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1t line, mystihcd the enemy, who is close up
on our front, as to our position. On the day
following the change, heavy force Of rebel
cavalry, hunting our new location, came sud
denly ind unexpectedly upon our outposts.
Tie contact, Of course, brought on fight,
from which the rebels were as rapidly as po5-
eible making retreat. when they encountered
the body guard Of Gen. JEFF c. Davis, coming
from another course to take hand in the bat
tlc.
ADAsH1SG LITTLE r1GuT
then teok place, in which the rebels were
roughly handled, and from which, after spir-
tied interchange OF shot, they slowly with
drew. We sustained loss Of two killed
members Of Tennessee cavalry company
and few wounded. So, you have the sum
and substance Of the heavy skirmishing that
gayc rise to last weeks sensation dispatches.
TIE ESEMY N 7oncE CLOSE UPON OUR FRONT.
There is no question but that the enemy are
in force close upon our front. They have
been making repeated demonstrations, show
ing strength and a Willingness to fight, and
nm of opinion considerable battle could he
had just now, between here and Tullahoma.
MOVEMENTS OF TIE REBEL AaAT.
The movements Of the rebel army glve rise
n many coniecturcs rs to its purpose. With
in n few hours have talked with scout who
has inst arrived from Chattanooga. He says
there is but one battalion Of troops there. and
hc T Trusted on The front. The main rebel force
is moving northward Just now mostly st Tal.
lahoma, Rhilc ut Shelbyvillc and every village
this side Of Duck river, bodies Of cavalry and
infantry arc concentrating. Van Dom Is 9gain Xa1
threatening franklin, and Wheeler and MOT
gan hoyer upon Our lett
FLANK MOVEMENTS.
Reliable scouts have reported that mans
movement is in progress on our lett. TO co!el
which the advance Of Van Dorm on the 11ght
and Of the main rebel army upon our fron'
/ are intended. The people Of the country
through which the rebel army approaches
report that tho soldiers talk Of "going up tc
finish Roseczans." all Of which may be i good
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Provided serious flank movement upon
our left is attempted, tits question Us to
what course the Major General commanding
this army would pursue. lie may permit the
rear to take care of itself, dccming the Gov
eminent, aided by holoyal States Of the bor-
der, amply strong for the protection Of Ken
tucky, and push on to Chattanooga. Tic may
deem it better to pursue the invading rebels,
and seek to crush their army before disloyal
Kentuckians shall have had m opportunity to
feed and clotheit.
In either case, the country will have conf
dence that the army Of the Cumberland will
be managed in the best possible manner, and
DO the best possible thing for the cause Of the
Union.
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ran NEGRO SOLDIERS
Speech Of Hon. G. A. TrimbIe

i Eg3ETF "a OF OHIO, q lIIJ q
In THE HOUSE, OF REPRESENTATIVES,
rs JahUary 81, 1863,
b The House having under considera-
tion the bill to raise additional soldiers
for the service of the Government.
Mr., TRIMBLE said: .'''. ....,.,..r-a
Mr.. SPEAKER: The bill as first intro
duced into this House, or as amended by
the gentlemen from Pennsylvania, fMr.
STEVENS, did not meet my approval,
and | sought the floor on yesterday and
the day before to propose one or two
amendments, which, it was hoped,
would make the bill acceptable to both
sides Of the House. an' 1a' 'f.ns 'a' s'A
These amendments have been propos-
ed by other gentlemen, and if adopted
by the House, | shall cheerfully vote
for the bill. The policy Of employing
slaves as labOrers aud as servants in our
armies has already been approved and
adopted by this House. The bill which
slasl ril-yiuoei
rg4pK u0t
ID n
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The Platform OF opposition.


The Philsdelphis Press sums up the
leading features Of the policy Of the
opposition party now organized, under
che names Of Conservatism and Dem
oeracy,' to obstruct the action Of the
Government aud to cooperate with the
rebels, thus; v'i..a $3.50 ni aa" 800
l. Opposition to all attempts to
punish treason, by arresting those who
proclaim reasonable sentiments. 600
2. Opposition to the draft. 3 Eaai .
3. Attempts to demoralize the army
by creating q spirit OF Dissatisfaction n
aud mutiny. 4r,. ..".
A. A depreciation Of the currency by
weakening the public faith, and produc-
ing a dstrust in the minds Of those who
buy and invest. .... ,
5. Opposition to the cOn6scltion OF
rebel property; tho emancipation of the
slaves of rebels; and the employment o.
negroes in the army and navy, '.
6. Opposition to the revenue and
tax laws. ..u alr sa- o a... .
z. Propositions for armistice and the
suspension of the blockade. eET J..
! 8. Invitations to the European Pow
ers to mediate in the affairs of tht
country. ...t..V aaa,s tal
6. Denunciation Of the Generals whC
make themselves conspicuous in tn
cause of liberty, like Banks, Butler ant
Hunter, and disparagement eff Gener
ais who achieve great military success
like Rosecrans and Grant.
10. Constant and malignant assault
upon the Executive Departments of tn
Government, tho Treasury, the Wal
and til e Navy.
II. Attempts to create revolutions b
endeavoring to array the State an
local authorities against the Govern
ment.
IL. a constant repetition of the ide
that the destiny Of the Middle and Wos
ern States is with the South, and thu
tho true policy of the future will be
separate from New England and uni
under the Southern Confederacy.
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"swamps 20 the right of,is,
swamps to the len Of MS,
swamps to the rear OF Ne,


r.H.1 River in front Of as" o' ."
and with ell thoir proverbial energy and
perseverance, they could not possibly
penetrate our vacated position TO pick
up any leavings. Do not understand
me to think we will be forced out. ]
have always believed that Providence
favors the right, and as we are in the
right, without doubt, the Great Being
"who holds the waters in the hollow of
his hand will certainly take pity on
us and ibid the relentless clouds cease
their weeping"
I cannot give you any information
as to the probable movements of this
army, for the very good reason that l
am completely in the dark. l might
speculate as to what ought to be done,
or criticize what has been done. We
have too many newspaper Generals iu
the army already, and not wishing to
be classed among them, I most respect
fully decline to do either.
The political feeling Of the army, !
think, is improving. When l first ar
rived here / found considerable dissen'
sion and pickering among the men as to
the Proclamation, but upon clearly in
vestigating the matter it was easily dis
rnible that the opponents of the meas
ure only reflected the sentiment of q
large party at home-just as that party
diminishes at home so will it diminish
in the army. -.....
Our men are still working on But
i, ler's canal, with what prospect of sue
cess l cannot tell, as | have not beef
down there for some days. 1t appear
TO me to be practicable, and 1 see n
reason why it should not be a perfec
success. The "Robs" have heav.
battery Immediately opposite the moutl
, of the canal, and frequently anus
themselves by throwing shells aeros
: at our men. No damage has as ye
: been done.
We have four boats between Vicks
? burg and Port Hudson-three NOR
D iron -clads and one wooden ram. All o
: them ran the blockade-the ram il
' broad day -light-none of them receiv
ing any damage whatever. These boat
! completely seal the river to the rebels
and we have intimations that they fee
it severely.
We are in full view of Vicksburg
!, and l might expatiato on its looks, bu
5 I will reserve that until we get into th
: city.
Hoping matters will soon assume
favorable shape, [ am Yours truly,
: -rr..w a.re..f a PEDRO.
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If, however, the lines have never
fallen under your observation, and it
were possible to transport yourself to
this point at the present time, you
could, at least, have practical illustra-
ton of their application. We are
camped along the inside of the Missis-
sippi river, in Louisiana, on perfectly
fat, level ground--lower, almost, than
the bed Of the river. 1t has been rain
ing necessarily since Saturday-now
five days. Our camps are nearly sub
merged in water, while tho mud is Of an
unfathomable depth. The only passa-
bic road is along the ridge of the lcvce,
and that, to pedestrians, is enough to
stogger the stoutest heart. 1t would,
no doubt, be quito IN epoch in the lives
of many Of your readers, to wrap them
selves in q single blanket, lie down on
the wet ground at night, and in the
morning fud six or eight inches of wa
ter surrounding them. Yet such is the
frequent experience of our boys here,
and most disagreeably was it felt night
before last. Immediately in the rear
OF our camp is a sub.levee, through
which there was no outlet for the &C.
cumulating waters. The rain came
down in sheets, and the night being in
tensely dark, all efforts to run it of
proved futile, and in the morning the
exquisite satisfaction was enjoyed oi
finding foot or more of water in each
tent. With the light, however, thedloys
soon mastered the water by ',judicious
system of drainage" and last might
passed comparatively comfortable. Il
looks hardly possible that men can stand
a life of this kind--but we all console
ourselves with the Irishman's saying
that "it's all in getting nsed to it, anC
feel that if we can successfully "ge
used to it." and then by any good for
tune escape the bullets of the enemy
we are all right, and will, in due time
find our way back to the ''loved ones
home" to enjoy the fruits of our many
tolls and priyations.
Some of the new regiments are suf
feriDg greatly from disease, but ours il
unusually healthy, having only soW'
.half-dOzeu cases in the hospital. Oul
regiment is ono among the oldest in tn,
field, yet it has more men for duty in i
than two-thirds' Of the organization
that have only been in tho field feV
mouths ...r .I..,a.s. 4,. ~ .-a,tar % 4
I am inclined to thipk the only tw,
questions now occupying the minds o
our Generals are, as 70 whether it il
possible for the army to leave its preseD
position or to remain in it. A fey
days, should Heaven still keep open ne
food-gates, will, perhaps force "half
and,balf' decision, b y eomPsIling us t
leave behind heavy artillery aud embarl
our msn on board the Transports. =
Should this step become necessary, how
ever, the rebels will be none the gamer:
except as 70 a little time, as We are DO,
Ioo.toS lit .slsfst1,r' siasarld 30 ia
'"r'"'1SoilT- adIOaMLdHl6iasl asl
n 10 fas sr as'e ,ioly, i3cys 97i iI9 a di
ftlssgiit ttlal
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ga Qoctrg. 1a.

-.s you tFor the News
Sit and Ponder. XIX .
-..r.. q ny LILLE LELLFoRD,
sit and ponder-sit and ponder,
Till my soul Is filled with wonder
At the duliness aud the stiffness Of It's worry life and
,- tone; ..."
Knowing that my reckless spirit .
-ft, q. Immortal essence doth inherit
From the Savior King Of glories Of the bright celestial
-rif ''l throne.
.fr- And tho query of arises, .H
Full Of meaning vague surmises,
Am acting, an, doing the drama-stage OF life'
As tho Author II my being, ...-
- .... with his unveiled eye foreseeing
First intended when his goodness gave soul with
$50 " TT feelings rife, .
Am trying-am striving
To have tho work within me thriving,
To advance the glory Of the immaculate son Of Godl
Do kscpmy soul immortal
Fit to enter Heavens high portal,
When the trying, beaten, fearful, horny path Of life
Is trod' ... ..-,.
Vain my thinking-voin my sshingi ,
..Hu. can only end by crying
To the great and holy healer of my sins and sorrows
..Hr. Grant thy mercios, Holy Father,
Let my fanting spirit gather
Grace to love theestrcngth thee-life to
--r.E o. ship and adore = .lf t- ..''A
Cherry Hill Residence, March 2, 1868.
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We have received the March number
of Arthur's Home Magazine the best
SO magnzinoliu the country. For SO we
will send a COPY Of this magazine and
the News for one year, to any address.
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Noutb's Department.
For the News.
Arithmetical Problem. srrF

An agent sold a consignment Of hsur for 50 per bar
re and invested the proceeds In pork after deduetng
his selling commission of per cent? and his purchasing
commission OF 7sl per cent By sudden rise in:thc
Market he was enabled to sell the pork at advance
Of 33h per cent on the cost. OF ~ whole which
he received for the pork he invested 225ths in coffee
in sugar 9th in moasses, and Is in cotton. From
what remained he deducted per cent for selling tbs
pork for purchasing the Coffee sugar, oasses ant
cotton, he deducted g. g. "a and per cent respective
ly ALSO S25 20 for charges What then remained being
$500, he remitted to the consgnor. aa.-. a1
OF how mauy barrels of -four did the consignment
consist how much invested in pork, coffee, sugar
moasses and cottOni and what the agents ssHsra
commissioner ~ ra =.
Sinking spring,0.
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Pandora's Box.

Pandora, according to the heather
mythology, was the first female created.
She was formed ofclay by Vulcan, at
the request of Jupiter. AS soon as
endowed with life, all the gods are said
to have wed with each other in present
ing her with gifts. She received beauty
and the art Of pleasing from Venus, the
power o. captivating from the Graces;
Apollo taught her how to sing, Mercu-
ry instructed her in eloquence, and Mi
nerva endowed her with wisdom. Hence
she was called Pandora, from the Greek
words, pan, all, and dOron, gift, iutima-
ting she was all gifted. Jupiter finally
presented her with a box, filed with
innumerable evils, which she desired
to give to tho man who married her.
She was then conducted by Mercury to
Prometheus; he suspicious of decei
would not accept the present; but hi
brother Epimetheus, less prudent, mar.
ried her. He having accepted and opened
the box, there issued from it multitud'
of evils and distempers which spread al
over the earth, and have never since
ceased to aflict mankind, He shut tn,
box again in haste, but all was gone
Hope alone, which Jupiter had com
passionaiely inclosed in his unhapp!
gilt, had not time to escape, and con
sequently remained as the one consola
ton ofwretehed mOrtals. Hence thu
expression, "Hope lies at the bottom.
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Answer to Kate r. Dodgs's oharado of Feb. 20; MAD.
A-GAs-oAR. n...r. II. r.. .......
An'wer to Gsaol's" Charade Of same date, by "ola.
ra''i sToSE.wALL jackson. .F'-
"NIay" sends us the answer to so. S. RS" Enigma
Of the sRmO date; RpsEw9oD CorTAoE.
Answer to selected Enigma of same date; THE Posr-
NAE,t .-1tH sr-rg "a #fi Of ~ Ett
: Noanswers received TO "Tom and Jerrys" Questions
on tho War, ,t.t-r .,.. fFlI
Several oonribuiors sont us the to 0harlieS
postieAl Enigma, but too late for publication.
.ru fHHl luH .f lfnintl . iaa tf.A 20 scft' 70.
e- ~ 81 bur ,Igair y 'Dgi gi5 .afiil a.H
O ohsrT .HatG H,I .
nfrg HsraV 80 - iasl rya -tret'"
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SINE DIE ADJoURNMENT.-Both
branches of the Legislature have
adopted resolution TO adjourn sine
die on Thursday, the 26th of March.
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DEAR BoARDMAN:-Perhaps, as you
are an admirer of the Poets, you have
read that striking couplet, by an an
cient author:
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Eniema-To "oharlie."

F,niSna-To uCharlie.VT IFH.
-..--H --e--'- - r.fr S
Seven letters form ladies name; .s#H
No two OF them are just the samo.
My foe, sir, three and toI~ displayed
OF truth aud Justice Is afraid. t
MY GSo, ais, sspen, 1t Is true,
Is what the NoriherE traitors do. -sa r-E-r 81 u
MY tour, sir, and t,eo, you see,
Is what we should not wish TO be. ar
Please send the answers II you can, H1r. 20.
Then, If you are UnioH man, I.f t' H'.
Go get the priest "maist onie" day, ~,
And with him call around this way. .,N.a
March 2, 1868. sALLIE.
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Our Armp Correspondence

tCOrrcsPondence Of the News
seaE5s Letter from Vicksburg.
On BOARD STEAMER FOREST QUEEN, J
In SIGHT OF VICKsBURG,
Feb. lS. 1863.
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[yor tho News.

..-.5..... ~rrr Enigma. TrHr1 ''' 0' ."'
I ON composed OF IL lettors; .,..a.
My 3 2 Is a kind OF liquor. i.U rs .rg..tW I...
My 8 10 . dissipated people often do. .H.I.ll
My 4 IL @ 9 often neOt nowadays.
MY 42 g are worn for comiprt, haHf
NV 28 Z people often do when alono. .
My whole Is the name Of place where bloody bat
tie was fought. SOLDIER
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sausICAx..

A YOUNG LADY or SOME YEARS EXPERIENCE
~ teacher Of music poss,ssans yclcc Of grea,
ssa compass, desrrs siluztion Ia family school Ia
Nov York IL willing 10 accept moderate salary Ia md
boz NJ Herald oiao.
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wArCHEs, 5EwELRY, &C.

y,fAuosps OLD GOLD AID siLvER.-By 0oISG
IL ~ Louis ArRICH - srcsdwsy nna.s hs New
80 80 x ,ss sr 20 D'sIr nd. oa deId ana sv-f
IL usys ~ eiy h@nksbs money Csmsis H.ir shawis Al
ssks ~ Ls~ss an rsrs scuxh, - ns nsses rr1c- a
A.
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RAILRoADs.

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!, Ard 10 ~ aad siA 3 and ~ - ?. ard On sas.
days al Bz2 ~ from Thrussh street rsse,s gsy -
r,s. nred Al any ong-s of WlSfcOIi kNPksss,
in Nav FORK aud Bfooklyn, AID bAeg~{s ehekrd - us
house 70 sl point. on Tie f9sa aud . sai''s1 sp'nSa
NYrW sonK HARIBN And ALBANf RAILROAD =
IN Trsps vi lssss T.sny slh sref. aep"s soI s''ssr
70 80 a. ~. ssovkilg ~ W sns fidse Ma iAs btA.
ford, crotpl fs's and sAlicns n.riL = Lsni ht. "
POINTS noss ara ~e.. vor Cro,oa Ssns IA ". ~!
Esi,e Pisiss IS 10 a ~, y = is snd ,r aaa Is y
n n. from whis depot Fer wllAHsbp4s" ~ ~
A. NlasN, i0 y jar. y eressr ys.. WY "a, ,
s asgsss !. ksls f:is .ss ,'.s; 81, !,
yessss ans wsssrn ,ysss - s,.,.ss f,.a
v -ismsbs: lss Dover fa,ss - A. NJ s.epypss g. =
;a,ess s. sasss .'r Stls ~
sSl S N ere,os t.i6 y ": isin. .aa wIl.r.,r,s,;
ARE gof crs'oa gal. . a s.cry'ss Z, 81 ,-,.ss
40 y sopIans ~ ,,.,ions 70, 49, - y.,n.si
AZ MInlsrnsbv,fse : e y 7s 4 n nS sio :.
80 whns Ptalss and Wtiisrsbriir~ Nssns sop ~ ~
..ons cry,oa vss - soppsns q 81 stations sos's
u sadS ""'s"s'yJsn yJsn BvscHILL. sssssissssssA
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SALES Az AUCTION.


A LYNN O. BAKER co. .AuCTIokEERs-AUCTIoA
Sale q elegant arst elias: Furniture
H :. ~ sas T. sssa street IT
eonsisting faror suits covered VIII french
esrs pas marble s sp
Velvet Carpes chandeders rosewood octave Piano
Tass. TIss soS and ooys Gan.sroar Ma. Books Cent?.
srtsts superb Bronze Clocks Candle match
and s,rrss China Vases Br9caSe Cur
sss stair SarRgts n ooo.n Table
and Linen Crystal Ruby Glassware rosewood and wal
Spring wrdrooes Hair and
Sheets Sofas Chairs Also Basement and Kitchen Fur
nure. Sale perempiory. q. W. AMMERMAN,
Attorney for Morlgasee.
A JoURNEAy. AucTioNEER, OFFICE NO PINE
chAnts Exchange salesroon los Liberty street on We'd
neiday. July 10 a. y oelocs by A. Joqrueay country
walk from Vanderbilt landing The property includes nine
oIs win house. barn aud onbudings aud from Ma
fee two stories high besides attic and basement 1led In
with brick to the atc is furnished with water and
cold furnace coal cellar range &c EVERY convenience OF
.srfe with stable and carriage room AMI
Plenty OF fruit and shae trees The Whole property
ences aud bulldinssl Is in perfect order Part
whole VIII Ie taken Ia greenbaess For End per
mu 20 examine the house apply at Office o aucloneer
UCTION sALE-oN THURSDAY JULY H. AT lL{
"A O'Clock, on tue Maycock Farm. Wiamsbridge in the
Town OF Mes chester quarter Of mile from Wiasbrdge
OF acres OF Re Corn Oats aud Potatoes Horses
n snS Wa5oPs ss Cows and Calves new Hay Cutter
Harness, &C Hos Newfoundland Dog soai,
Hsrqess and Wagon, Bells Hoes Rakes and Farming
hold Furniture in good order above 10 be sold posi-
tysy @ The highest bi9der Deposits required
aoLBRooK. auet onoor, oince "a Canal street. N T.
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Velvet CsrfHfa black walnut marble top Hat Stand and
sChssr STAR ksss. casnasltrrs and brsckst.. Ao
lnxTain C0rpets. AiacA walnut cottage furniture,
WIw~o~ xEsseM aAs rrsfttt. Kitchen rten.s A.. A.,
shloh s.Af vu The above - all cf the
taaat eegan fefi stYe ard actuIed 70
wni b. VIII exLih.
sna " sanf e4Ag.
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NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JULY Is 1868
sIHIPPIro,

CTFAh WEEKLY TO MISUNDERSTANDING AT
- QnrenstoHn cork Harborj. The Liyerpooi New Yo-k
anu rniladephA STEAMSHIP Company Intend dosp4lhing
thslr in covered clyde bull, iron stcamshp az fol.ows-
CITY or wAsiIIN6roH 80. ........ .satarday July Il
aud every succeeding saturday at noon from pia I. sor
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TO L.etss .9s,... =, .. ss' 80; rss,. ss.i -. II !,
sAA
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~ UNRsAp a co. ArcrrosgrRs.-rHrs pAr, AT
-. i0H eers. = a neesy mer'Esxs -, rnisr. te
S.us~ss~s Psiows scs@l f,as sperrssat bafthofs
1870 nsxAxnSN q ALhk. nors<xss
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AsTROLOGY.


A BoHA Yr1E AsrROLoosr-wHcN EVERY oNE
N can depend on. - Madame WIfeOs She tells the
your visit entsr md the events %
hoe fe brngs out yi ne periioss
dettakng y. B.vs.ac chsrns--sR1ans wiison u ths
introduced them In hla vtyy. Ten thousand
dollars ard 20 any person who prove shs IL not
Residence lrs Allan street. ees~eee stanoa and Hostob,
the baksry
(,ovA A SEAMAN, TSDRrESptST CLARIvoYAST,
Eh,h avenues consta All sob both moc cal and
U4inrss dlsessss prescri'es remedies and gives
vslnsb.s advice on matters of hfe
r ooK HERE-ARE you rs TRor BLRf HAvEYoU
been derived tinted w'h' Have your fnnd k.J~s
sean blasted ~ fsse rromiscsf ~ 20 60 70 MADAME
ROSS ard satisfstlon II lo.s ssss shs ~ss
uevsr iAL she brings foAsth-r those long
rated eorre.i sens . q r,ars ha.esna or
sssn,h strret stth ard ssvesth Sams
on ihe DOOR RIM TIE bssementpsh
7 Aprgs. NO IMPOSITION MADAME BLANcH, rae
srea, ksropaan Clsisoysnt and As,rogs has arrived,
Sic was born with . natural il She tells yor ysfy
sbopetfs brnss toethss c.s oux srsfs'ed ard
sreedy marriage tells you e name 81 the r-fscn vii
marry ZOO correct xsssss utuvs husbs "a
or sss, nj frsnd In reality. Lsss "a 0-nusnan
AHRs AND gsNrLEusN. w roc Wish rng
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The New York herald., 1863-07-15

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ases strictly prime seas,nablc Boots Shoes Brogans
bamorais. DC, direct from acurers adapted
70 city and country buyers Catalogues ready morning Of
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