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NO. so
The Pilot Fish.

Il was iu the month Of May. l79S. that the
ship that bore the celebrated French zoologist,
NJ. Geofrey, was lying becalmed between
Cape Bonaud and the Island Of Malta, when
the eqnui Of the passengers was diSsipated by
the approach Of shark He was preceded by
two pilot fishes, that directed their course to-
ward the ships stern, which they inspected
twice, swimming from one end to the other
No; finding anything, they for time departed
The shark, it is asserted, never lost sight Of
the pilots, and be seems 10 have followed them
as If he had been an iron shark, and they had
been magnets. The sailors threw over large
hook baited with pork. The three, observing
the splash Of the bait, stopped. The two pi-
lots advanced as if TO examine the cause.
While they were gone, the shark was seen
playing upon the surface Of the level sea, now
diving. now re-appearing in the same place.
When the pilots discovered the pork, they
swan swiftly back to the shark, took the lead,
and all three made towards the ship. The
shark did not seem TO discover the bait till it
was pointed out to him by the pilots, when he
made a rush at it. and was hooked and holStei
on board Here the pilots seemed to have led
their friend to bis death.
The next witness, q captain Of the royal na-
W, gives these leaders credit for greater saga
city. Captain Richards, while on the Medi-
terranean station, saw following the ship
shark, attracted probably by a corpse, which
had bsen committed to the deep. The day
was fue. A sharp hook baiied with pork.
was thrown out. The shark attended by four
pilot fishes, repeatedly approached the bait
Whenever he did so, one of the pilots was dis
tiuctly seen from the tatfrail to run his snout
against the sharks head, as if to turn it away.
After some further play, the shark swan off in
the wake Of the vessel, his d0rsal fin being
long distinctly visible above water. When,
however, be had gone a considerable distance.
he made sudden turn, darted after the ship,
and before the pilots could overtake him. snap
ped at the bait and was fast On hois,ing
him up, one of the pilots was observed cling
ing 10 his side until he was out Of water then
he fell off All the pilot fishes then swan
about awhile, as if in search OF their friend,
with every appearance of anxiety and distress;
they then started suddenly down into the
depths of the sea.
Mr.. Mayen deposes that he saw no less than
three instances in which the shark was led by
the pilot fish. When the former neared the
ship the pilot swan close to his snout or near
his pectoral fms. Sometimes the pilot fish
darted rapidly forward and sideways, as if
looking for something, and constantly went
back to the shark. When the latter was with
in twenty PAGES of the ship, a piece of bacon
fastened to great hook was thrown over
board. Quick as lightning the pilot fish dart
ed up, smelt tie bait and instantly went back
again TO the shark. swimming many times
round his snout, and splashing as if TO give
him exact information as TO the bacon. The
shark then put himself in motion, the pilot
showing him the way, and in a moment was
fast to the hook.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-10-18

Prentice said if Chandler should walk
home in the manner be frequently walks the
streets, and were paid by the distance traver-
sed, his nissge would bankrupt the treasury.
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One OF THE ExEMPTs.-Surgeon- hat 5
the matter with you?
Woull-beexempt-Weak back, sir-very
weak back
S.-Weak knees you mean.
W.-Yes. sir. weak knees-very weak
knees can't march.
S.-Yes, III give you a certifcate-(h (he
writes J
Upon honor, | hereby certify that the
bearer, -, is weak in the knees a great
coward, who shrinks from defending his coun-
try. Hope be will be put in the front ranks
where he can't run away"
The weekly Butte record., 1862-10-18

Why is patch of sweet corn like Ounce
Because its always liable to get its ears
pulled.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-10-18

SoxE persons would seem to have right to
spend their lives IN trifing, since nature set
tie example by ,riding rher she made them.
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Agents for Record.
Business Notice.

Messrs. THo's CALLOw and D. N. Bishop, having
purchased interests in the RECORD Newspaper and
Job Printing establishment will hereafter be asso
eiated in conducting the business of the same. No
change will be made in the Editorial control of the
Paper.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-10-18

THAT PooR FELLOW" - 4 young lady.
who resides in this city. near private hospital,
for some time past had her nerves severely
shocked by the cries and moans of a man suf-
fering from delrium tremens She had but
lately come to the country, and knew not the
melodious notes of "ye Washoe canary
Shortly after dark one evening, a jackass came
to halt near the young lady's residence, and
having firmly braced his feet, tossed aloft his
tail, threw his whole soul into grand imta-
ton of sawfling. reluctantly dying out, when
completely exhausted, in heart rending moan
'' There exclaimed the young lady, " dear
me, there goes that poor fellow again Good
ness sake, what a terrible thing the delirium
tremeus must be = Territorial Enterprise.
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--, Surgeon, etc"

W.-(Handiug the Surgeon a dollarl-
Thank you, sir. knew l was entitled to a
certificate. This rebellion must be put down.
1t has done my heart good to see the energy
Of the President in ordering a draft
Here he reads the certificate and faints. J
Hartford Conn Times
The weekly Butte record., 1862-10-18

GUSPowDER SUPERsFDED.-The latest ex-
plosive material consists of the -four of starch
which, boiled in a peculiar way with nitric
acid, possesses a far greater protective force
than the gunpowder in ordinary use 1t has
also the great advantage OF not fouling the
piece to any appreciable extent, and, from the
nature OF the materials used is produced at
tar cheaper rate. Another point in its COM
position which recommends it especially for
fortresses and magazines is the facility with
which the ingredients are mixed together, thus
rendering it possible to keep them separate un
til wanted for actual use. In this state the
powder IS on-explosive. The experiments
now in course of progress in Vienna and Ber
In are said to leave little doubt as to its gene
raj adoption in the Austrian and Prussian
armies.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-10-18

THE reason that trout are 80 sharp sighted
is that they all wear y~-'
The weekly Butte record., 1862-10-18

VIZ IS rarrid bacon ''sc 40 angry nIaa p
3ecs17r Il c1ts n rBst-
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qdseklp 8utte8etoro
PUBLISHED EVERY
SATURDAY MORNING

Once ON Bird Street, between Myers and
Huntoon Sts.
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TERMS.
ADVERTISEMENTS:

ADVERTISEMENTS:
Per square of ten lines less first insertion So 90
Each subsequent insertion. l so
81 liberal discount will be made in favor of
those who advertise by the year
81 Business Cards inserted on reasonable terms
The weekly Butte record., 1862-10-18

place, which was loaded with lead tumbed
down, and Crepercus was Immediately crushed
to death. Agrippna and Acerronia were pro-
tected by the sides of the chamber, which hap
pened to be strong enough to resist the weight;
nor did the vessel fall in pieces for most of the
those who were uuacquainted with the design
and they were the greater part-impeded the
movement of those who were privy TO II. The
rowers advised that the vessel should be
thrown on one side and thus sunk. But neither
could the rowers come to an agreement about
such measure at that moment, aud the rest
bv resisting it allowed Agrippina aud her
attendant to fall more gently into the sea
While Acerronia, who lost her presence Of
mind, was calling out that she was Agrippina,
and imploTing help for the Emperor's mother,
she was dispatched with boat poles and oars,
and other naval implements that CHANGED to
be in the way. Agrippina kept silent, and
was consequently not SO well recognized, bat
yet she received one wound on the shoulder.
She swan until she fell in with 8 boat, by
which she was conveyed into the Lucrne Lake,
and thence to her own villa. There turning
over in her own mind the various circumstan-
ces,-that it was expressly for this purpose
that she had been invited by treacherous let
lers. and treated with particular distinction /;
that it Vas near the shore without being driv-
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Medical Storekeepers.


TIA following extract OF Of Congress 10 relation to
d., OF Medical Sofekeepers published Tor the
nfrstion o. perols desous Of applying for such ps'
ton: A., o..
Acr 10 auth RE the appointment OF Medical Sorekeep~t
und CT 4plsins OF HOSPITALS -
y, craetefIt senate and Housc y ReproeHtohroV
a.. United SIC Of dnes CT 50 CoRsrsss ds"H~fd ~"
The S,csfar War be authorized to add TO the neeica CO.
psr,m~nt the army medical orekerPe" not rxcrras
ip number, " shall have the aud enolunehtso u
tsy stof-treprrs ia tho Qautrrmastrrs urpa us
shal be skilled ,pohecars drugg sts wh" sns k' 90
bond and see nifty rsquus by existing laws 10 hA
Keeper. In the Quarter masters Drpa tneh'' IL.
ed such points az tue necessities o. vac ~y y
reonire Pr rided That ths provisions Of ,ui, 40.
main IN force ons daring the contnaseee u '"o P'0 ~
berion. Approved May a, 1861 ,,.h ill ,ov.,, ,b.
II. The following are the - md, ths a,., setioa
appointment OF Medical stofeAeep7'' sN"s' '- "
OF tue for-g ing act Of Congress l,., .... vpl ~
Road OF MOI less than thrre medicAi oine''s via -
assembled b, tbs Secretary Of to easmine sucu App"
go a. NAV by him DO authorized 10 appeal before "
D. c,SSt~s 10 o eligible 10 sxam'nsi'n. shall be noe
- e,ty i've Yeas than fVrty yeas OF age
80, os.ess "a cient physical lily 10 perform then duties
aud shs esent WIN tnci' sPPicsons ssT
sr'.,ory ey.denee Of god moral chsfsc,cI
% CsSddstr. will be reqo e1 to piss saust.cory cram
IA TN ordinary branches o. good English rouesiion.
% nLsrnacy and mscrs medical end to give proof ibse
tho Z, quisite business qualifications for the Pc
The Board viii report the Secretary Of War the res-
tive Of the candidates examined aid they will receive
ap poutmspts accordingly. .
When appointed each medical storekeeper will be ~.
upred to give bond 10 the amount oil SO 100 before heAhAS
be allowed TO enter the performances VI his duties
- l.. THOMAS, Adju,snt- Bessrsi-
BOARD Of Medisal 0eceu for the natirn OF spp
cans viii se convened IN the City OF Wshnscn on nf nss(
| day OF July to coatinue In se.sioz enc monh
Ausloa ious TO sppesr bef,re the Board should be -
dressed to the Secretary Of war.
! s1yson.GeEsrps 0fice, June 5. 1903
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OPERATIONS IN EAST TENNESSEE
Success Of Gen. Nesley's Expedition
ENTHUSIASM OF TIE UNION INHABITANTS.
THE FIGHTING AT CHATTANOOGA

NASHVILLE, Thursday June IL, 1852
Dispatches from Gen. Negley to Gov. johnson
announce the success Of his expedition to East Ten
nessee.
He took eighty prisoners, including a number Of
prominent Rebel citizens, drove Of cattle, and a
large number Of horses intended for Che Rebel army.
The defeat Of Gen. Adams's Rebel force in Swe-
denis Core was more complete than represented at
first. Adams escaped without bat, sword, or horse.
The Rebel batteries at Chattanooga were silenced
on the 7th after heavy cannonading of three hours.
Our forces opened fire the next day, and continued
six honrs on the town, driving the enemy out of hs
werks and forcing him to evacuate the city.
They burned the railroad bridges to prevent pur-
suit. The East Tennesseeans came out in crowds
along the march and cheered our troops enthusiast
ticay.
A great many applications are made at the EAecu-
tive Office for passes to Memphis.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

General Prim and Staff arrived yester day morning
ut oclock, at the Clarendon Hotel, after having
spent some ten days a visit to Washington and
Gen. McCiellan's army.
Senator NJ. ). Wilkinson, of Minnesota, from
Wsshingion Col. s. c. Champlin, Capt. Lowrie
and Lieuis. Dodge, Mason and Brennan, Of the Both
Michigan Regiment, who were wounded ut the bat
he Of Fair Oaks; Capt. Oliver Eldredgo OF tho
Atlantic, Major Tyler Of the u. $. Army, Dr. G. Y.
Swan, from Fairfax, Va. and Geo. Lawrence, u. S.
NJ, are at the Aston House.
+. II. Hirsch, the Prussan Consul at Boston,
Henry Wikof, from Washington; IL. Green of
Pennsylvania and A. l.. Linchln and 4. Gray Of
Boston, are at the Brevoort House.
Tee Hon. d. +. Tones Of Maine, Cspt. George
Edgar of Illinois, Capt. T.. lockwood of the U. 5.
Army, DR.. Ridgway OF the u. s. Army and lady,
and l.. de Alya of Cuba, are al the Metropolitan
Hotel.
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sanitary Commission.

The T. S Sanitary Commission sil en- Office for tns
transaction Of Il. Local No Az broadway sec Lo
IL propo.e 20 centrsize at hi. office all rfor" thea
can be obtaued from mDsi aud other sources COG
rryz the Separtne ana arrival Of transports having scs
wsgnSsa troop. .hosid 70 Keep ase , d ,
sas o. so s r. e, a 90 ,cs IL 1ss TO- I'D
20 cooperate with the U ). Military and sled,ca. suaOrs
here ia the transportation reception and distribution o. pa
Medical students. DESTROYS OF acting dreses the
rs.p r,s in service of tue Comus,u viii pose rePor i
oce enter her AID address, references to thru
medical peceptofs ard the notice they "hen called 70
se.y-. -
will register their tins office. win address and ees'
enoe. ns,ics required oy toem.
surgeon. bod ysic seeking inormsou In regard 70
the plole service wishing to volunteer Ia emergencies,
wal apply az til, office.
ply person to the Superintendent 10 onage between
a. ADD u p IN. TIE Executive COMMITTEES o. the ssnisy
Commission will usasly -eei a. the oiee be-" ecu ahi|
The expense. Of the Commission very heavy The pre-
en mouth less tau bllO0 10 bs 10 the pur-
south West believed that TINS expenditure has saved
thousand lives at least. ia tiiet ia sloee. ,
Contribution. urgently collected aud msy De sent to u
T Strong No 6s Wali-st.
Tho va Ous hospiias and SOLDER relief ass eaioa' o
ibis ci'y invited report before on OF svey a "h
uum,-r OF vacant in their srveFa establishments
the iollowns snice' o. no.Pa ci,nns asa sns
oens Genital Association Of Relief 40 10 Cooper Id
stltuie:
Sheets greatly wanted
Cotton slits, greatly "antsd.
Cotton awers, greatly wanted
Cotton s7css greatly wAnt~d
Cotton iuot voolepl Wrappers wanted
Flannel baudases, wanted.
suPPIIg,. a..
Jelres tea spirits wines. faoaceous iood condepsed mit
preserved and descesed vegetables Boston c'sAi
beef extract, ice by t0e cargo - -, t..A
Pbe roiigiou demand Of the isss mcsa durioe whion
rnor dian bundled thousand articles VI clio nius (oeds
other suppiesI nave oeen issued Oy the "
sk aud wounded Ia tho he foOa4ac alone t,ha
probably much sger scunt 10 the weston sd "h't w
has reduced stock "a sao 81 900 ca Ase
hen received a. the Washington depot since Apnl -, ne
demand is much eater then the supply ,..
special regard to he specined i'I ia th s''Sfu'e""
hes 9ug ht o. the part OF ID ise sending supi les
To tu Is TO be- sddcds and unrxpec ed "ant-,h'"
ca.t.oa outer cothugcost pa o n. vests 70 ''oI'
.ode who tsSe os ed their uni ortns "A 70 0 nns
be 20 leay, th~ hospital. III wHout lie o.ohis
HENRY W BELLOWS Pre.deht -. So,
GEORGE r STRONG, treasurer Oh W ifst'
TnOs H. tAlLE, IT,,
Superintendent u n. \. Agency OF me Cenim",on
Eew-i orb. May p, 1907 NO ~" o'uNuN ~.
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DIED.

BOUToN-Corporal Samuel Y: Bouton. aged 70 years Of
Company II Long ,Sd aSs died ON e
TO Newly rk. on Thursday. l2th inst -, ~ -
Summit street, Brooklyn, on Saturday at 5 p. IN.
BARBER-In Brooklyn on Wednesday, June II, Jennie,
only daughter Of Dr. }. b. and j. NJ Barber
CHANDLER-In ,his city, on WEDNESDAY June H. henrs
Howe only son Nathan and Mary Ellen Chandler aged
The relative. aud friend. invited to otend his funeral at
o'clock p M Friday, the 18th inst at NO ~ Last
Thinyseventh street without further notice
CAyERLY-At Beaufort, s. c. on Saturday, May "a, z. b.
Caveriy, esd. OF Lowell Mass aged - years
Bssrcs yoInge child of Patrick and May DAILY aged
DE GUFRRE-In Jersey City, Weine'dsy Iene II.
William A. De Guerre son Of the late joseph T. lie
Of Hew.York
DE- HART--At her re.idence in Elizabeth N j., nm Toes
DAY. June TO- Mrs Jane DE Hart, relct oil John DE hsr
in the 60th year Of her sge
FANEING-On Wednesday June H. Patrick Tanning aged
The eral will take place from lis late residence, Eighty
second ,tee and Eihth avenue Friday afternoon al
O'clock The friends and acqusinances Of the faulty az
respectfully invited TO attend
GALLAGHER-Ia thi. city Tuesday, June 10 Luke
Gaasher son q Bernard aad Ann Gallagher eyed years
? months sad G days
HoLLMANN-lr this city. Wednesday Juae j, Gre'nt
Magnene youngest child o. Hcrmsn aud Oresine Honann
aged year. 10 months and ~ days
KlNG-A bis residence Bristol Pa, on Tuesd1y Jun,
10 Hezekish kilg, see1 Is years formerly OF 5a'oi
Conn and Of the fra of Warbuton King Of 81 Louis
Mo.
The relatives ard friends If the family invited to aoom
pany his remains Greenwood rom the Philadelphia DE-
pot Jersey City On Friday, 18TH ins 81 oeocS p III
MORROGI-On Wedne.day, June IL, AZ No 70 Ess Iwen
u srh street ia this city r. Powion Norogh OF phih
pulmouali., tged q years, months and - days .
HI, friends those OF his parents respectfully iFe'
20 attend hi in raj without further Invitation Friday
1871 int from the Church Of the Immaculate tonceptio
corner Of Fourteenth street ard Avenue A. where rooui
en- Hizh Mass will be celebrated 1t 10 o'clock A. IN
NEWBY-Ou Wednesday eyeoug June n after shor, bu
severe illness. Emily widow Of the late Robert s. hewby
in the Ssh year Of her sze.
The and friends u the family invited 70 stteu'
the funeral nom the residence Of brr -aw. william
Martin No 81 West Twenty. eighth street sstufda.
Afternoon, the l4tD inst. al o'clock.
RUDDY go L. Brooklyn. Tuesday June 10. May An
Raddy only ard beloved daughter II Edward and AM
Ruddy, aged yesis and month";.
nfLEY- IL Dlvutyn. Mvdnosday June u Agnes us
Youngest daughter OF Col I'd end Teresa hshon Riley
in the 30 year OF her age.
sBiEpLEY-In Brooklyn. "wednesday, June H. alter
Jafues son solomon and Margaret Jane Smedey ia '
9Th year Of his ege.
SCANLAN-In this city, Nednesday. June H. Jane;
Seaman, Of Jchl and Margaret Scsnlan
WEYANT-On Wednesday, June u. Robert Sinclair o.
Smith T. sHdSaTlh NJ. yant aged yeirs and mouths
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MARREE ID.

BUCKINGH -HORNER-On "Wednesday, June H. At
Thirty Chapel by the Rev. Alfred b. Beach d. ID. JOIN
NJ Bucki cham to Alice daughter Of James Homer esl
all Of this city
KAsS-WHIPPLE-O Wednesday. Jrne II. by the hey
A H. Van Hess. Ernest Philip ksss OF this city 10 Ella H.
Whipple of Cleveland Ohio
STRATTON -PRiNDLE-In Brooklyn, on Thursday June
~ by the Rev Mr. Staples H. A. STATION and Josephine
A. prindlo.
w.IJIcK-MAPTIN-AtR ,hway " j. on ruesisy. June
TO- by the Rev S. S. Sbedsn John II. WsJick OF INDIA
Dapolis to Mary Anne Martin Of Railway.
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Sir Weeks wyner of England, the Hon. II. G.
KNIGHT Of MASSACHUSETTS,, and Col. Remsen OF the u.
S. Army, are at the St. Nicholas Hotel.
The Hon. Russell Sage of Troy, Capt. q. ).
Bnloh OF TIE u S. Army and lady. and Mr.. Keny and
LADY Of Montreal are q. the Fith'svenue Hotel.
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Crsrou Horsg, Nnw.YoRK. Collector. Q

Crsroq HorsR NEw.YoRS, Collector Office
June n. 1854
Proposals for Rnrions for Revenue 4 ptters.1
sFALtO PROPOSALS viii be Received At this oihee unti
WEDNESDAY, 2Jth inst Tor the supply Of kAtiONS Tor
the United states Revenue Vessels this Station, iof the
fscal year ending lane - 1853 d,
The Ration to be ulniShed will be the Navy hsiou omit
ting the Spirits, viz.
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FROM GEN. McCLELLAN's ARMY.
Reconnaissance Toward Richmond.

Reconnaissance Toward Richmond.
WASHINGTON Thursday, June r. 1862
Advices from Gen. McCellen's headquarters thus
evening state that reconnoissan made this morn
ing as far Ne Meadow Bridge found The enemy quiet
but in force.
Some skirmishing had taken place during the day,
but with little result on either side. The weather
was good and the roads and grounds drying rapidly
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nliltarn Notlres.


Pennsy,yapians, Take Care Of the Sick snd
WouEded,-Au adjourned ing u tne fen"s'iss-lSns
rsidog tits city q1et-d TO nee 81 the Asto ou-e
Room 4 O. a. on FRIDAY fVENING o. 9 DEL OK 0oy.
ernor CURTIN and oth,r dstn eued PeDnsJly.nlss VII
be ITrsert D b. H. sAHOh' ShsA nisH'
n. 9, ,l H,Sr, lsscressrie..
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THE TOWN TAIK."-This old English tltle'
appear. NJ. would exactly sui, that aun'y dashins es-
CANT HAT for Gents just issued tho weknown Is
adjustment of KNOX, No 2l2 Broadway. All the town
taking about it, and Its adoption by leading fs'hion.oe' Las
made it all the Tsge.
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Ihaye Just conlpsted my stock Of SPRING and
SIMMER CLOTiIIsG not surpassed 10 this city the
of an assortment TASTE and st,s Tue ChiLDRt Ms snf
FURNISHING DEPARTMENT uot eqasbled ALI wal %
.old at extremely low prices. Please Gail +. d. BALD
WIN Nos. 20 ana 2 bowsry.
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READER, you can have an enduring always
,.ady and reliable Com Pss exactly adapted to your manu-
and style Of writing which will do your writing vAsy ea'.P
than Steel Psrs If you wanti 30 "Ifs Pen sn'''
than the sword" In another COLUMN.
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Buslness Notices.

THE BOYS CLOTHING
at the popular establishments of
RoGEu q RAYMOND,
Nos l2l 1873 125 Fuons, and No. 2l Broadway, IL no,
only for the egance and variety OF Its styles Dnt
for sPAHALLrLEn CngAPsEss All parents should see thef
novelty Just brought Ia SrKsG Sacks aud their special
aud most becoming SPRIsG AND suNARR lAshioNs ~
School Suns.
No DEPARTURE
from the prices siired to the articles
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-I.,.,ia., Hama for Sich and Wounded

so S-pEs-II~ Hos4d OF Directors Lss leay. TO 10
mid th, friends ,nd TIL public II he urseo teees's
ore an two hand sick and wounded sodiers now und
,blr care They are daily expecting isrg- eesssions
Money Flannel sod plan Cotton shirts canton finnes
n,ss- psnts'ooas Slippers. and Calico GowIs very
- a.ied Pro yisions peicaci,s Wines aud Liln9
eli be hoku, received at the HOME. corner OF Le5i 8,
,,n-sy sud 5lst.st. Al article, scot 70 the AaiS'AS
EXERE>s CAAlPaNl corner of Hudsen spd Jsy-ss, aHd
n. IN and - Hroshway. will be sens ee OF h.Ige
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FROM THE SHENANDOAH VALLEY.
W.sHis0ros. Thursday, june 10, 1869
No further particulars Of Gen. Snieldss engage
ment have been received at the War Department.
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lei Of Tho Sick and Distressed, afflicted VITA '<on and
Chronic Diseases and especially Diea,e. OF the seIuA
Organs Medical Advice given Gratis ny the cting Surteon
Valuable REPORTS on SPERMArORhfdkA OF sem /,
NAL WEAKNESS. and other Di'easrb Of the seIuh
Orr.n, and on the NEW REMEDIES rlapoyod In the ID.
sem In sealed letter ENVELOPES free Of chsrgs Ad
dress o. j. skILLiH HOUUhTOS, Toward Association.
No Q South En'hs... PhdAaepha, Pa