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for not;stsndieg d to their principles llks
ns & spnffn bricks Is Of III the spsssRs
stands the speakers did not utter such rank
trenson. They introduced the poison coYertly.
The Fair Grounds were occupied ut an early
hour By the teams of the various delegations
tbat arrived from the country. At the high,
est calculation two hundred and fifty teams
were In and about the place during the day,
and from seven to ten thousand people In al
tendance. Colonel Warmoth, of General Nc.
Clernand's staf, very gallant Missouri off,
Ger, who was wounded ut VlcBbnrg, estima-,
ted the mass ut seven thousand where Messrs,
Cox and Voorhees, were speaking. Ten thou
sand is certainly Us high q number as eau be
-rfghtfu1}y cl2imed.- The Democratic editors
and reporters, l understand, however, have
agreed to call the number 00,OD.. 1t being
proceedings were commenced promptly to
time, II O'Clock, by John Moore moving Dick
Richardson to the Chair. Dick thanked them
forzthe: honor, &c. land: said a list of Vice
Presidents. had heenosclected which ,,.they
might take his word, Ye5e al eighty ,, So -the
crowd took the dose il lump. The follow
Ing persons were made Secretaries: R. 2.
II +, merIiman,: Mel Lean {: Thos:, Dimmoch,
hladieon;. p L: Merritt, Marion; ]. @. Har-
man, Alexander; o, c. Gray; Lasasile. .
The principal speakers were: Richardson,
Cox, :Vco1hisa, and Dick Mcr7ick.: The side
shows Were addressed ny Eden, Nc Kinstry,
Bill MorriEon, Kribben, Marshall, J. G. Allen,
Springer, Robinson, Varuell, Chase, Wescott,
Gratbease, s. L. Bryan, Connolly, N. 7! John.
son, Reynolds, Thos, Z. Merritt John Gar.
rfgue, Sam Ashton, and others equally :un-
known to fame. ,.
4. The clnquers profess that large amount Of
muncy-$$47 0G0-was collected for the sol.
diere, but must say " don't see it,. nor
viii the soldiers, whom some Of the speakers
denounced as yandals warning upon women
and children, tssee IT." either. starne, tue
Treasurer, who got gratulty Of 5000 from
the Legislature, n few days since, IL put down
at $500 He might well afford thousaod.
Gen. Singleton was in Communication with
Fernando Wood al day, and telegraphed Ills
triumph to New York Immediately. He Il
the great nun Of the Convention. He has
put back the Democracy to the place where
they were before Judge Douglas brought
them out In favor Of the country and the war.
, 1863-06-19
eZ-A dispatch from Harrisburg Tues
day contained this curious sentence:

e1-A dispatch from Harrisburg Tues
day contained this curious sentence:
At q meeting last evening, Gen. Cameron
named Inc ,Se lS1 no1 ssnnn hen
Pep5e;i7ania had 50 eia1lSeoaid6ated men
and money tor carrying on she Tar.
According m 10 'h's report cameron
blamed" 1he Government iof not Will
fully sacrificing the. National Capital, by
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UNKEcHssaR1LY rR1GarzyED.

UNNECESSARILY FRIGHTENED.
The Coppeghead Conyention, advertised
10 be held ut Harrisburg, on the 18th, failed,
50 hG as ~e arc informed, tpIofganfze.
Tie sympathizers' dread Of our Oppressed
brethren Of the South" was greater than
their hatred Of tie Government and the
institutions Of the North and they inconti-
4ently 4ani tawsy!.: The fools!I they: had
nothing to fear. Lee, Imboden. Hin,
1ongstreet, Stuart and Ewell could have
taken tlisifi eeats-in The Convention with
out having their sensibilities laccrated
either by the: speeches to which they
would have istend, or by the resolutions
-thatwould havebeen. passed. HThoy conld
have applaudcd every word that would
have been uttered. WathtAeir pockets filed
with the fruits Of their 1apine;; with their
garments dripping with the blood Of PENN
xylrnhtaS pya1sdns and VIII theT hearts
'6ve1Howing with deadlicst hate Of the I'M
stituhons which have made the North!
whatit is, dhGy77ohd .hiseT been the pro-
per types and cxl,onents-ot Eoppeshead-
-3s@as t. isGoppe1heads uasdorned and
without disguise! ~ :'",.
,r,:-T ?!rr< caa1nTRR,fs k!r< ~aooV
It appears that after it became known
TINT the Tebe1s were not marching on Har-
risburg, some of The least SCARED delegates
came on to- fhe Capital, held a very brief
meaingf and, npminated' 5eo:WpQdward
for Governor and Walter LoEney Tor
Judge Of the Supreme Court, and then
skedaddled.:- ~ :. @s,:-I :: {: :s::::-s..- i
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gallant officer Of great military talent and
patriotism, has been appointed Comman-
der-in-Chief both of military and civil
affairs. Mexico City is full = prepared
for offensive. % we'll as: ! dcfen::
.ive operation4Eand I:.:Juarez has
issued proclamation insswhich: he calls
upon all The people to flock to the National
Misunderstanding that he will defend
the liberties and independence Of Mexico
against the invader, to tie last coin and.
the last man -.--.
J-tg-taf1c---HaSapa47D 47Dlazf2 that
Gen. ortesa and many officers, and about
1000 hen, n1anagod to escape from the
CONVOY which was deputed~ to carry them
to Vcra Cruz. As! the paper in question Is
in the interest of The French. there seems
little reason to .disbehele the lstatement,
and We hope it will prove true. The fatal
and terrible EgDEe1s als9 ting off the
French soldiers and officers in Vera Cruz
:Thnd dis VII ssTf a..gqQd dealof PoEaer
and ball, IN The BATTLES Which IRE r yet to '1 Be.
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again make their presence known, by detail
Ing the wonders they have achieved, and the
halr-breadth escapes they have experienced,
during the fierce contest with the foe, They
should be sent home; every man ofths@, and
be compelled to take their chances foS sdrafs
We do hope those in authority will look after
these sneaks, who become camp followers TO-
escape the draft. 80
, 1863-06-19

In the great cavalry fight on the Rappahan-
t9s ,ssi9 as:' 1B at
does not exceed @ /. 1oo, and less than 100 ate
missing as prisoners. The loss IN :horses
amounts to: E545 head. The rebel loss as
nearly as can be ascerained was 1900 killed
and Tou1ded and 200 prisoners, Their loss
ofhorses was in proportion: It was most
desperate: tight, g b'ut, notwithstanding the
check given to the rebels il aid not preaveat
them from pursuing their contemplated raid,
tor within three days thereatrer they crpzsed
the Potomac and marched into, Pennsylvania.
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TEE. CAVALRY: FHGHT: ON
d. 1N3E 4eAK'P.AIHANNO
Fist or Killed, Wounded and missing
OF the Sill Illinois OnyaIry. -.

r. Our correspondent with Pleasanton's cay
airy, on the Rappahannock, writes us vivid
and accurate description Of the recent fight d
. Bererley's. Ford, but as the, facts hare bee1
all embraced in Letters: which wc haya already
published, We are reluctantly compelled tc
omit his: letter.: He also furnishes MS witt
the following correct list Of killed, wounded
and missing in tho s,h Illinois cavalry::=
KILLED, WOUNDED AND .a1ss1Ee IN TUE srA .I11I
IT,. Nola cATAI.nEt At nEvEnEET' : FORM, JUNE 9.
|, Capt. ~ Hyncs. co. q, a1lghtly. g.
/ t:apt. G. 4. Forsyth. CO.. A, ,Bevere flesh wound
espt smith; g. ;, severe Re ia fracture M IL t5igt
Corp L. ]. Kenyon, co. a, missing.
N. taeman, to:A severely. ; c-'
": Il: ShurtN1, co. B, severely : ~. =
cop eof co e Iekease. Rfss &; O. sssfsH sigy
as9 asSSs nSessSZ e. ;fEslss! sl!sSiy
Hiram 4: Miller, CO. g, slightly. =: = I:
ee1p. Corp Jos: 1. Throop. CO. c, nfssins.:,s!::,,:
3aa:e9 Y FL Rs'.ss'
Ebanat Rasfiia Huchs. g D, flesh wound. L. :.
G61 G61s Ssafs S15fE Bane 6 ncsa womb
cop: Jnslson L. 7nnia. 20. q; slightly. Il:
James O.BHHn, CO. Y, severely. - ---,l. |
John Knapp. &C. G, flesh wound. .,t.l.s.,
franklin B. Wakefield, co. G, eltghuy. r, ,.,-E /
John ". Lac. co. G, slightly IT,
seret' j. n. Brooke. co. H. severely" ~
Serrt. Geo. Hnpp, Cd. Z. severa contusiou.s,
Corp 6ilaa D. 3Trnson. co: Z. sovetely.i ls:H
Geo. T.; Fleming. CO. 4; elight1y.,:: :: - ~
Henfy aes yAikia h1ahs ea g. l. T. sjnhtlv. =
Mm: q. snise1y; co: 1, slightly, ~:
Thos: =: Butler; co. L, slightly -, -. = -
Sergt; kombeT L.: Johus; CO: NJ slightly.
Corp: AMoh Churchill; coi Il, severely. .,f1'.~z
Lpman =: Erant. % n, severely '''' - 8" -
4s'a fRs.i'es Besiy s. q osssssB, 6sss?Bg .,
! Tho Sd Indianaalost ono killed and twenty
ak Tnnnded;;l..> II. '-,s aci,,;l .sa,s a-a /,
9he entise lo5s i pitssss,,atoa'l Ill, .4ny IN, ID
stated at 9S1 Killed, wounded aud missing, aid
1900 horses.
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49, '-'-'
6ne1HKD.

There Is a;class ofciylltanMa-and M their name
:,is Leglon7Hhe GO to the various, II armies y in
the: fold, and continue to hang around then,
without hAylng any defined, Legitimate en-, i
ploymeat;iHho aEe there mostly far, the pdr:
spose Of escaping a draft At home; They arc
applicants for the peEitIonA of snt.u
lerts elezka1: wagon masters, Sc, With no de-
sire to obtain 2 place bat simply to GoYer the
conardly motive which takeA them there,
They are asrnnt oo~a9ds, all, foE when AmoIe;.
,mept Toward takes y PLACE, they Auddsenly = h1ve
loud calls to the rear, and arc not seen or
heard Of ustil the danger is ever, when they
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THIE CALLS Ftbl: 'EE9ssSsEsA.sN
: NE&Is-Y1&GET2 .xAND }
= .:;,e; &. OR19O. $500 ,@tY - !!
= i. Il - 90 -i-.tH s-...ltG,.
stopptng TO Discuss the e:lIatter-L;ke-
warm rutrSo1isn1.
TIE CALI roR s1xTiT:D.Art rRooiPs.. :
= 4I.t. r..4.! tlt K. .-.t....jt : ~: Ill

L'-s = iI-1. 'a'.-' =: -. .-:t.it -.. si!.;
tho Cincinnati commercial; jan, i, 1,th1
= II the President had proceeded, d soon as
'the Enrolment Act became q lawit takG.thc
most rapid: measures :. for. .litsb endorsement
the CONSUMPTION would hare, been over be-
fore t1it 4s Sss xste5a9 Esgimsass e. 1sd Is;
tiond men i But ho:s listened , to 'the: ;timid
counsels: of ealcul4tingI poll iticians, and to
gentlemen Of sauguine expectations, who
Thought We lad& soldiers -enough' aud that
! there was mo: NEEDY Of the draft.J And now,
Just; shefore =harvestis in the; great Middle
danger. developed III tho usual FORM. and
one: hundred thousnEd =nicnr |are 5-cal1ed
for to aeETr Attemporary purpose. ,aWa :havA
bad too much Of: this ineffective, patchwork
business. The nine months Regiments raisad
last summer, ct an enormous expense; pen
returned home. when they were 4needed ,ab
sharply rs when called In the West We
avoided raising regiments for single cam
pa}gu; and our army Is NOT broken: In '0rgani-
7zatlan and dispidted aby the: return Of: ttnops
quota, under, every call Of the President, !nb
10 that for 'BfStv.day men, llns been raised.
There are more than tFonty Ohio reglments
and batteries. Of tAfee: years men, lin aths ,ar
mics about Washingto ton There is no, enemy
10 force apptoaching. onr State. - We ara,
'thersfofei bound to Question the necgbsitH
and! So; the Justice and diency' Of, calling
upon. Ohio for thirty Thousand 1nen, to. .leayb
the ripening: harvest fields, for ! sixty day
campaign. We cannot do Pennsylvauia any
good jQhtnow. Z. Before our sc, 600 men can be
raised and go to her, the mischief will be done.
We must be prepared to defend. ourselves, in
case there should. be d formidable rebel ad-
vance upon us; but 1t Is terrible proalgaeY to
waste OUT resources IN spasmodic: :efoFts, that
seem rather to result from vague alarms than
to be determined by d eleai and compFehcn-
siye eaggacity; and at the 'eaue time neglect
the vital business Of adding to the strength Of
:our: eerTiceable armies! Sixty and ninety day
as soldiers about tie Tine they are discharged.
and, unless in extreme emergencies it, Is 3
waste Of labor, money and time to. cali them
ont Lot the President enforce the conscrip-'
tien; promptly, withoat 111nehing, and rise
that every day' IS delay: in performing this In,
:peratiye duty multiplies difficulties, :. a.:
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DROVOsT MARSHAL GENE

= haAe Ott 80 wAs1111o5p1i Aay I'd, l9fa.
S,n.~s- ~. attention Of all officers, who hare
NO nG1n..hy dhcna1Eed o. acennns Of Houuds or
hss5 9 Q te enter hs ssfyes y The
HES. NJ rs Of la from, tae Var DePs1snent.
rnbi,shed u taa ne country sush
D%ey!.iohsof tertle, 40 s thsls Hrtsa ap-
tnvand Corps {staung the character Of their dlsab
r, VIII - Its!1 delay = po*a BE; + he Acsng A.
they may BE- Such Acting Assistant Provost Marshal
Gener1lw Will 1t oucu nEW1sd the nppucA+fons- with
Warrington.
,Ofnceis for the Invalid Cops VII be appointed In
9sae;ai osdss No; ~ of1ss3 f.oa Mar Dansftm mi;
of acceptance Of such sppoiatMeats md not Eona
dare of organization Of the respective con.Hnds to
which they ,EaE hd aAa]Enfd- j. b FRI.
uySH t5l2AW PrQToS& MafAha1 GeurYN
, 1863-06-19
Nh DEAD X4lNRs

.Asamendatory Of the gabble which con-
yevs the idea that General McC Clellan is to
be called back to The: leadership of the
Army of the Potomac, let US suggest that
if any Of the defi1nct are to be invoked in
this emergency, General jackson ought to
be 1esur7ected; or, if the reanimation Of
his bones is impossible, a pair Of his brecch-
es stuffed. and mounted on horseback
could make no worse campaign than that
Of the Peninsula, of which all the lonors
belong 10 Little Mac-.. But why be grasp
ing after the ghosts of dead men? Old
Abe is the man who ought to. lead. Let
him draw his sword and put himself at the
army's head, and The Republic will be safe.
lie is the best General in the fcld.-
, 1863-06-19

- IL the Missouri State Convention on tbs
1Gfh, considerable portion Of The morning
session was consume c ID discussing the right
Of ar:, Marmadukc to hola a sent in the Con;
ventiop, he having, some time ago, been. nd
judged aisluyI ~ the military authorities
and banishsd from The State, bit afterwards
pern,1ucd 10 cpme tnto, ,saii1.e e county. and afj
tetFprat tt. St. 1<nuIs, 81 parole.i The .aues;;
tion on MIR. Marmaduke's cast was laid over
to the next day.
An 6rs'iuaSce presd sdi1g for flo7 6 enaneipa;; q: |
ttun II fn missouri Vas fltrofaced' BY
Ar Smith of St, Louis, as follows:
An oRD1k1tet fnn t1E3}nx 4.-asc1rA71oS or
SLAVES.
7hs .eb:az hbz* & & y5E9Eaey 4:sea y. Z; se fe*'*''"
ete sShs Il tpa IS 5 ds9 d
July. 1870 e]ayery shall cease forever to b. IN IN
,s.ita'tsy ts *ta;@ may b
Eoosr mud provide by just and humane system OF
spprt11t tresntp, TO- be exercised through county
authorities against such persons becoming : pub
81. Diaisso. i;soSfst ii 1t: 1sihi I1soiais called up tht
emancipation resolution offered By him yca-
reeiiday; and 6e1apita III = aooi: In its discu4-
sion almost until tho hour Of adjourn lent.
He was followed byJudge geBrecldnrldg who
SPIKE tlll near the close Of The serening seq.
sion. He. strongly urged speedy emnncilp3'
ton, The afternoon session the Coqyentton
elected State Etnaneipatibn Gomiinittef, as
follows wr:xfGeyefnor< <GPnpla, first District !
DR.. Isidorc Bush, second; ), Joseph B2sy,
third; II E Ritchey, fourth John F. Phil :
, 1863-06-19

MEXICO NOT. y EE CON QUERED.
When the last news Of the fall Of Puebla
reached us, although it appeared to be con
dimed by several: authorities, ~we were e1!
ceedingly 10th to believe, it, We had 10
often Bee6 deeceived ed before b canard. Of
TINT sort; got up byy French e5onsuas,, and
Havana newspapers, In .1fayor of thd
French; 50 ,oftfn <1eea che9ted, that is to
say, with the cry Of "Wolfl. that when
tue wolf>Teally7 came be coAla hardly per-
sRuade1&sl af: ;]ais s,ersonait From ithe
fFst ne have, always. doubled the ahility, ,ot
ithk Frent4hs; 81 under Uen f0rty, IL conquer
Mexico; and!tAeir whels1 1career in that
whG It seems they hase 1t last achieved
-jdstihes :rs in. fhes eusnicions which NE
entertained of. their T,rowess.: = Up to
the ,Puebla affair, their history: from
-Rrst to last, hiss been series of. disasters
and deeteatss The General could: not trust
his own .soldicrs,- and. they. deserted: : his
camp Whenever they had an .opportunit5
toho 50, without fear Of the Bentry's bull
'o1cts. = The Medcans ronted them IN every
sro.s1.rt1,.+ 49,, s. T' usel.a .nen - nei
;ne1annatsnt h'a. ~ 49,, 80 - snoesnesnnset
-eome-eighteen miles to :the-old- camb
ground WHICH Id aldd Iilsssitoonh3 idsds So
notorious by his mastery inactivity" and
1azinpsF }, AL is;wanin accordance with
orr iirfll6onaeseYiyea l6 Hotii6Sans IF M sana nr1
cisejv what We should haye expected fromm m
.Ms;: :rncra1 s1sfn as1fslfna How: Ehen did it han.
nen Tim. he 20 suddenly rccunerated his
i. co,,r.oe ond 1,fs forces na to make a ,ey,
~ snesa.sf;, 49, att,c1: mon III,
SS;tE ssIfe5 It. bt;s;;d hi 1 sEorf t;mc
hoinre 1een dr;1yii515' 1i5'f11 1f5m It w;th sucb Id
8, E sz,s5S ;rnonsiny to: his amy, 'Tnyrr must
;vb1s b1ay,, l,e, acrrv1oose e ,r,: so,nc.
,7,odE ,,,,,st have. ,;,avod +ra;tor r. the srcx.
::icans o.: lie French must have been NAV
inr coon ali this time. allowing themselves
tn bo heoton N anncaronce on1v that t1,cv
might he more = certainly bent in reality
rher t,,a;r 1,eas ehn,,id ~ 1niIE -,at,,ro1
sach me- he natural snnnos;iions in me-
,ass foolish ss' ~ - ~ ~ assnr,d,r ~ ~ =
a. 49, ~ 81; 81 ~ .as. go ~ - = =
s,n"a = has;s - - .mn,-a A. ~: ~ toueaeu
,aoso ~aa h,;Ta, ~ lit F,+sass s stA1 ,aa . ss..M
os e. Mex;csn ~ sra;.e, s ~ - ~ @ aopssnoa
.SAss:4 ~ aus aS .o1y
a1i.s.dsa.a,1 = - ,,sa.,,5a - 49, nts Se': aas
I S7oap ,eHp e.u2, e:Ss-ee: ~ Mp:!sa9s ];
food @S,nnd~,t. ot1.,t hand f;cbt;oc on Il,
:mnty ha3;n Thag - na1ar 49, @ @en,a Haxa ~ ~ =
, 1863-06-19

lW An:e1ehange; describing fhA aeH coan:' !
teIteit tens On the Kingston (NewYorf1 bank
says the y1gnettc Ia :. forna1e; xestsii o. each
side of shield. ~ Another cxchstiso@ fhIn1Ss
lrl her s1tuation must be very unconforta-
bic and embarrassing.
, 1863-06-19
) M)tfd9a2 Grtbt11re;
FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1858.



A,othcr disguise has fallen of W
have assured our readers, ever since the
Coppe.head fiction began to display its
venom In false and .indictiye criticism Of
the acts Of tie Government IN the conduct
Of the wa ior The Union, that ito real hos
tilitv us against the war. Itself, and that
the attacks upon it's. incidentsand necessa-
ry coneamitanta, were onlyso many acces-
sories 70: The. grand assault by and by to
be made. And more than one CoPpcrhead
journal, and mora. Than one Coppcrhead
orator, hn.s> honored = Us with un-
measured obioauSy and abdse tor thus ques-
tionigg the Integrity aud patriotism Of;
those BY whom Mr.. Lincoln and the Coy
: eanmcnt hive ivi9 Been 50 Tu1ious!y assailed.
We are for the war" was the iu1sIiiable
( reply, .but not as you canductita Wea1e
aare for the Union, but opposed to your
"Conscription act, to yotrs Tax: law, to
ayour Emancipation scheme, and'to your
~a1ming Of the negroes: Giye MS they pow
"cr and we:wil carry On the Xar constitu-
g <stionallyr'' :. We know that these profess
sions, atleast 50 faras the leaders are CON
cerned, were false, and that in the changes
and phases of the strife the disguise as
sumaed in these quoted words would fall
of. II has fallen. The. Convention at
Springfield boldly gave the lie to an that
the rank and file Of the party in the North
west have claimed, and by marching bold
y unto the position which we long ago
Assighed to those who direct the policy Of
the opposition, made all our words good1
We quote what the : Convention said in its
resolutions:
"a .Tfst ve a5se -opPn:ea ia tbs 1arthsr til ot:
to Eubyert the Consultation and the Govern
mcnt, and entail upon the uatlop all the dis
astrous conet1utntes Of mtsrule and anarchy;
that We are In favor af peace upon basis Of q
reeto1ation ct the Union, aud for the accom-
plishncnt ct which VIC propose national
which elall have In view the restoration Of
the Union as it Was, and the securing BY con-
6titutionn1 n1ncudmeutSs such rights to the
several Shtes uid the people thereof as honor
and justice demands.
After this, let no one who endorses the
action of the Convention that could utter
such words. SGT up a, claim to be 2 War
manor even an Union man.. because all
pretence of supporting the war is disa-
vowed, and because the reservation in the
resolution in favor Of tic Union, w1Sll, as
soon as the Hgncomes right go with
the former falsehoods in favor Of conquer.
ang.d truce; and long befh7e,the followers
Of The foolish pa1tisans who are crying 70,
peace, find d.out which way they are tend
ing, the leaders will demand Of them thai
they decate Tor Disunion Outright. THAI
is the goal to which copperheadism tends
and to attain it all the.tricks and false
hoods that partisanship knows are III
voked! viii the people value them fo1
what aiey DE gorthR} 3 /.
, 1863-06-19
MARsHAT;gENER

u AS orr lGE-WAsAIaaroS. D c., aay = las,:
Of Csvslry The nshi a1o nssaby "a hofkai %
present. themselves a. any tcs dariu ne1t tasy
Pt1,c.s The Bead shall s1uine them. r'sd ~ T.
nine upon t1slf tt1ess 1or tae sasvt;e :; nhs i've
then ttckats to tbs KenetA Hen
- fns oftho A. Pro.1t :aenseiyeI1e
thay shs1 % ns, ~ ii n ID
mnsse1tnG and disburs1g ofdcss' r. HEs i. EEY.
IoeNa5 aH9"Ea o9 I'm rra1ast AaranAl Gao3WA
, 1863-06-19
: = - 80 - - 20 u. 2;1 = I:
NAVY DKTAEINEST, BVRKAT or YARDs AND DOCKS. !
- >. -. I1EERulher Nth .1E8l {

9gns49 p:a:Sss & aaaRs 4sR s1s s7
!: sleesrs; Hosr1rrxR d SMITH. Ptstsbu1g. Pa, ~:
l.; about four year, slaeemy attention
at tie liz perfect martyr to D5apepsla In an OF lis
terrific forms indeed. had not known for sx years an
uninterrupted nights sleep. commenced tho useof
your Ble.s taking them according to yuur directions
except that the dose reduced half aud found
myseif much, vEnI xCcn beueted By the Irss bottle
the second relieved me entirely hut have ever nca
taken dose u tho n1o1adag. 1mncd!stely .ising
H2ss z2Psbsss bssas If 4, N r.
effect OF your BltfeIs on which It may be well to
state oa any esuseI shall BE- suffering 40 sccu.ay
with the HeAda;hs. dose otynur Ditters RzLtkyEs
me In FIFTEEN x1xurEs. In conc1uslea. sag, with all
sincerity and Truth. womb not be returned to the
ttae ot health In which your Bltters found ms and
afroon, Which they :havs uxouKs71oxxbIY:3 3xL1xykD
ne, 1on Az 1m HONEY H. Tns NoR1D. IS -, | :
80, I'm. xith great respect+ yqur OBJ serEtt,
j.; JOHN y: hRoSAUEGa lEa g Gh!ef o'esk
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@ Sda MI ae4snais knT c9xs4sHSsa5 w. IL III
Neslr5; Hosrrr1xn d sxrrH, ;:''o; :: : =. :
i.s7-DKAR :s1rswin yon ID NIB The favor to forward
by express onehaN Stomach Blsters
With BILL foz which remit yon on receipt Of saue.
Is amAnahle to procure Jonr1 here: and IL
had Qtanufy 'Eeeaans TOLD resat1.' as it /. known
to ba the best preparation In us fof diseases having
thel pssgin With diseased stomach have used and
iald hu4qed.. q; bqt yqrFE R1ttsfs .sa
superior to anything OF The End an WIN
Indeed no solde5 ahonldAe Without IT, should ~ %
eye9 60 robust and healthy; for It Il not only fs
roIAr1yR. but aPfevenuEe1ot Almost ~ aseasee q
sod,e1s subject to! dnays heea with chFoese;
Iad3ae ZION: and no medicine HAs ASvoankD Aa TIE
.rn1,rTrouxs ms, and trust yo~ ~hl iase NO time
IN nend,p,z the Bitters oseered IL a.t.- :
!. ~ ~ucit.:, ii Toa1s.1Ie1J respectfully
II .ii .,.r1:aAMU6L BYEK3; Hoapitaa Stewart. G
4 ,I;-E; !,nu:: inf: ..a!: la1:,a'G ~ J4"" !,
= 10 e'1nlfot,ssiTn '1nfo,ssiTnTTEH Fl 7! Il, sm1rH, j i
n.stia Il t1l: ..2,0! Pfopsietori P1ttatWzh Fl q
, 1863-06-19

rHIcAG0 sINF11,MAKY AND
*CjnFIIiYG fSsrrrGrE: Nc -; seath EasssF sss
street cruer 81 west Fan 8use1 1n1as ~ ehsn cf
Rno9 1s sap sna a6s Hasoa = Tss;d, Z
IEsE Cs1As prepared alwsys for sSd
this = 1nsatote' L. BAstOA CO.. ProazaessfA
, 1863-06-19
" VAzR-IETI,ES.:

Nos. lis & 1I7 Iscarborn st.
-yANFLEETe Z cHADwIcE::, ,,IesEees and Managers.
GEO. F. MCDONALD. Manager.
Best aud Coolest Place at A7ru.emens in Chicago.
The public are respectfully informed that tals popu-
All necessary arrangements for the acconnoda-
t1on Of IES.IADY:PATRoNs, nad gentlemen
I'D. on which occasion will appear the beautiful and
accomplished Splnkh Fa1tofninlst AID Danseuha.
MADEHDIsELLE ZOE,
And the celebrated Par touiniats Monsieur YATES;
Stats cun now be secured N advanc / Box Book now
open. Parquetta, 3 cents Dress Circle 50 cents
Saturday Afternoon. GRAND MATINEE P.7forn,-,
,ance- cnnEseNctB At O'Clock, ADHESION Is eehts.
Children under IL Ears old 10 cents. JeiSc3sf-1w
, 1863-06-19

NG0NDAT,J June 22d,
=: = ONE WEEK ONLY. =
NlipsTeIkr, aa represented hY this Troupe, has at
tai1ed to pIomintncf and distinction to
cxtrareous pntnn. deception, merit atona having
~on tie plume and no: the borrowed mask Ii tna
ont rink OF netcsY treat wit and jester.
- .EPH HOE N,
The Father OF Con edy and Ihe originator Of Funny
Men. Many Vsny styt to copy anainttato this great
tt ucesrore Of tns xs.se bur into oblivion when
tie ssaIow OF HORN appears:
Dvesy open at e t. commence at sk O'Clock.
Admission, ,,,...,,.......2 Is Cents.
Ict8 gS67-9t. 2. A. CLARK. Agert.