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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-12-16
Making an aggregate Ct
AMI leaving a balance in the

ani lcavin" balance in the
Treas'y as before stated, of SIS. $40. 55S Il
Tor the actual receipts and di>barse
neuts for the first quarter, ana the esti
mated receipts and disbursements for the
three remaining quarters OF the cur'en.
fiscal year, aud the general operations of
The Treasury, in detail, refer you TO the
report Of the Secretary Of the Treasury.
concur with him in the opinion, that the
proportion Of the m@nies required to meet
the expenses consequent uI.on The war de-
rived from taxation, should be still further
inc. easca, and ! earnestly invite your al
tenton to this sui iect 10 the end tia;
there may be such addiliona. Legislature
as shall be required to NEE; tho just ey-
pectations Of the Secretary. Tie public
debt Gu the Is day of july inst, as ap-
pears ty the books of the Treasury.
amounts to 81 40 600 4o9 40 Probably.
should the war continue another year,
that amount NAV be increased by not far
from five hundred millions. Held as it Is.
foE the most part, by our own people, It
has become substantially a branch OF ma
'i'''' '''C'-' tii'"tS ttci -. w
vlous reasons. the more nearly this prep
er;y can be distributed among al! the peo>
pie the better TO favor such general
distribution, greater Inducements to be-
come owners, might perhaps, with good
effect and without injury, lie presented to
persons of limited means With this
view suggest whether it might not be
both expedient and competent for Cen
gress to provide that limited amount of
some future issue of public securities
might be he'd by any bonafie purchaser
exempt from taxation and seizure for debt.
under such restrictions and limitation as
might be necessary to guard against abuse
of so important pril iega. This would
enable prudent persons 10 set aside a small
annuity against possible day Of want
Privileges hike these would render the pos
session Of securities to the amount limited
most desirable TO every person Of small
means who might lie able to save enough
for this purpose.
The great advantage of citizens being
creditors AS we'll as debtors, with relation
- the public debt, is obvious. Men read
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g. The army corres1oulrn. Of tue \.
\ Tlmes says that many officers are re
signing, on account Of the high cost Of liy~
ing. The writer also says:
Officers and Prigafes alike in some reg
imen;s have good can~e Of complaint, be-
cause they are not paid punctuaNy. In
one regiment at least (ne Flfty-four;h
Pennsylvania not one dollar of pay has
been roce we'd fer eleven mouths, the las,
payment beng up to December 81, 1868.
In answer to all Inquiries about lie reason
Tor tslI- neglect, tie stereotyped rerly is,
''no funds "a Statement: that some seem
willing TO believe.
Some OF the troops are sadly IN need Of
blankets, pants, shoes and stockings. Tie
Sixty first Penn .anit infan,rF is an sx-
ample. he cause Tor this evil. perhaps,
viii be 'ouni TO be Of i2G4I origin; bot
ono thing is certain complaints do not
brig the REQUIRED relicf.
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We learn from the \ I. Observer that
a few weeks since The Rev. f. G.. Ever.
,,,,or of an F,.;sca,.I c,,,,-.b !, Nv
!,
- preach =" iae o'it'o'' doo'-'o"' " the
day. instead OF complying Win Inc
request saws tie Cjse1rer, 81 he gave
them a sermon that opsrht to make every
a. .;r.
"Sn"'ii''' u having '>e'' 80 's"o'"p' u 'ne
province OF The EuipiL and & the duty OF
a r,aetOr. as to presume 20 desire him to
co,oa .to,-. from ,L.};,.L c,.l;,, or Cop.
l'i''''''e'' - ,F'' '''' - 'o'e ~ '-'''o'"'
ffeh"h' O s's'1ae''"" lhe attempt ~as
unworthy 81 cuflstIau cjl.zpTs, aud it wa-
very estra- =. end ~ ,alukadD Tie
e.... H.. L.. ,.,.r....I.., ...r ao nr...
a. & nc '"1isii"A
WAR you Go not about TO drug the
cbnfch "',h ne political vine mat >1aii
'htoHFaie her ana Gndt Ter Tor hef cain
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HrcH Mss IL BosroH. The Boston
Troec'rr publishes a Il,t Of one hundred
aud ,ntoe PERSONS IN hat city whose aa~
huaI incomes are above SIS 0O0 as 10
TUNED unI.er the special ircome taxes
Ir,. lax payers il lie fourth district ale
assessed ulon incomes OF more tLao $780,
au0 each, alter tie deductions allowed by
IA" were ma6e One gentleman, Mr..
Aa'haniei IIsyer, has the comfortable in
come u s305,I50. There are about ,hir,,
poison, m The same dlst,ict who are taxed
~ incomes Of $50. 0yJ and under 500
zee.
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~ The Democracy down cas-, amt
dead yet An election for city officers
vas held in Hartford, Conn, lac, Monday.
The Democrrts carried every officer BY
large calns or the presidential election.
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They ar" adapted 70 SACRED anj SECULAR
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? ,Sers in the Country; g we'll as Ct Musical,
Religious aud Secular Papers ard Journals,
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They not only pronounce it good, ertelltn.
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lis Class OF either European I'll American make
Prices SIIO, and upwards.
Every instrument is warranted for FIVE years.
DeScrlpnVe circulars sent free to any address,
or The Instrument Itself en- be seen aprli-
cation. H. D. SHEPARD.
Mantowoc. Dec 16 1854
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III "A N 1T O " &C:
A Rebuke of Political Preachiny.

FRIDAY MORNING, DEC. 10Th, 1864.
The New York herald., 1864-02-08

A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT GIRL WISHES A.
n situation A. chambermaii and do plain sewing
pvaie ml. Can be a, 252 West 18th ST. between
ath aud 10Th
The New York herald., 1864-02-08

A SITUATION WANTRD--BY RrSrECT ABLE
"A cha anbermaid and wal best Of
city reference giv-n Call for al 9S West
The New York herald., 1864-02-08

SITuATION wANTRD-By 4 YOUNG. HEALTHY
= woman, wet nurse Call for two days at y Ma
rou 81
The New York herald., 1864-02-08

S,ITUATIoN wANTEo-BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL.
- of children and do plain sewing light
smberwork and make herself generally useful Can give
Ne best Of city reference. Call AT Al Prince 81
The New York herald., 1864-02-08

A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT GIRL WA rs A
II situation cook; willing to assist washing and
ironing private family. Best cit. reference iom last
place Call al 6s fth av
The New York herald., 1864-02-08

SlTrATIoN WANfED-By A YOUNG WOMAN. AS
chambermaid o. waitress. Cool reference. Csil al
3 9th
The New York herald., 1864-02-08

4 SITUATION WAHTED-BY RESpECTABLE
y girl chamberwork ana waiting, city reference.
Can be seen 2ll West 9th st.
The New York herald., 1864-02-08
MISCELLANEOUS

DURDicK's WINDOW Bland STAT I6s,xs KEEP
~ thc sa1 Of blinds .! any desired angle aud securoy
lock them when shut For sale al all atores
by che Patent Metallic Weather Strip Company ca Broad
= 'sy. corner OF Blocker street sole agenLs.
The New York herald., 1864-02-08

YOUNG GIRL WANTS SITUATION, TO DC
"A general housework. Call Tor two ds,s a, 260 wes
~
The New York herald., 1864-02-08

A SITUATION wANTED-AS NURSE AND SEAMS.
n tress young woman Shaying pc I'd
city reference Call at 2oS East 18th between LIST and I'd
The New York herald., 1864-02-08

A RESPECTABLE MARRIED WOMAN WANTS A
n baby TO wet nurse Al her own house, with fresh
OF milk weeks old The best from
her sniy doctor Apply AT 2? Columbia st, Jorsle
mon, Brooklyn, first 1o,r
The New York herald., 1864-02-08

sUuE oLUB RESTAURANT. AS t2o. All, CORNER or
III Brosdway end Canal street -Fafnishcs 1abie dMoe
Diupsr from IL so'clc;s AZ HWY tcu~ ycs Of Wlnes
sud G'Qrots.
The New York herald., 1864-02-08
RI'rlII.srAURANTs.

ISErTLExEN DOING BUSINESS IN THE LowEE
mari of the city will please 70 drop 10 81 NO broze
Nsv Corner Beaver street. They yin nna very exselcn
xvnen crsc H,ster xIs on drsught Genuine Havana s.
s.xs youIeen years experience the eating depaners
~ ma princIpal hotels OF this city enables the
Sesstsnsd 10 know thing on two about bnding sc"d
ssrs~ Vemouber No Brosdwsy, corBor Beaver street
ssp''' Y. DONOHUB Proprietor and Manager.
The New York herald., 1864-02-08

A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITC-
~ alton to do general housework; well
men3ed. Cal at PA West Ih ST., between 9th and 10Th
The New York herald., 1864-02-08

A YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION IN A
n small family is good washer and ironcr Good city
references Gail at - Sae ST, South BrocSyu second
hoos, front
The New York herald., 1864-02-08

LII WHO ARE IN WANT or COMPETENT MALE
~ help. such ctachmcn, gardeners clerks. waters.
pryae servants porter fam hands sual boys &c
be Immediately suteds st kmpoyment House, l3S Iitb
corner OF 9th
The New York herald., 1864-02-08

S,rTCATION wANTED-BY A YOUNG RESPECT.
- able German girl 10 do general housework Call
aedess g. voiTsr. lui ave A. second ncor front
CITUATIoN WANTED-BY YOUNG WOMAN AS
y nurse and seamses; GOOD reference. Call Tor two
days ai 100 East 18th st.
The New York herald., 1864-02-08

A GOOD COOK. WHO WILL ASSIST WITH THE
~ washing q good baker desir "a
references. Cali - Union court University pace, DC
tween llta and l2th SITS.
The New York herald., 1864-02-08

A GIRL WISHES A SITUATIoN.-IS A GOOD PLAIN
"A cook and excellent washer and roncr would do
houSeworX in small private family: willing and uring
four her last place Call at 2i2 Mulberry
The New York herald., 1864-02-08

A YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A STU ALTON TO C0OE.
"A wash aud iron; city reference. Apps Tor two
4TT Tth ave-. between 39ih and 10th sts.
A GOOD NEAT AND PASTRY COOK DESIRES
"A stuato would DO washing excellent reference.
Can be Tor days Ice East I'D St. I'd
loor
The New York herald., 1864-02-08

An EXPERIENCED BAEkEEPER WANTED TO
n avoid the OF so calling please address
H. Herald onicr, wit references ana required.
closing sxty cents for advertising houey retained II net
The New York herald., 1864-02-08

4 YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION TO DO
"A housework. Appls Il .,i West 10th ST.
The New York herald., 1864-02-08

AS A GOOD COOK AND TO WASH AND IRON, BY A
"A very npcicnt girl with good ci.y reference; under
STANDS meats. poultry. game, soups pastry bread jces
40 Cali At los West 18th ST.
The New York herald., 1864-02-08

A TTEETIOS-AT 2es SEVENTH AVENUE. LADIES
"A aud gentlemen will be asonshed to the prices n
MARKS pays for Cast on Clothing Carpets aud
Ladies aud gentlemen are respectfully invited 70 sasfy
Please DO forget address Seventh avenue
near Twenty nth street. where win be dealt with
honestly Ladies attended TO by Mrs. Marks Orders win
Be attended 70 from Brooklyn Williamsburg Jersey CITY,
Staten Island. &c.
The New York herald., 1864-02-08

YOUNG GIRL WISHES A SITUATION AS
"A good plain washer aud ironer; good refer
Apply at 55l Sd ave- between 3Sth aud ah ss first
The New York herald., 1864-02-08

SITUATroN wANTED-BY A YOUNG WOMAN, TO
- cook, wnsh and iron Call al 26s 7h ave- between 27h
2Sh SIS
The New York herald., 1864-02-08

WANrED--A SITUATION. BY YOUNG WOMAN
W 10 do genera housework, good reference Call Al
West 354 st.
The New York herald., 1864-02-08

IyAN1ED-BY AN AMERICAN WOMAN A sfTUA.
w ton housekeeper a wdowers family, unexcep.
uogsbe reference given: objection GO into he cou
uy. Address box 3,5S9 New YORK Posi- Office
The New York herald., 1864-02-08

VWAErED-F0R A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY, THREE
servsna one a. cook and plain washer the scoopd 81
champ ermsd ana walrcss Esd the third 10 assist cksu
berwort sn6 O. washiug 70 copctep servspis eoo1
sr,es will be gves Ceu ~ sB Ui ~
The New York herald., 1864-02-08

NLFRKs REGISTRY, Gt NASSAU STREET EsTAB.
~ hshed under the psronage OF the merchants OF this
neighbnrng cities Owing the extensive connect
OF this shnent competent always lind
poyment IN ali branches 81 business BY applying as above
Wanted early to-day. assssnt bookkeeprr two entry
clerks several dry goods grocery and provision clerks:
shipping clerk steamer sorenau for provision
warehouse barkeeper and night watchman for hotel
clerk for Office two copsists and porter oher sna
fons always open. Merchants supplied with help gratis
Ord sDectfi
The New York herald., 1864-02-08

WANrED-A SITUATION. by RESPECTABLE
w woman a. hsst class cook. tho foughv uudsrstands
he business; has the bes city reference Call a. No r.
West Goth "
The New York herald., 1864-02-08

VVAETED-A FIRST CLASS COOK; ONE ABLE TO
DO The be,i Of cooking for fsmi keepins few 80
son Also nurse and sesmsiress Apply at i2s Madison
, 1864-04-25

that the sixteen hundred banks Of the coun-
try have increased their. .circulation about
three-fold since the War, ,without any increase
Of their securities. Indeed, some OF these Sc
cnrities have been greatly diminished by the
depreciation Of their funded bonds, &C. Now
what security hare the people for the redemp-
ton OF all these promises to pay? just none
at al. and who ever heard Of bank re-
deemlcg its paper When 1t WAS not obliged
to?
But 1t Is ARMED that 1t won1d be both I'M.
just and ungene ous to tax the circulation OF
the local banks after they haye responded so
1bcrall5 to the wants Of the Government
True, they have loaned to the Government,
with this decided difference: tha Govern
ment has given the banks ample security for
ali its loans, while the banks hare given the
people no &cnrity al al. Why not then de-
rive the loan directly from the people and let
them hold the Government secnrit{ess The
Government belongs. to the people, and the
people are willing to support It both by men
and money; but they are not willing to bear
all the burdens md let the banks reap all the
benefit. :! z.
Iand Of Congress q ter fhaf ,pH at ones drive
out If circulation The counasss 4aipplaAers
which are nominally worth from fifty to six
ty cents on the dollar; but which really arc
worth whatever the irresponsible corpora
tiops and individuals issuing them please to
pay for them, and ut the came time secure to
the government the means Of making good
all its promfses to pay. And let us have this
measure before the people are crushed with
the burden now resting upon them and daily
increasing, and before the country becomes
entirely bankrupt.
, 1864-04-25
i: An Ice jam Mt Niagara Falls.

The. Niagara Falls Gazette Of Wednesday
last has the following in relation to an excit-
ing event which occurred there few days
sincc:.a,. -t->,..v
"A change from the prevailing easter7y wind
to the opposite quarter brought down i'm
mense quantities Of ice from the lake last
Wednesday night. For the first time, we be-
lieve, in the recollection Of the "oldest In.
ncross the rapids between the bridge and the
upper end Of Goat Island. With the 'excep-
tion Of few rods in width near; the main
shore, the rocks below the Ice dam were bare.
1t Was sufe walking where usually flows an
impetuous food. And get it was not quite
Eo safe, as was proved Thursday morning,
when several young men wandered over the
barren rocks, aud visited q boat that Ind
been lodged there for several weeks. While
enjoying walk which We Of this generation
may never again hesr Of being done, the ice
dam gnve away, and the vast volume Of Wa
ter, probably from five to ten feet deep. came
rushing through. The dam soon disappeared,
and the boat that had remained fixed against
the ordinary torrent, Was swept away and
over the catarsct. OF course there was q hur-
rying toward the island shore and paper
mill pier. Some escaped with a little wet
ting and q big ecare, while others barely cs-
cared With their lives. a young man named
Barlow was obliged to jump frop one to an
other Of the floating cakes Of Ice. and fully
appreciating the necessity Of making land be-
fore being carried too near the cataract, lost
notime in leapfng from the last cake and
swimming several rods to shore. Those
who witnessed the scene describe it ss ex-
cecdingly exciting. Il all occurred at m
early hour in the morning. and. hence was
seen by but few Of our citizsns. =.
, 1864-04-25
Ul)itaeo. @ribnnt.
LIST OFLETfEFS


EenaiIing uncaucd for in the Chicago Post
=. Office
, 1864-04-25

The lin. cou:aty Qowa) Fatriot takes q
sound and sensible view Of the currency
question. from which We make some, ex.
We notice that several banks In our State,
together with the Boards Of Trade In some
OF our Western cities, are taking steps at this,
late day to secure themselves, and In meas
ure the people, against the load of. shinp1as-
tiers that is delugtng our land. and must,
sooner or later, bring financial ruin on our
country; We regret that these steps were
not taken sooner; and we regret especially
that Congress has 80 long neglected:to make
provision for the increased Expenditures of
the Government, and thereby allow bankers
and sharpers to fatten and grow rich at the
expense Of the people: = =, .
There are two things for which VIC COM
plain OF Congre ,s: First, that they did not
4bt iudiej0us ta1 provide for the payment
OF the increased indebtedness of the Govern
nent;, and second, that they did not guard
against lie Inflated circulation Of irresponsi-.
bic individuals and; corporations. Congress
has certsinly mistaken the temper, the patri-
otism and the good sense Of the people, or
they would not this long have neglected
these imperative duties : and ne dbuht, very
much whether the present Congress will
ever be able to render 8 satisfactory account
10 their cons itnency+ ...... -. :. = y; !
With regard to the increased circulation Of
the numerous banks all over the land, we
hive data before US to Justify the statement
, 1864-04-25
Positive Cure for Drunken.

DR.. ZANE's AETu,u1E Eo*s STRONG DRINK.
The love lvr Intoxicating drinks Is directly owing to
~ artificial arpetite-in otheE xofds pssTefson O
Il the use q sr.raons 'a1oss 1ntsmpsrancs u COZ
eni upon artltclal cAu.es Ih.se ence removed, tns
victim OF inebr-ty viii lose al thelnA*ion or de61re
sor tic lrni1o-s heseI2se. 81.
Dr.ZANE'S ANII{,DTE, by It's spac!nc sctfo1 re-
Etores the dsen>ed appetite to it, proper normal CON
csases, ana wha. before hna oeen irresistible
ston now becomes dttaB1stul nhnoxtsu. and Fepnl.
followed, 1t exercises almost nsEictl effect IN
aausnE deep-s.ated Af1rsIos II a alcoholic drinka
E1I tor Is.
9EhlcuEo' npl3et8l.Sin z F&Ais
, 1864-04-25

A little way. on, at the end Of the street.
beyond which Is again seen the open country
liberty pole stands, without flag. A
house compa1atively now, and in good repair,
sits fey yards buck, on The right side, the
staff officers. Lieutenant General Grant is
inside the house, eating his dinner; It
won1d seem that the Lieutenant General has
as little time to spare for that important bus
mess as he has for suffering the pangs ofu-
onizing At the great Metropolitan Fair, for,
in very few minutes indeed, he rises from
a hoard populous with good Victuals not half
eaten, forsakes couclaye Of still hungry OIL
GERS, and rends the heart Of black waiter
bearing desert by emerging from the dining
room, crossing the hall into bis Office light
ing cigar, and going to work. he has
yefy quiet way with lin, this commander-in-
chief Of the armies. of the United States.
Wears his old clothes, and does not sit
General still linger on his shoulders. "Pro-
bably he has forgotten to2 buy new ones"
General Grant did cot don the s'three stars
appropriate to bis rank.-Cam. ~ !, !?"rld.
, 1864-04-25

.'nEs&tni1E nehry $40 pages and ~ ans fatea 1nd
+ F:ate d Heath and disease. With TrsaEse on
lEAbuse ltA uuplutablc ConeequeLces upon the
Md end BcdT viii he Authors Pan Of Treatment
s sns rational ard suess*sal med q G9ds =
acs7~e1 TO tue nnrrted. ana these contemplating
cpA-fthee. who e,4tcrsain donbts Or tnen En5slcai
cceie. Of IS cc':A sn sAluns Or p.n'Al cufncy. ~
>1n-s!sinE or. LA CR0IX. No. 81 Maiden 1Ans. A.
-,eny, NE. 1e@3-s4asa1s7h
, 1864-04-25

Those who xre seeking health wtA consult ther r.
4ercs,s hy Waiting tbs EkSpSIA WATER. CUl.E.
The coufre tf treatment pursutd At ths es sasti:h.
ID the most lttrAi md comprehensive. contain
Ing sl the most Apprevs remedial ressuses-Hydro-
1.n,ic Hyrieraa, Medical, etc,Fetc.
For further information akdresa. with Stamn. =.
TIM OYER. Proprietor, or CHAs- F. REED, h. d.,
Physician.
, 1864-04-25

kNEAIEIJ TANJEUEAA0 W 1IA1
~ be received At the occ of tina Ninnesota Central
iatiwA1 Company. In Minneapolis, Minnesota, until
the ath dsy Of May. 1854 at II O'Clock nooR, for Tho
tirautcE, Masohyy AnA Bridging On tho branch una a
said roaa III N litpdot4 te St, P7nf.
: This work comprises largo anonnt OF sand rock
excavation, and lbe maseofJ sad sape<st<uc tREe Of
bridge across TIC slIs.,ssippf silver
Notice Is hertby given thnt on or aeNus the sane
date, the work u completing tho grading. mason1y
ap tr!dgIpE on tho main line said rnad from Fart
b.ul t. ths ~. =. stsss hne. 81 n1.a'sn mle'. Win
Tie 4Npon the branch Inns - OF vary heavy
character. md Is tho attention Of responsible
Taymenta will be made monthly, In caah. and btdE
received III The wprk %l larEc duansles sh0
ccnpany reseryins tho night to reject any bids not
satisfactory price tho responsibility Of
he pAstiss making the tnme-
ton aay be madc t. the Coupauy's Chief Engineer
at Minneapolis, Mt1nesota-
o. C. $HXpA1p, Chief 1n1insef. ap3bas3sd
, 1864-04-25

NEAKKLEY'S .FILTERING
I've GI0DE ClsTEEN. r,tented M1rch Bth. 1884,
This clstesn Is bnit IN the ground Of brick and CO
uent meftAF The lower part ts ofa %lounlar form,
With Directly above, otc lual capacity
ooAL and BRcK and surface u eqnsi to the crcsm
ference Of the Whttr.charnter :.
THIS Cstezn Is preferred before nh o1hers nom tne
fact that the Niaser hELxAsEn HEt RuRxa than any
any other purpose desired. Thess Eiate1ns are nof
liable to crack, ~ otbeEs afe- and ,na3 rot need r.
pairing n ufc-tine. TIE chamber car oe c}sSne1s
out u tew minutes and the globe be f1 Of Uttered
"4ss5 R4i't e IN ne s11 s.Hs s.sGssa nne,
rights can afldfes: PHILEMON NiEK1.ET
mkt hsE1ru Canton. Eu1tnn fannt,k IIlinef.
, 1864-04-25

aAEaELoRs celebrated HAIR DER Il 1H1 5atI
IKE Dye known. THIS splendid Hal1 Dye Is rer5eet
',es.LE5s Rse. Rus!5 o. G.es Has. instantly. so
he Ear o. Staining tic Ekn. leaving the Hair Soil
SExctnf. sm1'4r1k fresh s4tAlitr. frequently rtA.
" 1S:s Tne genuine Is axn.a . T. BaGs. e.
ZOE, - nthers re n!ere limitations. and slunl4
-ye.c4 sold b. all Drngp1Bss, SC. Faatnry. 81 Bar.
Lily I.-ttt, New YORK. 15s&2af-1y.
, 1864-04-25

Will declmate the Volun,ee1s far than the bnl.
lc1s q the enemy Therefore let eye man see 70 +
"AI's PILLS. Their rte in India snd the Crtuea
Ills .'not,ce" cannot get box of Pills or Olntneot
from the drug store NJ hta rlace, let hi write 20
10 Maiden Lane, enclOsi1E the amount and will I'LL
bog free Of e1peese Many dealers will not keep my
medicines hand because they cansot make much
pfont orhe. persone laka, IS cents. 80 cents.
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, 1864-04-25

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closing ccn!$ In passage stamps. The unfort1nat e.
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