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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-09

IRON the b. Louis U1ion, Asg1ss 81
"trip q few days into The interior o. this blas has
SHOWN - degree Of agricultural shrift and prosperity
that We were hardly prepared 70 expect In spite q the
complaints = drought Of which much has Teen said
bus few serious Indications Of such Visitation are vsbs
a. least IN Franklin 0asconsds, 0ssgs and Galloway
tes The dry weaoher IN early sprhg Il feared at
The time had entirely destroyed the grass and oats, and
materially injured tie corn: bus subsequent rains ecng
just In the nick q time, aspect 70 these crops
and rescned them from the injury that threatened the.
me oats and grass are nearly full crop, and the
except In localities which the jealous clouds 70 baye
carefully avoided = unusually promising. Ths
iust now ng out under the influence q the rains OF
last week, and do nos remember 10 have seen more
frequently that sign Of good yisd-two ears on
single stalk The Galloway tobacco crop viii be shortv
scarcely than half what II last year. This
y caused By hs scarcity Of plants and the dSoushs In the
spring. 80 aee+e ,7a.& ast ts AtN 'sNNht
Fruit Of all kinds 10 everywhere abundant Even the
yield Of wild fruit wiz show bount1ulneae seldom
equaled. Every orchard Is breaking down under it,
accustomed load Of apples peaches, pears, plums aud
.prcots and the vneyards are - heavily burdened e
the orchard The orchard crop and the vintage Of 1883
IN Missouri win have been scarcely sxceed either In
quantity o. qualify. slagaEf~ Sam Hs d&&AhM
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gu0cEN mo fRA0KDY-ArrKMPr At WIFE nURDRn.
Coroner wdcy was notified 10 hold an ante morsem
examination yesterday IN the o. Mrs Amelia simsl
a No leo Rvmgton street, who shot by her husband
Henry Dcici AZ late hour Friday night under the
following parties lived very unhap.
ply together owing 70 tho interference Of sister OF Mr.
Deie who opposed 10 the marriage and had sworn
20 separate them. On Friday night war Of words
ensucd between Dsimel and his wife, when nualiy the
husband pscipated matters BY chasing his bessr Aalf
all over the house with pisol and firing two Shots al
hs the nt shot proved harmless but ths second oac
which was fred sitter the had got Into the street.
took eject in Mrs Deimels back brought her 70 the
sidewalk. The wound inflicted Il said 10 bc highly
dangerous aud viii probably terminate fatally Tho TO-
Ewns "a q copy ~ Mrs. Icimcl's dying dsciaratjou as
taken before the CorUner.-
Amelia remei tcing duly sworn, dcrosed aud said
live here, ard believe myself 10 be n dying condi
t,on ms nus band has sstsr here sho sworn thai
va shall have rest until she arates us when wo
we're rst arred We lived very happily together. but
recently Tbs sister has made trouble between u.s. nv
husbsnd has been very abusive and 10 constantly getting
drunk have been In the country for several days AID
returned rday forenoou went 20 Rcakm m stree,
ana there my husband, but did not srcnk IL him.
raised ny him. be came homo about two o'clock Ia tho
Afternoon, BIT We did not sTcak until half past eleven
ocioek at pstt: az tho time last named went down
sfairs c basement lie down the sofa: there
found my ushard walking up and down; alter while
went ~ stairs again. and met him w entry: ho
came towards and out into the street he fol-
low cd nttl GOT the " RivuQtnn ard elm
ton streets be was short distance behsnd me when he
red the pists and shot me IN the back he fred the PTS
ri al me before of tho house, and be-
came frs htonrd that ont into tho street fell
immediately IN being shot my b. sband SAID, Now. you
villain ihave 90, ,ou;' was picked up by policeman
Dsime, stands committed TO the Tcubs " await sbs
,ssuM u bB whc's injuries
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Personal Intelligence.

Hon. W. b. :. Moore, Of Maine Hon o. Il Mattcson Of
Utica Major T. @. Tucker Of Washington O. AneelI Of
Providence. A. n Jcssur, A. Gettcy and L. Sharplcss
n Philadelphia {. H. Howard, = W Fdmonds NJ I1,eton
r. lark and lady. Of Ohio MAJOR General o. b. Howard,
United states Army h,sscn Howard, Aiddc Camp MAJOR
General Doubleday and daughter United Statee Army
col + chickcrirg tinted States Army, View Orleans
Captain J l.. Swift, United states Army. Captain y.
Manton. United states Navy, Col G A johnson, New
States Army, arc stopping nj the As,or House
Major General " r. Hair and f,an. viftrbure; Mnjor
r. n Hirgiubotom, United Army Lieutenant Con.
uandns I'd. Tenv, United states Navy; u. " sackctt
OF Rochester, and Col Geo. sarkrcathcr or wtscsin
have arrived In town, and are sofpsg al the Mcsropol
tan Hotel.
Mr. Upton, who has coniuctsi the numerous psiyc
caps special COUNSEL for the Navy ncrartmcnt a the
uotcd states and the car'ors before tho Prize
this district seriously W After tho cncnson of the
gumcnt. he vas se'z~d With paralysis on reaching hs
residence, and hw ne was despawed Of BY his medxal
adv sers.
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Obituary.
COLONEL ssosss LAND vlLIAsD, UNIFIED STATES

OOhgU0Hys
COLONEL esossss LAND wILLAsD, UNIFIED STATES
The subject Of this sketshfs Il Gettysburg Pa July
lsss, while calamity leading charge - Acting Briga-
der General Of the Third brigade Third division second
army corps. Ha WAS Colonel Of Ne One Hundred and
Twenty nth New York Volunteers ana Major Of the Nine
tssnsh regular infantry. United States Army He IVES
she grandson Of our late venerable citizen Gen. Anthony
Lamb, q Albion plaes He bern August Is, 1887. in
the city OF New York Reared among liz sxcitemenis,
no early evnccd preference for the military profession
While ye youth he urged upon HID rissds % obtain FOR
him mdshipman's warrant or a appointment TO the
Military Academy At West Point bat they thought that
he should become business man. and ssns him to re-
latiev In Ohio. . ee LAD bss nsa .fae8 I'll
But the martial spirit in him could not be subdnsd
and when the toesin o. war sounded 70 arms he was
one Of the hrst TO respond, and enlisted, for tAe
MEXICAN war In the Fhtesnth Ohio Volunteers, undir
Colonel Geo. Morgan. Although mere youth he WAS
At once mads sergeant Of his company, and marched
under General Dcoss 70 tn city Of Mexico. In the attack
on that city his company Of the st 70 scale the
walls Of Chap1lsspsc Castle and his gaantry that
occasion no was On Of General Scott ~
pointed brsve second lieutenant Of the Eighth infantry
June %, l8a8 was promoted SECOND lsntenans August
49, 1862 On the breaking ont o. the present rebellion
be orgsnized the secoad regiment New York volunteers,
War Department declining 70 allow him 70 retain that
command be reeurneds 70 Warrington % cnmmazdAug
0cer Of ~ Eighth infantry served With II during the
peninsula campsgn q 1881 when. getting psrm!sicn
from the Secretary q War; be raised It Troy NJ the
One Hundred and Twenty afth New York voqntesrs ard
was commissioned = e ccIoDel August Is, 1854 TAe
regiment stationed ct HaSper's Ferry when Il
surrendered TO General Stonewa Jackson, and BY
him paoieA Dut notwithstanding the discoaragsment
and dsnoraSiSatico incident 70 new regiment under
those circustancee. they became after er exchange
and return 70 active duty, o0e q the very bt Temsns
In The Army or the Potomac. both II disopine and dr
The effects Of which plainly vibs a the basts q
dag: marked aHsrpsrs Ferry" and where 81. WHARF
fen while leading brigade on tne a q July. 1888,
struck 10 the face by piece Of shelf His remains
taken from the battle field by his faithful attendant
Joshua Wseman, an old soldier of the Eighth infantry
and forwarded TO Troy n rs the residence Of his WIFE,
daughter q Hon. Elias Plum Of that city. As an
Officer no held high reputation citizen he uni
vessaly esteemed and beloved He died soldier
and martyr TO this cruel rebellion. Members Of the
Common Councils OF Albany, Troy and LansinRbnrg,
large military escort and immense concourse Of citl
attested by ber presence II the their es
nation Of who gallant and brave soldier true
and upright citizen. .fans eet AaA
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Redemption or the Five.Twcnties.
TO rnB EDITOR or THE HERALD.


Al doubt seems st 10 exist as the policy Of
the government in reference 70 the redemption Of the
fvetweny bonds in gold leading onumerous inquiries
this point, take the liberty Of handing you herewith
copy OF letter which have received from the Trea-
sury Department satisfactorily answering these inquiries
The extended Distribution Of this loan among tho people
renders the subject OF much public interest that
the publication Of the letter may be deemen advisable.
Very respectfully yours, FISK HATCH. Bankers.
fr 1RKAscRy DIrARrNxHf, August 8, 1895.
0Rxnxuus-Your letter of the I'd instant relative %
che redemption Of Eve twenty bonds the loan Of Feb
ruary -, 1852, has been received The following the
decision Of the Secretary In regard to the redemption o
the public debt-Ah coupon and registered bonds form
ing part OF the permanent loan Of ned States win
be redeemed 10 gold. Tho Eve twenty skies, being
dosmabe II any time within twenty years, after the
lapse ave years, belong 70 the permanent and
also do the twenty years skies Of July IT, 1851 into
which the three years are convertible
An obligations and notes forming part Of the temporary
loan will bc paid a maturity In United States notes.
less before such maturity payment In specie shall have
been generally resumed. The thirty three years
bonds notes form part Of the temporary oan with the
privilege Of conversion into twenty years sizes
less than hvc hundred dollars. They viii therefore
be paid. holders prefer payment to couversion, In
United States notes. Very respectfully,
GEO. HARRINGTON,
Acting Secretary Of the Treasury.
To Messrs. Fnx HArH, New York
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Arrival or che Gunboat Aries.

ArrtvBI u Sue 0umu0at ArHeos
Tho United States gunboat Aries, T. T. Dovcns, from
Port Royal "a, Charleston Sd, and Hampton Roads 6h
inst arrived here yesterday The following is list Of
her o1hcers NN e4
Devons.
ActinO Master and EEecutirx 06scer-J w. Balcb
Acting First A,siranf Engiweer-J A. Hin.
kcfino AniaaWf Paywaser--C. A. Downcs. ,f
AcifnQ AssssfuRf Suypcon--A. n Fowler a.
Acfiwa Second AsststdM Enoinser-F. A. Hutchiuson.
Acin0 laird Arisdn Engineus-Smeon Smith and
Thomas robbs. -
Cdptain's Cyerk-J. E. Parkman.
Pdyssaaers Cleric. J. Taylor.
AsAshipmaN.s-ss. 3. b. Sullivan. #MteNtrH
Acting Masfr's kaes--D McCoo and J. q. Farrar
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nockon
gs.. ss s s .ss e: :.;y She went -
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si s I. a. Il sssi s.
formerly bore me name Of Psnnamaquon) "a
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vi. e &c e. hs'A IN
other damage.
Is. ss !: e s ss ~
sold TO parties in New York on private terma
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April ~s having taken % since issssas fsss
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1900 July asIn port brig South BOSTON, from rsn.-
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from : ss 5 ;;sE .:is s s.. s
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$500 W.,
;sps!s Ireland Esi:y Es,s is ca Ss;.:
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aspha; Cabot. Phinney NYCrk Granite State alIsss IN
Is III Sa Sss ~ y: ;sSs !o1ssss =.
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brnrSy M Hssn fnYspAs 'a Shea ana
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Ei;sSs!hpos Sols. MaI Sor, Even ssis Smith. wso.
THAR schrs q nusr Mshsn and silss wrishs -
SAEDINEE July Arr ssh,s o,,ia Buxton. wll!IAEs.
saSe,h Baker. NYork. SID sh schs Pear. Brown fhle-
Da,. fSs:dsiTIis "a :sS,: asr'ssi Psns. Gibbs
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fd..%oas; john Iass:!: Or: TossSs. iof Z .sss:
xrsaas. sale iorsis Ruth T.i:ss, Fssss.
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c c.a Ms:s1 cSs Er Trade Wind
ss, x ,ss y s.ss Annie Col
ix csixs Ss, .ss: cys.. Cob. A'ss.aar.,
sysflC: o. Aug Art .cbG bergen, Mc0es; Nyors
Dsssn os
Argue sosrss for xYoys: Hs.,,s, sr,.n k.
S,svia.aes g! a; bu;5ss Bs.s's y.i k,ssr Tor
slcnps As,y D "a Dr IT, tn c 10y
v,derr0 for NYork: Eliza Kelsey, Lindsey and BlfxA
Matilda. Matthew'S do 10 u = -
ia{ PMArr brig Nantucket Ray Boston for Pot Royal,
&C. Put for reyss Also propeller Paiaysco Motl 81
and from NYork. eycurxnn. Bid schr James
Powers Blanchard. rhadepba for Salem. having
paired. - --.. i. -
NKWfURYrORT. Aug e-Sd schr Gov Burton, Phiade1-
plXEw BEDFORD Aug s-A,r :;sr. Az. Carter Adams.
si.-xr .esr hssi.nas Ns.1n: fhiiaaelpAls Gd
rensom nsriT EsshesRrori: Hidden, rorses. ana D.
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&c., DC.
GE0MAn, August Q. 1888.
One huadssd ~ twenty hrss Of Jehn Norgans ocsrs
Aave bssa ssnt from Jehnssas Land Harrisburg. 70
be confined u the psnisentsary there.
-Four hundred ~ any psbsls non Konsucky reased
Camp Chase yesterday.
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HAVANA, NASSAU. N. p, KINGSTON, IA, AND NEW
~ N.sR saff Fl tIs3 ORLEANS. fa tns ss1 III sfea8
Yon NAssAg AxD Enthusiastically Corsica. from New
FoR Kiscsrox IA Ac-stsamship PlantagensL from New
York Aus FROM Kingston. u, Ang2. n i Z fs4
atSPh. TIel rsfIf3Nl9' f-s'#IFIsFf
FOR NEW amship George Washington, from
New York Ang at Pm. 4fe -. sM# 1-'N IN
steamahip Morning Star. from New York August H. ~
6tosmahip Evening STAR from New York Aug a. ct Pm.
Steamship Hudson. from New York Aug 10. atl2 N.
s1 X, SPECIAL NOTICE..
An and packages iatsndsd the NEW YoRK HERALD
showld Js sealed LILO g,r +-yfet $50 ret rtt-v
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PHIiAprrmA, August 3. 1859.
-Four quet and unchanged Wheat sc7rca and little Of
IernS Torn steady al 75c. Tsc Oats unchsnged.
Whisky steady NJ sTc Bark steady
BALTIMORE, August y, 1893.
flour dull: sales OF Howard street and supernpe nj
% s7S ass. Wheat firm: sales u southern White al
n so 81 50. Corn quiet.
49, -. BpWNo. August 81 r. NJ
Flour quiet Cram and wheat quiet salcs o oco busb
els OF rcected Chicago spring AT Soc Corn oue, sale.
s2O00 bushels at Csc for ordinary 55.c Tor tair ard
BOc for choice yellow. Oats barley rye are on,o
whiekcy 200 bos a. t3c Ssns freieh. steady
r1r ON coru and lie. wheat 10 New Yrrk Inusv,.
2cOo bbs nour l6. 900 bushes wheat as 600 busbel.
corn "a 600 bushels oats Fsports-3 900 pbs. aour
IS eco busEsls wheat, o. 900 busbels corn.
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NEW YORK LOSSES AT PORT HUDSON.

OMc1al Rsports.
70 TIE EDITOR OF fnn HERALD.
HrApouAHruss, 1880 Rsalnnu NEW Yoax vols.,
July 9, 1853.
sal have honor 70 enclose list Of ths killed and
wounded in he regiment under my command during
the attack on Port Hudsoa La, from May n % date.
Your obsdient servant, JOHN H. AICOFT,
Major Commanding Ono Hundred and thirty third New
Stephen Nolan, Co. l.
Tsrrsnce Gillespie, Co. D. sse ST ast aN
navid Hutchinson, Co. D.o e1gs.a
Corporal Timothy Smith, CO. ~ -ts
Joseph sauren, Co B. saas ..lss8
Fred. Pisssiuker, Co. q.
Sergeant Geo Decklyn, ca. II. 1861 wtTF
Sergeant A. y. Founsain. Co A, slsbtlyd
e ss%as, S4So, e g . severely
Thomas AcAndre, Co. B, severely. aa 5tes sf a1sN.
John D. Cara, co. c. severely. g aaf
Corporal John Carson. 90. b, slightys
Timothy CALVIN, 20. D, slightly.
John p sSsl c. Co. p sRss1sy Nsxaa ~
Patrick McKariu, Co. =, slightly. fgM
George b. Cutler, Co. 4. slightly. a.
Captain Mathew 3. Moore, Co u aashaN n
Owen McCue, %. =, reverely. - t.is1 "A '.A
seraeapt O. W. La Roza co. O. slightly,
Thomas III W,lliams Co g. severely, - sl-tEstlv
VI illiam Dovle Co a. elishily. "A - "a
John Do!sn. G. q slightly &eAEp
j h%o. ssh Hen9, 81 ro., :s s',snsy
Richard DeQhnn Co n sliQhtlv. ~ ~. 20
Andrew Schlliha %. IL slQhtiy. VII
WilIam Waters o. i sirhtly rl,.. 4 a4f 81 to,fatA
Winiam Hupt % /. siiehtiy 6. sa.ei sarae Gcsfs1
Corporal Rufus Wood, Go. !. severely. il
John s. Berger CO. x, severely. y .ss
Christian ewart1 On K slqhflv 81. sst eYs ca
MIchaAl annernn Co K sIishtiv. .ta-zs \ d aes 3
nonas McDonS0. Go. X. slrhtiy luagAta % fgFG
Francois Despajae Co <, severely. ~, ,..tst...s n
John NcCawiev Co D. sliohfly ~ n IN y
Joeeph r. lana % A morfaiiy II Z. rfle.1ts WYE
r~a ,o,,,....n ...r.,,,.- o......s =. A.. sus -.
inc loio~nS cAsua'sies ocCussso % No &ssb SuAsi
1885, t5eft @aH
Colonial L. D. n. currie. wounded in IN arms IF
First Lieut.. BENZ +. Dsnton. a.. A. filIed. -
John Armstrong. O.. A. kiled uft.sa.0s
John Pad Co 4 killed T'f44NG 20 sLssfA
Martin Mc(,overn al Al k,,led
jeremiah Murphy. CO a. kiiied a4t
Corporal Martin Foale, CO. A. wounded, ,tr
Cornoral N j Hlanch.rd "a 4 vnundad
CORPORAL D. c. Austiu CO. A. vousoed. 49, ,fP
Patrick Cohen CO. a. woundeG
Patrick Moore Co Al wounded as 9aatA&
John Hughes CO. A. woundsd ...,..rr
Thomas +. Hulroy. Co N Wounded.
Michael RafIarty Co A. vounded AZ alslars.A
John Reynolds Co A. wounded AH1
Fred Van Ambureh CO a. wounded fs'91 seT
Storm vanderzee Co A. wounded.
Sergeant Robert Jones, Co. B, killed. esnf ssr
Patrick Quinn, Co. B, killed.
Aaron Henrque, %. b, wounded.
James Dougherty, Co. B, wounded.
Isaac W. Richards, Co. b, wounded.
Nelson Palmer, Co. B, wounded. 1f5e IN
Robert Patterson. G. B. wounded
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The Columbus, Piqua and Indianapo1is
Railroad.
CINCINNATI, August 9. 1859.
The Columbus. riqua and indianapolis Railroad was
sold on Thursday under decree NJ the Franklin County
Court trustees and bondhodors Of The road Tor re-
Organization. aQaf#fs
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OMc1al Reports
70 TIE KDrfOR OF fnn nxRAlD.
HrApouAxrxns 1880 RsaAnr NEW YoaK vois, /
July 9, 1853.
sal have ths honor V enclose list Of ths killed and
wounded in he regiment under my command during
the attack Port Hudson, La, from May n 70 date
Your obedient servant, JOHN H. AILCOTT,
Major Commanding Ono Hundred and Thirty third New
York Volunteers. e.@ q. s
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u IL pr,<urpd ia the cosa1s suacbea - ~ Crewen
Hcmse 6asinss @, tss rgdsoH fsssssi \, sstS~sS
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rocvuv uArs AND TRAVELLING B0NNRTa. VERY
u stsIsh new styles Al l.. BINN millinery. SCI broad
-ocroste Metropolitan Hotel Mourning BON
ns,s and Hcsrning vesls Sra side Hats. Children nas.
and LalIes Turtans
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-30

Two ooBgratulstory telegrsphie MESA
Ees passed through cur Chicago Office on
Wednesday night last which coming as
they did from Poinls but a brief period
ago deemed byond reach by any Of the
rapid means Of oonmunioation which this
F. arg has hzoaehtou deserve a passing NO
tee. 0ne Vas from Omsk, Eastern Sihe,
Fia, and The other from Alexandria, Egypt,
and each were directed 10 San Francisco,
CsHfornia. The Russian American 1ele-
graph Company, expect in the next two
years 70 complete the connection between
s. Petersburg aud San Francisco, Under
the Russian charter, the wires, aoooriiag
% enc dispatch alluded 10, have now reach.
"a Omsk, and are repidly progressing,
while The California State Telegraph Com
pbny are moving on the American end Of
TIE great line with ali possible speed
These messages were severally dated Ssp-
temher 18Th and Were delivered In San
Francisco on the night Of the 25d, making
sen days time between these two remote
cities including the conveyance across by
steamers. Thus one more link is added 10
ne ohAin which will ere long oireumveDt
thc world 0hieeeo Tribdlc.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-30
A MAN OF A THoUsANDI
A ooNsuMPrivE oURED

Dr. n. JAMES, 9 nsfiIed Physician ofgrf
omincncr. discovered, while In mo hart Audlel
certain cure for cuusum ptluhf Alinmal tfoncnl'
Ouuaha, Colds and gruEral nrnlllf1. me fama
vs. discovered By him when hlI only chlldi danf
Ter, va given up 20 die. hlf child VS. furudf an
unu alive End we'll. nealrl ua Of nntsattluT hs
low mortalH, b. wlN seud Co tnoan Uno Nlan y
recipe, nunlanluf iuIl diffcllu1H tuf Haai iuf ael
onsrlnliT Elnf this remedy rnqs On faelqi ~ IN
not = slnFis case 0f C0usumpfllu that 10 dnas nof
once take hold of and di11ilafe. NiFnt fHeai4i p
Vlhnn1a Irritation % thr nerves, isiiura ui on mo
fcult rrclorntior, ahErp pains ln The lnllE.i
throat chilly Sensations uanlaa az The aln1laclii
acflur ol the buWela, wasting aNaT oi me ula,lel
a1-Ihn writer vii rlcaaH state The name ~ tuH
CnAurGOh o.
lyis-aa 80 Nafth sd.si Phlla1.lnhia, d
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-30

The ten thou'and volunteer militia en-
oamped LAST week neNr Toledo, were unani-
mDus,y for-Brough ana the Union. Five
thousand dollars we're subscribed to pro-
vide COR the families Of their two comrades
killed on the railroad.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-30

70 Messrs W.. KEAuE Co, baltimore ~ can.
not bat conggutuiato yol upon the iumepao grQgTo.
uud Improvements which you continually mEae on
yonr rianos Whinh In my opinion rznk hmong the
VurT baat IN the country. n. sEkAhOtOh.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-30
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THE POET ON A TRAINi on,
ne Romance Of the Railroad.

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