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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-17
BUSINESS = otires.
WHO is Mrs. WNsLow7

A, hl. question IA frequently asked, we Wi simply say
that she lady who for upward Of thirty years has IN
triasy devoted her time and talents Female Physician
aud nur.e, principally among Children She has especially
.,adied the constitution aud Of this numerous class
and result this Effort and practical knowledge obtained
in Bme spen, and physician shs las compounded
Soothing Syrup for children teethins operates like
rasicgyng aud health and is moreover sure TO reg
uar the bowe In consequence Of this article Mrs In
becoming world renowned benefeor Of her race
children certainly do RISE and bic" her Especially Is
hi. the case In this city. Vast Quantities Of the Soothing
Syrup are DAILY sold aud used here We think Mrs wnsow
hes immosed her name BY this invaluable 'r''''' and we
sincerely believe thouni. Of children have been saved from
an early ruye by It's timely and that millions yet unborn
VIII share II. benefits. and unite in calling her blessed No
MOTHER has discharged her duty to her suffering little one In
our opinion until she has given the benefit of Mis- WHY
SLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. Try 1t, mothers-TRY IT VOW.
-lLsdies' yi,iior New.York City. IS cents bottle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-17

SUMNER HATs.-A cool head is very deslra-
nj. n all times, but when the weather sury is parieu
y 90 and necessary therefore. to wesr suitable head
coverings. They will be found in great variety at the es'ao
shuen Of hs Halter KsoK No. 2l2 broadway corner OF
Fullonsl He has Summer Hat remarkable for sh'nes'
which protects the head the solar rays and is worn with
.,ce.ding con1fort
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-17

NERVOUS and NIRULEsT DISEASES and PHYS
tcII WgAxsEss arising from Specific Causcs-new and re-
Liable trrstmen-in Reports Of the Howard Associson sent
BY mail In letter envelopes free Of charge Address ~ j.
SxnLIs HorGHros. Howard Association No sooth Nh'st'
PHILADELPHIA pa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-17

Aid for White Refugees.
Thousands Of Women and Children In great need 81
CLOTHING BEDDING and other comforts Donations
may be sent to the Row L. c. LOCKWOOD Secretary Of The
Union Commission the Sanitary Depository No. 10 Coopcs
nio Donors will be relieved OF trouble by sending note
address which will be returned ndorsed WIN
. me .enger to bring the articles
Dr. J. r., Evans. late Of No. I23 Madsonav, on account
Of heath decided NOT to visit Euopes present
be nav still be found with bis efficient partner Dr. FEIEh-
SON At No q East 3lst st., third door from Madiscn
Office hours from 8 20 10 q m, and to . p. IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-17
9periaI Notifies.

Ninth Ward.-The regular Monthly Meeting OF the
Ninth WARD UNION ASSOCIATION viii be held -
BeeckeT Building THIS tfr.day, E'EniNG az ociGeA.
N d. THArxR Sec. WIN. n. GEDSEY, President.
German RepubIican Central Committee. The
Rcrslsr Meeting viii be held THIS friday EVENING =
O'clock at Hsadquarters Roefes Hotel No Is Jdav Tue
members are send business OF tmportanos
viii he transacted ANDREAS WILLMAN, President
GUsrAvus LEVY. Secretary.
The Executive Committee viii meet there at O'Clock N
HENRY RICHARD, Chairman
NJ C. HASpscHua Secretary.
Post.Office Notice.-lThe Mails for the UNITEDklNo-
nom and the CONTINENT, via Queenstown and Liver
pool per steamer EDlNBURG and for the German stssee
via Brsmen per BREMEN, will close At this Omcs
on SATURDAY the 18th day Of June at l0f o'clock m
and Al the uptown stations follows: Stations and D.
10 a. M stations and D. a m Stations and " y
a. H.: Station o. 10 mr,v p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-17
SHERMAN'S

The number Of Rebel prisoners captured by
Sherman during the present campaign. as officially re
ported, is fifteen hundred.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-07-14


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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-07-14
These Migafy AeaAssss swsRaa
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are q mooz 10 gne saekI

xAa wEns u stagltug msAlesasi - eas@ ne ias
and Hsssasltsss 81 &ha sassxaas sasAsa Of AHnAns-
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me syassns assasssng AasaFs h. hss tasA II W 8
and fzssssss4gT vsfesnsassa
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-07-14

rTAs follexiak langnags u Masas,
49, b entered shsforsaksn oisy Of Mos
sow u 1919. d . taishfsl piesars Il he
wes& whish m bssa asasin sas sssnlsy
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sw@6n TO powers where tho battle feld
ii ne miliiafy eonn0iI givs tha dscisioa;
IN hsEs ! whoas race u axxsyed akaipss
=, fsinw y u demons of Hell. Tbs
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-07-14

The Evapsreil has great deal % Say
shout fRebsl sympsthixera,n whom is
says have bean, and STALL are, fesdsxiag
aid and uonfoss 10 the sasmy. We had
oar doubts whether the Rebels took amp
interest in the ELECTIONS Ga this aide Of
Mason and Dixon's line; but the EolloH :
ing which we clip from tbs Riehmoad
(Vs.) Dispssoa, removes all u cur doabss
and satisfies 10 thai Lincoln IL he Rebels
candidate for President. h Ads AID
comforts them and they 60 ips Aia 70 .
aaan and SAY If they could sanalaAnd q
millisa Of votes they woaid east sAsm all
for Lincoln. The following ore anoag
Eheis reasons sos sapp ,rsiag Linesla aad
johHsoa: e
!. ssFor OR part Ne are glad 10 bear that
Lincaln has received the Aemfnasion<
When sozae sntsrprfsing, partisan oHeer
az the Revelation proposed 20 saxsy On
Sir William Howe from the miosk Of his
array, Wsshlagton put hin rass On 10 nj
once. He lad no dsshs thas Il wss keas-'
able but Howe md conducted sAM var N
ssapidly &c Il vas pessihla Tot aAy man
20 eondues ii, and say change whatever
scnid be hut Tor he nsisish fnteresk Les
bin, star, for fear Of Succession whs
might net DO quite such an inheeils. So
We sAy Of Old Abe. Itwould BE- impos-
sihla 90 Fad an0thsr sach ass In tks Uui-
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-07-14

Is Eayassa 70 ssst sAe rssalAalns and restorative
powers Of sAis Aarmisss ssa azseeivs psvsa' ssipa
At ths sws sgocs II lsfs IN whaeh TIA fssaals 4ys
ssm aDasxssss sAs msst aapsssaas ans critical
aAaa&sss shs Psaas wlE pssvs pss1siys safeguard
sEaiass ssil seaeszasnsss. Thss are alss sOxa-
asasay rssemzssnasA . ssssisc in sEsry eAssFzss
70 waasA ssAslss - szraasiTslS suh5ess
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-07-14

Are sAs sources Of the assdai ess Aals&iss rAsls
efscs 10 10 xisists ALI the Eassls sS the eey and
TO asad psisoand stream taEssagh ali the eAannsla
rsssiAta TIA nvss, asiHg sAf fslaxsa or lrrisstSa
sssmaSa into hssaraa eonaisaou ssd acting tArO'
shs sa1ssase sEsaas uRsa ths aasea tsssass caAmgs
shs saass ~ ne sssem freEs sisxzsax - AsaisA 10
exercising sinalasneess asAa wAsasssaass s@ecs
INCA sa lie parts and tunctiona.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-07-14
rgRMosr ON RRKR xpkKca

Sincs the noainatioa on Gen. Frsmons
hy shs radicals, none hare abassd aoss
Or hssa more bissss Ia their demonstration
cf hing than shoss who Ndt few short
years ago wsrs laading him % the very
akiss. Thas Ersmsns - suscrdsnaas
esROsr was the ssel Of Abrsham Linssln
in Aia aespokss measures, and although
Ia did mes Approve Of sAs neasuEss Of ais
superior, be - in duty bsana sxeeassd
them vita alaerisy and fidelity due FROM
q Subordinate sikosr to his snpsziozs and
shea he was Landed 20 the skiss snd was
svea talked Of As the man whs woald
lead shs armies Of the North on 10 victory
and in the end crush oas the Esbsllion.
Bat nov how changed are those lick
spitsle editors whe whs wofshipped FIRE.
aaoas while he was the teol Of dsspoa,
hss dsspisa hipa wheaI he has become =
foreman, and dares 30 aspire the once
that Abraham Lincoln il determined to re-
tain at the point of the bayones. Now
when fremont becomes the candidate Of
party that adsesstea free apesch and a
free press, all the minions Of poser and
sheir base tools are abusing and villify-
ing him~
In this stata Of the case ws deem ID
but jast to General Fremont, that his
views upon the subject Of free speech aad
free press Be lasi before ths public,
and, therefore ws reprodase the follow
ing, which do homer 20 the bead and heart
of THAR author
Letter frSm MsjaS GfASyxl d. RsHfsy, 4SasS
Spraazftsf4, Ao., Sov. rs, 1851, 70 avtsa4isr
GFasTss 1ROm&s, AafafsHf 9sasTai q. 8. Il.
GkRxRAL :-Tne!eseA yuu viii ssaa copies Of esT-
tA4n negotiations sRfiea on essw cen aJss Gensr-
al ssemeRt On ths arsf part, sad Major Gs@sfal
sGsEiiag Price Of the second psrts having fer OBJ
ise&s-arst 10 s2sks Arrangements Tor Tie exchange
Of Rxisanexa; seconI, 10 pssseat arrests forsi-
bis interference in the fHsRrs fax the mere ga
preston es Ro4ltiEai oeaalons iAifd, 10 InsaFs
that the war now prsgTessEus shall be sonaRed sx-
EaasSvesy u kas arTaisa in ths neAd 'I FESna lac
Report Of tbs couaEt stss ths esEet VI tAs VAR
par ID D. IS
Extract freu sgsesA ~ General Frsz4cns on iAs
occssseH Of Prss<Aistlea sS 8 SsEord az So.
Lozts, S0cs Iss&
But wkils yoa s5ws aAe wsalsa aaa power Of the
nation maintain the integrity Of its terxisefy,
an& gale req skasad sy yassx csssBsatuta gufhari4
ssss wiIh insinsbae a4aEity and hsla HESS iaeK-
be II position, ygu Ess with eqaaI deternsiSai1oh
nzasnsxia those safeguards Which hsys hesf thrown
as@sG4 yaur psrseu44 liberties. rae stEeassA IF
iH tke rnaiataineacs 1g iadisiezsi hbSfxy, ss Is
stSod aaAte4 the saPFssaAey 81 tke azws; la the
frsesosn Of spsaeA, saa u Ne press sysv iHva
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-07-14

Esaia u ns& Alstosy wx1sssA - sNs mAzs % sTsn
asxtvea frem fha sxY%sssaesAs& ema a@siaa. n
ssnslsas os q oaneilatisa Of assstmoEaals f-um
me sae& 81 ever esaHsEy~aa aa&sRpsasAkbs
rscsrs. sas Aaa u waiCh has saysz bssa aaaSos
In favos u asy Ascsvsgy SO lavsaSaoh Esncs tina
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-07-14

We pablish so-sasy csai Ter Peace
ooassnsson, 10 be- held 10 lows City ON
che 94sh o. Angass. Wshxvs osiy spaee
70 say that the esd meets our hearty APP
pssvai, and ws hope thas every fsiesd Of
Rsass and sks Unioa, viii sxefs lsimsslf
% sssars full attendance at the Con-
vension., Let the frisads Of Ps&ss be
heard thrcaghoas the lsngsA and brssdsh
oa the land, ana whm hoard and their
sssassa y szkisdssa Dsspsts may veil
tss2bls. We hops svssy Pssss man In
Passswassazais Cosnsy Win % srrsngsI
isbuminsss as 20 be abls 70 attend thsh
Ooassy meeting which b called Tor che
lssA DC Asgsss mari. 4 =
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-07-14
DEMOCRATIC REGISTRATIONS
STATE TICKET.

poa sxcxxTAMT or sTAxxs
JOHN n. WALLACE
O. MasesssRs oeuasy
8sa5st 81
sea srAgx TRxAsUEg@,
~ JOHN g. LASH
vFs oa Maasy Sssasss
goa AuDE1om 90 xx&T9s
as g.. O. s4ENOERSsf0TT,
o. Eswa Csanty.
ron axsEsrKR LAND oRvacKs
a. .. NOTEBOOK,
OF Msnsaa cauasy.
goa sUPaxMg supax,
THOMAS NJ. MONROE
Of Dasases ooaaV.
~ssE u sea ATTORNEY a&HxRAGs
CHARLES ~, DUNBAR
OF ssekaoa cosass,
YazsaaxTaAx zLscrezs, srAsnaAs G@sAx
IRA g. MITCHELL
4, ~. PRESTON.
prvxRscx gxxcT0xa.
La aAssxsss~~DAHIELR n. MKI4LKEs
ID y0HN RwGNEF0&D,
Nd u. n KsCHAkDS.
Sah j. K. NEAL,
ssh - A. 2. LARxMKa.
ssA q J@EaN No. sTsCKBAGsk.
;
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'LaGRAND BYTNGToH,
9. ri. hlcl3HOnT and eshars.

L. This call Issues ii The lnsssnos of
the most reliable ciIissas, who Rris@ fren
every section Of the Ssasss sad nsxspsr
per editors rsssiving copy are request
Cd TO publish and sommeGt upon it, for
the information Of shsir readers. Free
d,m oil aisuussiea and oil Assioa are iasi.
ted. i
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-07-14

VI sAs ana 0*At6 aAH0tyea an tae PRIMARY
issas Of peass and wss, b he issas be-
swsss Labor and CspitaI, which ID nor
By tbs presidsss forced upoa %. nv the
nsras rsfessnss 70 the bends advertised
for sAls BY the G0ssrnmsns sgsnss, yoa
viii and this signsSeaps fass statsd liz
these words: aand Ill the beads isssed
under khis - shan be xxxzsr ss0x sAx-
Anaz By or aadss any Stsss Or Muaisipsl
sssassisy.n Bat 70 psy sAsss bsods,
somsbody nass BE- taxed ~ rot che esp
ital, then the labor. By shs sllghtsss ref
ersss 10 TN ssssipss srsm yoar Dissrict
Gsalsssor, yea viii sbssrvs saas every
gardner. farmer, mechanic, and lsborsr.
i ssxsd for every ding " Dosnty, sssss
asd general gpssransnt. Pssdssaivs L.
Dor b sAssd Tor NE sarpsrs 81 lazy ssp-
itsi. Tbs sssnssy loons are taxed -
Support Planes. Lisssy- wsalssy k.ads
os~ hsr hsfd saruiaw y Ca1knws mi
dlkss RnsAsn 1esn dslissrs Ii % u
HssaxSls saspets. Eahsr ishsrsby asos-I
- y bstts Isnlissd Slsss d sspit4l -
- go eevasnsrs sotiss 4 Iazes'
Reneas, - sssnssy isisfGnA& tkss -
issn bssds sssss . % sSDmnnD rxconr. q
30. LxSsx Receives for hw seaiAinx|
sNees ~ 0ti1eofng I'll. IN - 10 ~
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.HoLLeNIY'B OINTMENT!
II 49,
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wsSasTsul medical rswsaaaioa thas tAs waFa
Aas svss ksswn, % ss3aAAiaAss tia al
tmpsxtass facal sssa ssA4sssSs &aa Ia
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-09-20
LIBERTY HALL,
II a M B y j E r S
GRAND MAGICAL SOzR EE,

BOY Will BE KTLLAD AND RESTORED TO LIFE.
Also hundreds Of other novelties.
no On Wednesday afternoon at o'clock
AGRAND MATINEE; for the ladies and
children IF 4 lie sandria.
Admission 25 cts. Reserved seats 50 cts
Chill lren half price to reserved seats. Doors
open for the entertain ment at night at o clock;
to coum ence at s cock
For full particulars see programmes.
SEQ - st E. SUI W RIL, Agent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-09-20
nEsII, LINZ, Be n CEN

WASTINETON AND 4 TENA = q :ZIZE:
HAVING heen awarded the contract for
i 4 carrying the mail between this city and
Washington the undersigned ha~ l>ut Oil the
route new and comfortable COAOd, for the
acco m odation Of travellers
The Coach viii leave at i o'clock ,v"ry morn
ing for Washin gton, arriving there ia time 70
connect with the trains going north: and at
night will leave the Depot in Washington, on
the arrival Of the . clock train. Thu, persons
living III Alexandria and iourneying north ~
returning will always be sure at safe and
speedy conveyance 10 and from Washington.
rs Passengers for the North AT o'clock N
the morning will be called for, by leaving their
name and place Of residence at the office No.
south Pitt street.
sent l4-1m EDWIN f. MAYHEM.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-09-20

fgSHE exercises of MISS MARKS SaAi-
4 NARY will be resumed on Vod1esday, tie
14th y September. As TIE improvement Of the
students is greatly promoted by comnlt ncing
with the classes it essential as far as IS prac~
ticabie} that all should be present III the open
ing Of the Fall Session. Former pupils desiring
to return will p, as6 nskean early application.
Mis- vi hopes 10 haze efficient aiG and wiz
spare no pains in the faithful discharge Of her
onar>us and responsible duties. Particulars
given upon application at her residence; IA,
Nin~ street. aug l2--toctl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-09-20
8 j i & 4 :? ] 9 II l. L
sE, EEAEy's ACkDEG5Z,
no, IL, N0UIH uAeEy[Nk9TtlE So

MISS vi. a. ROACH, PRINCIPAL
gTyHE eighth annual course OF instruction vii?
j be co,nrnencad aG the abUve Institution on Bio
l2th Of September rut 1T whilb tine il Is de-
sirahie that al should be present who propose
10 enter a. the courae is uul,, entrance II
It's opening is necessary 10 SECURE It's ;uii adE@i.~
fagas. All the usual English branches, inclu~
GinE: a thorough eXanliu"tion Of the Natural
Sciences The CLASSICAL and Mathematical Studies
and the Modern LANGUAGES are embraced il tha
general course, to which The best efforts 81 two
Competent instructors viii BE- devoted.
Tapestry and Ornamental N9sdloWor! VIA
receive ESPECIAL attention from the principal
Music. Drawing and Printing will De cn:tir~
ued as heretofore al Professor : charges.
aus 2Z--tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-09-20
VI 4 RIM s
MARINES
DANCING ACADEMY,
AS, King St, Bet. St. A saph and Washington

145, King St, Bet. ST. 4 saph aud Washington.
DROF MARINI respectfully announces 10
{ his patrons and the public in general, that
he will resume his classes on Monday, oepten1-
Der 18th
DAYS CT TUITION:
For Young ladies, VI sses and Masters.
every Monday and Wednesday, from 3 to ) I.
NJ for Gentlemen, from TO 10 2. NJ
x+ss- For particulars see circulars, TO be mao
at French Book Store, OF at The Academy d'1-
inc school hours. sep l2-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-09-20
E'ss31tzGELAAz4E SCHOOL,
100 GAMER ON STR EET.

7TyHE third annual session, Of the above
/ school, will be opened on 1M,uday Septens-
Ter 18th under the management Of MASS
PARRyTT, who can, with confidence refer 10
her former patrons. Besides the usual Eng"
isl branches Of solid Instruction in female ed
ucaJion, Music and French will be taught.
For terms apply as above. aug % tt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-09-20

"a DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT FOR
.& &ii ,ALE.--A two story Frame Dwelling and
Lot on Prince street, 40 2o}, between Alfred
and Patrick streets The lot fronts on Prince
street, 70 feet, running back 100 feet to vide
alley. This is an eIigibly situated property and
the house at some moderate expense might De
made u olnortable dwelling, and is offered tor
Sale on reasonable terms. Apply at y o. Is,
King street. sep l2-tf