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come relief if they should be unfortu-
nate enough to fall into the hands of
our justly Indignant army. You great
ly mistake the loyalty Of those who so
freely gave their blood at the battle of
Stone River, if, for single moment,
you entertain the opinion that we would
Justify you in resisting the draft. We
will, with one accord, lay down our lives
in support Of the cause for which we
enlisted, but never, till the last armed
foe expires, will we ingloriously lay
down our arms, as intimated in your
letter. We will return home for no other
purpose than to bayonet, and, if need
be, eXterminate all such contemplate
troason-mongers as you have described.
This letter viii no doubt conclude our
correspondence, to which I do not OBJ
iect, and, since you have taken the
liberty to write such an insulting letter
to me, I propose to deal plainly with
you, and, in doing SO, allow me to say
that all your boast about resisting the
draft is mere cowardly bombast. You
and all Of your stripe lack the courage
to lift an arm to oppose the draft. You
will, no doubt, purchase a revolver,
and talk loudly about resistance, as all
towards do: but, mark me for the ex-
preston, you will never use them. [
despise a coward, as I despise the Devil,
and forever hence you are, in my hum
bic estimation, a cringing coward, Of
the lowest order. Only think for single
moment Of a spirit so contemplate as
to express the wish that we might desert
the graves of our brethren to the desc
Grafton Of rebels. Go on in your mad
career of opposition to the war, but re-
member that the day is fast approach
ing when you will gladly give your
right arm to be able to recall the treas
onable acts Of the past. If you desire
to know how your letter was received
here, you can readily determine from
the following. One Of the boys present
when it was read, remarked that eff
you were here your skin would be taken
off and twisted into whip-lashes, with
which to lash your soul on the road to
He'll" All denounce the author Of such
q reasonable letter as q mean, con-
ten1ptible coward, who dare not fight
for or against his country.
With every sentiment Of profound
disgust, subscribe myself, forever, the
enemy of traitors at home and rebels
in arms, while I am unalterably for the
Union.
r. NJ. McCoY,
Co. T, Goth Reg't Ohio Vol'rs.
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HEADQUARTERs PBoVosT MARSHAL, /,
9Th Dist Wis IlaCrnssn June Is

HEADQUARTEEs PRoTosT MARSHAL, }
9th Dist. Wis, Lacrosse, June Is.
ONLY those faithful soldiers who, from
" wounds or the hardships of war, are no
longer fit for active field duty, viii be receiv-
cd in this Corps Of Honor. Enlistments will
be for three years unless sooner discharged.
Pay and allowances same as for officers and
men of the United States Infantry; except
that no premiums or bounty for enlistment
will be allowed. This will not invalidate any
pensions or bounties which may be due for
previous services.
The following uniform has been adopted for
officers and men Of the Invalid Corps:
For QFrICERs.-Frock coat-Of sky-blue
cloth, with dark-bluc velvet collar and cuffs
in all other respects, according to the present
pattern for officers Of infantry.
Shoulder straps-According to present reg
ulations, but worked on darl-bluc velvet.
Pantaloons-Of sky-bluc cloth, with double
stripe Of dark-blue cloth down the outer seam,
each stripe one-half inch wide, with space be-
tween Of three-eighths Of an inch
Forage eap-Present regulation.
FOR ENLISTED MEN. Jacket-Of sky
blue kersey, with dark blue trimmings, cut
like the cavalry jacket, to como well down on
the abdomen.
Trowsers-Prcsent regulation, sky-blue.
1oIet5C C@J-I resent reSUldJlOn.
Men who are still in service and unable to
perform effective ield duty, may be trans
ferred to this corps.
Medical Inspectors, Surgeons in charge OF
Hospitals, Military Comma nders, and all 9th
ers having authority to discharge, under ex-
isting laws and regulations, are forbidden to
grant discharges to any men under their con-
trol who may be fit for service in the Invalid
Corps
For the convenience of service, the men will
be selected for three grades of duty Those
who are most efficient and able bodied, and
capable of performing guard duty, etc, etc.
will be armed with muskets, and assigned to
companies Of the First Battalion Those OF
the next degree of efficiency, including those
who have lost hand or an arm; and the least
effective, including those who have lost a foot
or leg, to the companies of the Third Bat
| tallion; they will be armed with swords
| The duties will be chiefly to act as provost
guards and garrisons for cities; guard hospi
tails and other public buildings; and as clerks
orderIies, etc. If found necessary they may
be assigned to forts ETC.
Acting Assistant Provost Marshal Generals
are authorized to appoint Officers of the Reg
ular Service, or of the Invalid Corps, to ad
minister the oath Of enlistment to those mer
who have completely fulfilled the prescribed
conditions Of admission to the Invalid Corps
viz:
/. That the applicant is unfit for service il
the field.
?. That he is fit for the duties, or some O
them, indicated above.
5. That, if not now in the service, he wa.
! hcnorably discharged.
| 4. That he is meritorious and dcseryinr
For enlistment or further information, an
! ply to the Board of Enrichment for the 6ti
District Wis. as La Crosse, Wis Give
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Mai. Gen. Condo

E8~ If anybody is dissatisfied with
Federal money, let him go South and
get Confederate money. IF anybody
is dissatisfied with United States taxes,
let him so South and pay Southern tax
es. IF anybody is dissatisfied with the
United States enrolment, let him go
South aud enjoy the benefits Of the
Southern coDscription.
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HAINEs' LEGAL ADvIsER.-We have
received the July No. of this publica-
tion. 1t contains the usual amount of
practical legal information for Lawyers,
Business Men, and others. 1t Itpublishes
regularly, from official sources, all de-
cisions of the Commissioner of Internal
Revenue, and the Courts, upon ques-
tions arising under the NATIONAL TAX
LAW, with a vast amount Of general
information concerning this important
law.
It is also devoted especially to infor-
nation concerning the enrolment and
draft of militia under the recent Con
scR1pTIoN ACT OF CONGRESS-.
Terms S1.oo year. Address z. NJ
HA1sEs, publisher, Chicago, Ill
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--LATEST NEws.-Gen. Hooker, at his
own request, has been relieved Of the
command Of the Army Of the Potomac,
and Gen. Geo. G. Meade appointed.-
The latter has issued the following neat
Headquarters Army Of the Potomac, !
June 28th, 1868.
By direction Of the President Of the
United States, l hereby assume COM
mand Of the army Of the Potomac. As
a soldier in obeying this order, an order
totally unexpected and unsolicited, I
have no promises or pledges to make.
Tie country looks to the army to relieve
it from the devastation and disgrace Of
hostile invasion. Whatever fat;gues
and sacrifices we may be called upon
to undergo, let us have in view constant
IL the magnitude Of the interests involv-
ed, and let each man determine to do
his duty, leaving to an all controlling
providence the decision Of the contest.
1t is with just diflidencc that | relieve,
i'll command of this army, an eminent
and accomplished soldier, whose name
must ever appear conspicuous in the
history Off achievements. But rely
upon the hearty support Of my comrads
IN arms to assist me in the discharge
Of the duties of the important trusts
which are confded to me. Signed,
GEO. G. MEADE,
Maj. Gen. Comd'g.
The rebels are kicking up a great
hubbub in Pennsylvania, and it is cx-
pectcd that ere this, they are in pos
session Of Harrisburg. Business is
generally suspended in Phila ielphia,
and all tho citizens are preparing for
defense.-It is reported that Port Hud-
son has surrendered to the Federals,
with 5000 prisoners Of war.
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49, GRAND HAVEN ROUTE.

THE STEAMSHIPS of this line commence
L TWICE daily trips between Milwaukee and
Grand Haven, in connection with the
DETROIT G. MILWAUKEE r, R..
Monday, May 4th, 1868, leaving Cornpany'3
Dock, Milwaukee, at 400 a. m., and Ais D. NJ
These Steamships make the trip to Grand Ha-
ven "a distance OF S5 miles) in SIX HOURS,
with as much regularity as any Railway Train.
THIS IS II hours tie Quickest, and 96 miles
the shortest RoHte, to all points in the Eastern
States or Canadas. hours the quickest and
81 miles the shortest route to Cleveland, with
no expense for Sleeping Car.
Fare from all points West, AS LOW, and
from Milwaukee, ONE DOLLAR LESS than
by other lines
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a Spicy Correspondence between {
Butternut and q Soldier.
THE following correspondence has
been handed us by Fet Mosher, Of the
10Th regiment. It is genuine.
HAMILTON, ONO,
Sunday. March %. 1863. {

HAMILTON, ONO,
Sunday, March %, 1868.
DEAR BoB-I suppose you were in
u harder battle New Years than [ and
Rash were with the skunk, and more
serious, too. I suppose that before this
reaches you that you will have been ii
another. From what you say, [ sup
pose it is an awful sight to see the
Slaughter Of mcn. You undoubtedly
know of the heavy draft that is awaiting
us. The people here are all of one
mind--that is to resist the draft. They
all say that they will rebel against it.
| don't know how that will work, but if
they do [ am in. DO you think the SOL
diers will fight us if they were brought
up here to take US? I don't. I think
they would be wise if they would throw
down their arms. Bob, we had big
democratic meeting in Hamilton, yes
terday. We listened to the speaking
until we got tired, the next was cuchrc
and bar. Well, Bob, [ must quit for
this time. Write soon if you don't get
killed. j. ii. JR.
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MURFREEsBORO. April 2, '63.

MUEFEEESBORO, Aprll Z, %.
JoHN-Iour cowardly and disgrace
ful letter is just received. You can
better imagine than I can define my
disgust at receiving such contemplate
and reasonable letter from one claim
inc to be a citizen of the American Re
public. \ man raised and educated
under the auspices of the best Govern
ment ever enjoyed by any people; who
has so degeneratcd in the scale Of
morality and love Of country, is al OBJ
iect of contempt rather than Of sympa-
thy. I blush to think that one of my
former associates, who but short time
since, boasted Of love for his country
and her free institutions, is to-day, from
motives Of dastardly cowardice, cring-
ing IN the attitude Of supplication at the
shrine of the Southern Confederacy.
What has so recently come over the
spirit of your dreams, that you can thus
meanly repudiate both your God and
your country. The sentiments which
you express SAVIOR very much Of human
depravity. Have you lost all the pride
of manhood? Have you become 50
demoralized as thus to acknowledge
yourself at once a traitor and dis
grace to the free institutions of the
country which gave you birth? May
God, in his infinite justice, prosper the
glorious cause for which the Federal
arms are contending: while to the
j, wretched torment of fire and birthstone
in the deepest gorge Of hell, consign
not only the rebels in arms against oul
Government, but also--and three fold
more deserving-the unprincipled and
cowardly wretches who openly avoH
themselves traitors, but who have moi
the moral courage to take up arms ii
favor of the rebellion for which they
profess SO much sympathy. Ifsuch mer
as Vallandigham and his followers ex
pect to receive mild treatment at The
hands of the soldiers in this department
of the army they are laboring under {
most woeful delusion. The scorchins
flames of hell would bc to them q vel
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IT IS SURE TO CURE!
IT IS SURE TO CURE!
IT IS SURE TO CURE.
IT IS SURE TO CURE !!
Tt is impossible to enjoy the bloom Of health
and vivacitv of spirits, unless the Menses are
regular as to the time, the quantity, and quail
ity. When they are obstructed, nature makes
her effort to obtain for it some other outlet,
and unless these efforts of nature are assist
ed, the patient usually experiences Despon-
d0ncv, Nervousness and finally CONSUAP-
TION assumes it's sway, and prematurely ter
inmates a miserable life.
IT REMOVES ALL DISTINCTIONS!
IT REMOVES ALL INSTRUCTIONS!
IT REMOVES ALL DISTRACTIONS!
IT REMOVES ALL INSTRUCTIONS!
TT Is A PERFECT REGULATOR !!
IT IS A PERFECT REGULATOR =!
IT IS A PERFECT REGULATOR
IT IS A PERFECT REGULATOR! !!
BEAR IN MIND,
BEAR IN MIND,
BEAR IN MIND,
BEAR IN MIND,
THAT l GUARANTEE
THAT l GUARANTEE
THAT I GUARANTEE
THAT I GUARANTEE E
A. nDoDo NO c1-Dr c,,,,,.-:o Sc .,,o
Nenses, from whatever cause, though care
should be taken to ascertain if pregnancy be
the cause, as these Drops would be sure to
produce miscarriage; they will also certainly
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Michigan Central Railroad.
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE

To New York, New England and
the Canadas.
IN and after SUNDAY, APRIL 10Th. 1868,
" trains leave the Great Central Union De.
pot, foot Of Lake street, as follows:
1880 a. M.-Day Express, Except Sundavl
arrives at Detroit at G:2o p. m.; SasI
pension Bridge $50 a. M; Albany 200
p. m.; New York SIS D. m. Hosfon
l1:30 p. m.
715 P. M.-Nigh. Express, (exccpt satur.
day,) arrives at Detroit at 6:O5 q. m.
Suspension Bridge $50 D. H.; Albany
4:45 a. d.; New York 1918 a. M; Eos
ton 2:3O p. III.
Cincinnati trains, via H. c. railroad, leave
chicago at 1880 a. IN. mail train; 7l5 p ID,
The 7I5 P. m. train leaving Chicago runs
through to Cincinnati without change Of cav
Or baggage.
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hEDICINE.-An excellent article of PORT
III Wine and French Brandy may be found
at the Wood Co. Drug Store
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K NApP & PURDY have good assortment
Ia of Boots and Shoes, which run from a No
II Stoga down to size suitable for the small
est specimen ef humanity
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TO TIarried Ladies,

They are peculiarly adapted, as they bring on
the monthly period with such perfect regular
ity.
SURE TO Do GOOD!
SURE TO DO GOOD!
SURE TO DO GOOD!
SURE TO DO GOOD!
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BE WISE N IINEl
Be WISE ~ TINE!
BE WISE IN THE!
BE IFLSE IN THE!
Let not disease destroy your constitution.
Try bottle of my PERIODICAL DROPS,
and you will be satisfied that am no impos-
tor. Tell your afflicted friend what restored
the bloom of health to your checks, and there
BY confer favor more valuable than gold
For painful or scanty Menstruation it is just
the thing. have now in my mind an instance
of lady who had been suffering from painful
mc1struation two or three years, confining
her to her room each time; she had applied
to several eminent physicians, without relief,
when one bottle Of my DROPS entirely cured
her.
ONE BOTTLE CURES!
ONE BOTTLE CURES!
ONE BOTTLE CURES!
ONE BOTTLE CURES!
In almost every case.
DO NOT BE INP0SED UPON!
Do NOT BE IMPOSED UPON!
DO NOT BE IMPOSED UPON!
DO NOT BE IMPOSED UPON!
Cut cut this out and send it to your Drug
rist ana if he has not got it, make him buy
# for YOU: or, it may be obtained Of the Gen
eral Agents for the United States,
-" . c. G. CLARK d. CO.,
Wholesale Druggists
New Haven, Conn.
For sale by all respectable Druggists
Price, s1.Oo per bottle
Prepared by JNo. l.. LToS, NJ. D..
|, rzI Wholesale Dealers and tha Trade sup
nlied at the Proprietor's prices, by
F--o LORD & SMITH,
Wholesale Druggists.
| 28yI % Lake Street, Chicago, His
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I could furnish any quantity of testimonials
Of its efficacy from my own patients, but the
practice Of parading bought and fictitious
ones before the public is SO prevalent do not
deem it advisable. My object is to lace my
medicine before the public, not only to make
money, but to do good 1t is provcrbially
true of the American Ladies, that not ten
perfectly healthy ones can be found in any
one vicinity.
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~ Pay us what is due.
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WOOD co. REPORTER

J. n, BRUNDAGE, Editor ana ffoEsfz. .oi'
r. NJ. HAINEs. Corresponding Editor
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Hen Wanted for the Invalid Corps


~ buy only the Genuine. 16-1y
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Gnanrial.
I'D of DIREC-

Alta MEETING of the BOARD Of D!REC,
n TORS Of the NEw.JER5EY ZINC COMrAsHRR' p ps'a
June H. 1863 a dividend OF THREE AND m hup ppEm
CENT was d-cl,ed on common Stock AUD rOUh TEN
CENT on Preferred Stock payable on aud after 'hs ta
July NET, at the Tranusr Office Of tho Company 90
Lbery-st New.Yok The Scrip end Stock TRANSFER D''A
will be closed from tho 2Oth inst. TO LIST proximo.
The annual interest on the Scrip will be psyaoie 'n'
same place and date . s.or.,.,v
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NnanclaI.
UNITED STATES TRsAsuaY, (
kaw-YoRK, June n. i86a. I

sCa UNITED Stairs TRxAsUnr Nsw.York, June 49, 1884
NOTICE.-Parties holding thirty (30) or more
Coupons Of the various Loans Of the United States mssurne
July 1862 requested to hand them in. with chsdalss
at any time before that date.
Holders complying with the above will have their coupons
erssd and checks given for them the 3oh Of june a
O'Clock p.
Blank schedules will BE- furushed upon application Il The
interest ds,k Of this Office.
JOHN J. CISCO
Assistant Tressueef q. q
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Mem Publications.

cII1DE 10 the HUDSON RIVER and It's
A UOiDc . w Muslin P,ice ST.,
IA TRIbUIA GEORGE AND LAKE CHAM
A GUIDE 10 LAM Muslin. Price IS cents
PLAIN - c.p.rocA WGiTE MOUNTAINS,
4 GUIDE TO OS9AMnTnAtSS Ann OTHER SUMMER
CATShILL plOCNiN'' Mnsin Price IS cents.
RETREATS >,euvopR cry AND NEIGHBOR-
A GUIDE IL Ma.lin Price IS cents
HOOD M THE FAILS or NIAGARA AND
GUIDE, ~ ANA' Muslin Puce IS cents.
VICINITY. ,,,f'ilx.colored EugrsviDgs
xith copious ptions Can De hsu sso
o. Price cents. For sale on the Care m
bosls and the Hotels at the W aei php;.Se,.
inaieg ne, y IpN - SONS No 1877 GIand-st. Newfork
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wrLIrAx.BuRGu SAVINGS BANK. .

WILMINGTON SAVINGS BANK, !
Corner Of South Sd aud 4th-.ts., Brooklyn. r. ID,
DIVIDEND NOTICE.-DepOsitOrs are hereby
notified that SemtAnnua Dividend at he ratio Of SIX
ls) PER CENT PERANNUM on all .un. OF three dollars
md INV Ard that shall have been deposited three months on
the arr, day Of July will be paid to deposors on aud
.ftsr MONDAY. July 10 FREQ from Government sI Inter.
not called for will be passed to the credit Of dep0'o "
principal
draw interest from the lst
The of this Institution are securely invested In bonds
and real estate worth double tbs amount loaned
and IN City Coan,y. aud United States Bonds
The Bank open for business daily Sundays and Holidays
s1ceped On Mondays aud SstnIdsys from 10 o'clock
o. M. ard on Tuesdays, Wsdnesdsys Thursdays. and FRI
days from 10 q H. to 2 p. m.-June %. 1853
WIN. WALL President
S SEQRoEr EEicA aRISos viosPro.idsn,.
eAsuEL II. TRUsLow, Secretary.
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n FARLIN. Treasurer and Secretary.

OvyroK OF THE DELAWARE LAcKAwASEA AND "EsTKhA
H. IL 0'' NO. % NHw.YoRr. june 20. 1863 }
A DIVIDEND of five (5) per cent. on the CAY
N ITAL STOCK Of this Company, win b. payable tn
offc, fFREE OF GOVERNMENT TAXI or ana e'e'
TiJESDiY July Tth By order Of tho Board OF Managers
AoI'DNA''' " A j. ODELL, Treasurer.
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Now Tesdy: ,,,
DROWNSONs QUARTERLY EENlEW,
H. Flih IuI.Y. 1867

FUh JULY, 1907
= ORTHODOXY AND UklTARlANlSM
II CGLVINISM AND ST. AUGUSTINE
iii UALW ORTHs GENTLE shtPlIC'
~ STAND BY THE GOVERNMENT ,,n ,,s
" SSnE CArHOLlCs PRO-SLAVERY AND DIS
LOIALi -. -,.o,,.,-,,c
vi LYTERARY NOTICES AND CRITICISMS
Terms - per yesr. 10 cents numGef.
d. 4 J. SADLIER co, Pu9Ishcts ~
No. 81 BaTclav-st., New-York.
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L.ulrst Shiy news.

AhklA Ill.,. June 29-ll IN.
st,.mship slauuon ga HAMS Liverpool June u. and
tu.s.sosn lab tihtlar .tb, utar 4ud ass ~ snow
A nu.... tApcf,nc~d mead winds thc 'A.us passage.
GOTTA s. too - raslci stc4uaatp Aca ., una r..
.4 40 % ia u.ss-I tnu l. > cuisrrs zane Gay 100 uuoa
b. ttr Nantico. 90 M! s.,ke L. suH5oa hondufas,
tlutsitg D. &C. llfs'da stcu1lt sgtlcsod 100 az o!
NrN-l ufh, bound Do.
a.p hsi,o OsA (of sr,rsponl, caIyct Ne" 'rosns 20
days M-3l, taIh,l taass. June l.. 100 nlcs
H. ~ l. fas iDatle sluAu tns oernaiue. rom fhil'
aIcphi, No ucsans io.n last, oil t0ltusas .pose
Wballe 10. ffa.os-, ot NestpO.t. cruising.
Suy Ahtiaua. luNat, LNtP1ol MAJ a. mdse. aud bs5
ca. ps''asv. Had i~o doatns tnlautsl AID ono
utiti. a.,
D.sAJ Csgpo tDascbl. Cape. Auo,o L H., June i5
su.a.A.. 10 Jou' vvah Juto -, at Ad o. lon a ~
stHsgUus '4aItLa Atl ol - Geo ~, hOn bAmoIe Aeo
.aN It.la BID Asrn Ma,amor,s Jurc T. via Nassau y
/ .JDays, ,it.u LID Hiuus 30 90. blsttlu.
haf -. rs. u .tlnt t0f tatAs h.usl. Btuumond, Clon
~ tat 20 dos husat 80 Jas 4. Aad 60
BaiA Acy (Ne,w tVDdIup, DubIn o. days ia ballast to
tuhcn Airu,tr s. Nrtdt
Hr. Lsuucsl tjt tyan CIV hay &. B 10 days. coal
!. l. 1m.H 90 .iio' IA company ~i'a Az bn. Loo, os
Ao~-l ofk-
B,is Alcha 4 Rosa Sp.u), Winter. Black River. JAM
40 d.l =. .uswo 10 has Luiug 4 60.
bns htnJ lhb,kr9 cot iu'AS lsAu4, Carte. foftau-
finr1 "a H,Js. j ~ uou .ud c.heu toit Nat.sy,I
a'ur os,.n JMe Lo.u. Nr"oein. y e., d-J'. naval
atol. 10 ni-strG
S,h. Ayoo ,lais. Elig,bcthpon for Bo.tor.
Sr,r tee. Ih'u,as lisus f.i4.bothpo.t los Boston.
a,I.. Antta DAmol. oven. ElLiuct. pOlt IOr boston
rrhG leo ---. lt,okiand iaya line
h,n.. Fhbgs, Coleman, Ho.ton for -! any
lGLON.
Sip Wiu. ttttir'lani. ioD, tl.ue.
Lua Aosnsun't q lin.'. Havana
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scNY LLrsTRATKp-Noses OF the RscesCsucRsisn Anglo
saron-EthiopiaE, Observation-Disclosures Celestial &c
Including Noses OF shape and chAActef What 10
The significance Of each The Straight Aqune, Flat Snub
and funUp Noses The Executive Irritable, Deien'ive
and Aggressive Nose The Stupid Tasteful AND Intellectual
Nose with Porsits OF Prof Morton, Julius Csse Nifgn
LueIeus Dante. Beatrice Theodosius the Great The En-
peIor Paul Oliver Cromwell Gardner Alex Wilson blncher
Ohio the Great Jean PAU Richter and others The most
comE the Nose yet published See PHRENo-
LOGICAL JOURNAL Tor July, l5c. FOWLER WILLIE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-30
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