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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-01-01

IT is stated that the buck publishers IN
New York are sbout to make a general
agreement not to publish any books for six
months, or until there is reduction 10 ths'
cost OF paper. .l i, 4.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-01-01

Coon PLACE TO LIVE IN.-Cedarburg,
in Ozaukoe county, Wisconsin, gives 346
Democratic votes, with nary one for the
Opposition. A man could have some peace
Of mind in Cedarburg. i Democratic Ex.
change. -+..
1t was in this same delightful region
called Ozaukee county, that tho recent
anti-draft riot took place. These Demo
cratic masses wouldn't make up their quota
by volunteering, and determined to resist
the efforts Of the authorities 70 complete it
by draft! What delightful place this
would be for a genuine Valaudighamer!- -
WIN our ysliandishatns cotempoffzfiss'st 'stifi
claim that their party has furnished a
majority of tho volunteers?
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-01-01
Paper stock from Wood.

An old paper manufacturer writes with
great confidence and enthusiasm (says the
Springfield Republican, of new process
for reducing wood to paper pulp, which has
been discovered by Professor Chadbourne of
Williams and Bowdoin Colleges. 1t de.
pends upon combination of chemical and
mechanical principles, by which the woody
fbers are alike strengthened and separated
from each other. The process is pronoun.
ced by practical paper makers, and patent
examiners as entirely unique, and quite Ger.
tain in results. 1t involves no change of
machinery, and no additional expense, cx-
except for the pulp machine, which will
cost from fifty to hundred dollars. If no
unforeseen difficulty arises In working it ion
a largo scale, it will reduce the cost of paper
pulp to less than than one.half its present
value, or to some forty or fifty dollars ton
The invention is now in the hands of one of
the largest and most energetic paper man
ufacturers in the country, patent has been
applied for, and in due time the full value
OF the process will be tested on large scale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-01
DRY GOODS.

sssooo WORTH OF Rasso rSshiEs LAcss. RIBBONS.
vkLyETs' HOSIERY o GLOVES
THE GREAT apvAsth sl n iht22sssAsos - ApvAsc.
THE sr ,Sn Gu Go5 pSoES Z ssss pousIz
rnE fRicEs,NoLM., A seq, FOB E THEN s;roRE
GOODS AT Tx kr h TaE Old 5 Prices 80
5000 Yards SIX Illusions, &C. ,,...
S SiSe ya aSsbs bsEss TARLEiSss, lie lss ase
LACE AND S% SusLrn COL FINE E6EkEp Sets.
ac ln dents s f Y 3 SIN. go.ems sae 70
9 sp FIG fr sHS sssso,psaEa
% sdsans MG9 YIN IN a al2SsfS 4
.d:s a dns TIsasS Ss %
100 S t~d i Ich l.se Manassrshisis, e.. SIC
$50 a assis' ali sts as s'fIs Ssa lei
100 as sa,s al nsa h s9s s 2ss a's SIC
~ 'e' At MN KiN2E S's chIizP STORE.
1000 dozens Spool Cottons, 2 for lc.
@ d dsssas vice. s.sH sn ls ee :sso
aSlsn S Ss eroSg ssas spool
700 dozens beat Linen Floss, %. . spool.
Genuine os' n s.s MASSACHUSETTS, s.s4.
SHIRT BRXIps SILKS
all cviors, All eooIs, -,
RSSsss s 2sB ks5 sss'
worth Doc selling Tor l2c.
Crochet Braids lc, &C.. piece.
Beat EBs isb Hair Pins &C. boz.
5000 pieces Worscd Trimming Efajds =
Io,0IO yards finest Alpaca Braids &c
5000 pieces fine Linen Tapes, c
1860 rolls fine Twlied Tapes, o.. Sc.
10000 balls Ores. Cord, two osiis &C.
lOOOspools fine French Coitons, &C.
Best Pins ami Needles, &c. paper
with .ull Of Huttons tIai0s, Jf1nbhps
Coulbs Brushes Perflmery, Bracelets Head Ornaments
ForteInoDnars 4c., he.
BARGAINS AT KINZEY'S.
1850 pairs best Kids, spotted 25c
~01o pairs Gent very best Kids, SSc
CLOSING ALL OUR STOCK OF WINTER HOSIERY
WITI 1860 LOTS OF OTHER GOODS
FROM AUCTION CHEAP.
Mes 22l and c22 sth av,, between ~ and Ed sta
AT EARERsON's, CORNER OF TWENTYsEC0ND
II sixth avenue, selling OF the entire stock
consisting Goods and Embodsres, Ribbons aud
Fancy Goods OF account removing 81 Broadway The
The upper OF the houses also two floors
IN the basement, good location for hnJ
~. ~ NJ mo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-01
sTEAsrBoATs.

CTEANROAr LITTLE GENERAL, PoR SALE CHEAP
y tor cash vas built % the very oos. materials n
1853 D. feet long ~ feet Wide 81 feet deep and ieet
draught al water inclined engine 2 inch cylinder and
feet stroke return ue boer Of the brs fennsy!anm lron
size IL feeAG IA August las evcryihNg 10 rs' rate
order. She i towing the. barber i9r further y.
formation nrDv on board Capt HpAN OF steamboat
1rtmpssr All fulton market slip, address George W.
Uegoe, fuFdhaiG, Wes,cAcsier county ~ r.
CTEAMBoAT FOR sALE.-FEB. lE63.-rIIE TEAM.
- tont IrtifnreT now plying between Fulton slip aud
Finishing viii % offered f0r sale 81 public auction = TIE
iy he ~ dsv Oh February next ~ II clock N, BY james
Miller ausionef. TERMS one third cash on the day -
49,. Is1ucr rs equal approved endorsed notes 20
rin TX and lytise mpnit sfatei rs lien on the boat
i ba.1 en g. at Fulton sp from TO- l01, O'Clock A.
N al frs,D III. 10 0,sosk T., 81. For particulars sa 20
ba.f an,iy Nj A. tIN DLAi Nc. a. William street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-01
FRENcu ADyEur,sEms..,s
EXPRESSES.

A HuRSHAMs FURNITURE EXPRESS AND p1cv.
IA. Ing Esabahment III Weat Eleventh street. h. tgea
fifth an sGth aveuues.Household furniture h5ywd ~
shipped 70 all Parts o the world Covered wagons IN ~
moving farrsae 10 aaa from The country, FwglaTo scd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-01

RNGLD, CONSTABLE goo,
~ u ii offer At retail Monday February 2 large az
HoltmeLt VI
LINEN AND UNION DRrLLlNoS
For boys wear at 25 per cent below present value
Canal street, come OF Mercer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-01

AT EAEERsoNS, CORNER OF TWENTY.sEC0ND
IL street sixth avenue, selling of the entire stock,
consisting Lace Goods and Emboderes Ribbons aud
Fancy Goods OF removing to Gil broadway The
Store st S he upper part OF the houses also two floors
on way the Basement, good location for bnhi
uass ,enth and Twelfth streets Inquire the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-20
The Polish Revolution.

THE KING OF THE NETHERLANDS TO TIE CIAH.
he follow rs the of the dcs ach by the
government OF the sehe l.nds " iis Minister at Pc
tcrsburg relative To the Poll qnsr ion--
Isx ia IN. Aprl o., Iss3
No.rnrR ~ BAR s-fhc events which are actually
takig dacr IN PoiHn hav" created seraton ihro gh
out a fnfosc various soY.f nsbts earring more serI
Gus omheatnns, nave addressed ID m'evcs " the ~
yerHmeat o. his Macy tue km cr.r Alexander. sp eat
ing the msgnanimliy and bcneyolen,c OF whlsh his
Maj siy has gwen ~ miry striking proos during the
Sh 10 coufse q his roign, Tie government Of hts
Majesty the King Of the NetuerIg DIS has received
omunicstion Il The notes which have bcel
G0rteh KOHL ~ the representatives ~ tho Courts
81 france ana OF England u enscrHlna the coi vicaB
that they we're only drt oy te lrert which ovcrv
reudy gvernuant must take IN he property 81 the
reign y the m e. % AlaN.nder Ihe faatous u ffirnd
ihlp which have always ma ply tuDsl-td between tbs
'ahret d - frerrbufg aud That O. N" Hague imTose
npon NJ The dny ~ - baron u acJ iescHg 70 NE
qgcst ~ the oabmets ~ fare ma OF ionl u eommln
cate ~ that u bH Majesty tue hnperor tbs viaNs 81 no
glsern ~ ~ the ny a. rcg1 % The painful events "a
which all mankind taket a. btsf-t We 'hiuk gc can
not better Explain those ycNs than by aeecAtng oar
selves ~ The IDEAS fufses = tie roTe u h-
Messy the tmTefor ~ the trench BY the siatc
Of affairs N Poland, andi taspg pur gro nd
VI 90 the spirit ~ coneiiftifn which hniaies
~, We Halter Ourselves Mai tbs stp VII on fay
cisied ~ TIE government 81 his MAJESTY the Emicfor
Aexandcr. Tho tabafet 81 the hague thpafht " "a
vbable not " delay ivakng Ibis CONTEMPLATION ~ eh
Is new troI ~ tho "a relsons 81 .tms betsesn Tho
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-20
Diplomatic Presentation.

ADDhErS VI IhE HiNiSTBH OF fALNADOH.
Henry segur Rsl.. presented " thezresidcnt by
the Secretary Of siseon wednesdy tho IJhsiosaot
twelve oc'ek A., as Tho Envoy Extraordinary ana MINIS
ter llenipoieniaTy OF Salvador. Tue Minister accom-
panied the delivery Of his letter of credence With the sub
joined rem lrks;--
AR PREsmfsr-Tbe PRESIDENT Of Salvador has sent mo
here ~ express TO your xceicpry the sincere phy
be encrtaius for tho cause u ths Anne an Union and
tho deep reapect lie fsels the chief Nagslac u this
grew n.iop lie d.si "a particularly " that II
II with profound vi that he hs has the Ions
that have occurred IN this rspubic bt at the
time he has foil bore AMI confidence tho wtse adj
mintraton OF the great power which yor pSs.sa the
INTEGRITY q the tnsn Will con be ra-csiablhhed IN
the arm bash OF your glorious sttuii The younger
republics Of this conneut ook With dread on whatever
cause which tends 10 shake the potency " this
they ok as The Dasak of heir independence and
security against ambitious and Aggressive pOwe y. aud
the AGENTS o. reactig Principles ~ home aud abroad
The President Of salvador has teer with wonder and
admiration tho vast rtrfu which have been cal Cd
forth IN this sacred struggle Tor law order liberty and
justce defence of The and supprfs- evil dis
cord aud feels full fath and cpnndcrc 10 the ultimate
triumph Of tho princiDes ior hch tie brave people
sacrificing 20 mush lie asd treasure AID from yyr
Administration thtt Excrl.encys goys ment wlil
esiabptei In peace Ad harnnouy through
land For p3sy, personally. Eel m1s, happy ihlt the
President n salvador should ba' sesced ne he
dun q oommunsaiion with yoss txccIeney Ind beg 20
Offer you the o, my sincere deep respect
REPLY or ruE rEsefpxvr.
10 these obseryasions the rc-idelt rcpcd In tho fol
receive with much pleasure Representative Of saliva
dor. hccep, my best wishes ha you may nad yoar rect
dencc country eRrecabe md your ns n eniheiy
Satisfactory 10 ~ Tesalts. uniformed % the
devotion of salvador ~ 70. princpes q repup iansm
ard the interests az cviizattru, Which, 10 al
tho States ritn ted on the American continent Aou viii
bnd the government AMI tho eplo OF the United states
earnestly " mrAihiing with our own country these
Respects u could not be Othegsie, tor they ara tho
Very principles aud insrcsts winch tie eovcrnmcpt and
people maintaining through all tbs pcrlis aud scr
fees u lainiul civil war. trnst SIR TINT tho
cI I'd which was lately gathering Central Amerlcs
has already tasscd away, and that race Prosperity and
progress Will continue 10 prevail throngtos that very a..
tsresiing snd most ilnpo tsnt part % the world.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-20

BKyJ sNru soldier of the Rcvolut,on died al his re-
sidence, Hopkngton, Mass, the 18th instant, at the
advanced Of one hundred years and four months.
Madame rscfxRoS LSGxY, great rrandda lighter OF
tho famous french Admiral Jean Bart, died 10 Pars
May 81, at very advanced. age This lady leaves q
daughter (the VITO of " Urban pevaux ofa gcrerai
a. the nrst cmpre), Who the SOC living repssaen.
tave Of the famous sailor in the annals ~ French
history -ths who, IN 1894. the English block.
ado o. Duskirk, with large feet laden with grain and
thus relieved famine.
Tho Leeds (E5ngiand) merry says:--The R,corS
quoting from tho Mebourne Weekly RSr<ss states thai
Prophet wRog had died IN Ar-tralia whittier he went
short time since. AZ Melbourne House, wakencl
however, the residence OF Mr. VIRGO, tho attendants
deny THAI hs dead and preparing the sion or
biz return They do consider thai hs mission 10 yet
fulfilled, ~ the "milIepsumv has not yet arrived
Mr. Hsnar ths well known indian Sportsman has re-
Gently been killed near Ragbaut BY tigress. nfr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-20
Pollce InssIlIrenee

Geogbegan, Of the Twenty ninth preiuot processing
W the station houss on thursday evening" about eigb,
oeloek he was mot BY gang Of rowdcs 10 FEC nd
and beaten IN shameful One u biz asyai
struck him N the hoid with shot, Telling him
the earsh While another stabbed him the 10 ehsAd
be Wy prostrste. Tho hJuled mIu conveyed 20
hs resdcrce, corner Of Thirty ninth stc and ssc0ni
avenue, where hs now lays IN precari0s cordton.
Yesterday Ir iiowstnsn ADVISED tho brother a "a
tent 70 notify the yrVnsr ~ that auto
nation plfbt bs held ard :be guilty partirs tr0usbt o
jurties. Last evening 'seogh-g1n very VI. AMI
peened unable 10 rccngnise his intimate fronds
The docpr fearia thst his tnn n fractured In vheh
the chances decidedly agans, the paticnts
c1very Gcghegan y twenty four years 81 ag. and has
besn member Of The Pooo department for fhe last for
yearp lie bears GOOD reputation oalcsr and has
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-20

tsrest rslsws ~ Bsestr- rs,ar rtrsy-Tts
ann fanasi fsssta n ~ r'ptyt rshs Cab -ii
fses 20 ihssasy tis sElh Ih',. f'sr ussoss % Court
s,rea ~ oosfss. sapgspe~d ~ ne osn-hp< -
Gffsafensnss .a ~ f,oan t-eJ - ,hs etsh'ssss
,.,sy (. - in ~ hag ard SsE-a eststes ~
tses,y fgs sxiir. Ttssss uiil ~ too csstr- r8,-s
asd usalssaf 40 snf cAt "a. 80 TIA fofmsr eisss
hsastfsrs bsfesisv ~ ~ The psrs sT5 a. ~ frntes
a az -tsnisf for tbe Attsr TIE sisszs1Sst ~,
Va. NEts b. ea stAtsfsd for TIE orsss1s ssf shi
setsy tks f.srlt~fs q Ire ,bb AMI thsf ffiae>s 81
s,s..,a to ogs,-s A bsni Da.w rI bs D. sf,~~S
srrs All sops tlus sssssy sssy - t~i " uess
ybo axe tscfJ sasasI ~ res tssse a svTsise.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-20
Union Enp.,m..,.i. Ireland.

In the y gsh IfJp- q S0pm1ns on ihf "a % June
Mr. Hopwood al d fb1 hel secfeiAry ia Ireland
Whether her Mt,cftys g0TernmeH' &c assc thll m
fed recruiting ir.iad. fr1 whaihsr hey
praparlng n take active fiefa 20 pfcsrnt ~
Sr X. Peel sai there sfg no 90 80 thlt r~rftnH
taking place Aai that there ieeefai ssrnu W ire
land bat, " cO8rse. there % Bp carry vlernu
openly II quito true tHH ffltef q yauns me-
had taken their ps--ass q, Auefca and ih4aWy 80
government found that tter pafase at bssa 81
ttcm. here a1 fclrn - bel ~ thai Tie fflrra
alia. on o,as ftic ~ the 81 ants Nat us a. -
rue 18th ~ Isnh b tnaBs Len "a ~ tl1
Tho government. q prss, gaa fnakins ~ az sd
vogh - abat was necsesny Ia TIE mApsy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-20
s,a,I.,,e. Of N.,v zealand.

The Re- sirAr General q the cosey 81 Aew zsais8i
has srgsd bm volume a statistics fsf 1891. 5hs
ports that Nerr " tbe Toe ~ q sY1sli mufq
ba1 fur tlules sho inpsets ~ 1873, anf npre ~
fpt54I8 Than 10 lSe0. The aYgorts aHpqutsd W
81 30 2fT. IN increase - fT-i ga lsS) sbe 81
port - woo ;, 1901 cscuia'cf ttf nnf1rn rate ~
H. 81 psr sn9nd. an,suntei 10 ff1ifxs Tho qeartty
of Eoh 80 nslei lsosY a. eaiaad ~ thc erd - sep
iernn~f 1907. was 90 no oauers. snf "a Talae
f1gsssr rus Furnp~an pts izffin q fhs taf 4 1881
hammered IOt arc. irrs M Tggf mHIasy act their
f-fs lhs AAyr fggi4 aifgu seiinstel a. ~ 81
1be ffrnrr ~ ot etcufipg ne nNafg. &eft ~ M
tte s.ntt s...r III 80 ne FlfVlF sn tDfsalsik1 W
creased fssrla ~ tn ysars issi ~. ahd ts f1
a n Inc uys fras acl ~ OtsEs IN 1854 eHcseei iLs
!, ,a,t.st..n - 81 tss Tsslaod lH 1891.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-20

1bo fryslt mr. h. tls fsll1sk a. kca eevfs-
,a.aen, ~. ,i ~ that ths ftsan ibt4rd
srtn.,u r~tss feafiei slrce rsofitis tom Flg
in.s ~ az flBs 80 asnsnf thc tuisxh ogss
c,ag.e a % rHftr tNf a % ~ NaHtanssfn snsds
-. -. saa tha ittfa hsvf isen afsAif frAs tfu
A al. .ibat~i aan1ig he hefoss ~ zee lAfs MOI
r. -. la cintslfa si tlss rsaisiHins sbnssaHs
tetaf gI'arsfy TlgiVi % Eat - iis nnstrs frI
ogtlHs pIsfnsfy y 30 f.ff harn csn e3st tnsF 90
,.r.hn b hos -, tha Mlf gsfhsg sfeff.
rls a. Tho ratln "a i4di8sscDt sa ia sffs
1. s. rs
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sunsem. Cenrf.

Bsfors cssf Jrft ns-serth 49, icy.
yscS sAasy WaHsS@ H. faa-, ms ~ss ar -.
to "a. ~ ~ So, nats 80 t2gog. rsss ~ M ds,saS
at h. hs o~n ofasr tafayis 70 IssistT a4y frSe
rls dse - q. o. ta usasssttfs s'a.s 90 = on
~ os bllus tlffa Al tig~ - Aiy ftsfi TO- ~
tn tfs-t ttd tsll 81, 80 pbacl ceutfa1ts tbsse
80 a. 49, sfisa stip set-sss fksfy sad tassns
yssdkt To- ssfssiaat ~ah o@ss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-20

Nuw pAruu Law IN Clslpa The Casadan sov.rn.
ment 10 about Introducing patent aw, which viii
be found Of great mportsncs 10 American Inventors Tn
der the present. system patents granted only 20 rec.
dent Canadians usdsr the new IN prop ssd \, erseed
The protection 10 Inventors q al nations without h.
fnesboo u nyW u natives.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-20

"-T" NtNDf Junf n, IttJ.
Az meeting ~ the stock ders Of The Cleveland ana
Toledo Railroad the following Directors were unaninlons-
ly elected-John GARDINER, Joseph Lyman, a. ~ Tiurl
but samuel NJ. Young, A sione, Jr james Mason X o.
Jerome, A. ". Ra1nsdeii, W. ~ vermhye. 1he agree
ment unite with the Atlantic and Great Western Rail.
road NJ Cleveland Was unanimously approved A con.
sodatou Nth three other roads ratified Tho FOL.
lowing vote was The largest cast
foF consoiiaAton 5s OIL
Total shares present.. "."..............s2,o2 I
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-20
Movements OF New Jersey Tro ops.

TREvroN, June 70, 1868.
Tho Twenty nrst regiment mustered out Of
to-day Thoee OF the regiment belonging to Hudson and
Bergen county 20 TO Jersey City TO be paid on. They
started this Afternoon at six o'clock.
The Union Light in'antry, o tn. city, started at n
for Harrisburg. Applications constantly making
The Governor for acceptance from different parts OF tho
State.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-20
The French Elections.
COUNT DE MoKrALEMBERr ON THE FREEDOM ~ r.

~ tll YSPIKY.
The veteran Montalembert has addressed tho following
reply 10 tho public proclamation well u tho private
circular OF the Project Of tho Doubs reference the
recent econs. We need not ndd TINT tho document
was not permitted TO obtain circulation
Official and other documents charge the Cathoic and
liberal candidate with wishing to"paralyzo tho energies
Of France 70 imperii her security Mt home well her
legitimate ininence abroad To give the country 10
hazard u pave tho way for fresh revolutions 70 disturb
and endanger tho EMPIRE In word he who during ten
years represented you H. according to these documents
man Of disorder and revo uon M whole le ~ ono long
contradiction 10 the caumny. never attempted 10
throw any government; never had hnd IN my consri
racy never figured In any adventure Apptdcd any
revolt and never prohed BY Any revolution am dryent
declare that amouR tho servants and tho rarcgyrhs ~
the empire there not many who can say much
m",, nS. % 1sy yoS 70 10
tho Emperor tells them II this be 30, tho shortest way
10 70 suppress the Leglatc Corfs altogether for Il DO
composed only Of sasriod approvers y but costly and
useless piece Of machinery It's suppression win simplify
maors and rsloce tho amount o. tho budget Tho Pm
perdf will DO very well able 70 70 I'm sone. he has no
he sp,nlon. S@ a. Epsysr nimsV ~, day ,s.a a.
"A1 poHrnwtM needed control and puhicsty" and
Ne cosntry Mas takN him al his crd The ,oAoie Of
directions tho calling back 70 public NO men Of
whom cel pride honor 10 be tho fricnd-1h'crs,
Dufsarc, Icrrysr, odion Barrot These mcf who
most stormy times, and therefore the moro competent
exercise salutary control times Of calm They havc
all responded N The call and come forward canddacs
Not one Of them has put forth mctensons incompatible
with the maintenance Of the empire, though all have
demanded tine rights which France long poscsscd aud
which sooner or later shc win obtain from tho.o who
have the honor TO govern her. Like them and with
them, demand lcss OF taxation and Of liberty
fewer conscrips and greater control Iers Of arbitrary
ruc and Of resp nsbiliIy less polio, aud more dis
Gus .on. Ny programme is comprised 10 three words
want three thiags Necessary Tor the country they
advantageous u the government viz: y~ac economy
and Liberty. Gu. DE MoNfALhMBERr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-20
JUNE 20, lss3.-TRIPLE SHEET.

e ion and n their ai tho only means likely 10 put
term TO he actual trunbes 10 stop the eiusin VI booi
an n feet reconcha,tn between the Poles AMI Tho
Russian government.
OUrkAGks rug RUssIASs
REPORT PROM Town GEABowcA 10 TIE
RADON
AfRm 10, 1898.
AZ noon to-day detachment OF Russian troops, under
The command OF Aayr Rudger, entered curctown' Tho
soldiers Killed. sevel persons and wounded many very Sc
rtousiv, ncufinR several women. alirm that oil
tho Killed aud a. ihs wounded most reaceabe peo
pie and that attack made sido, had
In tho whole city one single arearm
kEroKr YRon MAYOR TAGoDSA TO INN
avn GoyoxoR RADON.
ArRL "a, 1853
This day, at -four In the morning band ~ nrgents
70 the number OF three hundred, attacked by Rus
sian detachment After several hours hard aghting tho
insurgents dispersed and sought refuge In the woods
whom the Russians entered the village and began hrns
upon Tho possnta ana attacking them with their bayo
nets After woundng several OF them very severely and
knocking down several they act ire TO tho vii
stroyed.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-03-28
The Gr@fenberg
FAMILY MEDICINES

A RE prepared under the immediate su
n peryison Of sknl Physician, and they be
lied upon 10 all cases.
The intelligence of<the community is not insued by the
offer Of single medicine which claims 10
Medicines all unequalcd the diseases which
they recommended among which be selected
popIae Of the diseases incident to this country and
climate
The GrsHbrg YegeaBe Pills better than any other
kind Of pills IN the word-Pree 25 Cents
The GrgfeH6erg Uterine CGthoboon inalabe
dy for all Female diseases-Pnee ], 81 Cents.
The Uterine Calb0cOH will also Gravel, diseases of
the Kidneys, urin' = difficulties in males.
Tue Gyefsassrg SaysapaTta by far the most powerful
and eilcacious compound in use-Price 81.
Tie GrGfsH6erg Dyssntery SyySY certain and quick
remedy for all diseases OF the bowes--Pree so Cents
The GrGfeHberg Pile Remedy fails to permanently
relieve this distressing diseAse-Price 81 90.
The GrGfenBrg ChdrsRs Panaeea is an Invaluable com
pound In all diseases incident 10 children.
The Greenberg EeUer and Agae Retasdy is sovereign
specific for this particular disease Price 80 Cents.
The GrGfenber Ointment exeels all other
saveH in its curative eiIects-Price 20 Cents
The GrGsRberg COrsumptires BGin affords te most as
tonishing relief IN all pulmonary compainsPrice SO bot
tie eminent Physician of New York states that he
has known the Gelenberg Consumptve's Balm used with
g eat success Dropsy. Our experience subsanates
his statement.
The GyGfsHBsrg EeaH Bfers the most pleasant and
delightful tonic ever prepared-Price 70 Cents.
The CrGtHb0g Eye Lotion is unparalleled iu all insm-
nation or diseases OF the Eye-Priee 25 Gents.