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, 1864-06-24
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cAuT'1o NJ,

IN order to guard against dangerous impouaons,
prbc a.o requested to taln especial nos OF Tho
tiruiIy engraved pzoprieoJ stamp. through which 10
f;oyerumept Of the Un,tet a1ates otc.aEJ aushenr-
estes every tossle Of HosTETTER's BIT laA
sht,a thrsvu by the Government over the pops!ssos1
and the public for .her joint protection piAce4 eca
iru1uslY ae5qss cork and orur the neck u each
ho1,le. .nu canuot r.u to at-ke tho oys Of tho ot
..sral ctaezEer Nothing that parpofts 10 bo HOS
LETTERS BlTrERs can b Eenn1os' nnlesa ses
ssanp t8 thexd. ,,r--r,,r,>
ii. s1.o propsy 10 stste that tho ase sosd
.1castvoly IN 8lsss. md never undar any etrruzn-
.,.nres by Tho gallon the barrel impossoss aadi
wsto,, ara sbfost scd the only safeguard the yah-
~ s.Tn asa1n.s them d to thai tbs Dltssts taey
~. ha1o tbe engraved label and noto Of hand u
Me,ss. Ao<tctsaF md s'nih. SD 10 st'mo soo's
F1rpased snd soad by.
ucsrE1TER II SMITH.
PITTSBURGH. Pa.
pab+.etzs+f17-A
, 1864-06-24

kEBY IN fnadvertence we published An
extract yesterday headed "Collap=e Of Ma
tional Bank Those who read the article at
once perceived that instead Of the bank col
Iapsine, it was only imposed upon In the
.hat e 81 forged check. There Il no danger
OF any Of the National Banks co]lepslng.
, 1864-06-24
Bo8tett1r's BmerE

ST0MAC9 BlTTERS
!:
Protective and Curative Medicine
fixtures cmooe ns. The staussioofsss sales ot
HoerErrHRs BTouACH buTERs
during the yea< 1851 show saas ths tasanaslo stonaa7
Alte1sttye and AnthIuous preparation h"a sstsanod
popularity nsvar bshors aa}oysd BY ua
cine Starting In tsB WITH sales during tho yeaz e2u1
to aboa* IN II hAa No steadily ind rapidly ad7s6
tn public tavor thak tho cash rscepa Of tho props1so
snd anuetzrs for 1a64. tho seutn Jssr Of Id soa-
eess viii s+aoa ths eAozmous sun Of $1soooo fhe c.
ruand IN Nav York alo2a = over ona thousand c2*ss
per weak.
These bustne@ statm@ts are given to the world no<
from any ossentsous motive but n IN s7tdenoe Eo
7.eAt sansary ct that tie HtssFs meet toe VANS A1
fu1an the expectations oftte community: fhas pss
&c beusf IN thar efficacy ,acrassa4 md e1teods day u
ds1 week By ~sek, Jsar by sRa that tooeo VIC
hive proved vans Of ars,en Il carr
city In the circles in which they and thus gives
.eo,. II IN nrtznorttnnry and curative T1rt0eE
- -. -. u,,> 49,. +,. ,,hnr,,x n .u~A
"hl'e '"o e"'"AA. " .1e
1r3era1 statement Of the tendency and operation oS
tAhPQ1E ani POWERFUL VEGETABLE kLiA5Hs
=. NAV b vtshtu tho limits OF an adTe-
- -. =. ...,..ra. ,.h, ~.
"se13eo'' .s~es. 'AA --,,-.,. -.
health. T1Fos' appsste' aaa Al pns@e@4 ''ese4us es
render LIE sntoyAhle 70 ats ohects Are continually ~
,evttstne II by word Of mouth and by their own H.
v.a .,,..r.nrr .zonr al e,asaea of .octety and N
p's r.,,,au.+n~
sse'5 po'4on " - .,.~
AdFeft0sMe1ss kaese ta&s'D'e s"'
preserving properties Of the B1tess moro than - an9
o,her their wonderful popularity attributable.
- h. ...,v..a IN III a n1.3n,,.a demand tor n
.,.- ~. ... -.,.- ~ ~. No. - .-,,.,.+-
peep"@A 800" ~ - ~ ~ " s
nna eno4oz"@~
ouehsh Of tbs admit population Of tho civilized WOKE
needs HOsTETTRR'S BTTTEHs, because sha: psupoz-
finn ~ thr-o In sbfecs ors or }eas to ndTettion s
-,-,.. -n.~...,.... ,,,.. ~. .,..~.<.,
oae@ eo1neaa''' "ASA4eA - N"- '@~eA VIZ 'A"S0 "a ~
dzned dJspepsA, or messis Aounte 70 oceaohA1 pnea
and uneaAncss In the stomach and bowels, this
h1e yr~-eah1e co,po,nd Il N .,senta specific tou,
49,. ,t,-,-,.r,. .-.s~. 49, a..,... Tnn ,r.,.t.>
~. - --..,..~ ~, 80. :.
A4 N7
, 1864-06-24
Mrs. pre%4dent T,}nco1:t Visits Cam
bridge on Class Day.

Mrs. President Lincoln and her youngest
sou, Maeter Theodore Lincoln, accompanied
By Hos. Cutlbert Bullltt, naval officer OF
New Orleaus, will 1eayo Philadelphia to-day
tor Dosten and Cambridge. Mrs. LINCOLN
goes to visit her eldest son, Mr.. Robert Lin
coin. who will gradnA at Harvard on the.
9Th ipst-"Clafs Day'
Commencement at Harvard C,llege takes
plece'on th,>tLtrd "Wednesday Of July, when
it is expected that Pres ident Lincoln VIII be
present snd receive the degree Of IL D.
-1pa4hinytom R<p4slican June II. -.
, 1864-06-24

Prof, DC Grnth"s Electric Oil
Cure. RhxuuAtlsn, lleaa.chs. F1iea. De4fnsss. Sun
keek, Faaa II ihe B.ck. Hsas'r &c aoceas 40 x -
Were, s. G UfHeH, rtll.d-l,aa,. s,le Asras
LOaH eAlTH, sUKsn-H VAN scH sACKF. F.
Nct SMtTH 4 Int EF. Chicago, AEcnh For sale
by 81 Druggists ard Merchants.
, 1864-06-24
Nfm DuhltCatlnHH.

VALUABLE BOOHS.
8OTDELlg ILLCsTRATlO1s or sHAKk
,+rss 70 each nta1e Untouud ,...............1is 1is0
II rwo nOft foIitn .........,,.,.,..........1 1lQ
iSepsni}Y bound vols l ding At cof.>. 10
1lto, NORTH AMERICAN FOREST T3ER2.
:>ptAH GALiEnY. j sis::''' vol: :...:......
!1TiOFAL eOPTRE1T GALLKEY. Tos..... q
4UnUB0HB WORKS IL vols ......... ........::...: 1s5
:1btcribers Fer Particular Adc1ess tEe 1nsersEned
arourh the Chieato Post Once, tox 19e5
B. @. AF3ATT, Agent for the Eorthxest
Y*SdT11T
, 1864-06-24
1T II NOT often VIC speak OF Phys
fc1nn9

1t II NOT often VIC speak OF Phys
fc1hn6%
1nt wo cau ebeerfu,ly SAY Dr. Whittier hasrlchlY
eHrDed the Widespread repGRtlsu when ne nov en-
joys. he bs1 ger practice taAn any olher Puy~
1cnn IL thicaEo. IN she freetmest Of al thnse d.
nam e, r1v.ts di.s.ets a. h.. soI the past nneea
-anlorturAts cates wh!rh havs batnea ths skill Of
ottesfrhy he mort usceasful In the treat
11tRt pf al lhp4t casa1 kitn formerly cpnai
dared ineurahls. He y tbs paoiishet OF new EorE
sailed the Ai.!p OF Yoush ; OF. al Men Knox Thy.
1ef which viii be mailed al &C rsrclps ~ tn -ce
esr!s torepA5 post.Ee A. - is mnst sn1loo. 70 DO
opinion ppcn thoee most esfical matters frec OF
shatsf. of1ce At pArlors lt& Clark street. 2. o.
.1aox 22A. All bustnt.s airlctly CONFIDENTIAL.
, 1864-06-24
upxuRoLD,s ROSE yVAsH

an t,on lor dlseases aris1ns f:om hsoiss
- dtsHnxtap. aeed IN connection Win TIA E1sr4c7s
Encnn M eathAk Il. In Buch dstkses - secoa-
neH1ed Eytden, ol the LIT 81 5etpon.!o:e an 1e-
1,nb,a cnaracter It'll accompany Tie tnodicl4es.
c7bT1r1CATks o. CURFR.
W Yt5,a 70 = YpARs srANDIfe;
NAMES Known TO sc. haCk Anu EAaa
For Medical P1oprferes afHucou
STE D-ePENs A1ORT or TIE UNITED STATES.
SEC P.~fs-sor bAWEE'a vs!nAeie worfA On the
PTsc.lre u Parse. rx- pav,,,
Ih,'nrslI hle. r, 1,-r,ov4,, a
celebrated r.. iar. and Han her q the oIAl I'll
frse Of EnrstoEs, IIe.a.d and pun aasa IN En9
nsHxae ttons Ct theKtrx and QUEEN Joa1rs.
~ N+sIcp ChifuesE.l Review. oub'1ned oF Hsn-
,amfn Tfnyt;s, Fellaw o. tho Royal Coueze OK sas-
keonp- v,-rs m Irdfe,rn
HyTRAcr BECHU, II per bottle, or tx TOR -
EXTRACT sAR8ApARuLA, u per oo'tlc, OF HI
tor g. -..v, IN .,+.,n~- rc+t,e ar
III fer u q. -u.. ,r4nr,ect
.orErr ,he mo,t obst1Ate eAses, II tlfeetoas ara
bslisersd to anJ address. secuzeig 0setsa fom
re.s lie sin r.cn.'n al eorm1nica.lons. Cara
rn,ranfeed ADVICE Erstla.
, 1864-06-24

SCROFULA.

rlrkA- KH2.s Hvn..
4LAxrp1 AZ 8WTLLIH9A, 11IAIFELA1.
EICktATION. aALr RNxu1.
Tht tatnt .E1xKD1TAHY aAd Acou1R1D}. nllt1k lh
with uutold mtsesy, II bI Ill a1aal medical .oue4te
inrurable,
, 1864-06-24

FFID W.T..
=, ,..u,,.,rs.rrA before me, an Alderman OF
ne e,s1 x H Es;sola en"sss wn9
,ns tu1 sworn, do&n sa5 n!s ,n'nraaus d1nxs.
po ntfc4tF: No MS.1' r. T, HELMB0LD.
ewtra N ausletIted brf1r, ms 81 tnm ~ ~ o.
November, ~ WM- Z; e;s h1s1RA Rses ehia! ein6ia.
.s,,s,. ian fo1 lnfcsnatlou. In conrdeneo. u
: 4. T. HRLH50Lp.
CuEM1Sf.
, 1864-06-24

&7lcau1n.S from Rebel F4perss
Richmond papers Of June II have been re-
ceiyed. The ExouiHer saye that our troops
bad disappeared the day before from Peters
hurv IN Tic direction Of City Point, aud DO
further demonstration WAS anticipated. IN
the direction Of the valley, it was supposed
that wc would attempt to CAPTURE kockh5n
t;ap, .tlut no apprehension was 1elt IN OIL
clat quarters on that seorc.u Iho sheridan
rsiders were reported at. Newmarket, st1
miles east Of Beayer Dam Station, on the
Central Railroad, early on the morning OF the
10Th. It ras ex pectel TINT Naae Hampton
would attack them. 4 citizen Of Caroline
estimates shsIidan's force at o, Win no13 ~
lion, it was believed, covered Gordonssiiie
and Charlottesville cifectually.'
.iThc Chest Of the Dismal Swamp" is
| advertised ct the Richmond Theatre, f. D Or
sey Ogden acting and stage manaser e
staably, Professor Of French, Petersburg
| Female College, and. George B. Jones, q
| prominent druggist, we're among the killed;
captured, Prof Carr, Female College: jas.
t E6lsfeau and james Aerr, merchants; limo
| President Female College, and Others. cap-
.,ured from the Union side; VIM. Tompkins,
| ilth Pa cav; Solomon Sexton, do. :; Jno.
Logan, do.; ard Peter White, bugler, do.
The ttAlmy Committee" ackno Wedge
receipt Of contribution Of one days rations
,or rhc benefit Of the poor Of the city, from
several companies and regiments Of Gen.
| Lees army. The Committee are grutitied
to know that their gallant soldiers are now
receiving .all sutious, and they trust til 1t
| 1beir gencrons contribution will awake
throughout the country hearty response to
the Committees appeal in behalf Of the
Gold IN m Richmond las declined from
:wtnty to sixteen Tor one, aud butter ffoan
so per oun1 to 511 and Sl3. :
HOLLY wood Cemetery is becoming thfck1y
populated With 1he dead Of their gallant sol
tdic1s expiring in the Richmond hospitals.
| Cotpses arrive at the cemetery faster tnan
| lowed 1or the purpose, aud as high az twen-
tJ-fiyc green pine cof1ns: fastened with only
| orc nail in tacl eEd, 1taTe lately been seen
there. warped open by the sun, exposing tae
putrrscent bodies to full view, emitting sick
rninp odo1s and attracting 1#arms Of Ties.
The hotels are not all closed The Amer!'
can acd Spottswood are "stfn'' open; pri
ces at former, SIS per day; ut latter SO
The teleg7aphic 1cports Of the "Press As
/ .ociation'' are copyrighted One Of them
+ dated Mobile, June 10, says that Fremont
nrd Cochrane hare been nominated BY tn
ssCipcinnau'' Convention, and that gold II
! The Eno,are y leader tays Of tho affair q
petersburg,"- that 1t has furnished anothe
1fessinx illuttration Of the courage and cool
11ess of local troops under fire." Of Grant
Il save: that hemmed up in huge circle .
int1encbmeats, bristling with guns and pop
Mons With men, be IL aubdned BY bitter e1
rerience into a."defenslve pol'cy"-th'
! .stheir petition does not eavor - muc
of q siege Of Richmond as Of likelihood Q
I:,he,ng besieged themselves
. TSe nEw publications acknowledged ~
. f1n1n Evans d Cogswc!i, Columbia, 8. C
voI. 8 Casey's Infantry Tactics; also, TRAN
, 1864-06-24

suffering trom Ind1spcEttloa - Hxert1on, Loaa
Memory, -Fosebodingi. Horrn5 Of C41anit{, Fear
tremtae, Want Of sleep. Rrattcshness Pale, ga1
tc1ntenAnce, and I,as1sndo Of tho An1c1Ar SystenA
Iii fequ1yo The aid ei tue CONSTITUTION L173
BTbUf.
FOR ALL FORMS or
, 1864-06-24

HBLND0LD's EXTRACT OF BUCHu,
For weakness ariarE from F1c+sses, Hahtts Of Oa-
TrAtoa, Early Indls trasio1. Astan3t1
with tau following synp'ont:
lnd.,v osit]oa to x1tf tf1ip1, Loss Of Power.
l css u MtmO5ys UlMcnst5 Or hs0nAaoxs
Weak Nerves, JreDhliuK,
Horror sf Dieasge, WAkoMlne4e.
nimnr&x at Viston Pain ia the Racf,
Hal Hnnd1 FIushiux of the bndyt
ET3neAs Of the Sklns EsApelens on kht k2eos
[l lvt nal 1as1itudes f1ud Couustnanea~
Muscular EyasrU, 49,. .,+
These syn. toms. II a1fo.ed to Eo %. wAca tnls
metictAs invariably tsmoTes. soou !olln*
FAULTY, bPILGPt1C FITS. de-.
II one OF which tse patient nav e1Ptso. who sae
ssy tney rot frequently folio 7ed By taoea dire
tu{ daseAses,"
1NeAsITY AND CONsUNPT1oN?
Nary are OF the Gauss Of their s11es.1H, bNt
norevl lco.fest. .tds Ut ths tnaahs asy;aas
sad tbe melancholy dsatha ny consumption, neAs
anp1e wtsness ia the Nuth Of tns assertion.
TIE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED BIZ Or
aAN10 WEAkSHs6
Reqaues the aid sf ne d,ctn. e arengthn- ard r.
JIR otsi . n item, = hiah Sim 3UI0n HACRAEt 7
bUCuD Invariably doea- 4 tz11 Vtl eoRFlneo the
most aksprcA1.
, 1864-06-24
Doctor Thomson

NAk mac more than thirty yeA.s expsraacs IN tbs
K3Atmsut Of Private Ultsases. Tho Grlur conaa n
trE valuable infctmAtleu Ahe ATr1uAvlTs, oxposlnt
Ate quack1 Ct Chicago Afl4 frse from As1on.
{cr IS cent? IN postage stAnps- Pest once Box u
chicago, 1llIrett Uce and Anatomical Aassnr.. III
&GntA EaKEk etrxct. 1e4.h4t64 III
, 1864-06-24

by 81: Druggists ara hefGnA1A.
u,Js7-E9.4 N kAE16
HUMAN FRAtLTY. OR Ply:
IE sto.oG1cAl. RRsEAnC71e, khou1d be se.d
by tvtr9 body, /. treAtA and shows ho1 tae esl
rrui1s nrtatpt from early Hbnse std unhappy caa.
tatc.u1lon NAY be Bubverted, with sute netnoa o,
6ifnti]lnx he misEtvane4 Lay e1Petiencs 10 rnts
III Hieccfcr street, New TG-k. P!1ca. = csn1
Meilet trtt e-rIJ where 10 Re h1f a1ao or SG0
Vii Is nAnlso}t, Etrset, Ch,easo. H.; asn ot alAk
NEAk 4 CoLRGk~. a,sAsr ksatn and ~ Mee1a.nr'oh
tr+ets. PcoFiA. Ill oe*+~'A
OK CENTS TO SAVE 25 DOL
70 1.Aus-HesenAn's Cencs-tsAted B.uE,.e Re,
cove. Fa1rt Gre.sc epote &e.. 'sssutly aad cleana
sens pr hottie ,sold ~ D!e.e HtaEAAA 4
DELl{sNTfUL C0KpfAL AND VALuA6Lh
T0SiC-rectnxs L Gus CordA. sllIn Il tx4lAAYa
Bark uor4e-snE she active n ~eltI 0 n pE"pef'
Ats OF me perp1th Barr In INST exrteanle foftn
Il viii hc 10 mud valua his Tonic in Al Dut par
Mcai.tl7 - \ pre- venIlve to fe*sr aid FeVrF - .
Akae 1t 1r tlrssAbt Ane psstab'e cor 4sl, and II
much supos ior to sh- cunU.a shsk, AID - h'ttes
70 MUGS infase. sod b. DrqffhA- HhGHxA
CO.. Ctsnls&s and j., ugfl1tt, New ork- ,+o,r,
TihKiIiEA; EA;Df6E>T*Ey CnOLR IA, CD otEkA
InxBUs, 4c.-Ter7ain and !1,mea,Ats cnts HeEs
Soon'e crlebYAsed 1HA1hUA 6~tne3Y hAt p'en ussu
With upf.l}lnk success slpce Ihe cholera eeh*cR ol
:e1 elnRlr cose WIN ubuRl.Y check tat Waffhna
10 8 {ew huure- prepared on hY I'll tGEAA" Cu
C'eulyss and ntuga tesa. Nv York sold ~ =! inc
P7icipa1 orn9e1sts the Cn:rsd etttca t5hsat IN
, 1864-06-24

II sTHn1TI3.J H1DRAIAIA. Apu1.
LVNEA&o. BCIA11cA- TIC DcuL4p3241
Il tssrs il A1y dis&ass in which tho consasas1n.
Lie b3rnp u xovs<r!Ka, Il n IN RhcuaatiaoA a4d Il
-intrtd afecuoss. The most Intense pains nv u
1ost insanity al1asiatad- ~ e1uazs artre
duead. Casea chronic yisaftoo1 Ct u aF u ya6r
4la4li26, hAFA pAA0 eNIa& by q.
, 1864-06-24

Aud row young men word to you, II you won!d
win the fair
Go TO the feld where honor calls and win your
ladies' there;
Remember That our brightest smiles aEa for the
tgpe snd brave,
And that our tears 40 for the one thu. Mis SOL
1itt's EEnse.
CnouCt-Hutrah. etc.
, 1864-06-24
4 REVOLUTION IN MEDNNI.

4 KEf ULUllUN LII mEN1VAlsAs
.a:ss - hitaarso &C eoasarfsd seps1ss,is iass1asls =
Gsaas1{ s9us: y Il
snd scenttds 70 eaIss vlleh lavs no parallel Il IL
81 nsse!ns r p:s... X y "a ,s.s q ~ q:
sa pa
,Tsess W s.1e .s,al, sought rsllaf from sava
Tsoss 1so cannot be 'sF'a e' o'h~ DsEaes.''- aB
In Invited t. s1r esRstltatsa LIE syrp
Daring ths ps.t IT, yesss 70 s, haze eo9:eedsa u.
Wwe eyer cacountexed ~ say Eeiormsr1.
RAPlDlTY OF CURE.
BON. ay. "You. cure. arc toe se1sk.- = .hleo* o*.ss
sSss ~
This il onr reply:
hs.l,s ths SSoay 1lks T.; tae
= WS.s rsqaists L. Il re,soss IL aats sx2ss
CONSTITUTION LIFE sYRuP,
Hs I'd 4 Hss sk t05 81 y IL SS
faHSf faa IS = s. 4s1sadf1I' Saf no'
PARALYSIS.
fAKALYsIB A017ANH.
I'll. 70 universally admitted that Constitution LII.
syrupis thA only effective msans OF restoration Il
o5 ~ ~: ~, n% e.!
Pov&r.
DYSPEPSIA.
Ws1aaT aI sro1Aos. s111ouss.ss ELL ~ -.
ooE1r1rAT1o1. Want o. AfP7F1n
\ -..
SCROFULA.
s1.ss11 ~. :. s~'11rsss, .1x.,ss!4:: TEL;
wts asto I. j. as s
incuraole.
RHEUMATISM.
Lv.z1se. scz4r1o1. TIC nouzaus.sa
Il tsars IL A2y ds~ass IN which tho ConsHsann1
Lie 611ng .ovs<-!Ea, N Il i Rheucaatt.a aad =
1ost iss:sntly sils.stad esosnoas ~ eIia2s arsre
duesd. CAsta chronic or Tisafto01 c< ~ e u yaRr
xl41di1x, hAVo bAAo cured By e.
NERVOUSNESS.
H11voUs DEBILITY. LotR o. FpW1x.
sxATIHHKa NNKEH4. coATuAIuN oY fNoN&Bx3
IT. rE7Tb pAHC1. HfIL1PsY.
TAou1Aads wno h8Te G1nertd for Ta4rs win hlsA
she day which they read t1ese lines. Particularly
to cst suffering woman viii this medicioo proyt
t1eauEabIa bless11E-dlrecttnG their fsoxtap4 "
Ecta which fulfil mefa tkAA IT promises.
Mercurial Diseases,
! AIryA31oX. Ro1fIE3 OF 1ox14
xAp COMPLEXION. AcRk1 IN AoH1S.
FIELTN4 or wxAKITKoQ& pKfKFA4oT OF HfI1133
cOHATITUTIOS LIFA sTRUF pus1ts tbs syaseA
entirely from Ill the evtl effects OF 4EKCUKf. n
nostnE tte BAD Breath, and curing tho weak J5fA4
s1rs t. ptsaaee. It nxrdezs A7<ex5 at.s9 nd 70
! tarea "a Tssas u trIlV - svW.
, 1864-06-24
Mercurial Diseases,

AL1yA3IoX. HoT1lE& o. 1oXNA.
HAD cuNfLNI1ox. AcRk1 IN 1of1S.
FIfLTNA Or WxAKITKt0. bKfRsa4:oJ o. 1f1113&
CONSTITUTION LIF1 SYRUP purKts tbs s{sseA
entirely from al the evu eHse.e Of 4RKCURY. n
and Rheumatic Paias which ~ uts Of Ca!onei i
41rs T. pfeaaee. II nxrdexs a7eeu at1& nd -
e4rea IA TAesh u trI3]Y ~ syeg.
, 1864-06-24
10 Mothers and Married Ladies.

1t tbs safess md mort etsctuAl medicine evee d1
covered fof pnEfglnx she systen, md relieving As
poth ths mother md chid prevents p.n an d'seSst
md lne.eases md enrienss ths iood.teose ao II!
before aud Assx condnemeut, as It prn1eu.a d1ts4s
KtttudAnt nppn childbirth
, 1864-06-24
From the n. T. uera1d.l
E1Mf1f &nntx Cnttns
BsToRE PKTHRaRuRo. Va, June ia. II.
rHa sTnCGGLB on FRIDAY NIGHT.

The army u lae Potomac has been hot1J
engaged with the enemy to-day. The hyht-
iss has bren hard aud the loss comp .r11iTely
heavy, particularly IN this I'd army corps;
aad While have no decisive victory to re-
cord, neither hare any defeat to chroncte.
, 1864-06-24

4 soldier ID the lad for me-s brave heart adore.
And when the Sunny Soath is ffee, aud n.s:ins IL
no more,
then win choose lover brave hom out that g1o-
fIous band,
The told1kr-bor that lore best sha1l have my
heart and hand.
CuoEus-Hprr1h1 etc.
, 1864-06-24
n>Em11cn's 'E, trat..s.

This m~di.tn+ increase. the power at digestion aed
e1cio the absorhe4ts irts he1fth1 actton Q? galea
tur2l enlA' cement, r-dRced, we'll - pAt1 ~
tr1.uNati11, and il good for MAHs WoAA8 q anil"
, 1864-06-24
NERVOUSNESS.

H11voUs DEBILITY. LosR o. FpW1x.
&HATT11ka NAKT44. cnAft4I1I or tAoN&tW
IT, rI7Cb' pAHC1. HfILHFsY.
she day on which they read 1est lines. Particularly
TO 1eaf. suffering woman Win this medicine pr3W
a 1tAtRAbl4 bltsa1g g-dlrectfHE ttetr feotxt4V4 ~
= Ect4 which fulfil nneFo tAAA II Yfomi1es.
, 1864-06-24

We lost several gallant men IN that attack: g
General Pierce was slightly Wounaea IN 1ne
hour after he bad been sworn in as BEisadier
General,
, 1864-06-24
Important Bcre1opments Recrcf
Antl-1mper1al society In NeEv Or

AE6f4L1hl AdJut4UL EeMEs21-
Hon. E. B. WAsHnuRSE, House Of Repre-
teuthtiyeA.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-05-07

REToRT or AN EARNEST REPUBLrcGr.-
Few men could surpass the late Rev. DR..
Bethune in his power of keen and witty re.
tort. The editor of the Congregationaiis
states that while be was in Florence, two
English clergymen called on him, and ia
converting upon the war 10 THE country.
one of them said to the doctor, "You need
a king IN your country, SIR" ga king ?''
replied DR.. Bethune. ''Do you know how
there came to be a king 90 EYES," said
the clergyman, "God> gave him to the Jews
in his anger" eyes, . responded the doe.
tor ''and do you know who was the first
king ?" saul, of course" was the re-
ply. YES" said the doctor, ''and Saul
was driver of assss-the only beings thai
want kings" But said the Clergyman.
'one OF the Offices of Christ was that of s
king" "Trus," rejoined the doctor, With
great animation and dignity, sand the man
Who usurps that Office does in the state vbst
the pope Of Rome does in the ekureh.''
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-05-07

Coon JOKE Oh Lorr1E.-Since the advent
Of Gen. Logan's splendid corps at Hunts
vile, the rooms in the principal hotels have
been in demand. A beautiful and accom-.
plished actress had been staying as the
Huntsville Hotel, and in about 3 s'minuts,
minute-and-a-half, or two minutes'' after
she had vacated her room, the gallant Gen.
Q. was assigned to it by the landlord. The
General, on examining bis bed previous to
retiring, found 9 most snowy Tobs de S.s5
neatly folded under his pillow, marked IN
delicate characters with the name Of The fair.
owner. The chambsrmaid was called and
asked by the General, holding the garment
in bis hand
800 you know Miss Lottie Houeh ?'s
"Yes," answered the chGmbernsid.
''Then carry this to her With nv compii.
ments, and say General D. Is not ia the
habit of sleeping with empty nigGt-roHns..'
= Chattanooga Gazette.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-05-07

A GREAT COMET PRED1crED.-The fol-
lowing, says an English paper, is an extract
from letter just received from Melbourne
" Professor Newmager, on a three years
scientific visit from Bavaria, tells US that in
1865 a comet shall come so close as to en-
danger this our earth should it not attach
itself (as one globule of quicksilver to an
other) and annihilate US, the sight will be
most beautiful to behold During three
nights We shall have no darkness, but be
bathed in the brilliant light of the blazing
train"
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-05-07

At the table of one of our New York no
tells lately, rough spun individual was an
noyed by the Voracity of his nearest neigh
Dor. who monopoliEed all the good things
he could reach: After witnessing his ope-
rations for some time, the blunt customer
tapped the gormandizer on the shoulder,
and said:
Look here. my old fellow, 1 you'll not
advise you to go TO Ohio right away"
"Why not?''
Because they've got the hog cholera out
there!"
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-05-07

SOMETHING TO BE THGEKfUL FoH.-The
hat was passed around in a certain congre-
CATION for the purpose of taking up a col
lection. After it had made the circuit of
the church it was handed to the minister,
who. by the way, had exchanged puIpits
with the regular preacher, and be found not
penny in it. He inverted the hat over
the pulpit cushion and shook it, that its
emptiness might be known. then raising his
eyer toward the ceiling. he exclaimed with
great fervoF, Il thank God that got back
my hat from this congregation"
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-05-07

"A printer on the Linn County Patriot,
who is bachelor, got hint the other eve
nIng' which, if he don't take, he ought to
De kicked sure. He was at a social gather
ing' and the conversation happened to turn
on sewing machines, their cost, de-, when
rosy checked damseI, looking up timidly
into his face, said: Spa has two sewing
machines to give away"
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-05-07

ANTIDoTE AGAINST Poison.
OF lives might have been saved By knoWl.
edge OF this simple recipes large teaspoon.
full of made mustard mixed in tunbler Of
warm water, and swallowed as soon as DOS:
slble; 1t acts as an instant emetic, sufficient.
" powerful to remove all that is lodged IN
the stomach.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-05-07

The Detroit Free Press. ssys that Eve
years since married couple in that city
had quarrel, the wife declared she would
not speak to her husband until he spolo1ix.
ed. For i've years she has kept her IL. na.
tured VOW, and not word has passed be-.
tween the two, until few days since recon.
Citation was effected.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-05-07

In all places, and in all times, those reli-
gionists who have believed too much, have
been more inclined to violence and persecu-
ton than those who have believed too little.
l suspect the reason is, that indifference Is
much less active principle than suthusi-
asm.-Lacon.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-05-07

CRowDED.-"Mothe where's the man
going to sleep?" asked girl of sixteen, OF
her mother, who had just promised tray
eller nights rest in their out. the way
hut. "I'll have to put him in with you and
Jack and Kate, and Sue and Bet, I sup
pose, was the reply, sand if its crowded,
one of you must turn in with me and dad,
and Dick and the twins
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1864-05-07

Good nature, like the little busy bee, COL
lects sweetness from every herb, while If
nature, like the spider, collects poison from
honeyed flowers.