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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-18
Assembly and Senate Gov. SalomOn- John J. Smith.

So long ms we had been in the country,
and numerous as had been our rounds of
travel. not till lately did we happen to be
at Madison during a meeting of the legis-
lature. We called in on Thursday Of
week before last and was welcomed among
the members of this county and by nu-
nerous others with whom we Glanced to
have acquaintance, and spent half day
with them about the capitol. One or
two hundred members were in the Assem- :
bly chamber, all waiting for something to
turn up-waiting for the speaker to speak,
for the clerk to read. Persons fond of in
lulging lazy habits might fancy sitting
here as members. The Senate members
seemed all busy and presented different
appearance. They appear as q better Sc
lection Of men, but then appearances are
not always a sure guide. We saw Gov.
Solomon and had the pleasure of an intro
duction and short talk with him. He is a
fair sized, rather agreeable man, sharp
eyes and Of such long practiced and deyo-
ted business habiss as to seem rather like
a merchant or grain dealer than Cover
nor. He gives hut little attention to for
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-18
Washington, June IL

A Baltimore slave tlader, who is large
y engaged il the traffic il human flesh,
testified before the emancipation commits
sioners yesterday, that slaves are worth
nothing in Maryland. The negroes are
running away so fast that their value
sensibly depreciates. A bureau Of emf
grafton is talked of here, with Eli Thayers
at its head.
No further particulars of Gen. Shields
engagement have been received at the
War Department Gen. Burnside was
yesterday rendered a serenade by his
friends. He replied that he was exceed
ingly obliged to them for their kindness,
but declined the compliment.
Lord Lyons had an interview with the
President TODAY, being on the eve Of his
departure for Europe. He will be absent
several weeks. The President offers by
proclamation nearly 100000 acres Of land
al public sale in Oregon in October.
A gentleman from Fredericksburg di-
rect states that when the bridge across Il G
Rappahannock was swept away by tie
flood, the other daY, the aecessionists Of
both sexes assembled on the bank and
manifested their delight by cheering and
waving hats and kandkerchiefs. Yet no
ono was arrested. The Union citizons
complain bitterly that the protection given
rebel property is denied to them, and that
avowed rel lis are treated with so much
tenderness as to make the lot of the poor
Unionists peculiarly hard. When Gen.
Doubleday went out, he took for bis head
quarters the house Of a rebel who had
three sons in the rebel army; but Gen.
Mcdowell instantly ordered Gen. Double
day out and placed guard to protect the
house,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-18

oOStOns June -.
Hon. Albert Carrier Of Newberryport.
passenger by the Africa, informs the 7Tau--
eller that two steamers were about to leave
Queenstown for Nassau, with the inten-
ton Of running the Southern blockade
One was the Julia Usher of467 tons burr
then, Capt Jenkins, reported to be owned
in Liverpool
She was filed with 900 barrels ofpow-
der 10 the night time, and would sail i'm.
mediately. This steamer was formerly the
Annie Chile, which ran q southern port
sometime since aud took cargo Of cot
ton.
The second vessel OF 500 to 1000 tons
reached Queenstown May 3lst, loaded
with arms and stores. She would fill up
with powder before sailing. Her name
was not ascertaned.
The inhabitants Of Queenstown state thag
two other vessels sailed the previous week
for Nassau for the purpose Of running the
blockade.
Mr.. Carrier states chat while in Eng
land there was a general feeling in favor Of
the South, in ireland it is exactly the re-
verse, all classes being ardentlyin favor OF
the Government and the restoration Of the
Union.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-18
Memphis, Juno IL.

The Memphis people are extremely dis
orderly. TNJ German secesh papers have
been suppressed. A provost marshal is.
spoken Of - establish order. The mer-
chants refuse to take the required oathr
and declare they will forfeit all their prop
erty before doing so. Great quantities Of
sugar, molasses and cotton are being seized
and confscated. Broils AMI fights are Of
hourly occurrence. Confederacy currency
is so per cent. discount. A feiglited boat
had left for St. Louis.
Atlanta, Georgia, is to be seized and
taken by our troops, and a great panic is.
reported-the women ard children leaving
the city.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-18

PuDlro DERr.-Seeretary Chase has re-
ported that the total national debt up to
the last Of May was s491,446,ls+, Of
which about s7o,ooo.ooo IS Included as
the debt Of past administrations. The
public debt Of this country now Is about
pne-eightA Of that Of Great Britain.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-18

BrARvING RGDEls.-Gen. HallecS has
applied to the St. Louis people FOR provis-
ions tokeap the rebels about coyiuth from
starving, The St. Louis secessionists will
be about as deafto this appeal as are the
porthern secession sympaihisers when aid
Is solicited for the sick union soldiers.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-18

RE-O On yesterday morning there were
forwarded by express from this place TWEEN
ty five barrels Of pigeons containing about
thirty five dozens each. These were the
result Of one days work with ets.-Mo't-
roe Sentinel, 4h.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-18
Notice TO The Agents Of Reaper Aouer and HayRakes.

Notice is hereby given that there will be
a trial of the several Keepers, Mowers and
Hay Rakes at Lancaster at haying time
Of which timely notice viii be given. The
Fair Grounds, containing ten acres Of good
grass, will be to NOW shortly, the work to
90 for the benefit Of the County Agricul-
tural Society. A Committee Of disinter-
esled persons will be chosen to decide upon
the merits Of machines and work.
[Signed, " ". Wnreur'
Tn behalf Of McCormick's Reaper
and Mower.
June IL, 1862.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-18

Adyces from McCleIlan's Headquar-
ters last evening, state That Reconnaissance
made this morning as Tar as Meadow
Bridge, found the enemy quiet, but in
force Some skirmishmg had taken place
during the day, but with little result on
either side. The weather is now Good,
and the roads improving.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-18

Washington, June IL.

" fF3IfIlI-3 I7I1' .
Information is rec iyed at the War De-
partmentthat Beauregard's army IS moving
in part for Richmond, and that Gen. John,
son viii parley off the federal attack until
reinforced. About $4,000 men compose
the entire rebel army at Richmond.
IA special session Of the Maryland leg1s-
lature Is to convene TO consider the Presi-
dents policy Of emancipation.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-18
Washington, June IL.

- eApif'h bouy JNiG \
This evenings Star has the following:
1--WE have information that after tho
battle with Fremont on the 9Th inst,
Jackson made a sudden dash at Shields
advance, which as hurrying up from the
direction Of Luray to Fremonts assistance.
He worsted Shields advance somewhat in
that affair. He then Immediately resumed
his retreat, quitting the road to Staunton,
and burning the Port Republic bridge in
his rear; thus, for the time being, putting
efectual stop to pursuit Of him, it is
mighty probable. He is evidently retreat
inc Immediately on Charlottesville. What
his next move will be it is hard to tell
IF he anticipates that Fremont viii follow
him, he will probably make stand at
Charlottesville, to save the Lynehbargh and
Tennessee railroad connection made therei
or he may bounce off to Richmond, where,
the presence Of bis force would doubtless
be hailed with delight by the besiged rebeG
army and capital; or, again, he may
strike for the vicinity Of Fredericksburg
in the hope Of hanging on and annoying
the flank Of any Union force that may
make for Richmond from that quarter.
June z.
SENATE.-Sen. Clark from select com
miltee reported a substitute to a bill in bis
hands, which provides for prohibiting tho
settlement this state, after the first of An
gust next, Of negroes, and that they should
be registered, and all contractswith such per
sous should be declared void after that time
The bill was ordered printed.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-18

Gg- Fremont has regained all the
ground lost by Banks retreat, and is har-
RAISING Jackson's army, which is greatly
reduced.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-18

GE-'Tls no wonder our boats went up
The Mississippi to New Orleans. God gave
them several ..Passes" fromthe Gulf
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Foreign Ports.

Asryzsr, June Arr Edaard Elise. Amond.en, sos.
for Van Scs, Ssosio~ Tor do
ApKLAIpf, April s-sd Lizzie Bosgs. Denver, San Fran
BRIsroI June 10 sid Aiexandrine, Titcomb Lsghorn.
Bassry June saA IIansa 90, Won sanisn, New York;
JUNE As' ks%R
len, and Repubk, Schmidt EYork; johanna wnhemine,
BospSAux June z--sla KOssuth Goodns Buenos Ayrss;
Ansn; E An1 SY1Ta white Mountain u.d.n y.
sgssos ARMS Nay ioIn ship. u. Se.ml,h watts
% Gs M sYo oSas
oss sm TsGh sSr wss S :
isas for a. las briss Hsrrars Klimsn for
gan NYgrs sshrs sidney Price. Godfrey, SYorf;
BELIZE, Hon, june Sid Er .chr Edwnrdo, NyOrk.
Irssgpa June nEIn pos, ss,s DR. Hunter 0ase
CssoiPs juno s4ArrPse Warwick, Greene. opor,o
CApIz, June L-Aw Excel sprague Newport lth, su
Oh June Art Union from Porto Rico and ordered to
CoLoSpo May loAr Sunbeam, odcll, Boston 18TH Dash
Csicurra. May s-Arr North Atlantic Graves, Melbourne
SID sth Belle q n sae West. i,owes . Boston b,
DIAL, June sAsr caroline Kelly Pole, Tyne tand sid
asnd snchored) sth Admiral Ksnaris 81 King, NYorl
Tor London. Sid 10TH Sparkling Wave Emery NYork (no
DasrsouTu, June iesld Tynemouth ts), san Francisco
A or the Start 10Th, Keller Deano. from NYork fo
London.
DuSciSrss, June e-Passsd by, Heress Clark from Lon
4 don for NNork.
| DunIis, June s-Arr Niagara, Hamilton Chicago CT,
| TIN, Odessa, Nichols, NYOrk.
ELFuTHrsA June 4-In port schrs Florida Mott and AID
| DIV Barnes. Parnes, for NYork 10 sail june 10
| 'FAyAI, May 31-Arr Azor Burke, Boston.
| FALvo UrH June SArr John Bunyan Carver, Matanzas
samosst, Chapman, Sembreroi 9TH Mary q Fox, Frede
moner LAM Iar mas SID oh, Col Ledyard. Sutton
| Cgeenoak: Alma. Klmball, Clyde. =
| uL,s.ow juno 7--Arr dad Tidn Morgan NYotk. 81
| sth, MI Micanovcs, Nyork; Campanero, Dubei, Bucno
Ayies; scan ainavisn, Carlson, Boston.
GAlwAY June Arr George Marchand. Eschrichi, Ne,
| YORK.
| GALLx May 1s--Arr Regent. namhn, Calcutta.
GRsxADt, d ne HIN lprt schr Warren al i1ln unc.
HAvRr, juno sid Marlin Atkinson, Cardiff; 9Th, C.,
rolado. HAYES, Quehe !; yn. Elena Bremen, Nyork.
HAMBURG, sun D. sid Gotse. Muller, Nfork ts,n, Ra
| van. San Francisco land both from Cuxbaven Tth).
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-25

ANDERsoN-GoLDiNG.-At the South Third street Meth.
odst Episcopal church, williamsburg Tuesday, juno
"a by the Rev. l.. Peck, assisted by Rev. Bottome
WILLIAM ANDERSON to ESTHER M. GoLDING
CoFFIN-SLocUM.-On Monday, June 49, by the Rev.
Frederick g.. Clark, Mr.. CHARLES B. COFFIN TO Miss
PHEBE 8. SLoCUM.
JANTzEN-REIcKERr. Tuesday, June "a, in st. Ste
phen's church, by Rev. Dr. Cummings, JOSEPH JANTzEN
to Miss MATILDA RECElRT.
JoNEs-WRGHr-On Tuesday June "a at the residence
of the BRIDES parents by the Rev NJ. s Hutton, (HAs
W. JONES TO MARY LOUISA second daughter Of James
Wright, all Of this city
RosE-DuRYEA.-On Tuesday, juno "a by the Rev. j.
SARAH NJ. daughter OF Whitehead Duryea Esq, of
Flushing Long Island.
ToTTEN-ToTrEN-InT ottenville, s. l., at the Bethel
Methodist Episcopal church. on Wednesday, June 49, by
the Rev. N. vansandt JAMES J. TorEN to FANNIE f.
TorEN daughter Of E. j. Totton Esq, all OF the above
place.
WEED-SNITH-On Thursday morning, June 10, by the
Rev. Peter Sryker, SETH CHAUNcY WEED, Of New Canaan
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-25
bI. The sales embraced about rs 900 10000 bbls.,

Canadian Hour was In better demand and prices
rmer with sales OF 200 bbls within the above range
OF prices. Southern flour was flrmer for the common
grades, with fair demand from the trade. The lies
range Of quotations. Rye -four was steady at our figures
with sales Of 800 bbls Corn meal steady and fair
demand with sales Of 600 bbs Jersey and Bandywine
at the above prices. Wheat-Tho foreign news, with
the advance in sterling had the effect Of prices
from to cents and IN some cases cents per bushol
advance was reported, while the market active,
with sales Of 14O bushels at 81 20 for good white
Indiana 81 OF 81 90 for amber Iowa and Green Bay,
II 49, 81 20 for amber do 81 10 81 Is for red West
ern 81 o. 81 05 for Northwestern club and 81 81 O6
for Chicago spring Corn was frmer and quite active,
with sales Of 1870 900 bushels at 43c 4c for damaged
and 48c. SOC. for new and at 50c. Sic for old do
In store and delivered Rye was firm and in light de-
mand, with sales Of 500 bushels State 76c. primo
Western was held with steadiness at zoe. TIC. Barley
was nominal Barley malt was In fair demand, with
sales Of 900 bushels choice quality at 81 TO- Oats
steady with sales Of Canadian and Western at 42kc.
CoFEEE.-The market was quiet. sale OF 200 bags,
IN pond, was made for export at p. T.
CoTToN-The market excited to-day, while prices
advanced from lc Nc per h., with sales OF 1000
baes, closing stiff the basis Of 34c for mddlng up
lands. The stock has now reached point approxima
FRr1aH1s -Rates were rather less buoyant, while en-
gagements were to fair extent. TO Liverpool 70 600
bushels o. whsa: were engaged a. quo
bbs -four at 3s Ss 3D. To London 5000 bbls of flour
at 49, 1d. Prussian bark engaged TO take 20 900
bushels wheat If for Belfast at 11d and 10 Cork and
orders at IL I'd To Havre rates were steady at for
taow and lard while wheat was at zoe.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS market was without cnange OF
moment in prices, while sales active having
footed about 400 bbs at $40 80 $40 S7 for mess
and at s. SO IS rs for prime Beef heavy and in
active while the sales embraced about 200 bbs Prime
mess and beef hams quiet and nominal Cut meats
in fair demand and at steady prices with sales OF
$50 packages at 4Lc. SIG for hams, and axe 3c.
for shoulders. Bacon dull and nominal Lard was
unchanged with sales Of TOO packages at 7Hc. SIC,
the latter figure for choice Butter in good request
in part for export 1t 15c 17c for State, and lac.
15c for Ohio State cheese sold at 7c &c., the latter
figure for choice daries, and &c. a &c. for Ohio.
SUGARS were quito steady sales embraced 900 hhds.
at TIC. for COCO to fair refining goods. and at 7,c.
&c. for grocery grades do, and 100 boxes at PIT
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the lungs, aged 81 years
Inc remains viii BIO taken to stuyvesant N r., for in
WILSON Sunday, June 20, at the residence OF Mr.
David Miller, MAGGIE A. wife Of Edwin w. Wells, and
daughter Of the late Nathaniel La Bare aged 81 years
months and days.
Massachusetts, and Connecticut papers please copy
YoRK.-In Brooklyn, on Monday, Juno %, ANNE, wife
OF Joseph York, In the 39th year OF her age.
The friends and relatives Of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funera this "wednesday az
ternoon at halfpas two O'Clock, from her late resi-
dence, 81 CARL street.
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LEGAL NOTICEs.


COMMONWEALTH OFF
" Pennsylvania,
Wayne county, ~.
To Harriet NJ. Mcl3eth and william McBeth. her hus-
band You are hereby notified that ~ virtue Of writ Of
inguson awarded by the Orphans Court Of said county,
viii, the LIST day OF August 1862 at two oel OK Of said
day proceed upon the premises situate in Prson town.
ship said county, make partition OF the real of
which your grandfather John SIeph died saizeJ at
which tine and place you ave notnei 70 attend.
ROBERT \, DORM,
Sheriff OF Wayne county.
Dated HoSEspALE, Pa, May 20, ls62
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-25
CITY CONFESSIONAL REPORT.

AsHss.--Ths market quiet aud sales limited At
IS rs IS SIN for pots, and at 80 for pearls.
BssApsrurrs s-Flour--The foreign news had a favor
AHA influence on the market. and common grades OF
a.e and weston ossd at % Advance Of about &C. per
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-25

sehr washb p,,. Th5asher Phil.aslRhia Mckee:
ssSs SSSS Peters,
$ % S5ss I%spsips Isssslsa
s.. sehr Amelia, wheiden, Nantacke.sw Brown &co
s f9 sarASss
sshr Truman, frldham, Brisiol-;L Kenny.
sioop Suffolk. Ellsworth, New Haven't Racket
ARRIVED
Steamship Ena (Bs}, MIshouse Liverpool June II. via
sa s':a 20
sna 4 ~ eli s s AN Vas
detained By weather; arrived Battery At
ss. 70 e. ss . .gs i s sss ID
s cm IS ana Psus nearly s.r Il hs
AMID On ss p Of
,ss:s Ham
sr Robert sSs Peel am Hsa%Durg days
oans
gssSn h Msh0Orn Havana days.
ship Charter Oak ssarapor Carver Matanzas. June
b x F%sss 70 x M GSs Falmouth S a,.
with mdse and IS passengers to Brugere Thebaud Had
Catalina als rsss 10 with
Shin Of from On o
Sih inst. q lon 70 lo bark osman, DeshOn from
Bark Edward Everett (of Boston), Harding Belize Hon.
New
KEY spps Us
Bark Amelia (of Rockand) Munro Havana. June A. in
Bark Amanda Black sass pende.ons, Havana June Ia
Bark Antioch. Gardner Havana June Is, with sugar &C.
Helen Maria RAZOR of Boston, Marshall cenfuegos June
BARK Hoasion Share, sagua 10 days. ballast Wake
Bark Boynton, Miller, Providence days. in ballast to
Bark West Wind Bolser stoninston IL hours ballast
Brig Phia (Br Of sunderland), Paddon Sunderland g
Shssr "a l, s Small Nsn!sn May
sss ksSssy =
Brig Lilly Dale tBr1, Stevens Windsor Ms, 10 days. with
ssSr joseph te Boston,. Cobb Old rso.,asaee, June
w &C. to e. vim M q a. % y u
schr Ranger iof New Londou). Hnckloy, zaza, Is
scsr vermiiyea Gint.. Granada II days. with fruit
schr careton (Br Evans Island, 10 days with fruit.
seSr Dandy Of Nassau>. Roberts, Eleuthsra days.
sehr Robinson sBr q PED: Hobbs charlOssstOwn. 10
town, 10 days wiS potato .. 70 4 SmitSsrs Co
sshr Msrsen Waen' Charo''esown' cayA with
sshr sscor Foster Barcsona II days. with mils.onss
sehr ocesn waye tgr,. Iockhar Lnsan, CD, Il days,
sshr slo.t tsr, Douglas, Maitland. MS. u day. with
wilhegins sgr,, Foster. North Brandon NIB days
Lsisi:e g.: s
Tss:s %Ss i Ess::
| schr Valera, Woodward. Yorktown, days
s sSr s.2.% Sis. k Msae1. 1ans
s ssT 4isss Sffs no g. s.y s.,
x Cole ms: {: ,, 70 l..
f Sa:,s Abr. B,mers days
schr American Eagle, Masy, Newark for Pembroke
s sss s,E's' ss
ssSr Essaad sSS a sn's ssen .s' DAY.
sehr " Baldwin. Small Gloucester sdaya
sssr New Yoi sS SSod:s Boston
schr Gilman. Crowell, Boston, days
schr plymouth Rock, Norris, Boston: sdsys
sr A ssf fd Hsss New ssS
sr r ss.ssa hn'in Sn,
Schr Mantle, Barber Taunton, days
sSr ssads if'. @ior T,q Fs River
s ssr senator sSrh b1ss S.i psSsn a.ys
sSr y"s,. hy s Sss
s sSr fyih pS ca nsewP rfG.Ssn'e
scSr Jane, Smith. Tes,sry;
schr President, Hall. Westerly.
Schr Orator. Gibbs, Newpor.
Schr Kate Aubrey, Curtis Newport.
Schr Game Cook, bow, East Greenwich.
Schr Amelia, Lane, New Haven
Schr Emelne 0rlhln New Haven.
81: asd s;asEs R:ssss; Y. ss:s.
Sloop Mount Hope, Sullivan. Taunton.
Sloop Rhode Island, Remington, Provtdence
Sloop Thos Hail. Hull, Providence.
Steamer Thompson, Cundif, Baltimors.
Steamer Cygnet. Jones' Philadelphia
Steamer Vulcan, Morrison. PhiadelphlA
Steamer Petrol. Young Providence.
Wind at sunset Ne
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-25
EXPRESSES.

A BuRSIIAM's FURNITURE EXPRESS AND PACK
n. ing Estahiishneut Wet Eievtnh street, tween
Fflh aud Sixth avenms Household Furnitur. boxed and
shipped all paris OF the world. Co efd for
moving fui ntufe o. families. Fun nturc stored
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-25

Doctor Hunters Discovery Cures the
very form of Scrofua obstinate Eruption Of the Skin
and old Ulcers. No Division street. New York CITY,
1854 =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-25

A Big Hit.-Gen tlemen's Patent Leather
Boots for 81 at BARTLETTS, No. 372 Grand street.
of Norfolk street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-25

PLEEDING OF THE LUNGS
health 1G
" o srs
becomes bilious or his liver torpid often
the lungs and when the ordinary means OF pre-
goes into consumpton These effects are caused By Tie
hSs and state q The a The liver
and this ad win. all is impurities is forced through tho
psSes ss mNoa and Gau;s S to struggle for the
the bleeding they rritate the lungs and
We nave described have been perfect health By
Schencks Pulmonc Syrup. Seaweed Tonic and Mandrake
live. such the nasa5: preyas:
g
a9sas I Soo se Tns liver axes up ali its
70 30 Converted = Sus the Sood
oI'sn box q Msadrsss Pm. WIN
scrbe by have tried them, truly asonsh
ing rs''Sh' who h eryf A.d COMPLAINT
for long tme-ongue coated skin saow. bowels cosvs,
he ss:e PMS
cSaa hardly anoMD for the
$ % ss M. sAss q
Ss
These % some win appear impossible eu
sss called bleed
.sss. :ss Sas cold sSs
rhage frequently yield his remedies Ar T. FrAmbes
Of Philadelphia while In Franklin square two or thrse
taken over % g. e. Bovsrs drug store Sixth and vips
stopped ia wsI hsE removed his place q residences
for Who'll wsss
good sinking ys!y fast when ps ssas s Va
AFRAID 70 hand or tooh lsat ha -I~"'~
With Or. Schenns'' $1,000. -.ssu 70 ae.,n.
r~-s- -ssisAnce he recovered, and 10 now
.....ty Well He Is dne, healthy looking man. rahel
ana leshy ~ may be seen By calling on him. ct 6e
Volumes might be filled with the Of Consumption,
Liver Complaint Bleeding Of the Lungs &C. effected By DE-
Schenck's treatment
sehencks Pills other medicines may be had
at DR.. SCHENCKS rooms, 50 Bond street, New York, and
by every druggist In the CITY, and be BY mail
address. Price rs cents per box.
DR. SCHENCK can be found ut his 81 Bond street.
New York, every Monday from A. NJ. to r. M, TO
anime Lungs and give advice those suffering disease
OF the Lungs, Liver Stomach and Respiratory 0rgans
CONRAD FOX 81 barclay street. Ia wholesale retail
agent for DR.. sCHENCK'S MEDICINES in New York.
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* Hcrrfng's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof Safes Isl Broadway Of Murray street,
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At LETTERS, 573 Broadway, Ladies' Elias.
tic Boots 81 So 81 rs ST. Bamorals 81 - Is and So 50
gents fine Shoes and Slippers youths and chidrens Bal
morals. Shoes and Caters JEFFERS. SIS Broadway.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ZANE STREET N. z. CHURCH-A GRAND SOCIAL
= Reunion and Strawberry Festival will b held aLthe
evening June rs Good speaking and singing may be ox
pected Doors open O'clock Tickets dy cents each,
Two THE FRIENDS OF THE 6hAvE EDWARD FIrz-
gerald WHO was killed or the Sls Of May the battle
or Fair Oaks He was = member Of Company l. Thirty
sxn regment e. T. = BE died nobly upholdng the Tag
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