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The Morgantown monitor. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1863-1864, 1863-07-18
Pittsburg Auction House.

pEGULAR DAILY SALES at two aud eight
IL O'Clock, at the Masonic Hall Auction
House, No 5th Street, Of rs.ES
PRINTS, .DELAISES, DRESS GOODS.
KENTUCKY JEANS, TABLE CLOTHS.
SAT1SETTES, CASSIHERES, LINENS,
TOWELS UMBRELLAS, TABLE AND
POCKET CUTLERY, HOOP SKIRTS,
YANKEE NOTIONS, Ike. ,Ede!Ii
BOOTS SHOES, AND CATERS at Private
sale during the day apd evtaing. Q .2kl ~.
All Goods Warranted as Represented.
T. "A. McCLELLAND, Auctioneer
April ls,-tf
The Morgantown monitor. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1863-1864, 1863-07-18
Pittsburg. Dry Goods & Clothing
kIec, Kaufman 4 Co.,

MANUFACTURES AND WHOLESALE
IYI DEALERS IN CLOTHING. / /
No. 80 Wood ST., between Diamond Alley And
Ath St, PITTSBURGH, PA. hrr.
Zsis- Constantly Oh hand, n foil assortment
Cloths, Cassimarcs Satincts. Vcstngs, Tailors'
Trimmings and Furnishing Goods ap4~Gm
The Morgantown monitor. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1863-1864, 1863-07-18

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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-24
ALL SORTS OF PARAGRAPHS.

The Hartford Times figures the cost Of the
CONSUMPTION rs equal To that OF supporting IN ar
my Of 800 900 men for one year.
The enrolment has been completed through
out Illinois. but all the returns have not rs vet
reached Springfield. The probabilities are that
draft will soon take place
We see il stated that the rate of TAXATION In
New York this wear will be | s. a. 10 on the
dollar of valuation, or fraction less than two
per cent.
The rebels don't take 10 the copperheads
Rather. saws the Richmond Sentinel "wOuld
we join hands With hend from the pit than with
Northern Democrats
Public women a. Nashville BY ORDER of
Gen Granger. are required TO furnish Surge ms
certificates OF health and procure license. Four
hundred dollars have been received since the
l4lh. for such licenses.
The Government" con;emplates making a
trip to New England in August. accomp ,nied by
the Governments" wife, to visit The Govern.
ment's" boy. who IL In college at Cambridge
The" Government" vile has got her new dresses
about ready for the journey. II .he stops at
nent along 70 settle her bills - New Haven
Register
lit i whispered that Gen. McClelisn's report
Is passing under CT tical examination, ani that
coniemnoraneous with its publication will ap-
pear comments 20 break its force upon the pub
lie mind.
An eminent divine preached, SUNDAY morn
ing. from the text: Ye are children OF the devil.
and IN the afternoon. by funny concldeuce
Children. obey your parents .
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-24
The Lawrence Tragedy.

The most suocious and bsrbarous event of the
var is the busning Of Lawrence and the murder
and robbery of It's ctizens, even If the telegraph
scconnis Of The affair only approximate the truth.
There i no punishment severe enough for the
scoundrels Who could murder un,rmed citizens.
m cold blood, as QUAsrRrLLs band of guerrillas
did. with their wives and children clinging 70
them. The heart s.ckens at the recital OF these
deeds OF fendish atrocity committed by beings in
human shape. Il must be expected that retribu
ton will follow deeds ike those committed at
Lawrence. until we fear that humanity even will
be forgotten IN this fratricdsl war.
Tue Journal. Just before the war commenced.
said there was no var so terrible one between
hindred-between men Of the same nation. and
specially between men OF such an origin as
those of the United States. IL predicted the
scenes of bsrbarity such AZ have taken place.
And the longer the war Is continued the more
barbsrou- IL viii become. Every consideration
Of humanity aud public policy demand the most
speedy termination of the struggle. II fighting
u the only mode Of settling the controversy. the
quicker the rebel armies are overthrow the bet
ter for all the interests of the country moral
social and political. Two years ago
the scenes now almost daily occurring
would have electrified aud shocked the
country. but the very frequency OF their occur
cnce is bunting the sensibiliiics aud hardening
the hearts of the people. II should be the
drst aad unceasing purpose of every man who
loves the institutions which conferred upon the
country much happiness and prosperity. in
diyidually and collectively. and who desires.
therefore. to see them preserved and perpetuated.
to bring the terrible strife in which the nation Is
engaged TO termination as quickly as possible.
but with peace the Union restored and the Con
stitution maintained.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-24

The first district in Kentucky was alm :
entirely controlled by the IN liUsry The vote for
WicSlife Was given At i've or six precincts. and
the Judges of lie e.eciion we're aues ed for al
loving the vote 20 be cast
-AscHDuEE MACMILLAN -Archduke Max
Imian OF Austria has sent the Pore a copy of the
"t'eror Sapoleon's letter. requesting him to
hccept the throne of Mexico il chosen bv p,pnlar
suffrage The Archduke has informed the Pore
that ne Is greatly disposed the offer. and
that IN going To Mexico religions interests will
LARGELY occupy his attention. The Court OF Rome
Is well satisfied with the prospect.
Jones complained of bad smell about the
post office. and asked Brown Whist il could bel-
brown didh't know. but suggested that It might
De caused by the dead letters. - Norwalk
Gtzetfe
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-24

CITY been time when a great public improve
ment could be made AZ easily as this road can
now For tao ye,rs the people Of Iudisnapols
have prospsred. and many Of hem became rich.
Money is sbundsnt 10 your city. and cheap. The Q
are many there having large balances IN bank.
Welding them nothing. who will gladly invest il
in street passenger way II they can be made 20
understand that road there will pay. and do tor
the city what I have claimed in these D gel
that AZ riH. They should re informed on the sub
ject very few people there. perhaps have given
any thought or attention to the workings or in
fuences OF street road Of their cost OF their
advantages VERY respectfully.
Ed. HAIsE.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-24

4 T THE AMERIC N DISPENSARY VIZ TREAT BY
n new method. and with the happiesf results, Pro
Llsus [teri, calling Of the womb, LdDcsraton Ulcer
rton, Lu,h rrhe Nhtes,) Z mary and ali other dis
to which the .ft1sficdn En0le is pecuaril,
liable. Send three doa and receive by express
the lpoctor Fannie >ysin9sN. This instrupen shvulL
be used b. every IN the land for purpose Of
cle '1liness. conroyr hsdih dc. free receipt
Of stamp, copy # Private Letter Married LADIES'
OH health, DC. The Doctors celsbrdted FensdLe Pills
fresh from The Dispe sary. yerg 0ood in simple dis
eases, Irregularities. sfc. Price 81 by mail.
Al tie Amsv'icda Dispensrry we al treat. ,oit1om
,n@tcIcy and with never failing success leneriH. or
what the quacks call Irjr IL cre dis~ases: SyJhRs
in al It's Gonorhea elect structure Hydrocee.
Circocrlc Varccc.le Carsocele SPermatorhrs Seminal
Weakness. Nocturnal Emissions. Sexual Debility. I'M
potency, and effects o self-sbu>e. The last six
treated Of in private letter which send free
receipt Of stamp.
he eNper Of the Surgeon IN charge of this de-
partmen SOM OF the best Hospitals in Europe and in
New York Cry, enables him 20 patients scentifca-
" anc restore them speedily.
Those living Al distance can communicate by letter
Ne treated At their homes In urgent send IS
or 81" snd r-ceiv- ~ irines.
Con>ultsiio pre- and copfdentidi Room No "a
East Washington rect, Indianapolis p. q. Box 1894.
ara tly-wl2f lar
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-24
WAN e p.
SINKING FUND NOTICE.
Notice to Sinking Fund Borrowers

4 IL PERSONS IVDE BrFD 10 THE SINKING FUND
n notified that lands mortgs gei TO sai Fund and
VIII i terest has lot been paid IN sdvsnc. wil be
ofsred al public sae the second Tuesday Dreem-
Der
B. or, er Of the Board. W. TALBOT
sugis-ds~ till ocii President.
Register aui Republican. Lswrenceburg; Courier.
Madison; 6szeiie and Vol, sbote tvsnsv journa and
txpfe-s Terri Haufe jefrsonlan and Palladium kcb.
roTd: fime> aid sentinel Fort avn; Argus and Corr
r Lsiayelies smoc ~ and Cuion Lsporf.: Pres Ko-
komo. Fact and Republican, G-eenshurg. Mercury an
Ssn'inei Roche Democrat sid Republican Plymouth.
Defn"crai and sp~ctato Nonteeo. JsckSnnan and Re-
pubiicsn. ku>Evile; moe-s ard Republican. vslpa-
ratio. vi inssf' tofbs amount Of tao dollars and send
bls eeip'ed 10 the oee OF tie hiking und FOR pay
neni VIII paper containing the advertisement
'.rnsrket"1
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-24

Address Of the Ne mecratic Members
81 he eessrsi As<Dbiy 70 the People 81 Indiana.
ssstng forth the history u tAe late session, and the
rssseos vhy Dors b<t net bs<a accomplished daring
eous,itu;ionh term. This dorunsui MAKES pamphlet
q 'ss'esc rss.s. ard wl - furnished any 9aausy
irsOs o. 50 pr huDdred.
The coaserips Acs-spssch OF Hot"
veutses. ~ ccnsenpaeo Bii, &c the Hoose Of
Rspr-s>ossevsA February "a. issa Tx 70 ocs Of The
aDs~ 1>s>s>s a NJ. Worries. 90 q qsessca Gov GO
eoy5;ax issgs shsrs % paSie attention, sns err
sisis~n = fndssns ssssh bs~s seory u ratss pam
ges-. ~ ~sss p.~>. fbcs 81 Per handr-d
The Liberty 81 fhe Citixen-spseeh
- leo ~ vocrhsss. delivered 10 the Hous. Il Rep
r-ssnssav.s February Il ia. the "Aes Indemnify
80 resaeut and sher persons fer rrsp>ndins The writ
e hshs oo-pus. sad sets tons IL p1rsasDoe thsrec
g sc~ pr,ssd N pamphlet fon AID can be obtained
ssss oos ms is the srs.s ssort % xr voorb.es
P<oss tie srty q he cinssn. and shoald e> -.
ssnts q tvsry voter 10 In lsps 10 makes psnphIs:
cfsizse-u pssss. Price Of 50 per huDdre1
TSAu crd-rs ssoald direc; the speeches 80 - seat
sysFr.'s. as he passage viii b ors copy ~ 4
-sss - prepaid
.d1re. TIDER, HARKSEss . BlsGHAx.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-24

bulwsrk between power and tie poorest ctizer;
where he ruler has no discretion at all outside Of
la~; shere minority. siihout otiei4l power. ia
JUS a rec a. the uajsn', Nth power rivil and
military Are We. North or South. in - = cDn
.aion1
Can't Republicans see that those no, interested
IN the freedom they enjoy may entertain very dif
fereni opinions from them as g the dangers to
free lnsr,utIonsf All who differ With them are
rebels. If that be true. they are in danger The
rebel; have the physical force. II it's ever organ
ised. " turn the tables: and then. when the m.-
jority pot in practice what The Rsplblcans have
taught oy their practice. these Republicans will
begin 10 think there is danger 70 civil liberty and
wien iheV are picked up bE the military and i'm
pri>onsd a, discretion not bY Law. eriIed ~ mil
itary., ommissio regardless OF all constitutional
provisions. upon a military necessity. they will
be decidedly rebellous
Ifbalf the North and all the sorth are rebels
what right has small minority of this country
to control IL dsstiniss1 They cant do il lon, 4.
They will fail in the end. and the rebels see it.
II they believe these Republicans. sooner or later
they will be the ruling power. minority will
not be able 70 get along in power always.
As long as calling names is confined TO mere
party cap-trap. ID will only encourage the rebes.
but then the dominant power acts on its clap
trap. and DISTINGUISHES men. imprisons them. i'm
presses their property, persecuies them, there is
danger of making them what they are called, and
if they become SO, what is to become of this loyal
party--,his party loyal TO themselves. not to the
Constitution or laws7
We suggest that these Republicans had better
not repeat their party clap trap for it is not true
and fhev had better not act on il. they have
done. or they may make II true; and il will be a
sad truth TO them IL will be an overwhelming
majority against them. and their opponents vii
have the luxury OF exercising and enjoying thai
peculiar freedom that the Republicans have EN-
loyed for year or two
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-24
y T r "A x 9 O w .

cTRAYEp FROM TIE >CBScRIBsR. ABoUT THE
- 18th - Jape. from No - Rates street In Annapolis
q large l-lioS Cow, vita whit bag ard larys teai,
shout n ys p ol'. givfn mi When he l~f vii
brrsl r~wsrttbe person thar the CIV rls.vp-
inforrs'i hn will lead TO her recovery =, sp.neer's
Grae--y this 0fncr CaAPu.N
anglia .d3tA~ls
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-24
From Washington.

rHE ATRocIoUs DEsisxs or rHE ApMINIsrRA
rIox-THr Mask TnRowS OFF-PRosREss OF
eREss-No Usios FEELtSG IN THE SoUrB-
wHr-IHroIIcy or GES MEADE's PosIrIox.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-24

Hon Ressrdy Johasons reply to Mr Holt
on the Fitz John Porter case has appeared. IL
occupies eighty pamphlet pages. and Is an ugly
exposure of the psriissnship that sou IN, TO de-
siroy the good name OF a brave soldier.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-24
SUN DIRE s.


FOR SALE:
500 doz Glass Fruit Jars;
1000 Gross Corks, all sizes;
1000 lbs. Sealing Wax;
800 doz. Brushes, of all kinds, sizes and
STYLES;
so bbls. Coal Oil;
10 bbls. Benzine;
20 bbs. Linseed Oil;
90 bbls. Lard Oil;
so bbls Lubricating Oil;
so bbls. Whiting;
500 or. Quinine;
so OF. Sulphate Morphia;
10 bales Terra Japonica;
10 cases Mass Liquorice, pure, for To-
bac"onists;
10 cases Sick Liquorice;
10 bales Sponges, quality various;
500 boxes Glass, all sizes;
500 gals. East India Castor Oil;
8 tuns White Lead, in Oil;
bbls. Sp'ts. Turpentine;
22 bbs. Varnish;
16 bbs. Alcohol:
472 lbs. Gum Shellac;
IS bbls Old Rye and Wheat Whisky;
10 doz. Old London Dock Gin;
40 doz. London Porter;
40 doz. Scotch Ale;
by STEWART ~ MORGAN,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
jy4 No. ~ East Washington Street.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-24
FOR SALE.
F"lu.ble Property for Sale.

FUNHE UNDERMINED OFFERS FOR SALE THAT
u very vaiu lbie and delightful OF land
national load, three quarters Of mile We OF VIII c
river br'ge, being the half OF the northw quar-
Ter OF elton ten, and out lots Nos as and Is west OF
White river.
Also. that most valuable property in the city known
the ''p liner House"
Likewise some desirable property between the blud
and Madison rod mile south of the city, and ,ome
Iowa lands 10 rtde for mechanical labor.
aug94 y. a. PALMER.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-24
FEMALE COLLEGE.
GLENDALE FEMiLE COLLEGE.

FvHHF MKT SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION Will.
II begin on NJ nda,, september IL. Lea The lcs-
ton. near Cincinnati, the Cincinnati Hamilton and
Dayton Railroad e. central md d.irahe: the
ami Surroundings are unCausllsd. the buicin and
c"mmodai ons are ample and elegant, the Teacher. In
the literary and ornamental departments uiIs-r-
cd; he course Of tIdy thorough and end
~ ans ohtr. and the charges moderate. Glendale
desirable place for Dung ladies in tbese trsublous
times.
For caial pgues, Information or admission address
Rev. q hOSTfOkT, ~ u,
nugl5 Glendale. Hamilton G. UNITY. Ohio.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-24

The following extract from letter written by
Ar. Ed. HARE. formerly banker in this city, to
JoHJ G. NEw. Dr.. PIERCE and Others connected
with, the proposed system of street railroads in
this .,ity. will be interesting to our readers. Mr.
HAIsE is gentleman we'll known tere. and what
be shys will have its due weight:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-06

QuIENsIowS sept. q. 1865
The steamship Great Eastern has been with
drawn from American trips for the present.
The American ship, Express and Anna r. Schmidt
were destroyed by the pirate Alabama of Rio JancirO
date given.
The political news to-day h unimporani.
LosDoa, Ihurdiy, sept ~, 1863
The Dady Mems says: "Lettcrs from Gothcn
hung An Sweden refer 20 the dncucs oil Mossn ,oTcn.
Linhot Co. merchants chiefly engaged IN tie groin tadc.
Their appears 10 have been entirely bfou NJ nbou,
b, the decline ia the pico OF corn hnd liI l'lii' may
1e,c ga OO III some quarters ~ 10 thought that assistance
may aioded the hr thus preventing soppao oi bus
Tie Times city article says the political aud
financial accounts HON Pads oSused oil The s,ock mhc yes
10 open NJ further decline bat although 'ohsols 10.
nafd The el0sc without recovery there was feht u
hounG IN al The epecuv. stocks and shaies IN 'icsn 80
eues the c1ninfnccnrnt there wes iuih,I gen' al
osnd Of east cent aud toward The middle o. The day
tendency 10 recovery became obfesabr AID IN most cases
Tie hna pice. only acii0nsy below those oil Inrhay
In AicI cnn Bonds Wich during 10 morning were moio
affected than other d,cpons tt reaction Va. uch iht '
ele'y lap''c'ion' ",s s4se W s~tsilsv Z. !..'-'J
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-06

The Bourse on the 22d was very fa', and
Rentes fell more that pcr cent closing at %. 30.
TIE MEXICAN THRONE.
TAkI5, StIl
Of 20 day sayf

Rcntes fell more that ! pcI cent, closing az o'SO.
TIE MEXICAN THRONE.
PARIS, Sept. 20.-The Memorial Dipiomatique
Of 20 day saye:
1.-THE Archdukc Macmillan anxious that pre-.
iuilary understanding between the Western Powers
should serve as solid basis for the establishment II the
statosnan who lately went 10 HiramoI to pay his re.
spects 70 the Prince was inrusted by his Imperial
Highness with the confidential mission Of proceeding
TO London in order to obtain the support and concur
Of Great Britain for the new monafchnl cstab'
lshment Of Mexico
I'VE are happy " be enabled 10 state that this mis-
sion has been crowned with entire success Tho In
gish Cabinet has Acknowledged that In the present
state Of affairs no proposition offered 30 many guhian
ties as that Of the Archcukc MHIu!lian. Placed in
difficult circumstances at the head Of the Lonbaido
Venetian Kingdom this Prince gave the most striking
proof Of his capacity IN the art Of governing He TO- IT
Ia known connected with the Roy al family OF gland
and the choice the Mexican nation made la him could
therefore be otherwise than agreeable to abe Court
Of ~. JGmcs's.
"The ouly difficulty raised by the Ministers Of Queen
Victoria arose from the apprehension that The new
Mexican Government might allow Itself to be carried
away by the influence Of tie high clergy to revoke he
measures relating TO the sale 81 The landed properly
which belonged 10 the religious bodies But ~ mas Dch
easy 20 convince them that The Mexican cpsc"phc can
boast Of men who paTisans Of WISE progress, ana
who have declared that in the interest Of concord II -
necessary 10 accept accomplished facts ana mol 10 mo
lest In any way the purchasers OF eccleSasic property
1t is asserted that the English Cabinet dd not con
oeal the satisfaction with which 1t received these tran
QUILTING explanations
I'VE shall at IA future period enter more al lenB'h
upon the happy result of this negotiation.
" Meanwhile. dcsrous OF recording the rh
gagement entered into y England 10 acknowledge the
present Mexican Government soon as The Afchduke
Macmillan shall have announced TO the population
which Is about 10 leave for MifaMor his final accept
dnCe.
England and France would Immediately nccredt
official representatives, to the Mexican Government
which would rule in the Of the Arcbduke uhiil tho
new Sovereign came himself to assume tho reiDs Of
Government
THAT would furnish the Arcbd1ke with All oppof'
tunity before Biz departure for Mexico of coming 10 an
understanding with the Cabinets of Paris and London
relative 10 the final destined 10 consolidate tho
new empire.
England has promised henceforth Ia favor 10y every
means tie realization II the loan necessary 10 plncs
Mexico IN position 10 fulfil her engagements abroad
and TO insure the regularity VI the different admustra
tons al home.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-06
MEETING OF TIE NATIONAL CANAL Con-

nITrTr The Executive Committee appointed at the
Canal Convention held at Chicago. IN june last. viii
meet az the 81. Nicholas Hotel Wednesday next Oct
7at3p. N. The memorial 10 tho President and Con
grcss Of the United States prepared by the subCom
mirce vii be reported for consideration. and other
matters Of importance will be presented.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-06
CITY IIEu rs.

The loyal citizens of the Twentieth Ward
viii hold mass meeting to Fahfy the Union state
nominaions. on Wednesday evening, Oct. :. at Z
o'clock IA Lincoln Hfn q Thirty third street
aad Eighth avenue AddFcsses by Gen. John CoolFane.
Horace Greeley. the lion. II. j Raymond The Hon H.
H. Stanton and other gentlemen. Seats reserved for
ladlcs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-06
SUPREME CoURT-Cn,xsras-ocr. s-Befere Ju'i~'
lLraAG.
DECISIONS.

Owen q. Warren agt. William II. Allen ct al
Motion fos gsncd without eave to o,nf -
b brfty do 80 ora bis responsibility.
" iam n. Noble c al. ast Charles L Croinweh cts -
Motion Go snichd Judgment granted without costs.
May p. DJuse AZ. Eliza L. Dodge ct sl-Moioh 70 ~
aside decree granted without cost. -,
Charles SchniiAt sgt Louis Anenbram-Nocn sian .r
Without and without pIcndre % the e'i'hos"'s
to move Co. have the .nqucs, s,t e'! de -, ,,,,o, g.,
Victor k ueprcrris AIT. james 4. Pet'ns ~ 81. -
injunction denied with $40 costs 60 the Frr'"hs f'V Wv
the issues. AZ a, -. s.,,...,.i
Wihun o. Dayy aet NJ P pel'no. Theodore ss.u' e'a al
and Ann. ss'm. ct All -Moiious suied "iihou' go
Nh PM, g, ,l N,,h,ui,' G. Oriswod act Wiiim A.
NArtln-llGcr settled
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-06

Mrs. Il. II. Meyers, who lest her porte
mounaie In n First stage. when near the Amer
lean Museum. Is, evening. viii be greatly obliged to
the finder fslA1nitably reward him. II he viii re
turn II to hcf nt residence. No g Madison street
or leave IL At TAs World Office she greatly in need
u the contents thereof consisting Of one go grccnhack
one s. and one g. bill and gold neck chain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-06
(AlTer.i,emcutl
VERY IsTRaEsTIyG--OUg SOCIAL RELATIONS

Tfenolosy ,na Msra.ony Reuirksele Marriases-NoneJ
md Ma,anouy-Arso-s4xo WedeHg'-conicai ".ddnsI
The IHAIsISG OF GIRLs-Men'alsy " sisliy-ha'ennne
ifihood- Ressin,l-C-lses Of Invalid "emcH-
Efec,. Of Cin.aie-Eas.lsh Wom-o-dsoiis Of SHs IhR
Physlolosy-Color-Do.cen Loea-"''
I.lrd Woa..s-Dy,iDs the Hslg-Nio4es Of Wearing ns
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