittsburg Rail
road, u az; Gaeps and Chicago Railroad, 70la
70l Cleveland and Toledo Railroad, i6 o fGl; Chi
cago and Rock Island Railroad, 65s a65l; Chicago,
Burlington, and Quincy Railroad, ~ a7s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-12

There has been expended upon the road, which is
properly chsrgeable to construction, $43, 1856 Ia. or
this amount 81 3ll Us is included in the item of re.
pars the remainder, 1858 IL, ia put down rs the
cost Of new works. The road earned tue lst week
in June 1861, $2i do. 1867, S!6,SS. Increase,
o. 1888.
The May earnings of the Cleveland and Toledo
Road wers over s. 0c0 in advance of 1851. The To-
ledo Road earned in its last fiscal year 003 63.
Thompson Brothers report Ia follows:
Custon-Hou,s U. s. Demand Notes 2a2s prem scarce
arrsnt,, 100. aud lGos GaSSc $685. soascc;
$40 Note. ". 81 couutor rates. Clean. IO5.acsi in.
Done.tic EXCHANGES and Uncuucut Money: No ehsogc
since last rates publish ed ia TRlbrSK.
Specie, counter rs,ss: Gold, 4ldii prem; Silver. 2SJ
prem.
The State OF Indiana win pay the Let Of July in
terest in New York on the public debt in gold. The
official notice of the Treasurer of Illinois does not
specify gold but No the taxes for the support OF the
public debt are collected in gold, the impression is
that tho payments here let July will be made by
the American Exchange Bank in kind. Ohio has
already provided gold for her interest Massachu-
selts and New York pay in gold, aud we hear nothing
to the contrary in reference to Connecticut or Ken.
lucky.
Tho Chemung Railroad will pay 9 Y cent quarter
" dividend at tho Park Firo Insurance office, No.
237 Broadway, on demand.
The interest on the lows State debt will be paid
by Gilman, Son & Co., No. Al Exchange place, on
LIST Of July.
The Minnesota Mining Company declares semi
annual dividend Of e. v share, or 10 cent ON the
capital stock from the net earnings Of 1861 payable
after tho 9Th Of July.
We annex comparative statement OF the Exports
exclusive Of specie) from the Port Of New.York 70
foreign ports for the week ending June 10. and since
Jan. 1:
1850. 1891. 1852.
Preyiousy rsport.i. :. 3S0ssSTs 5sSsi<r S2sis. roo
Since jan L.....tT.sioeos ts7.sil.So SA+ss. leo
Our export tables show great increase over the
corresponding period ia 1860. and nearly equal to
thosA ~ laAt yAAr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-12

uoxop,nrr Mrsrros.--Ths Police Co%mls I'M,
era. a, recent meeting, resolved ''1, n.,,~.,.
mention DO made in tho records o. the Dsps Ss
~ ronua.msn VIM. Blair of the Fourth Precinct ~
IN. .IiII and address shown by him in capturing w.
s ' ho attempted to rob the office Of no S' a.
p ""san s,.smDOs. Company, on the night 7" ~
let inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-12

s.,u,, 70 rHs FRrsca CossvL'-fese. .d
o~.. .h. French Consul. General n th. -,
s' .o..;"o 70 ysi. one of tho French msas. .s,.
lying of the Battery, When ~ '
dos bic rank.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-12
". are requested 70 psbax u. SllssissSS 60
from the Dslavsrs and Hudsoa Canal Cespssy:

from the Delaware and Hudson Canal Ceupesv.
The recent fs.h.. has re.assS IN Gcss 49,. y u
works.
Tho canal viii probably be cosed month 10 NH. 49,
You are therefore notified that your coosrse. FOR A..
be considered cancelled In The proportion = - ~;
occupied In restoring the canal may bear TO the whe psoS
Contractors who did not take their mil monthly pro,...
In May will be considered entitled to claim tSs sS
cheney A'''''' GEO. TxTsoT 5lyS SiFh p,
The Cincinnati Commercial of Monday pubIishs.
the following remarks upon the prospects Of III.
growing crops at the West:-
interest 10 course felt In all parts Of the osao.
the condition Of the crops and the prespsvs ysi Az
counts reach Of serious damage TO the wheat In soa cs
ties by the Hesssn y but the Of complaint IL muA
less than usual and taking tho promise now ssndI
certainly sssssc.ory for abundant yieI Il
Gil kinds Of fruits and grains. ,s .r
THE Chicago Times remarks upon the sasa cub
ect:
We learn that the Hesan fly and the cinolbus hsv, n.
yaded hundreds OF heds Ia every direction and the fss,s a
these pests have already been such - 10 create gsl I
alarm for the coming crop In zone psA OF Nssths uHs
Along the line Of the Gseus and Chicago Union Railroad r.:
AZ. told that whole fields Of wheat have been
IN many instances In this State and in Iowa the crop Ia bes
plowed up and repsnsd In corr Ase most sbSass hna
been ruined those immediately adjoining have apparently
escaped ell harm On the other hand we hss foo, seoess
of the country where the are looking hney end
we'll The large breadth Of land sovn this year may sous
for the loss OF portion Of hs Tbs
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