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5. r. LELAND has a good assortment Of the above
Cabinet Organs. Purchasers nv ted 10 call and
anime these beautiful Instruments at NJ. IS Front St
''' LHEEJB. \ olcc ton Of Songs
lorHsbhath Schools and sabbath Evcuir IS. By j. G.
JOHNsON Those who wish thing new and ire sh cor
!ue SABBATH Scho Is, az the children at home will tud
70 bright and itraci songs in this bouE-songs
JUST suited to the 'uup mir d. ON ali the various occa
slOnS OF sch91! and Home the Cherub will be a welcome
attenGant Copies matted, post paid.
PRICE, boards - 5 y pcr 100; paDcr 20 cents SIT
per lVO OLIVER bIISoN " CO., Publishers, Boston
M diff
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hENSIHUAL toAPouND, a preparation which daily
experience proves 20 he most speedy enicacinus In
It's operation ana is Warranted Harmless and alwavs
successful IN all cases. when used according TO the irec
W '''N ''iiSS
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Apply 70 our assOciatesi In
NV NOrk-iti CHAR c. ELLIOTT, Attorney and
Counsellor, No. 50 Nassau street.
Br0Jkl IN, 10 iEPH NJ. PRAY, Attorney and Conn
sellor, No. 349 Fulton street.
Eellor. ~
New Naven-SILAS A. BRADLEY, Attorney and
Counsel T, No. 8 Streets BUILDING
Hartford - GEORGE s. GILMAN Attorney and
Counsellor, No 8 Hungertoris Block.
BostOn-BENJANIN DEAN. Attorney and Counsel.
Tor, No. q Court street
Lowell-CHARLES NJ. WILLIAMS, Attorney and
Counsellor No So Central street.
Tor, Aiilers Block.
Worcestcr-STEPHENP P. TwISS, Attorney and Coun
selor, Fags's Block, Main street.
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,..s..s5szzzzszsl WESTERN RAILROAD
E.s==s==s.stsss $ PRLYG ARRAEGE fEFTS.- Com.
.s-----x--- neucing MONDAY, April 70, 1863 -Bos'
ton, &lbani and troy.
Leave Worcester for Albany and Way Stations, (ac'
co nmodatiOnl a "a a. m and % D,
For Sew York AMI Albany, (eXpj 10 Us g. m and W
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Those trains bold gures the Worcester trains.
The Worcester trains connect AZ Providence with
steamer Perry to N0wp0rt and with the SPLEEN
did steamers plymouth Rock ard Commonwealth to
New York at p. via St9ntlBton.
At Worcester Junction win Trains 70 and ron tins
Western, Worcester and Nashua, titChburg and Nor
Ter Boston and Worcester and Worcester eGd MOI
wicl Railroads.
Through Tickets TO all imnCttant points at the Yves!
be Obtained at the office of the Company IL Provi
dence, al as low rates as bY sGy other r9ute.
S. Il. TABOR. Srpi.
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4 MEXICAN & FOREIGN P ,TFNTS
Il. II. DID Y,
SOLICITOR OF PATIENTS
Late Agent OF u S. Patent office JIasafngton. o,er
The Act or 1881
7G state St, opposite HiIby St, Jsostou.


after an extensive practice of upwards of twenty
years continues to secure Patents in the United Stang
also, IN Great Britain France and other foreign com
az Papers CT Drawings for Patents executed on iieTa
Is S4a win dispatch, Researches into Aineri-
"Io toIel5n works, TO determine the validity o. util-
y q Iaients o. lnventions-and legal or other advice
the es IN a a mn mates to9GhinE the same Copies Of
bg 9E Assignments recorded at Washington.
b. Eg Age4c% not only the largest in New ENGLAND
sets' OF aseertainng the patenability of Inventions
Winch wi can be offered them elsewhere TX Testinoni
vi VeIVT giYen prove that none MORE SUCCESS
and IF SUCCESS IS THE BEST FRooF Of iF 41V1eJI
afnndar. rsA ABILITY, he would add that he has
t reason 70 believe, and can prove that NJ M
oter once OF the kind the charges for praesionai
scIDer during the twenty years past has enahad lin ~
acGullate vast collection sDecihcations and Of
HC iEt eecisons relative to Patents. ~'' w.
These; besides his extensive library of legal and mn
the ned Safcs ~ accounts 4 patents granted in
question: TO oher superior facilities for obtaining PA
All necessity of journey to WASHINGTON N rro,,uo
and the usual great delay there are here saved
"1 ros.r, Mr. r,, TESTIMONIALS.
saceesqi practitioners with whom have XII ohg
intercourse" CHARLES MASON. '"N oiIi'lai
~ have no hesitation in assuring inventors tIst te
vaiiot employ person more cOmpstent and tr1f}
ot 70 secure for them arly and favorable c0nsid
EDMUND BURKE.
ts,rr u =, ~, Late Commissioner of Patents
cations nm .i GuuY mas made for me THIRTEEN appf
ed and ~ gu ont ONE OF which patents have been rn
great t Is RoU pending. Such uninistakeable 6Too
thay Ga to apply him to procure ter az
on their asHg the most faithful attention
la During ing eight mon.b. ,n.. JOHN TAGGAkT
e ssq reisgtsSr in course Of his
' '@eor' by the CohmitssS1AE Of which was decidad
---------. :. -oes. deodlv R. H. EDDY.
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is the first and only remedy offered the public
tor the electIal removal 81 the A>carijcs ny Pin
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il has established in the last two years and the IA" that
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lest OF is great merit
Ir AFFORDS RELIEF IN tWENrY-FouR Hours, AND AN
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III syrup is also most valuable family eathartic, 70
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children Ii currrcts the sccrrii.u3. gives to the
stomach ami wcis assisting nature in her efforts to
health. II is purely OF Vegetable Extracts, and
ALWAYS safe and reliable.
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a ANHOOD; How LosTl How RE-

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MG0ICrmes.


FOR RHEUMATISM, GOVT, NEURALGIA, LUMBA
'H8RISiisEs5E, arr HHSSbb WH6GGSGs, rILhs,'
And SEEyoUUS DISORDERS.
DIR. Stephen Sweet, Of Connecticut,
The great natural Bone Setter.
DIR. Stephen Sweet, Of Connecticut.
Is known all over the United states.
Dr. Stephen Sweet, Of Connecticut,
Is the author of Dr. Sweets Infallbe Linlment."
DIR SWEETS INFALLIIsLE E-INIMENT
Cures rheumatism and never fails.
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Isa certain remedy for Neuralgia
DIR SWEEPS INFALL1Ess.E H.INEMENT
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DIR SYV EET'S INFALLsBLE LENIAGENT
Is the best known remedy for Sprains and Bruises.
DIR SWEETS INFALLEHhE LENEsi EAT
Cures Headache Immediately and was never known TO
fail.
Dr SWEETS INFA LIEBEE x.ENEMENT
Affords immediate relief for Piles and seldom fai to
DIR SWEETS INEA LLIEgLE LESIAIENT
Cures Toothache in one minute.
Dr SWEETS INFALLIIsLEI .INIMENp
Cures cuts and Wounds Immediately and leaves hosea;
Isr SWEEPS JNFALLEESLIl E-INIMENV
Is the best remedy for Sores in the known world.
| Dr SWEETS INFALLIBLE EMINENT
Has been used by than million people, and all
DR. sSv EET's INFA s.LIEsEt E.ININGENT
Is truly friend in need" and every ia lily should
have Il at hand,
Dr SWEETS ENFAE-HEEsG>E EtNIS4ENT
Is for sale by all Druggists Price 25 cents
Sold in Worcester by George +. Halow, D. scott, G.
! Il. spur, and all dealers.
RICHARDSON Il CO.,
{ Ol6 dcodcow Sole Proprietor Norwich, CT.
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C.mEIsyEY, Sole proprletor.

Sold in Boston by CSC c. GOODWIN q CO., y
Marshall street. and other Wholesale Druggists. st
Retgl Dy GEO. Il. SrtRB, GEO. T. ii ARLOW, NJ. B
GREEN Il CO, DAVID SCOTT. JAS. GREEN, NJ. S
MCCONNlLLE. d&"Om dS
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private cognate affections Of the female system and
result is the production of his
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g,,..s-55z7sv.g55iq PKUYIULNCE & NUh-
s-ss- - $50 CESTEg RAILROAD. - Winter Al
- z--..rz--s raugGment Nov 3, 1852
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TONSUMPTJVES READ DIR. j
~ II. SCUENCK will he again Il. the MARLBORO uo-
TgL BOSTON, professionally, on Wednesday and Thurs
day March 18th ana 10Th.
A Letter trom the REV HENRY MORGAN, Pastor 81
the Union lfSsioH md + rSt htdepeHdent Methodist
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Nav 8, lS62
Passenger trains will leave o.cester for Providence
and way stations, st l.g5 and iIJJ and 400 p m
PfoydeEce 10. Worcester ana stations, al ~ all
II IS g.. m, and APO p.
Valley Falls Trains leave Providence at $50, 5Ss
g. 10 80 HAS, NJ, l2G0 ana l.3O, go S3gi
30, $50, 5.S9 and 953 >,
Leaya Valley Falls at 52e co. sos, 1900 llOt q,
and LOO, 1.25, 90, 800 4.l0, 600, 6lO, and
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llatents, 4lensIOns, 8onntles.

The objects of the Association arc:-
l, TO secure to soldiers sailors and thu families
any claims for pay or pensions, at the least cost
the claimant.
H. 70 protect soldiers and sailors or their fomlies,
from imposture and fraud.
III. To event false claims from being made AGAINST
the government.
" To give gratuious advice and information to SOLE
dierS and sailors, or their families needing it.
The Board of Directors supervise and control the en-
tire of the ASso ia On and the character and
standing OF those gentlemen Will be = guarantee to the
public tGashe siness ct the 9ciety will he conducted
with fidelity a. economy.
All ,pcaions relating to the business The Assoc
atom whether Oy letter in person, houj be made to
L. TRACY HOWE, Secretary.
mchl3 deep SIN No. II Railroad Exchange Boston.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-06
New slyIe OF PIcturesl

The undersigned wishes to inform his
friends, and the public in general that he
can take and make ready for delivery,
one dosen pictures, on cards or otherwise,
in ttCsnty minutes, Nth but one sitting.
For neatness and btillisacy they are
unequalled, and when on cards, are par
ticularly adapted to the Album, and can
be furnished at less than one half he cost Of
card Photographs.
This is the only place in tho city
where these pictures can be obtained, as
l have purchased the exclusive right TO
the use of WINGS PATENT MULTI
PLYING CAMERA, for producing them.
The CARD PHoToGRAPH and all other
pictures, are still furnished in superior
style. Respectfully,
7. M. SCHILLER,
Corner of Cherry and Union streets,
Nashville, Tennessee.
n. b. Operators are cautioned in re-
gard to the use of the above Camera in
This city as l shall prosecute all persons
infringing my right.
aug4-2w.
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90 I0rr M1or. YoL. 90. I

Mnrfrss.korO, July S0tb, 1899.
E3itar NaslmH Union;
We hail the approach Of the newsboys
in the morning, and break the monotony
Of camp for an hour by perusing your
pages and pondering over the many
truths therein promulgated. MAY those
pure elements ever live, and spread until
the whole world acknowledge the just
ness Of our cause, life, liberty and the
Union.
After a protracted stay with you in
and around the city Of Nashville for the
period Of ten months, and constantly on
duty either in the city or on grand
guard, thus forming many very friendly
acquaintance with your citizens, for
which we have favorable impressions, i.
was with feelings Of regret that w left
your kind hospitality, made doubly so
by the knowledge Of the fact that q pc
tition aligned by numerous citizens Of
high standing, for our longer stay with
you had been forwarded TO department
headquarters, but a soldiers highest du-
~ ia to be ready to move where duty
calls, and here at Murfreesboro, our GAL
liant commander, Morgan" was needed
70 command post, and his brigade could
not be left behind.
After striking tents on the morning of
the goth inst, we marched Is miles and
bivouacked ina large clover field that
night. Had a heavy rain before morn
ing; arrived at Murfroesboro next day at
10 o'clock, A. NJ, and went into camp a
little north Of the town. The 10th and
Goth Illinois N our left; the 10th Illinois
moved out ON the Chattanooga railroad
about Is miles next morning, at which
place they are guarding the railroad
The rain is falling in torrents upon our
cotton houses. Let il Gomez; mimic is
water proof. Thermometer 749 at 10
o'clock, A. M.
There are so many friends Of the 10Th
in and around Nashville, who take deep
interest in our welfare, and merited the
best regards of The rank and file by their
courteous and generous treatment both
on picket and in camp, that feel in duty
bound to return thanks, hoping that when
we again meet, our nation may have
donned the habiliments of peace and
prosperity that war with all its horrors
shall have ceased and but one people,
one President, and but me army, shall
be kaoWn in the United States of Amer
lea and no more passes or permits wanted
to pass to and from the beautiful city of
". Regards to all the passers
in and out on the Lebanon, Chicken,
Murfreesboro', Nolensville and franklin
pixies. May your gardens ever yield
beautifully with enough and to spare.
Treat our successors even as you treated
MS and we shall ever remain yours,
YANKEE SOLDIERS, 10th Mich.
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Sheridan was never without a reason,
and never failed TO extricate himself by
his wit in any emergency. AT a country
house, where he was Once on a visit, an
elderly maiden lady desired to be his
companion in a walk. He excused him
self at first on account of the badness OF
tho weather. She o Afterwards, how
ever, intercepted him in an attempt to
escape without her. We'll" she said,
al zee it has cleared up why, yes"
be answered, ait has cleared up enough
for one, but net enough for two.p
Singleton keeps a " shower" Of books
daily newspapers, and magazines at his
depot which is enough for twenty
thousand.-2t.
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L. & j. N%orthman, No. % Public
Square, have just received a choice Sc
lection of new Valenciem's laces, cor
sets, best make, belt ribbons, all %colors,
purple chinize, A wide, ine black silks,
fine silk NANTES, shawl bersge, black
and white, gloves and hosiery, ribbons,
all kinds, bleached and brown muslins,
and an elegant stock of mourning goods.
Entire satisfaction guaranteed as re-
CARDS price and quality. The ladies
are requested to call and examine our as
sortment, at No. % Public Square.
~iuIy3l--1w. e. & j. NORTaMAN.
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80 LET THOSE WHO lave DOUBTED THE
virtues Of Bulbs CcdrOn H%ttters, n any
such there be, read the following certificate from gon
tlomen well known In this community, aud doubt no
lis general introduction into thearmy will save the
lives OF thousands OF our soldierst
IousyuLE, ky, June o, 1893
We, the undersigned, have seen the good enects
produced by the use OF ID JoHN BULL's CEuRoS BIZ
TERs 10 cases of general debility and prostration OF
the system, and believe hE general use would prevent
disease aud relieve much suffering. Among our sol
diers particularly would this be the case, especially
those who are exposed TO miasmatio Influence 10 the
Southern climate,
MAI. PHILIP SPEED,
Collector Int Rey. 81 Dist. Ky.
CHAS, b. COTTON,
Collector Of the Port Of Louisville, KY.
Prov. Marshal Gonl Of Kentucky.
hEN. ID. 7, HENDERSON,
Vie res,t Of sanitary Commission.
hAkNEN HUGHES, s. CO.,
Publishers democrat.
GEO. p DOERN
Prop, Louisville Auzeiger.
HUGHf9 &PARKuILL.
Wholesale Dry Goods Dealers, Nam street,
Louisville, Ky.
DAVIS, GREEN & co.,
Wholesale Shoe nealcrs. Main Il T,ttsvus
BART s. MApUrHER.
ii'hogephers, corner Market and Third SIS.
louisville, Ky.
JULIUS WATER.
Clothing Merchant, corner "a and H,rhr,
streets, Louisville, Ky
NAiAs p r.
ofcteamer Major Anderson.
l.. r. THusrOh,
Paymaster q. 9, Army.
a.. ~. MEtCALF,
National Hotel, Louisville, Ky.
COL JkSSE RAlLhS,
Eth Ky. Cavalry.
GEORaED PRENTICE,
LOuisytlo Journal.
See advertisement 10 anotheF column.
June l8-Sm
SOD whOlesas in Nashville BY Armstrong A %.
Church atroet.
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Fnrther from ChnrIeston.
steamer Ruth Burnt.
Millions Money Lost.
later from EurOpg.

CINCINNATI Aug. "a dispatch from
Vicksburg of the 3oth ult. says il the
late advance on jackson letters were
found confirming the treason Of James
Buchanan. Letters from Davis to Blu.
chanan end replies Of the old public
functionary confirm SCOTS accusations.
The rebel Major General Bowen died
Of ~dysentery . few days ago.
In the late movement on jackson Sher-
man lost in killed and wounded near
one thousang men. The division under
Gen. Heron, at Natchez, destroyed i'm
mense supplies of Confederate stores,
cattle driven from Texas, and salt from
Louisiana, for Lees army.
WAsHrNGToN, August 4-The Rich
mond Enquirer, of tho 1st, says Lees ar
my is massed at Culpepper, and Long
street has advanced in the direction of
fredericksburg.
The Enquirer admits the fact that the
Mississippi army is DESERVING in large
numbers, and says such q state of feel
ing is greatly deprecated and regrets es-
pecially to see it prevailing in Mississip-
pi, the home of the President.
General Stoneman has been placed at
the head of the cavalry bureau in tho
War Department, and General Pleason-
ton succeeds him in command of the
Cavalry Corps, Army of the POmac.
There is general rejoicing here over
the Union victory gained in Kentucky;
a triumph fully justifying the predic-
tions of Kentucky lOYalists.
NEW YORK, Aug. "a Charleston
letter of the 3lst says all things work
ing we'll, great anxiety were felt in
Charleston last week. The rebels hung
out cotton bales to protect the walls of
Sumpter, but were soon set on fire by
their own guns.
The Worlds Washington despatch
contains an article on military situation,
says our army has crossed the Kappa
hammock, ard that if an engagement was
not pros ressing it was at least imminent.
Its thought that Leee's army is
probably retire ating to Richmond.
FoRTREss MONROE, Aug. 3.-The Char
lesion Courier of the 29th, says that
there were twenty-seven vessels inside
the bar yesterday, including the Iron
sides and six Monitors; also twenty
five in Stone Inlet.
ST.. LOUIS, Aug. dispatches just
received state that the steamer Ruth,
bound for Vicksburg, was burned Mon
day, a few miles below Cairo. Major
Greenwalt, Paymaster, and three clerks
were lost; several other Paymasters
barely escaped. Two millions and a
half of Government funds were consum-
ed. Boat and cargo entirely cOnsumed'
New YORK, Aug. 5.--The steamer
Hecla, from Liverpool on the 18th,
brings the following:
The receipt Of the late Federal vic
tories caused Confederate Loan Stock to
decline is to copper cent. Aperfect panic
ensued.
Gold unchanged, closed at 27&.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 5.-Returns still
show q very large Union majority in
Kentucky.
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The GaIIery Of FIne arts,

Corner of Union and College streets,
is the most extensive establishment in
the Southwest possesses superior facili-
ties for turning out life like pictures,
from a miniature up 10 life-size; Cartes
de Visite, in different varieties, with
landscape or campscene as background,
or the beautiful vignettes, large numbers
of which are daily taken.
A splendid assortment of Photographic
Albums, at reduced prices; pictures for
Albums in endless variety, comprising
our most popular Generals, among whom
are Maior-G General ROsecrans, Rousseau,
Negley, Sheridan, aud a great many other
Feds and Oonleds; Gen. Tom Thumb
and his fairy bride. Being connected
with several large business houses in
New York, the subscriber will always be
posted in everything new pertaining 10
the fine arts.
Cali at the gallery and examine the
many beautiful specimens on exhibition.
Respectfully, CHAs. O. GERs.
iuly26-1m
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AashpilIR &tmion.

THAEEsGrvEG.-The President has
recommended q the people Of the United
States TO observe This day as a day Of
thanksgiving and prayer to the Heav-
emily Father, for the successes With which
he has crowned our arms, and Tor his
future interposition In our behalf It's
meet that all, without respect to persons,
should comply with the recommendation.
Let the voice Of thanksgi wing and prayer
be universal. No people ever owed more
to the Almighty, and none should more
readily and willingly acknowledge their
Indebtedness.
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We met with our friend DUFFIELD, in
Cincinnati, last Saturday. lie had just
opened his theatre in that city, with the
promise of n lucrative season Returned
home, we dropped in yesterday after
moor to see what speed had been made
in the improvement of his theatre here.
We were gratiHed &c find that the inn
prOyements were in such a stage of pro-
gress as 70 justify the expectation of
commencing the fall and winter season
next Monday evening. The workmen
are busily employed, and will not fail
to "come up to time" The whole of the
interior Of the building is being i'm
proved, and, when finished, will pre-
sent a most inviting appearance.
The seats, heretofore rather uncomfort-
able, will be luxuriously cushioned, and
furnished with substantial backs, and
every thing supplied necessary 10 the
comfort and convenience of the audience.
The painting and decorations will be of
the most pleasing character, such as
will satisfy the most fastidious and
cultivated taste. In a word, the worthy
manager, is up TO the spirit Of the times,
fully appreciates his position, and has
the enterprise, liberality, and sagacity
to discharge his duty to the play going
people, who have %patrOnized him with
no stinted measure. He has our best
wishes for his continued success.
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NOtlce.

In accordance with the Presidents
Proclamation, religious services will be
held in the frs. post chapel, 2nd Pres
byterian Church, on College street, at
lOR o'clock, A. NJ, by Chaplain Cooper.
Also, at the second post chapel, the An
drew Charge Church, at So o'clock, p,
NJ, by Chaplain Van Sanford. Soldiers
and citizens are cordially invited to at
tend.
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Don't Send Your Money by Mail.
A. C. SANFORD & CO.,

A. &. SANFORD & CO.,
AZ HIerchants' Bank, No. so College
street,
Will furnish Officers and Soldiers who
wish to send money home, with checks,
(Which are current in any Northern city
or town. and thereby save the RISK of
sending money by mail or Express.
This is the only safe way to send money
North. j~une13-tf