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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-19

REV. DR.. CHgEvER will preach next Sunday
evening at his church. the fist OF series % cso'uss
on Christian Radicalisnl."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-19

FRUIT GROWERS CONVENTION AT IONA
IsLAyp.-A Convention Of those interested II Frat
Culture and in Rural Homes is TO be held of Iona Ishhd
OIL IL. esd aud 23l Of this month The arrangements
are novel; and the Convention has something the air ="
very delghtful excursion By steamer. but Is nene u"
less meant 10 be Of great practical value Lectures are
to be given with Illustrations from theoichard ana nor,
sery. AID the vine snd tree win speak for tbesess
With the help Of Ward Beecher. Horace Green!' DO
nald Mitchell and other eminent gentlemen. VIZ -
Bryant IA President Of the Convention Further ps'-
tculars VIII be found IN advertising column
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-19

UNION CENTRAL CoMMITTER.-Ihere was
special meeting oil this Committee last evening at the
headquarterf corner Broadway and Twenty 'th'sd'.A
Hon. William 4. Darling in the chair. The Executive
Committee appointed Aldermanic, Courci'mhnie'
School and Ward Conventions TO meet Oh next lne*-
dav night except in the OF the Ninth Ward which
viii be held on next Wednesday night. There wat no
,,ber business transacted and the Committee M
oulned q, en- early hour.
BOARD OF COUNTY CASvAsSERs.-ILe Board
of Supervisors net again yesterday at noon md after
some time spent in correcting some Of the returns msas
on the previous day proceeded with the canvass Of tho
Eleventh Ward
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fAdverti.emenI1


ssi g., s.. IS, g. s., 10. II and "a Ws.Aina,op,L.
New le,A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-19

The Richmond Enqpirsr Of the 9th has the
following:
OPTICAL g;sPATCH--GBE. BRRCKISBIDGR RoU rs
Tuu vNpNy py-IIiS
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.aiIg empire.
Last Nights BLspatches.
om,iai Bulietln--Frorn sherman.

WAR pIPAR1xEEr, WASHINGTON. June 3,
l0P. Mo Msjor.Gen, Dix: A dispatch
lated yesterday, at 730 P NJ has this
rveuing been received from sbrrmRn lie
ports that on Weduesdav, June ls' McPher-
,on moved up ON D. TO q point IN front
If the en-, M VI New Hope CbDuh. On
Thursday, June 3D. Schofsld and Hooker
iaving been shifted TO the extreme left, pushed
t,rwaid d toward Marietta; at the same time
sion, mans aud tisrspdls csySlry7 we're sent
20 Altoona Paes, which they reached and
reid possession Of These mogeDenis the
lspatch says have secured the pass which
vas considered formidable one. Move
nenis are reported by the di'pa'eh as in
irogress which are not proper ior. publlca'
ication.
Nothing has been heard from Grant since
ais dispatch, dated at Z O'Clock yssterdas
morning. Telegrapho communications bss
cen delayed by q violent storm on the
Peninsula. yeeterday ,veuing and last ieht,
md cam OF be ra-estRblisbed befJrs sometine
O.mutrow
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Cen. nirney vvhlp lhs Rebels.

WAsHiNuroN, June IS "A Dispatch irtn
he Amy OF the Potomac, dsted o'clock,
P. N. Tuesday, says, General BfnrJs
division advauced against breast wor
1eld By Breckinridpe's corps on the sou d
side Of the Totopotomay creek on a high EN-
nence,--a very strong position, aud one
which might have been easily held sehinst
vastly superior forces
The enemy, eiier firing q round or two'
md seeing delel minaiion to take the place.
Evacuated and reirealed to the wo d Our loss
ia nbout 252 We took about fty prisonepi :
mostly belonging to BreckinridEs'H com mapd,
.ome of whom eaid they were in the valley
IN the 6pht with Gen SiRel, but did not
hive to fRhr as stubbornly as they did here.
The attempt made 10 Iuru our LETT last
night and cut US Of from oar new base ot
supplies Was defeated with considerable loss
on both sides
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FOR SALE BY

Wm wensthoh and " W 9tewArt, Dayton George
Boyer mianishuTg stoc singer, nion; . ander'
son. oentervtlle; Nytrs. New Iehsnoni Y iackson
ChAmhers'urg y Z Rantr, II HArrislufg olwue
fohusviej Arnold Limbert, south Arlington; Jao0h
SIM 81, West baltimore; Koohi' IN, 9ermantnwnj
W Nurply Vandelai Il Niekole, hitertyj Heen
FArmersYne HeVeTling Herr Salem; W PYtmont
Williamh a swaner Net Ralnmorei Parker Bro
%; PaTkerbhurEj and by puggists and Menhsnts
senersAS SthrouGlJutth ths UHllea slatea and Oenadas
Aaaldly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-04
ABattI.In Progress.

wAsHixoros jana I'd -lhs .teamer KY
Port. arrived this P 81, having left The Whire
House at nom yesterday. Parties who came
10 on her. state that heavy csnnonsdinR was
heard there when thew left, indicatHgtbst an
engagement was 10 progress Ed .llr. U
A cavslrymsn who came IN from ihe font
10 The White House reported thai the Sikh
Corn. ives enpas,d having btousht itnn-hy
a rapia and sudden movementirom ih- lei' 70
the right Seve al reRimsuls Of egro todpst
doubtless q portion oi Buffers forces, were
haing lsadsd at the White House when tbs
KeYport left. ~ -.-a--
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-04

GENERAL ooLEssv The republican eandi-
tr for Governor said, ia speaking oi NJ.
Lincoln, at the Sta convention on Iturs.
dsy. Il csnnol help loving that fodiise man
u there are any PEI sons in ,te Slate who Hro
una, ouainttd Eiih GenerSl oslesby, ihis dec
stat,on will srve ss 3 complete Introduction
and revelation Of character and capacity -
To call retaier of stale eanecdoles, ih,mble-
rieser and "smutiy Joker" win On aiteru-
ated shRmbling, dii tinted disptopo'liooed
mind and body, ''godIiks," is ga sit tmPt TO
ridicale Deity and buriesque upon common
seBse. Il areu.s comtinenoa Of 'gtu-
dence d. maeoesm and fsnsIieFm hat Gov
ernor Yates even cannot parallel -..
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-04

WAsHrNeroN, Nav IA dispatch from the
Army Of the Potomac, dated Tuesday night
avs the dsy before the 5Ih Corps advanced
rom Hawes's Store toward Bethesda Church,
and drove the enemy about two miles
Az sunset while our men were engaged IN
digging rife pits, Rhodes and Early's
divisions ma ie an attack on Warren's right
aahk, causing him 20 fall hack from the frst.
lns The emmy then advanced sud charged
the second line Ki,ehlh's bri, sds OF h,ssy
srtillpry was posted there, ADd opened
hssvy Gre, in COZ Junction with Buuen on
both H,nks which nearly dem rsli1 d tho
r4bel column Of ATT ek The enemy fell back
in terrible disorder, and left their dead aid
wounded b.hind th m
TIE PREMpEYr siaNs THE NATioSAL sAyE BILL.
The National Bank B.l has been sigued
by he President
Delegates to the Baltimore Convention are
arriving here in considerable le uumb'rs.
Il is we'll known to the Navy Department
hat the rebels have iron.el-ds, Iospedoes
rNfs and other internal m chimes which they
intend 10 send down The James river, against
our Gunboats. hur our naval officers are we'll
prepared for them, sud there u no fear OF The
result .... t.
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I9Iantro.

AAtARTE d - srr1ago y sooaEorkmsu. Black
w smuhs snd Painie- want immediately. fhs
host fWsgsb sqVen- Appl, 10
an W. ". PHILLIPs, Fourth sircet
XAyAaTE ED--A situation n EnRin'sr 90 a -
w a na4y engng, b, young man lsiely ifVn
rapl lda; has had b - Neara e1l eTience hAA no 90
lc ton 10 golnF 20 tho eNuptry, An cary epgAsenef
ia 40 icifed Please address ~. o. nee oi thls
papsr. stating whor. an interwew may he had.
90 ApfI ~ cons qu nee o the Advanoo o.
" coal IA or ami AL Waisn 10 that erief int ~
20 sdvan the pre- II VA one dol Ar peT 100 ~
T ON The O. u day of Nay until nrihsTnot %
msda r. T. EVANS, s. eretery
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NOtcls.
UNITED sTATESHOTEI

BENCH STREET, BOSTON
(Dlreely oppos "a tho Pstcn anu Worcester Railroad
Depot
uNHF unders Fned who hss teen connected with the
| Amsnosu Houae, IN this rity, or owe nine years,
term NJ yesrs, and pledge him IN T. hiH ir nds gni
tho pnhlic 70 uae his toat rors ~uarin The rep.
utahon 0f the UNI En- STATS HOTEL, EH u hrst
elAss house The puiie msy rely upon hudng Al
this houAs all the appliances and comforts of frat
class hllei
Price A. here ofore, Two boilers pardag.
80 le,, TPA'V ortTr
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-04

Raa- Here Is specimen brick in Tie lire
of confidence gbmpsi woman IN Cincin.
.ati having an sarihsn ves,el In heF sPfon,
nt,rsd grocery store and bouPh Ioui d
4 cofree Removing the lid AID Wss shtut
10 ray loT Il WHEN she dscoveT.d she bad
forgotten 10 bring her money, Not 10 have.
ber honesty suspsci,d, the taid she would
'-Aver rnrehsss 10 ske went home atd got
her money She SceordipRly se, hsr o.ocksry
m the COUNTER &qere u remained until The
,IoceF kouRhi somsthine must b. wrong, and
u removing the I'D be ioHtd Il zee vas ne s.sa
bottom 10 ,he vessel and Of course the Sosan
bad gone oa with The coffee 10 hsF apron.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF a FIN
FARM

XTJE wiz . u, on tss sreml IS, ous ml'e southeast
w o. lAboFty, MUDtgOm'ry county, ohio On the
U ion and AiauiArurR road, On
-AtURUAf, NAY -, 1884,
BctWeen and o'eioek, TIC farm beloneink h.
tpe state o JACOB kOhTsr, aseraAsd. containing one
hundred snd tY.th g. acrer, one hundred ores
wich - und, cult stion the hAlanee tim ueT ltis
o. E OF tho eat shss iarInr 40 the county
T.tm--One third cashi the bd poe 10 two equa
ennuhl "a moi 10 wth nitrpet fecu Cd bS u Etg ~
pramissr Tide iudisl ut.lls
IAYiD RoHRER,
Elijah RJHRER,
resw5s Administrators vith -ill snnsxed.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-04

JOHN K. BARTS ESTATE.
NOTICE EIsHEREbY rIvEN that TIE suhscrttsr
n has been appointed nd qiis aad a. adminisu
tuv on the ertate o J0hn b. het late ei moHigome'
IN County, hio.deetaaed. EMELINE tAkf,
CSC MAIsHHkEs Atty AdutnstfNtlN
Mag 70 1854. nla9l atS
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When win RlCnnloRd De TaIten.

10 answer 10 many rqairies as 10 Shen
Richmtnd vii be tskeu, state thst Il will
be taken on or Rboutlhe tire The Bsl'imo
Convention convenes. News Of this Kind
sill be necessary to Strengthen the hack,
bone Of those delegates Who mSy feel dis,
posed 10 kick against the nomination Of ldn.
coin.
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Aost,

4 Osr--A pe on are HEREBY cautioned against
~ he''o laiug forS n 10 drawn M, date 2, hru-
Ny g. 1894, fot cur hundred and iweuty two dnllaFa
and crnts ts4o2 iO,. hirT d,Ys, and rSyHble ~
Etrst euonl HAns, mo nnsn, 70 the order n q,
W RoWland ~aid note has been lns nd VII psraonH
arc eau ionsd not 70 purchase or rncrye the same.
JoHN A MlNICK.
Mr.. JOHN a. MINIcR rne note alluded h above
never r, nrhed me mail or othsrwse q q 10 no
lot ger vhlii as tsa nat uou m. socouni
e W ROWLAND.
o,ncu-aH, Vesvusrv 70, iss4-Neildt
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AOttrrs.


NVAIG TO NV hNHHHIW9 """ NV" AsIR1'
ApDIrOA's OttioE, hoNTooHE G =, oH,o,
pATTOH, May ., isCt J
DROP SAILS for nrnifhii the ~ TX oks and
L atouery for Che ceaDy othees Of tbs county
Cuiiug the y " ending June 2, 1880, accord ug o
. - atoiis Shoh vii hs i1ru ali d Jn ApPlicsson
vii tie T l,ea a. tuis oticr Until The nrst Monday
VI ~ month
~ O. ter o. the ATTY commssonegs,
nIOitt 1hUNAB U. LOVE, Auditor.
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ATTACHMENr NOTICE

Perry Weave, rlNntf, agsinst Net an n. Boys, -
iendnnt b. fore ohm Burnett "a tre - tn feac'
o. rson roWuehiR Mont omefy iouny Oho
.hN thr IS day Of Warm 1854 SAIL Jnatoe iaspst
\ J On order of Attaohn cot ID the aNve action 70
the sun Of sixt,s d dslaFs and nihstY uve cen,s
Trial IN thO ltth asy of May, A. one e,oinek p m
s0ss PkRRY WEIVkh
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-04

A PETITION will be pre-ented TO Governor
n Rruugh for the . uriun T tlsyborD nagsn, nov .
ssoa s. "a RARIRR HAGAH.
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4 IT ENTION-ONLl FOR 7jc.-LAplES
I. tauGht TO opeaie on Wheeler & Wilson. sewing
neohluts IN All its branches, by An experienced
peiMo.. Aipy at 3l5l = Eirhth Az, bctN cen 2tth
NJ 18th sts, Ia the Drug store. ~
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EURS, TURS-LADlES' AND Chdren's
L fancy fur, cheaper than the cheapest at the
iunnuitotJrv, ~ Lichth bet Goth and 2Ith e,s
Rome Der 81, up stair. iurs altered aud repaired
carefully. g.. FiNIGAN. $40
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NJ s;rDgSHNES.

EJEElOlR tOUGH-USECA MpBELL'S
" SlEi % Far md Nili Cr..u .uio cure Tor
ughs Cu'. rpre Throat or dlpthrsin. only 20 and
'n cents zee lUtuo. To hr had NJ tNMlBELliS drug
utoI I'd. cor. Sch ave and .rfh 10 ca Al.AEk'S drug
soic. COZ. llu.-ln and Hammond st-.; oHEDDEN.
co. l~w'D ,ui ia IT,, anu u..u VA brooklyn, at
MILNE, ~ fulton IT. III
nR BONE, ~ WEST lGIH ST-DIS-
l|ciror Of the heart luuI-, liver kdueys ul,eratod
thrul's, old u.oru, iuuur, otUc'I4 Hcfuiuln, evcTy
iostu nj sliu drr'-r, rsuppus &c. liours TO :. 6b
Owe or LIQUOR CURFp.-DR. ZELL'S
- fAMu' > NIENlNE POWDERS
have cured tnouttuds of cases, Ani thuusands may
vet be- saved 20 fhcr families and friends # they Try
thlB truly Ipeluy' cure. Can be- given unknown 70
The patient Ia coil q, tea or ot.cr iuds. sold only
NJ No. o. Division w. and ~ iishth 1v, y. Y; Dr.
Aibrua ~ ligd,nu t. y. T.; hp.'a. 40 Fulton st.
and Milne 2lI Fulton n. Brootyu; ~ lnnFrtaffs,
No. 80 Montgomery ~ JcrCy CIV ~ Mercer, 22t
Broad n, newark 10 south ~ 20, n 100 tIushurgh.
Price ONE DOLLAR. HlWNEI on MUTATIONS.
N.b,--lho GcnuIuc IN. LEII!S HENLEY viii never
rickru thr patient. Warranted sent 10y mail ~
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a GOOD BOY WANTED INTllE PICTURE
frame lusiuct, only one who hNs Teen In The
'nde steady ucrd Apply H. tnt store, 55l Blocker -,
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ARTICLES FOR SALE.

T .OUISlANA MOSS-lOO BALES PRIME
- BLACK hair mos in lots to suit purchasers. For
sale by j. l.. hcKEEEER, 90 Wall st. 1902
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.zEO CASH IN HAND FOR 3 YEARS

GSOO-HIGHEST BOUNTIES PAID For
NoOO and years men (cAsh) after the doc
tors examination at IS Franklin ST. Capt. f. HART
MANN. $40
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AUCTION THIS AFTERNOON, At .
[ MORIARTY. ATCTR, WILL SELL

this day, at l0s o'cock At lI3 Chatham 20,
ia, lounges. bureaus table, mirrors clocks oil paint
ings, feather beds blankets comforter; ALTO caa-i
mercs stockings sbrts glassware, aud various othur
go-Dds
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EXCAiEk SIONS.

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-ON AND
az -, T. 20 4, W.. mud 31L &, 10alP.M. sleeping
cars at gh.d 20 anu u"l T., NJ trslus from 30th IT.
'l taA. leave Chambers Il. thirty minutes earlier
Than e. N ~ SUNDAY trulu =. VI from 3lth street
Through height tram DULY. J. ID TOT CEf, Asst
SUI. 40
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hHtusi0u in ID cou'rc'l.ucr. or fancy sto-c: hfs
rl' hnoNicllu OF tie tusiurss. tutxc,l t.ouA.4U
i'',uce given. AItig.. LIZZIE C6KNtlI,
.1sdwNy Fost OIlic,
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4 ENTION, LADlES-THE OLD ES-
"a tnhl-hcd y. !. Tur Manufacturing Co, SO Chat
ham t. opposite ttuoR White Marble Hotel IL sell-
nH single sets AZ Their factory Wholesale prices CAN
early and ser choice and great Bargain. setts Si5e
Huts aud collars r,jU etch, and upN ards; syberian
rquiGrtS Fitch Martin and Mink sable sotts very
low. Altering and repairing to the latest STYLES
equal 90 nov. rraUlt given 10 purchasers inpuring
lNti Manager. 1852
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- TAUGHT ON SINGERS AND
\ machines perfect, for 81, m family sew
ng, and flannel shirt makin@ recommend
Tier learning. Apply lliY Allen q, bet
Delaney, fancy store. ga
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\ YOUNG MAN DESIRES EMPLOYMENT
" on some light work during the coming winter
enings. Vases hut little consideration Address
4 L. h Box oil. sun Oficc SCI
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MANILA SEGARS AND CIIEROOTS-
W 5000 Nos; !, 9, and D, for sale BY j. l., Me-
kEkVER, 60 Wall 81. 1913
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100000 ,,a, AT ~ ~ ;, y

substitutes receive the highest caAh bountes towns
aud counties supplied. Apply 422 BIOone d. baAe-
Iuent Va y
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WANTED.

\ YOUNG MAN DESIRES EMPLOYMENT
y On some Light work during the coming winter
tI'nss. Vases hut little enumeration. Address
y, L. Box VII sun Ofice. SCl
4 TIENTION-ONLY FOR 7jc.-LAplES
Il tau hi 10 operaie on Wheeler & wi son. sewing
nschin~ In Al. its branches by An cNIcrcnced
peiMot Aip.F al 3l5 = EIGHTH Az, bctN cen 10Th
M 18th sis, n the Drs store. ~
A GOOD BOY WANTED INTHE PICTURE
frame lusiucp, only one who has Teen In tl,
-nAr steady ucrd Apply ~ TIE store a54 B,c,ckers'
oar Charlton II. IL
! YOUNG AMERICAN LADY WISHES \
h'tus'iou in % cou.rc.lHuc,. or fancy sto-c: hrs
VI, AH." go OF tsg iu'in, acNc' it,onS.tr
-'sdwNy Fost Office
pRESSMAKLR WANTED MMEDl.
htc.y Al. cl .s hEnlr can have steady cm-
AehI aud the ni.hcst Na.es, " 49, fuIrth ave.
Miss D.. sIIErAknS.
BTiFlCLiL FLOWERS-WANTEp. Good
" D." i.tkcr, non, lIt .pol hands uuud 0ipll 10
~. bhBu CHN's. al5 CauI1 10
4 lOUNG GIRL WANTED, 10 DO GEN
cth' houscwu,k IN rtHiL family; American or
imam prcuci Appi, To 20 Wet 2ttn Il. -
MARRIED LADY WISHES To AuOIT \
'nui " ycars old dir.. Adde'S, 81, buA yle sun
NUMBER or COOKS, WATERS. House
Nh ut .ir .ir.s Vlut,d Tor good situations At J.
A.lI rs oGce, Whitehall stop,s-itc the Wssh-
sou Hotel great rush Tor hc. iately lHnded.2 h5
BOOT FILTER WANTED, THIS DAY,
to work on calf legs by the week. At Il2 Pearl
coz NrS Chambers ~, Now York s.
TAILOR AND TAlLOEESSW WANTED on
4 coats--hn operator On SinRc''s mprhin, at 80
uc'tsL utar h.Vinetou. Rear house, upstairs IL.
ALTMAN. lbt
TIN AND SHEET-IBDN WORKER At
abe Me rcpoIi'in Iron Works loot OF i6t'. ST. Mr.
ndf employ mont 20 % good workman. %
NAN WANTED TO OPEN OYSTERS,
the barroou, 10 Wet IT, CLl ut o'clock
VI. 10.
~ ~, 4 Will, 10 AA.IAr ~ A ~
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Labor,
the manufacture Of .SoOts, shoes taud u'hcI
Wanted a few iirt rate hands on various
90 commence the wOsk OF the "Pitkin' Educr-
Il MauuiacturiIr m-'itutiOu, ~ ~ NCroy et y.
md at Wood Haycu, q mies from south Ferry,
J None neei apply except with first rate wllt-
communications. See printed bills tor other
cul1Is. -
,fDIIN X. HiIkIN, iT1Hldpuf.
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TT OBLIGATIONS.

THE CHOICE OF PURSUlTS-PUYSICAL
4 and Intellectual Culture: Labor, mental and
iurUuql Human FAces; The Md House," Varieties
OF Challcter la!oc} Inssnity, causes aud cure see
Deotaier 40. IuTcuolpricll journal, ~ cents, by
hrst pct. Ncw.mon have It, Address Messrs. row.
LfRG WELL :, 50 Blontway, NY. 355
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CT O6n-FkRM or a. AIRES or
- =. (DO god land, 20 under cultivation
tree. of selected fruit building ur.. YELLING a.
Dlg ny. ~ Chambers 20. 20
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-08-27


the stomach md It is carried or by the MD of the
Mandrake Pills the Pulmonc Syrup is made into
blood. This is the only way TO cure consumption.
If ! cannot get good appetite, and food does not
digest. | cannot cure tho patient Never mlnd lhe
cough remove the cause aud will stop OF lsei-
This is the most trouble have with my patients Mt
my rooms They say, "Doctor, feel stronger
cat my night swc0ts are better, and leCi bo' !
ter every way hut my cough is so bad yet; ahd
they are ostonshed to hear me say that docs not
matter: remove tho cause and tho cough VIII sop
Of itself Sehcnks Scawccd creates n good 0ppeuto
in about ninc dsys, when there is no lung disease,
unless the liver is congcstcd that the Man9fNke
Pills cannot unlock the ducts Of the gall bladder IN
that short space Of time in order to allow the s2lo
bile to pass of Keep the liver and stomach hcal.hy
and there is less danger of consumption Tor any othef
disens, II is hard TO take cold when those organs
are healthy Those that arc bilious, low-sp'ritcd,
drcary, feeling sturd coated tongue, poor appetite
ncrTous, stomach full OF wind everything that % Is
eaten lies heavy. loss Of memory try one bottle OF
SCUENCK'S SEAWEED TONIC, and ono box Of
SCHENK'S MANDRAKE PILLS. IL Is only
cost of dollar rrd twenty cents, with full d.
rccticns This sufficient, in many eases, to satis-
fv what thc medicines are. Frequently one bottle
makes great change in the system Any person
that enjoys ordinary health, by using the Scawecd
Tonic and Mandrake Pi occasionally, must get the
divestiyc organs in such q healthy condition that
they become iCshy / can produce number OF my
Old consumpyes patients now enjoying good health,
weghine nearly 2o4 pounds. vii conclude ~
relating three cures | have m1de in New York, and
which lrc MI different, ana wish any one who feels
interest in The matter To visit ihem. Irstis Mrs.
Farlov. residing then at No lOI Houston street Her
husband called uieu at my rooms, 32 Bond street
ru1 wished me to- yal aui 500 her. lie SAID I could
do no good tfst he had had all thr best medical
g.tenlgurs and all saii she too far gone with
Con uult1n To- lc CuiCo but She bad heard OF somc
great cures 7 had made and lie desired 60 gratify
her wisucr. / called and found her lying confined
to her hod in tIc "St stage Of bronchial consumption
and without doubt must have died soon. l uXlmin-
ed her lungs, found both bronchial tube very much
nFUi hut h..t ia
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T'tic Adnsn's Express Company
OWE NOTICE that they have conr'ulcl
W rangements with The Noriiem Central Rain
Company TO run trains from Baltimore for b.
Harrisburg Dauphin. Halifax, Trcvur1". -urhF
Northumberland. Lowisburr. Milton Muu'r. y
Transport, and all Intermediate stations. cauunn.
at Harrisburg with tho GREAT WESTERN j
PRESS for Pittsburg, Cincinnati St Louis and
West.
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Superintendent Pcnn'a Division. Philadelphia
i. A. FISCHER, Agent for SGabury.
April D. 1852
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ikEgREbS EENE-AE.

Garner Of Stgts aHa Ihtrt Streets
IAERIsBUEG, PA
TllTS HOUSE. in consequence Of its convent,
| and near location to the Capitol. has made
desirable stopping place. not only for those 'u
business at the seat Of Government, but for oH
visiting Harrisburg.
March 2g. 1862
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.I.E.AEGg.l. l.ZEY.rsE.Ag AND CgAE
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FOR s. ALE

FE'lIN sul.sg.1ut offers for sale low some valuable
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