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b. Tue DRAFT IN NV HAxrsIIRr Monday
the draft commenced in the FIRST district, and
We notice the names Of tho following prom.
mont citizens drafted ~
- Rev. Messrs. Patterson, Eddy and Davis,
n of tho Uniyersalist, Episcopalian and Baptist
] denominations, Aid. j. II. Broughton, +.
w. Miller, editor Of the Chronicle. Joshua
Il. Foster, editor OF the STATES and Uaioa,
and Lewis w. Brewster, OF the Journal !;
Horace Webster, attorney-at.law |; Albert l..
Jones, (milliopaire) and a son Of Ex-Goy.
Goodwin, who was recently exempted In
Charlestown, Mass. The two remaining sons
OF John H. Moran Of Ward I the having
three now in tho army are drafted Three
brothers Fcrnald arc drafted, and tho remain
Ing one Is now in the service. ~ =
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From the Army OF the Potomac.

NEW YoxH, Aug. 1.-THE Iierald's WASH
ington dispatch says adyices from the front in
dictate that no operations Of importance are cI-
pected to traDspire ut present. The cnemy's
pickets extend above the south bank. OF tho
Rappahannock, although our cavalry frcquent-
~ scour the country rs far as the lower foris
Of the Rapiian. fta- tIai4l
A portion of Longstreots corps has occupied
Fredericksburg, but the indications are that no
attempt will DO make BY the enemy to hold that
nont
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The Armies in Virginia not to Fight.

NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-The Tines Washing
ton dispatch says that IL Is impossible for either
heat was the most intense that has been expsris
enced in this city for forty years. Numerous
cases Of death by sun stroke occurred during
the day. go.
The lferald's Washington dispatch says that
the fredericksburg and Aqua Greek II. r. has
been torn up and all the rails transported 10
Richmond. All the bridges, depots and gov
crnment storehouse have been burnel.
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Capturc ofGueriIlRs-.Sisirnis hI Ing nj tho
Froml..D e.cricrs nraughi In.

NEW York, Aug. l0-A large number Of
nine months and two years men arc rcturning
to the field Many Of them In the capacity Of
substitutes. Several of their officers have also
rejoined the service.
Nine of Mosely' guerrilss, caught In tho vi
entity OF Warrington, have been brought to
Washington. They are oil in civilians dress,
and prove to be farmers of Fairfax and Lou
don counties. Every capture OF these land pi-
rates adds fresh proof that they were simply q
band Of robbers, for the purpose Of attacking
suffers wagons and unarlncd travellers.
Twenty descrter, we're brought In handcuiied
this morning by detachment of the invalid
corps, and turned over TO the Provost Marshal.
Great excrtions are being made Mt present to
arrest these runaways and have them returned
to their regiments.
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FROM RICHMOND.

I 90 81 NEw YonK, Aug. II.
Awashington letter states that letter has
been received In this city by way Of lag Of
truce. stating that JEFF Davis continued quito
i'll in Richmond. and that doubts were enter
tanned Of his recovery. lie has been quite III,
more or less. for several months. IA
Information has also been received here 10
the effect that Gen. Lee had addressed letter
to JEFF. DAVIS. calling upon him not TO inaugu-
rate the work OF retaliation by hanging tho
two Federal officers now confined In Richmond,
as the Federal authorities had declared their
intention to hang in return his son.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1863-08-14

~. .. J. Smith, ut the convention Of
Copperheads last week. pledged his efforts.
property and honor to the support Of the NOM
inec OF the convention He must have meant
the honor part as one OF his most sarcastic
goaks," 1t thus appears that the democrats
have oough, up the Fremont stock which the
republicans owned in Mr.. Smith. and which
VIC advertised FOR sale some weeks since.
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washington correspondence.

New YoRK, Aug. H.
The Hcrald's correspondence states that re-
cent rccon noissancc demonstrates that there Is
still a force of rebel infantry In tho Shenandoah
valley. ready TO fallupon our rear In case our
army advances without due consideration.
: The main force ofLce's army Is on the hne
oftbe Rapiian, and Lees headquarters are at
Intelligent prisoners say has
fprce Is not 90 large Low as when he crossed the
Potomac, though he has received $4,000 REIN
forcements from the cotton States. 49,
ADMIRAL Porter has been granted Two months
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From Con. Rosecranr Army.

$500 NV YonK, August ~.
AdSices from Gen. Rosecraus' army are to
Friday evening last, nc which tino tho Gener-
ais headquarters were nj Decliei, Tenn. Tho
railroad was In good running orler 10 bridge
port, and supplies were regular aud abundant.
Braggs headquarters were nc Chattanooga
lie has about y, 900 men. The above Is relia-
b1. ...
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Lee Observation-Disclosures MI beyond the
Rapidan.

The Tribune has the following = Hsadquar-
ters .armyof the Potomac 9th.-Lee has been
reinforced by tho division under Polk from
Bragg's army, and is reported to have sent
division to the aid Of Charleston. None of his
infantry are thought now TO be on this side Of
the Rapidan, and his cavalry nre lesscning the
number Of their pickets along the Rappahan-
mock towards Falmouth, finding that VIC mako
no demonstrations in that dirconOn.
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IAroRrAycr OF rnn DrxocnAr,c PARrr.-
Tho Democratic Party is Of the utmost i'm.
portancc "a. us ttho rcbels) to aid in s,imu-
la'ing disadection among the Yankees against
their own Government and in deinorali=ing
and disintcgrating society 10 that God ADAM
doned country. Richmond Enquire. "a
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MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.
AUGUST, III, 1868.
Tho City Council passed the following

Tho City Council passed the following
order: m d., -r ~. 1880 .rif
Ordered that to oil persons, who shall pay
voluntarily to the Collector OF tho city oil
Biddeford tho taxes assessed the present year
"a. d. 1863, on their polls, personal and
real estate, taxed in said city, there DO al.
lowed discount Of seven per cent. ii paid
on or before the first day Of September next;
and six per cent. If paid on or before tho fit
teenth of September next, and that no com.
pensation shall be allowed to tho collector
for the voluntary payment OF taxes under
the discounts. And all orders or parts Of
orders inconsistent with the provisions OF
this order ore hereby rescinded.
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LOYALTY AT THE SouTn.-Tho Mobile News
of tho Sd Inst, says 1aa o r

Ut tHo ou HIST, eays " |" ""
We have multitude Of reports horribly
detrimental to the character OF the patriotism,
OF the people in many places in Alabama and
Mississippi, some of them too disgnceful to
publish. A portion of our people have gone
stark mad. They arc bastard Southerners
and rccrcant Confcdcratcs. ,ilG1 q ls.h
v the copperheads had not so often assert
cd that there were no Union mon in the rebel
states, we might suppose that the above item
contained an important insight into the state
Of feeling among hcopprcsscd Southern PEG.
pic over run by Jea's democratic govern.
mnnf
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TirES AND Now.-The bogus legislature
of Kansas in 1855 assembled by the autbori.
ty of the odious Lccompton Constitution
passed the following section of a code oflaws
which Franklin Pierce sent an army to
enforce .-.-- ......-,
Ifany person, BY SPEAKING or by WRITING,
assert or maintain that persons have not tho
right to hold slaves IN this territory; or
print, publish, write, circulate, or cause to be
introduced into this territory, written, print
ed. published, or circulated in this territory
any book, paper, magazine, pamphlet or cir
cular containing any denial of the right to
hold slaves in this territory, such person
shall DO guilty OF felony, and punished by im-
prisonment at hard labor for q term of not
less than two years.
Not one OF the neutrality-suspicious. who
to day is denouncing tho arrest of traitors,
and seeking to make martyr of vallandis-
ham, failed to support Pierce in attempting
to force upon the outraged people of Kansas
claws" and q "Constitution" made by non
residents and border ruflians; and the demo-
cratic party declared that no person should
speak or write anything against slavery I!
Ii was all very well to suppress Free Speech
as long as they had the power and slavery
was in danger! Now that the GOVERNMENT is
in peril by the Vaccinations of traitors, and
vallaudigham is preaching scdition and trea-
son, it is very wicked to interfere with him,
because he believes in tho divinity of slavery
and don't believe in the right of preserving
his Government.
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The rebels have offered their negro sol
der, $50 for the scalp Of every Union officer
taken Commanding negroes. 2 . inl A's
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From. the South West.

..sc.--ns,, CAIRO, Aug. 8.
ten Davidson Il marching down the centre
OF Arkansas, and several little affairs with tho
sn.,har =. nsJ;,,ae successful.
hno,ner espsealtIon. which Is on the point Of
plete the work Of crushing the rebellion. S
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
FoKrsxss MoxnnE. Aug

Expedition mp tho james RIVERA FEDERAL
Gunooat Injured by Rebel Torpedo.
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Owing to issuing this paper last week
one day earlier We did not receive the Cattle
Market Report in season for tina, number, and
so it did not appear. We shall aim to make
these Reports perfectly reliable. and shall be
pleased to receive from our agricultural friends
any suggestions they may offer, tending to
make the Journal moro interesting to them
than it now Is.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-23
FINE ARTS.

WARD PHOTOGRAPHS on ABE LINCOLN. GENE.
~ raj = ot Burnside iisgcek MoC,l ~. o0S,r u Il.
Ter, Banks Sigel, Fremont Ufent Porte tay. So !.
sckles Aea Der. Cor Ms1sw1r u, Io7 ianr pie
Mcdowell Also Jef la r. Generals l. - 30 and sipry
Johnston, St0nowal Jackson, rrite Hi. liar a. Ie,'
Thompson Pi!aN, Magruaer, Mccullough aud reds 81
Catalogues rcgelpt or esi sts.,s
b. NJ. &. WENYsS, s75 broadway, N "
llfi PAINTINGS AND WORKS or ARr.-A FOREIGN
~ grnnruan, ha,lug coil cted during owe ig.utr.nys
ycat hls private about 30D oh Of ar ron IA
Ing 81 ana osty psntinss % celebrated masters many
20 81 ufi-ipA dauary, MEDALS coins autographs cn
rrlt ines ivor coral bronze ant wood sat tr.rsAr
wtlI ise dispose % pant ~ hls collection RI 49,
fcy hlIse s.urh SLIGO 70 lN Tie lNtHt r IL fs
pUr lsi IL TIE bo tHt3 lone. .Ur fi.tf,~
paii,cuisss ID pore o. hOAEk MORGAN, gtloetse,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-23
TEyrERsoNv1LLE RAILROAD FIRST MORTGAGE


JEFrERsoNvItLE. Ind, fc. as 1853.
Pablo notice hereby eiven accord'nce with the
terms of ensnt between tbs CONF ANY and eho
holders of its FIRST bonds dated April H. 1852 thai
this company will redeem ON the I'd da u 3pfi next AZ
the the United States Trist oiaIany New York
city, the lowest on below foy OF said Jeicr.
lie liaoad Conrany's FRS Mortgage Eonis. Oilers
for the sale OF sais tds nay be addressed under seal 70
the United Stau Trust Company aofesijd endorsed
Oacr u the first bond Tor qnis) OF the Jcfcr
fonvllo Railroad Company 70 th. SINKING fund.- Which
lids viii be received until OF the al Gay Ok
April next AID public notice f. a.o hereby gwen tbe
holders OF SAID first BONDS that IN there
ne bids on red 70 sell ssidbcnes rs .ov led IN the asee
United States Trust Contrary aforesaid
WIZ upon presentation their office. No. Is Wal street.
par accrued interest BY consecutive nurcs 1t
outstanding OF sad bonds beginning a I'll
and running to las inclusive. Mo- m IA anil ~ 10 l52
Inclusive Nos 1885, ec inclusive Nea i he lG1 aud Nos
100 10 3 inclusive; and tst after 81 cay Of April
1903 interest said honda will cease NJ provied In sid
agreement. .
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4 GREAT pEMANp.-s2ooooo WORTH OF CAST OFF

A GREAT DEMAND-s2oo o0l WORTH or CAST OFF
N Clothing wanted for New Dreams Ladies and gen
cmcn having the above articles 10 al pose OF the unders-
ed guarantees pay the following pricesErom $40 Ss5
for from IS to SO FOR Coas from S2t 81
Pants also. Carpets Furniture B-The highes, prices
paid for old gold. siyor watches diamonds, camels hair
Shawis, guns pistols musical nsrumon's P'easc cal on
or addrs ANiIALT 152 Seventh avenue between Tween.
ueth aud Tweny.ars, streets Ladies attended by Nrs
Anhalt.
4 GREAT QUANTITY OF CAST OFF CLOTHING FUR
~ nilare Carpets Jewslry, A. wanted for the Western
for SUI Dresses Goats from sio 10 So ran,aoons s2to
s. Call address A. DUCAS, 2lS Seventh Id
viii be punctuaily attended 70 BY MI. and Mira d.
AN EXTRA DEMAND FOR SILK AND woorIFN
~ Dresses. Goats Pants, &c for the California market
Fifty per cont pd tran other dc ef bv calling ON
or addressing LENENSfYN, 2J3 Seventh avenue Ladies
attended by Mrs. L.
~ ENTLEMENS LRFT OFF CLOTHING PURCHASED
VI Tor the Mesern narket w large nall 1s phe fu
value will be paid without hagging ta
Call a, the store, address THos u. CONROY a Centre
street
geo SEVENTH AvENrE.-TIrr HIGHEST PRICE
ODJ lad Tor Cast on Cothng Carpets Cnli nj or All
dress 800 Seventh avenue hc-ween Thirt thtrd nni
Thrty fourth streets b. STRAUSS. ~ BLadies attended
10 ~ Mrs. Stranss
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

on n ELM STREET NEAR SPRING STREET FUR.
LlU nshed Rooms. for Immediate occupancy ,west
in lie CITY, containing houseksr
ing bedding furniture and cooking utensils; ao
Croton.
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ATH. HARRIS STORE, 1f4 SEVENTH AVENUE, RE.
"A tween Twenty first and Twenty second streets Si01O0
worth Cast on Clothing wanted for California and West
mark for which guarantee to tie follow
prices and no humsue:-Fol SIX Dresses s for wooien
Deaihe and Calico Dresses Sha~is Carpets Jewey, Fur
nitnre &c the III, hest prices pad q ntemen
for Goats SIS for Pants Sc for Vests Under Clohes Boots
and 81 &C. the highest price u ia, by ling al
dressing HARRIS To- Seventh avenue Ladies attended
BY MIS- H. Harris
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A TTENTfONl-AT THE ESTABLISHMENT 275 SEW.
n enth avenue have this day rcce ed large denand
purchase CASTOR Cohn Carpets ana Furniture for the
New Orleans Western markets. Ladies and cent
can 60 PER than In any OF estab.
Eshment in the city hy calling addressing note T. II.
HART 20 Seventh avenue between INVENT! seventh and
Twenty eighth streets Ladies attended to by Mrs II.
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At THE OLDEST STAND 1884 SEVENTH AVENUE.
N EZBIELs guarance 10 pay The following prices Tor
Ladies' aud Gents Wearing ApaaielFrom 80 to So for
silk dresses SO SIS from 81 to
Also Ca icoes pclaiues Carpets Furniture Jevery Camel
Hair snawls note Dy post puncualy attended to by
EIEKIELS, 1884 Seventh avenue Ladies attended 10 by
Mrs e No connection with any other house.
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4 DESIRABLE FARM FOR SALEM ROCKLAND
n nty, bout thrts miles from New iork az niles
fr Hud nG steamboat landing ana near railroad
depot cuia nlu BSty u sN fe AiEes, Nood, t.ahe
fnro' e. with t@O stone house aa % II and ot'
hH r. IT Wei ard ~ sooi ne'saoor'
ooot. ants farm viii 10 low and on easy teris For
f.l particular alpls to a. HIRGEANT, 10 Wal street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-23

| THE FRANKFORT HOUSE, CORNER OF FRANK
~ fort and Tiau Streets Que block east OF the City
han two hundred and lgnt neatly furnished
Rooms singe roons 5c TO SIC day 81 10 ~ ~
| week. House open an nislt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-23

IfOR SALE, EXCHANGE on TO LET-A LARGE
IL In the valley OF ITO. State Of Penn
svvania aud barn. and railroad pstthe house
With avarety Of churches, post oace and rail Dad
depot almost al joining Apply to the At 40i Seventh
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Eop SALE-fHE PLEASANT THREE STORY, HIGH
n tta1H BRICK House. No. i19 Thompson street, hear
BieccSer aita the no'crn proven ms, and susta In
ihe dc~ra r. ho1ts Va tlat part Of the city.
1r0l. Wy.
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SALES or nEaL EST ATE.

| NOR DAfE-ruR DESIRABLE AND NALNAbLh
h l'repetu So. aid Mulberry street .oss ~ - !
Is nd,us brc.. ~ iat ta~ a feac ulaiAt gu x iree
| Ss0u Apply 81 HOMER MORGAN 40 Z Fiat street
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POSITIVE FACT LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, If
- yon want to eet the utmost yalue for ,olr cast OFF
Clothing Carpe.s Furniture ardsJewelry the best
send TO A. HARRIS SOL Thiri avenue, be.
Thirty eighth an Thirty ninth streets east side
There yon may depend ,ou viii receive rs
Al other dealers in New York Ladies attended by
Mrs Harris
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CHEMICAL BANK.--ruE PRESIDENT AND DIgEc-.
" tors Of this B'Rk have this day declared aaariery
dl fAcud of cent abb,
Nednt sday, the Ist dy OF Ami. order o. he
EuaTd. q. q WILLIAMS, Cgs.ier.
Naw YoRg, NJ frch Il, 1853
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4 tRStrrRs TOR SALE A LARGE COUNTER
Il co covered with six drawera cheap ApniS at IS
Broad a co. ~ stairs
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4 RMy AND NAVY AGENcy-7s NASSAU STREET,
~ room n between FNo nnt da.u ets. All claims
OF sol Hers. widows and 9tAer COW aaei ir
tie shortest possible tine. e. .bAGGEfr,
Attorney aid col.sellr n Law.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-23

L'NAMELIED FuRNfrCRt-ALL STYLrS ANL
~ ticek; also Chamber Sa. "a walnut and chestnut
best assortment, the city rhuiosa.g ard tn a. q "a
mai street. WARREN WARD
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TOR SALE OR 10 LET-THE FOUR STORY BRICK
House No 81 Gnuverncur street; house Is hy ~ feet lot
% by y, Io cold gas throughout Also the
property No 90 street Inquire OF
D ter T.. NJ
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lTNO. sI9 20 rRTu AVENUE,
a REAL ESTATE FOR SALE,
by MckTBBIA, DAY & COBB.

y)ROOKLlN LOIS FOR SAIE-TW0 LOTS ON CLAS-
ID avenue near NJ lie avenue; VIII be sold cheap A
good llo and Il * Waaop taken in part In
q,tire S W rEARsALL No. q Suuolk street. corner Of
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FIN ANCIAL.

A RMY AND NAVY. ATTENTIONS BUY, CASH Or
procure Pensions. dc.
EpWA RID BIssELL. late Purser U. 8. Navy.
III broadway. corner oil Chambers street, New YORK
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nETACHED AND DISCHARGED NAVY oFFICERs2-
IL accounts al iusied ard clshed.
JOHN B. MURRAY Army and Navy Banker
No 81 Nassau stror OPP nsite Post oiicn heqs York
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NOR SALE CnEAP-AN ELEGaST COUNTRY SEAT,
ut New Rochelle Westchester county; ra,-om 'olos
Gisx with frescocd walls, II Is heS Sound haa p.,,
barns and aud yteTs aeccsaib.e b, boa
JOHN IL BIRD. 2s1 Broadway, rooms IL and Is.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-10-06
Miscellaneous Telegraphic Items.

NV YoRk, Sept, 2S. Tho Commercials
Fortress Monroe letter states that deserters re-
port the whole of Lees army going South. This
gained strength from the statements Of party
Of our mon, who had escaped from Belle Isle
and came into Williamsburg, Va, to General
0nderdonk, commanding the cavalry at that ad-
vance post on the Peninsula. Troops were known
to be moving in large numbers through Rich
mond and going southwark.
INV YORK, Sept IS The Opinion Nation
ale Of Port au Prince Of Sept. Il announces
that the American Admiral on the West India
station has made u demand upon the Spanish
authorities at Port au Platte for reparaton Tor
the damages inflicted upon American citizens in
the sack Of that city.
NRw Yosk, Sept. d. The Posts Washing.
ton dispatch says the delegation from Missouri
will not present their address to the President
until Tuesday or Wednes lay.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 2S. Hon. Emerson
Ethridgo is endeayorng to obtain the consent Of
the administration for Gen. q. W. Campbell to
be inaupurated Governor OF Tennessee, on the
ground that he was voted for in The various
counties in August last, ON the day fixed by
law for the election of Governor IN that State.
1t is claimed he received majority of all the
votes cast. A large vote /. is said would have
been thrown throughout the State, had not
Gov. johnson opposed the election. They also
Soy tina, the Inauguration OF Campbell would
relieve johnson from his labor, and the people
Of the State, having Il civil Governor, would
have no difficulty IN recognizing the State Gov
eminent Immediately.
BALrIEORE, Rept. 2s Tho steamer City Of
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-10-06
ONE 10 SIX BOXES VIII CuRE

CosrVENEss, DYSPEPSIA
CONSTIPATION, MEASLES.
CONGESTION, MELANCHOLY
HEART DISEASES, MYSTERIES,
DISEASES OF KIDNEY AlfENoHRHGA,
AND BLADDER, PAINTING,
DISEASES or LIVER, DIZZINESS,
BLloUsNEss, RUSH OF BLOOD TO
TYrHUs FEVER, THE HEAD.
SHIP FEVER, DISTRACTIONS,
MALIGNANT FEVER, RETENTloNoF URINE
Loss OF APPETITE, DRorsY,
INDIGESTION, ACUTE ERYsrELAs
INFLAMMATION, HEADACHE,
PALrlrAToNs, BAD uREATH.
SCARLET FEVER, INFLAMMATION oY
BILIOUS FEVER, THE lNTEsrlNEs,
IAUNulCE, ArorLEXY.
coNdEsTIvE FEVER, ENLARGEMENT OF
sLEErLEssNEss, THE sPEES.
GENERAL DEBILITY, scUEyy,
uiNNEss or SIGHT, wHoorNG COUGH,
FITS, WORMS
LowNess OF SPIRITS, BAD DREAMS.
QtiNsEf, PLEURl-Y,
A. clio al Complaints Of Women. Ir-t 81.
iy-tcra' LeucorrhUa OF Whites, Weaken
itE Di~,h argcs. Chloro.Is. lines uIA4Ifias.
suppression Of the Menses. Iufsmtnutlut
nf the VI OIih a Bladder, Difficult W uis-tTHa-
ton, 4ul al other Diseases uf COON .4.is .. #....
tta". i've o-charFei ur oppression l.l..' N ....t
Ialr1 who desire o. avoid toe sHfeHUsH 4s.i l r.f4
veHHnrgs % t.se Irregularities, ur NraWif "u 49,
tHns. should uHt omit o. regulate tAe .v.t.ri ft
means of ono n- tSD of railway IiI-. .r.. .rIF
week, 4ni TIM. he frco from tha mlty a.i rr..tt.
c14yla.cnces " which Alie. are generally 'Jcc.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-10-06

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