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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-26
JOHN ROSS, PRINCIPAL CHIEF OF TIL
CHEROKEE NATION, DECLARES FOL
THE RERELS

Tile LeareaeorM Kansas Conservative, speaking
OF tie engagement on the Sd inst, between the in.
dian Expedition aud the Rebels under Col. Clark
son. winch took place on Grand River, says:
at resulted in complete Union victory and in
the capture Of James j. GARRISON formerly Post
master Of this cityl, all his correspondence, and a
large number OF prisoners His order books aud ct
ters-which we have been permitted 10 examine by
Gen Blunt--aIe full OF interest, and show concln-
eively that il was the design Of The Rebels To make
n raid upon Kansas. II il beloved that John Ross,
principal Of the Cherokee Nation, will yet be seen
iighting on our side and that his indians Will JOIN
uS as soon AS troops reach th,m. There is moro
loyalty in the Indian Territory than has yet been
discovered in any rebelhous State.
The following il John Ross reply TO communi-
cation under a flag Of truce from Col. Weer OF the
Indian expedition:
PACK HILL, G. ", July 8, 1862
TO Col WM WEIR, q. y. A.. C0rsnanding.
SIN; Your communication Of yesterdays date Tom Head
quarters Indian dnion esiaP On Woh oretk Hnoei
reply state that treaty Of alliance under the sane
ou and authority Of ne Whole SesrsA,s people,
,es And the Cherokee Nation and Published beoTs the
49, xn .nnot hut be too We. Informed on he suo-
world ma you ry for NJ. 70 re- iNe The reasons
and under Which II done Thus tie dos
tiny became identified with that Of the Southern
coincidence There nation Of indi.ns venture tosay.
that been scrupGops IN the oitui observance
vi their treaty oDiiea,ions than the CncTokeeh
Allow further sppesl 10 the history OF my long
uuohc and private life 70 sustain the assertion that my policy
has been TO and good feelings smons my
/ people, and the obsery spce OF law and order
That the horrors of civil with which this beautiful
country threatened greatly to be deprecated and t1s;
that be a,erod the observance OF the street primer
PIES Of civilized aud honorable warfare by the army now IN
sadirg country under your commandl caDnet under
exs circumstances entertain the proposition for official
interview between yosr camp have, therefore, 10
specially TO decline e. con ply with your requos;
JOHN ROSS
Principal Chief, Cherokee Nation
TIE Conservative adds:
Their. Is no room for doubt that the policy on Den.
Lane had been promptly carried out the Indian IesoLy
would been in the pescesble Possession 81 ne
and the sontLea border OF kansas ssvs1 o
Invasion Bot while tie 0oveJpuept dsl1se 1e As'e''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-26
Death of tue Rev. BENZ. -. Wallace.

PBILADHJHIh. rnday, July 20 loN:
Tie Rev. BENJAMIN j. Wallace, editor Of the
P'ssbyteSisI Quarterly Rey'ew, died ibis morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-26

UEIoN WITH THE SoUTH.-On Sunday, tho
sth Of June, James +. Tilton, private in Company
/, 4th Regiment New Hampshire Volunteers ana
Miss Mary A. Walton, were joined in the o"nos Oh
wedlock, vt the house of mutual faend III o''
Augustine, Florida The father and eioer ss'et 'uo
mother heinz sbseu, from the ethyl, bearing of the
marriage became much distressed, Mr.. Walton slleg-
Mary bad ssd d sa' Msry t"s~
W ~ IL, sh had aced OF her own free will and
mot mon comOnsion from any source. The question
of informally wa. raised, when the youthful couple
conclnded that il they were not married they coon
wonid TO- and accordingly OF the following day
summoned the Provost Marshal Ssn who tied The sTo
secoad time the naPaais being witnessed ~ vs1 He
lsrae dinner party was gwen IA, the Florida House
,o About 100 guests. Speeches were made and toasts
drank. Among the sentiments the following, Oh
fersd by Capt. Brown, was drank with cheers:
The fret military wedding in St. Augustns-Msy the orde
and always march In column BY company os p
the light flank may they have coed Quarteimas'ei and
the battle of life they keep the files well elossd ma -
well supported with infantry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-26

SAN HousToy AGAIN DEAD.-IHe Boston Post
saws: "A gentleman who arrived in this city on
Saturday, from Texas states that Gen. Sam Houston
is positively dead, and that before be died he re-
0uesed the old Gag to be brought, that he might ae
"a he lad lived, under the Stars and Stripes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-26

TIE FAvoRIrIsM SHOWN THE REBkLs.-A cor
RESPONDENT OF Tie Boit,szOre American, with Gen.
Pope's advance near Culpepper Court-iiouse, makes
the following remarkable statement:
Before conclude these lines wish to say q few
WORDS in reference 10 u very strange order which has
been recently Issued, viz: that quartermis'ers are
permitted 10 sell 10 the Rebels sale at Government
price, whilst the soldiers most strictly forbidden
10 take from the Rebels even lew vegetables VITA
out paving them exorbitant prlces, although they
are now ia danger o. scuryy tor the want OF them.
The Rebels are sctuay better protected thao our
patrio.ic soldiers which indeed can nether increase
their courage, will it help them TO suppress tho
rebellion"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-26

Tuy Surrender OF BUTLER DEMANDED.-A
Mobile dispatch states tina. JEFF. Davis has made
demand uot stated upon whom FOR the surrender OF
Gen. Butler for hanging Mumford, saying that in
case of refusal lie will hang one OF our captured
generals.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-26

PRESENTATION OF SWORD TO LIEUT. RYDER.
On Wednesday evening, a very handsome sword,
SASH and belt were presented to Lieut. Ryder OF tho
s3th Regiment. Iish Brigade, by his friends, as
token OF their esteem. Tue presentation speech vas
delivered by Lieut.. Patrick Dufy OF the o9th ~ l.
5. NJ. Lieut.. Ryder has been suffering Tor some
time from very typhoid fever, and Is ye' nos
wholly free from ia effects. lie INTENDS leaving
this city 0-iay, TO rejon his regiment
TIE REBEL Gu.BoAr ARKsSsAs.--This vessel,
which succeeded in running the Union blockade at
the mouth of the Yazoo River, was under command
of Capt. j. n. Brown, late OF tie L. 5. frigate
Niagara. The Rebel loss is officially stated At ~
Aied and 10 wounded. Capt. Brown was slightly
wounded. Van Dom, Breckenridge, and Smith arc
at Vicksburg.
, 1862-06-19

of Herkimer county, New York, in answer
to the question, "What is the best mode UF
heating milk and scaIding curdl" says;
THAT VII ch will produce the most per.
feet equilibrium Of heat through the whole
mass, with the least exposure to excess Of
heat. A smaller vessel containing the milk
or curd with whey, set IntU \ latger vessel
which contains, water, through which the
beat Is conv, yed 10 the vessel containing the
milk or whey is the safest mode, and is now
generally Practiced here. The mure water
there is in the larger vessel. the mOre uni.
form heat is conveyed to the milk. If q
large tin vat is used, set into wooden bUx
or vat the tube attached to one end of the
tin vat, and extending down through the bot
tim Of the wo"d vat, u discharge the whey
when the curd 10 sut1cIently scaIdedS shohld
, 1862-06-19
Tssttmoniais Of The Horace waters
rs Pianot ana 1Gplodeonsn n II

Fhs Piano rnms % hand. and ID aua rlis order Il
bosutli1l lnI,lau auaui-@l1 - = WAtrrn, RhlladrplA
John fIsaiii. q Carthage. New Y.ft. Who his hnd
irsnd O. nine r,k.s s y pafeks,s p1na ;r hsr
she lhe1 ~ una yun nnli Ne IN Decamber, 1855. ~
pinnq q tscpu|nE g.allll = VI. 1.sra n1o L1lakl
e. ...osss, sss s.sso @o'''a'y IN = n'' p'Po
I We hrrl .oof Wa,srs Planas % u.e d eusrlmipa1
Lone q aIic1 ~ IN lleTsT lel|e q he is0r-
sod ueclA la1iy n tltlf Gul qu.nly 30 onll1lJs-
Woop 4 OllaoHl, Aoin, sarrasA1-
Ths nglnaler hla s.1lY eQissd ~ obliged toypu
a. T1rl mi 1lunnl- -ul n CO n ~ n IN
palia-neg J. n NcCoinoE, HarQuosIil1. Q. o.
q. waanr1 q-sDulrslEi lIaviuE nd cns q your
plnnuIhlila ~ w JslIl - lold1 4 w ~
.Ios i1,i.unsn. --4loAso Gar. Principal Bsodtlyn
TIE Piano ". suly rssui.pd. iItesu, a szs,Iisus
condlliun. and h vei5 mach admlltd " NJ nnmarIaS
..nilS: Ass'e. ny ss.sai ' \. y ys1T =
Rsv. NJ. usynes uulr, e fsllosrs-Pralon hollow,
\. ~ 1nlr 27lh lete. ~. WalE1l Par AR 4 ~
e.iitd ~ nlI1ol1n. ~ md u sod 0fdtf; IN WI
sd ~ ~ ias s.s .. ,Ds ,s ~ i.s :, s,s %, s al.s.
rIsr.. i. <. ssIy ss,a ia HsaEsl WINS sa.
sirs Tn nfiudIll Tnu1T.rI meunl dulI Ilue|1ll y
Ea.d order s@ - nlll pI.l-s,e p ~ I, ss,s q.
sSsa .aiS.i i. ~ ~ tRs is sRasf Z iiioh
ya haIs f',glsd ~ Eos. esa ellls1 ~ ~. ~
NtNAlAtt w N'"ItN-N-1I NN'-l 49, - -AAAN ~
The Piano ilctiVti iun yod oaihhsi 70 rive allls
tcllm. Ieaard lt q ~ ~ Iumsuis n he
phcs.-Janls L. CLAHHn. ChAlltllou, VI.
Your Pmno plsalll u1 9tl. h \ th1 ~ one q or
county -Tnoisa A. f,a1nknI olnphlliop Oar
We are vefy much olIgsd b y8d h. hsshe sant Such
lns luIIIuILent ~ t1ll. and Ne 1lll III Iol11Ip
Iooomhend l-lalAE. illI1 aroo BaH.l5 Dciids nj
4 Ths Horace waiss Pianaan known = among ne
vey beoi; " ae enabled . speak q the,e 'n.lurnl,
Gin uIdssoe, Iln plra6i d y lh1r exoql
iant i1ls nd ddIatla qaalliys- Atu xut ElHhsllis
We car upsak q ~ msIln q ~ nomcs WalsfI
Panns lum peTnons knolledan. r. beng q Ne VlIy
\ 81 quality, chriIflan lnlsl1Gencol. /, s..-r
N'ahug q tis eiaie Fair dhry a 8ale eresiiuios
. NJ dp.Inunt -. ~ hulaos Wuilfs flindl.--
1 NOnuIlulllA- . II - iidiAI - tAta' o. re ~.
- ~ 6'1s aaa' sII1hash = SaiS.<H
HoaI.s us,u pi,ias ~ - q III. ~, ~ s.,u
lu1S "a p11lli|l. = 1ss fssh ulio1l E-1is1.
OR mhirn1sunI 1n1 Il ~. U.lla Am 'hs ~ -
nl1rsml1l 4 n1lr - q fIlur1 . y 1ul11 \ ~
uulle1 e'llls. 80 " 80 enl rullhlIn nn1 nl'll|
i lII1ll1 . nll I'm = cal uhI11Tu ~ - y N1I
] Ws..'.s@Es. y h.s.av.S. ~ Sea.
, 1862-06-19

ToMAToEs.-HaEs Journal Of Hsalt1
says: This Is one Of the most healthful, as
we'll aS the most universally liked Of al
vegetables; its healthy qualities do not de-
ppnd on the mode Of preparation for the
table; it may be erten thrice day, cold or
bot, cooked or raw, alone or with salt or
pepper or vinegar, or al together, to like
ad aniage, and 20 the utmost that can be
taken with anappstits.i Its hsAlthidl quality
arises from its slight acidity, 10 this, making
L o. valuable, perhaps, as berries, cherries
ehrrants and similar articles; It is al.o
highly nutritious, but is chief virtue con-
slsts Ia its tendency 70 keep the bowels free,
owing to the seeds which C contains, they
acting as mechanical irritants 10 the inner
coating Of the bowels, causing them TO thrJw
out larger amount Of fluid matter than
would otherwise have been done, TO the ef
fect Of keeping the mucous surfaces lubri.
Gated, and securing . greater sOlubiity Of
the intestinal cuntents, precisely on the prin!
clple that igs and white mustard seeds are
% lfeQuently efficient II removing cDnstipa,
tion in certain forms IL disease. The 10.
u1atO seasnh ends with the frost. II the
VI e. are pulled up beflre the frust COMES,
and hung upin q well ventilated cellar with
the tomatoes hanging to them, the @love ap-
re" will continue ripening until Christmas.
The cellar should not be too dry nor TOO
warm. The knowledge nf this may Be i'm
proved % gre, practical advantage for The
benefit Of many who are invalids aud gho
are find az thS fou,nlr, :,
, 1862-06-19

EHshe Pea, bf Ohondaea count, n. y,
IN -. .frinsactions sf atha. sisls sOcisiy,
thus drsuibes his process.
Aflerm5 iiakisaIl iskdy " alssss cheese
tab. mt IL tn rnnBai, and sir u, thDpsl
ouahlv' sIilh fh1 hIn1s 9let 4 stand thirty
Or nm rlliaalss. and thi-it with 'iafge
thin-b|adod knife. I lei k saand shout one
bouravi14 tn 4 iplgl q etlHlqel,l lTiPs
overk q rs ~ ii ~ htss; Iats
Il till moFiing. Itake tbs slne cnurss vilh
m aoinht's miIh q lmbnlioned alotf. n
~ 5imhiha cut bulh cnrds very fne 4 q
suldinri anss q & j. vel Fhrnrd Up, !
pa i1my eEnniRg's muf inio . uhsy haaie6
: nnIo over bh,o1 ihaal & vhon ldlhink h
nn1.nllG snldad, I dip pitUptiulD sllainsS.
IA o41r llg link, sid draia lsquits Dry, .
es&1a Common aI1sd "a. t||p syc) fIll %
el1fy twenty pounds If clrd I; a11f mining
d ~ VIII iha ouri. I puiia pl1ln. -
q ulnnd tHonig.fIrr honIR. lkeap seventy,
ia c1ss; mis- I'm 80 q 30 lAe.s8 b
fha hull o111Oa eus'l.ll "a
Al q. 1isiiasui.hsa ehsssS n.A.l
, 1862-06-19
Singing sap'Eiissnsis.
.oR EREIoAT oR cHARIER.
RoaFEYINo MIsT.I

7 -TT FI7I77I 10 I1h1 ollalll7l IA T17
I, Carl. WI Tlluur1o1,
T.uS H. = c.r.r b,i-..a l,,n,ss.l sns n ~,
O Pulst 1ound vuncourtIs 1i1n1. aha lI1 udI-nh,.
Fhs rLTINo MIST psl a1apae1 = canyln9 Iigs eock
RI vhich sads - uas oFl1nsnY de1Is.a, ani + nup0
pspsiasa uilh aziusa % hs lafly q eals ~
ruarhci vsaihsf ehs 1ulahls ior IN tna1 e lru1hi
Der clhn aoconnsfnons supposed " oll q any
resi % hs auuhd Tsshi IN b luten 4 pIr,lsupal,
ralsI aahg ~ c1Alf vtnlli
Iaruasss, lIsllhi, y ernaIaSi. lpby tsFHIElP MACH
, 1862-06-19
Dean Of hsfAsuy Of PA.d,pna CsT.aT =: 1s ~.
HEHAHEABlE iNsTANcE - rrDIo4L RuIlrr.

ERnAHEABLE INSTANCE ~ MEDICAL RELIRy.
Belou Se publish the certificates Of three q he NJ
eFes pom The pahRR Of dstasf Wh0 having rpeIvsSSA
their kameF henlth, and mpe'lsd hy sraliinSS metS
known their cases and remedial aReI aad their ft-aS
9snIs nfe authtptLsted By aN0.p Pulie The tsmandl
y eriet mpe'iousy command their Publication and "a
command their peruSal b. the alteaiuh n ali 4ed 80
FHAEEFULSEss is fhE IACMrSK 70 6aArifuDE. sfn
uHhgtrGo ATHts 40 gtlg E, fIf.rtt
~ I6e g 1odtI,gnsd, d.AlE z, astaainilnk lbds Skj
pernl, nelt Trliei o. their snnhEs nay hs obisnsi,
isr. b. dgt 70 hus pahiy t1plCa9 IL nosi sncs,S
cry Of biz health Be SsS /, he X. .p,e"in" s.r.
tom, Incident 10 the vicious pFartirea Of Sah1
a.son y youth depIts.,d % hody and mind nhAhlp %
penoim even We ma.i tng duty impnet b thR am
ayoeatio etf lfr sHghi tbs sdVs O many fhyselsDsf
Sho q h's Feaarded ms di.raSt asM lasg npSisncsi
Wv, ~. shsI aIew Seeks and In several Instances,
mnntha Their tTeaimsni, kahd. o. my nhnIieJab y
rur stbnt, n-ead0f hlief, my kymptnnns hpcuUe Ir6
1i4Tmlns p Their tIiuIe ard ht id " Obt IbaI 10
nsease OeihR principally obhnsd 10 the htan msdcIDe
would er 81 ie IdsspOiTtd d ever TeGsin
Inc ny health, singth end ebFFEy; ara o. sst rsoTl
sna .sh hut elni hope chsd npeB Dr.. CslPhsy, .
vhh almi u IlGt, III. Ve ~ 81 ~ All mn ~
dl1lll.. N ny brad. ncongsG By he its6lI fss'e
o.sdohc . allh dincion. Sud sdvire. nv hsss -s y
ce =, M IDEAS cdected the constant paln n M No.
sna ss1 q o. shs SraanS q ny llmha t hevous se-
msni, tbe maanihInpy and evil krphtdlnss The 1SIf q
dsiri and ant o. rOhdenor In nthtFa Tie caIahi1V
ss q sSey " yi, ssa S.n. q ,.oGOn he ghT9 sIcIl
involuntary dchargrs, have an dappeSrSi. snS.
ict. IN two moalhA amer having ronIus M Doeier "
I.h - rspiisd b. bev hle-t that lie Which, rhol -
time aen contemplated 20 end with my hn h,n6 wa
. Whh aveg 10 guard lhe nIkHtnnsie lfum hlin9 iulO
The snaies o. incpmpeteHt qnarka, dptm Il mr. dnlV a
~ this tefluny % the merritt and akIll a n lSI
ksy, and leommend him 70 al WhO msy stand h
medcn advi 2, heihR assured hy ny own exiRIipnn0
.hss w, osee nhd.F be care radical and psrmHnepl en-
r-sls la.aAiig ieHH 3. r, Plt,MOhI o'iaf
eisis - lallianla. County q saa Franriscs. R1h.
~ saa sworn p hs!Ie ne. ths Ina day q AVSdi
II.sl JoaS nipILEroN. fhcf 4, Z, q z ysa
, 1862-06-19

Promp.ea y sl boue.l desire a. ny bsait, M y
lay helDe The public caas vhlrh deairvvs cumrlol
auon not only a. an arl a. npent0c th Int thal q 81
humanity also Ablut tW0 yraFs agn n sudden ~ anf -
from enuee. unknown 70 me waa aelHed with an a
splepy Viii b. owing N my hnhiily % NET ths q .
penpea cnuarqutnl ppoD ihnTonah Ieinl tesiln1nf3
and NE dsciararemeni which mfl Hlh 20 aiisnpiG =
=, rnn became surh a. ten "a % heeVsl y ~
aely ne ttll q any physician. Twas tQntItIy 0h1
~ pnIlut y my calllg thrown dow 70 aho sIouD6
Hilhfut the slightest waning; and athonah inis1rlh, D
o he agnhes ~ arpled The milPFiea d NJ no .and
snon harmed b lnnk npdr lhose uho uaud rshdtF aa
anco y shelter ne nm dnnepf enrms Via p1uaht D
tn prnlnug The exlence 81 my mlaefes W, We n a %
tale, and having pfevlnus % my urtnn. tasted ne
sweets ~ 10, unce m1e induced 10 attempt 1erk-
Inc 40 q phynlean and. By necummfndation olllsA
up.n Dr. = cHspkay. nldhlm q rs clrcnmlialolI.
and q M lnahiIy D. reward him "a " ssrvluPl. ~
gaFdlepn n which, hDueeeT. b. a once undertook NJ y
CO.., and, viii ne hlenlna 81 Go1, uaa outa moi
restored % peIlart haslh. Unahs 10 re1nIa Mn ~
re bnon which enby d present. and ysi conaooIa n
nv lndthifdnes, oonddeF ! due ~ mynlf sod ~
plcu % make ne public n eldsF thli thals ~
nse n medical adviye may nnd phyaolan o whom q
sv'sy esaa.prn can b plASsd. q VI L'5llia
fL,a,l a.,n.. !. y. YtRL0NtKY.ss
:Iss s.d sworn 70 hsiuss ne, ths IL Az q Austs
Isl GILBERT 4. GRANT. No,.ry puh. X
, 1862-06-19

The lngratiiude II man 10 Bis Fellow man = - olen
mt With 10 Lie that ieailmoniule prompted b ~ nner
feelings d The heart, are oaela n The ne q thnle Who
nacta their btlt days n phianihraplo ddpntnn % ire
nllsvlion AZ ne Ole a hal morl1lny. EmnIllcl.m
dnads The columns q COR pFela ulih inuilIfnt snd
eeotlSlIoaI chaflalanm Beou w npDe1d IIiiacatr
fnm anIlhy man, uho, hliei period Hnoa na4I1ad
doallued . shuttle a. ha mortal cilf' uho iked IN
gnrd . ~ d. luon 9Th thnI plapEln phinh only
Cpnllly y hup1, Ne ailllp n lkllal nhyaician ha1
rea1lod BIN y hl. lorntr heslih. Holilgld hum hIs
lefl1le slatou and imptllsd bg gIalIiude b. mtks1
knoHn ~ caa auo hIIumflIl on1nl. md ~ aallm1ul
4 aufhlutIraied y NolarT pukio. rh1 f1manda q
socoly lmptatstIy collaI ~ puh nly and AZ Grfa
mnT1l uIn the nuunIy tn % a1und tha pf ll n
, 1862-06-19

Thene machihss having taken DE ana prlmnlia i
a III STATE Faira held ast fall thnaahll ths Uaiun,
other & visE Machines mud he Ipeelved a.
Conclusive Evidenced thtlFUnqnallledSupcFioFiiy.
Among The unouubis advantages of ihrss machines
consequent fveiom Ifom deranEsmsni and need o. ~
pairs. "a Durability. So Unexsmped eaae and rapd-
~ ~ nperliihn. a Comparatively nuireen move
msnt. sth Bsnuig q aich and drnneul q seam. dih
EeangEol lAl.at. ~ Applicability = sr5le,y q
rhsv are appIoahle n every variety o. Sewing Tor
Family wear fum he lghieet munlll 70 ths hclVeai
ol1thl Il amkl i1qaally ae n alk, hheu, Noolen
Ing and ellngi parlnrmlna ereIy upopiil u 1oaing
except making hullon hnos. etlchng nn buttons end
The llko VaI0ua appliances uInlodlor regulating
NE gi1l1 q hunI.l Ina helumer IN nnpsnolHs n
tufnrd down and handsomely stitched. Thousands az
thfne machines an u1ed ~ fsmlllea dro
MAKER, lalnls, mauuiaotnldIg y klrla coa manl|na
clnthilg. haa c4ps orlgi-. ladl.. Ealie, umbllpr.
somesImru NON tot1o hundled Az olsd a. ldsS
Rs.d issi sksi ~ esisnsag Aps.ssn ,-ys.s We sis
having g.sa. n.ly lnegI.. y ss.ln1 Nn.a.nl. lun
enflg reply . nlm ~ ~ nall ~ hal1 lholahl I
piupel g. alolo op|uqn j rHar1 % them 10 tll
InuhIlo nIlnhtl. We h1I1 nd WllgaN lll1EI. m1nn
hollr.d . ~ Whsel.r W.lsos n.nuilciarng Cons
~ ik.i \ !. aiiiai dsaL hi lnpl. az s1siy psi
orf = nfll. nl1. l1 tuul - llno1llun = nnf dnIh,
~ allsE msc.l1s a.1es sh-sd q = Wp uilio thil
s-'.'. .up.y q rhss a. us-ui.n VI
= fIrlll1 y st.sy e.sull nm Nes YoIt " &c.
CHARLES PROSCH, ~
llra.l Hnglf allnd HsFa1 06ic1.
Agsni N elolIacoon.
, 1862-06-19

N alI1i.l uincuIan1 cnro rha h,a BEN enlolst n
myc1a8 rldnpu ne y lurlH y to- a ~ lIoE
cIeafnll NO my - aul.fIng nm ne au|oII1n tha
nrlll1 fllil go, ~ hralIh bn1ln = il. 1na -
lI1I1l % rlnlIaI gl1Ilcm and ll1I7 Vhrh induced
nSt0lhs6aslha q ~ iHagaas A niiiASi
, 1862-06-19
qILBERF 4. eRANT. Nal..y Rah. 3


W
l. me underaansd. having bten uaSst lhs tl.atatut
q Dr. = C4fpsay. although unsnllrilpd, ksl calllf
qpnn . give publicity b ta flcacy n hla troa manlr
hnplnn that b dng - unY b. ihsifnnirnlal n pre-
venting oihan mn III fsaIIn n1lina ed mlsEy uhcI
leEperlencfd and hloh ~ ppp Iu1nl lnm ne paInir
= phy-enl and mtniul biliiy Vhnh llou1 10 uolroz
qnenre q indneFtiuu1 n youth The aauulea uhI11
endllta A.. perhaps nlnocsaaT l0f NJ 70 drlaf tnar
are knoau y ll1s uho have "a Fqnred thlm oIof
Y b ~. that hasitH oallpd ~ ssIycpanI ~ IS
C14rHHy Il1 u1nlIII1n. 81 ne l1rgul1Iicu1 uIlII
nay hnVo InImfd n him VEN MN 1f1n Ir1IrllI
would thftflga recommend ~ CniuhaY ~ aI aho ~ 4
lno t1el>esel nlelfo Win that dreadful naI1tTi ~ =
nlIast IN % doing bsing oymtalhy ~ nllIInf k1tf
and henTt1f cnal1l q rullryln flrul - it litr1
alsisAf c.laafnla. IN, IA Y y ~,
o. nj 1lli dal q yny 4. ~ ld1o ltoII NJ un o.
leulit. No1Iy tpt'el Fgfur.l|y alpaarr1 d. J. Nnll1
~ ~. Ne eoniena q nee hlruEih ag1,a
10 gilne~ uhsrlni ! have hsilun,s =, m, h,ns. ~. q
anxso ny nmelAl -. ne day and yeal nhot6 Vr1l.
- th.bl Wn. o. JEWEII, N1I1Il pd1||1. q.
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Tes feodAh AMY represent the great political parties Of
Great BtAinWhE Tory, and RaAicai hut politics form on
fnund writer's Science, Literature Morality, and Religion
they stand they have Gtnod unrvaed IN the world Of
letters being considered indispensable the scholar and the
professional while 10 the Intelligent reader Of every class
theV furnish correct and satisfactory record Of the
rent literature Of the day. throughout the world pos.
sbly be obtained from any other source.
The receipt OF ADVANCE SHEETS the British publish
gives additional value these REPRINTS nasmueh they
be placed In the hands Of subscribers about
a. the original editions. s..
, 1862-06-19

0floull asatuga neltnus Debility Ioa wrIs i.rll1f
ue1llo- q ~ limb and hacl l1d1pnI|cn and I1r4'
paoll iH lahol and ululy. dnllnnl u appIlIlll-f .
lnal d mfmuIy nIoIaIan lo s61Sll - n I6linfI
llm'l III ollluIt d1nrn. hflfnrho, iulnll1l4.
ol1clIlE1l, rl|n1 N lha fIe, nItrI|Cn1 ~ ~ GI|
~ em1d " ihe lly olllllalel plIllln ed 1l1l1,
= J fl1pkly. b mrih1l q c1IlnE tIrlalll -
tunhloEl % oIllul ap1 1ence ~ r1lal aucoln. ~
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tone 5daorsp Pde!fe Aadioai md Sr0ioal Jssrsal,
Deofmber humhsT o. ynuF jaaTnai 10 FsrsF tS ~
es sSaen deg,ee granied BY the PhilaasIphIG CosSs
~. Nv !" VI t y. sapEAy WheD the applload0
n'rd hy AdaVits and testlmOnial. Sthe ed I'm h,,
IH.pkay was regular Rr duaie ND 81 he O6ivr,;lt
O festh, bad 9efted - RurHean IN the HnntaFSn nv
and vas ,feghlAF pIuctitioher Of madIci6e. On N
artORh o. thtae the degrre was ehanted The a ~
dem degrre - Ia name impes on Tb-i,s
slightest suspicion Of irTPgnlafly the aDpuailoS vnr
have heea refused b ihStihg Ehle 10 ynOF iHlT1ai,
yna VII DO an act Of j1gice ~ the College and conIS
'a'of on NOuFs, Vett tEp.chlly. UE.r.a
, 1862-06-19

TmE nlel1Esr PnElIIuln REaE AVARD1p
j these machines in 1858, at the following
, 1862-06-19
AlRTANnRR NRaANaa

Five ninpa 10 rorsusad claas, ei6Oi stops DO DO.
ttso; sips, viii psT la1n, e11i; u pP1 d., Do.
, 1862-06-19

bR l. J. CzlPKAYs private Medical ana s...,...,
lnSutnle on S.cram, nO street, be0W H.btSnSn,s,.
onp'Sme the Pacific Mail etPamship COmIal,vE m
aAn FfShesco Fhe D0ranT Oilers ffee consnllatisn.
- Ihe following letter which eIDphstlrollv sn.h ~
r it.e was written by The Dean oT he FScny n ~
Pacihc Medical and Surgical journal b ~ - " ~