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, 1864-06-07

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We understand that z q. Gimrous, l. vt week sold
to G. G. l3N.et &c, OF Nsw York. 81 no bs wool. cp'
prtsnG h. ert1r purcbsse Of the last se,Aona clip.
iitrsa. Kenosha may, snd y ho:s viii becoas tho
hrrs wei market u the sssse: There Il no better
{, tnty. and thr ctun.rJ whosc produce natnrsly
somet 70 .hia .h,rpiaE pelst Or srne:s axye kono
has hscu IN In ths ilarrovensns Of thslr steek
, 1864-06-07

II A company Of The 2stt Ecw. .Yo1k
c41alry recently took possession Of newly
constructed bfcustworf, thrown up By the
rebels, near spottsylvania. On pulling out
somc rails stitching In the embankment, for
the purpose Of building fires, portion Of
thc bank caved swsy, leaving exposed tier
upon tier Of bodies Of rebel soldiers, slain in
That vicinity, and which had been used by
tbeir liTang comrades in erecting fortlaca-
lions to protect zhem from Dnrnsfde'a shells.
, 1864-06-07

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~. ?;::s :s: =. :. I.z. 80 -. .'
14is q {. aslst tx't.s. arssa Ear. IL +. i..s~.lo
| Dtx : as.s.s-, R.s>A, sssa,s. ~ n 1aass<.
81 81 s,s.sas., i.sses. a.s5:s:s: = : lsas:!:
sts1 sts1 9;s:s: Hsst4 a,s.t! al !aas.:
Sse1 = = ,.a.
~ IL IS. sss:i.:. III :sa.. T. i.sss. IN
seAr Ie1sat. Goss, NasseEcB . 1az5ez, = "a lato.
sssr asssesss s.tt6. IT, IL nasfeFos. Ss ID, ..sbs
sssr s:5as deg Ag7.ssSen e =,
Fl 3:ass. 3t t.SSe:a S sa:ss s s.. s a laas;T:
s<nr ehsnsr s:n.sexon. = a, ms:r
seAf ,w,1 y 1.,.i.al ;. 1sraasason. aa1sson' = n
ssh5 ss*il a!s,s : L.; hsa:a,, IN luas.r. :,
sssF fsesa ST aexs %s5 fl; WS i1i5xis es!s
s:.T s:,T fe!s: fese; 1oa; HI; s;sss
ssst " k.;f :s;s ,as
ss5r ':i e:dsi 1 asef. ssf fs'a Is ano;1
~:ss iseapson TT !ssef is
sstr HaJses, Fsu1d. F1sus Marquette, To m 1uu.
| seas asin., ,ol.ss. na1,stse, ~ II ,usa,tr.
scssrA p1s1ss % y.asy: ..ell.aa. > q atA,ss
/ ~N@~tF
Mi: :, E']ssq
- sss.s. $,
hesdlngs % csrds y otd.
s2E 5 s'i
s .S'9ss
@aaa
sehr Charlie u1ho.:c, 1nseasoli, Poft Washington.
sehr ssr5. Iietos. Unssetoa toa m 1u:aner.
shT E.aR fSha $ Il be5
scnr hsio,t p.ver. plks9o,. Il N lumber u n ,..h
schr Ann. Tholies, Jos,aoa Aasxsxo., IL "A lumber
s sssf !ansa1: = lsa
seeF xf1o1. seot:. ks!.Hssso: 6 = iaass::
!ss k1. sPPSs1
hssa hases sos Ra ! 1ssa SssS
sebr snspsf G,.y, ,Tnanp'on. arees sas wood,
sehs !1:o'; ThonE,cg: n.y 2aSoauss, s.0a railroad
@ @SsS: nv; ps: 5ys:s s!ssS =: = zs:a 'e'
Esai Eit.sso. uassss, &aa'sawe., isa = i1asss, ID
seeF .iet3y: rA0'''n. n.aovoo. no II 'ainzss .ao
sesr fisn Hs.f. shs.. st. jes:pi. j sas wood.
~: e: nnesd nf = = Joaspn.a y 2 s.syss .t
seEf Ha{ sMfE2 AoEFsoa o. 1oaspa ~ eaa Nt7a.
see. = 3 kiax. AaHn, st Jotsph. t 80 Hsed.
$ss 9: ~
schr fIsEoSt K!E:,.a,: shss:,Esn. s. m iuus-
scEr ossseo Mckee. ft. Clair II lunbes. lis tons
EsAt
ss !. T. nasasS 6asSs, ~! NJ III r9a
Sehr CosiAtnlas Hi4tnAn. Er!e. ~ toos so:l;
schr SaFIas 9hattss ilot.es. ELS: ~ s9o9 Eoas'
| sthr storm spirt', aThI. Ef1s ~ toas to+1.
seEr Etsni, ttDnin3foa CIsTelsnd. As ~ soai coal:
| sfhr GeFlf4lcl. asst:t. 81 !o3r3u. g 2 EA9.s.
Sehs ~ Jtnes, IhaEsaA. Mah1Eot, 1113 l3fn oes 90 ID
rEher. - ,.,.,
Fc4y L7[kt f.EH1sJ: Eus4a!e. - to.:. .&.
Scar san. Efeeh' b'o'lo' 1877 DIS "@ls' 10 easa
eetr 3arss Plat+. Atkizss1 Ea3s.o a9;e VI ssls~
ssE na selEsn g. Mt!eis1l, tn iss,i.; ~ y anbrr
ron G,tea E.y:, -
! seaf Gto Eo!s. Gibnsv 9nEtlo. 1" soss S@2r III
e1s Fced 1fcE GIta1 lx1r.1ee. ,..s.. ..
seer EEFls@. A1eff, SUIT boa hA@' L*H 1@@ou<, ~
| l1A. - ,n.us.
| trff Edf 1rnn- 11xt t2!iW*Ekef. HE1~ ..--
| ErLS Etn 5s1:er. leao-1so1, Calls fHoed' 1s9 "a
lsnhff- -.,.
| ecoE AoEHt FesceE- F1us4en. WHO LIKE ~ II
7
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The n T. Eipr:a ultra Cop?2racsa); Is ;u
flvor Of mixing t;s Consiit.'ioa:! Cnion"
p]attorm-whatesert tirat is-at tn C:sicayu
Convention, aud opposcs ulnksns aey co1n.-
uation. It urgcs that the 'remocra.ic'' :,1rty
can nuke ''an Electoral opro>itto7 ricket
which will at the right time vote the fight.
man In the right place" TIE hidden rae:n-
lug OF this sudden Lank moyemea. is 10 wait
tic iesue o: our Rrsrs before Eicl,:aoad. If
4hey are successful. MoC1clEan 5s,of no more
use Tor political candidate .aaa = rnuc,n,y.
In the popular admiration !;:r the Lltcteuaut
General, they then hope to monnt the wave
and ride into po~-r and spoils- Il, ,on the
other hard, Gen. Grant Is uns.:ccss:ul;; ::aey
think it Will praHe an cxce!!ent.opcn;ex for,
further abuse OF the present Admicist-asi5n
and WIll raise Mcclellan to Level With
Grant, md thereby make hin q .p-o:1ss:as
candldatc- 1t ia men not principles that
guides tho Copperheads. II Grant wlns,
Grant is tbrsr 1pIn for The preGldracT. Il
Grant loses, then Mcclellan Is the. man.. in
other words, 1hty arc h1iny 10 bit II it is q
dcer srd miss nitis calf . = : . : - :.
This Is nice it'll game, but itcannot 4ia,;
for 1hetImple Ieason that Gen. .GznuS ID an
hpncst, consistent man," He Is in faror Of
putting down this rebellion by armed force
an1 is. .ter1lhly in earnest in Ills method os
doing It. The Copperhcsds are not in farof
Of tie 1:ar, but of offering compromise to
traitors. Gen. Granite whole heart and soul
are In this war. The Cepperaead's earliest
and latest prayer, II for pcace-peace upon
any terms-peace purchased BY dishoaor-
peace even =, At the cost. Of the Union.
General. Grant is q faithful and hravs
serrab5t Of the Administration. The Copper
headsA1e banded Ind sworn enemlss agains
it, Gen. Grant obeysnnd fnlf1s its measures
The Copperheads oppose aud dlsobcy ever.
measure Gen. Grant believes The Gordial
1etnot OF Ills AifIicnlty can be cut only by tn
sYprd. ..The Copperheads In n2paslng th
Nar4reoproaingi him. They vote and wor
TO deprive him Of nlen, of sustcuance and {
material, without which all his efforts will t
Of no ayail. Every step 1e takes Is b1ocke
pythem as tar rs lirs In their power: II
rebels be is fighting are Their friends. tt
soldiers hc commands arc their enemies. II
losses he enstains are their pleasures and tt
victories Of the rebels make their days OF r
1o{clnCs. They are as lar. from each other
The poles and holding their relative situ
tdons there can be no sympathy OF aniiiatie
between them 81 '''>' -.'. ''-''f
For these reazons, Gen. Grant being co
eigtent man and bent upon tinishing up tt
war and forcing rebels to submit, cannot ta1
the Copperhe8d nomination. We believe
has no vanity to be fsttsrcd and no arnhlti
TO be satisfied in that respect 4 higher Al
.nore rl0rtouB reward awaits hiu than c
, 1864-06-07

OFE1cE I0sI COANAknANT, 1Ay 29v l6dI- j g
'L1rcrkHAST: Information has reached these
Headquarters ih3t three OF the women which you
11sctd beyond The liEes yesterday are back again
In camp, and tho Colonel commanding directs thst
Ycu ethd ont yunr patrol ard arrest them md con.
fne them IN the military prison until they are all
COLLECTED By themselves, WhenzJon will tle them
up and Ei1c them few 1asbes, and c1pe1 them
1GYond The lEes the distance hertto;ore ordered.
Also any negro women here without authority will
E arrested and gent bevond the lines md INFORM
Cd that il they reintn. the lash awaits thcm.:, -
BY command Of
Gro, 4. HARRASonp, Lteat. and Post Aaj'e. '
70 Lent. John Mcqueen. Provost Aarshsl,; Camp
, 1864-06-07
BRITISH PROFITS on REBEL PIE
RATEN.

Thoee who suppose the aid which Great
Britsin extends to the rebellion by a1lowin.
rama and other piratical cra1t to be built,
equipped, protected and supplied In her
ports, II to be accounted for only on the
ground ofsynpahy with the rebels, are
vastly behind the dgurcs. II Great Britain
were compelled to pay ten-fold for every
American merchant vessel tho pirates have
sunk, she would atill hayo gained immensely
BY the effect which their depreaations have
had in driving American commerce out of
American into British bottoms. Two mil
liops Of dollars covered. At recent date, the
value Of the American shipping destroyed
by the Brltish-rebtl pirates. How easily tho
British Government could afford to pay many
times thst sum In damacea viii appear fr,m
the following table Of tho foreign trade Of
New York, ehowing the proportion Of In
ports and exports, under the United States
and foreign flags, for tho periods nhmed:
, 1864-06-07
Beef Stalls Closing Up.

;(From the Phflade1phia' North American. sd1:
KtGoing through the market on Market days
Wo notice tlat many beef stalls are closed.
rary suspension Of business to the loss OF
money By beef LETT on thar handa.. For 1lrst-
class beef 20c. = pound is asked, lire weight
An OF weighing two thousand pounds costs
tie butcher two hundred dollars. Deduct
prepared to show that from 25 to 40c pound
viii earn themno more than : likelihood
There is DOW more meat Of m Inferior quail
ity In the market than was ever known be-
fore. Tough old COW meat, that couldn't be
boa,ted the fluest offerings Of the western
pastures. AK tho butchers why they sell it,
and thcy claim that. hrstrclass beef brings
price that their customers are unable to pay.
Many people Who: could. bnJ the choices.
bcefs are giving 1t, .tbe go by.'iNew Yors
ereculatore nre said to be the cause Of the
nrascnt exUrhitapt prices, ''~ ''N::
, 1864-06-07

In the direction OF the boat, between seven
and eight bells, and almost immediately> I
heard The. fire bells. In less than twenty
minutes the boat was totally enveloPed Ia
flames. NJ acquaIntancs with the atrtct dis:
:cipllns Of tho boat (shorgh having no eon~
neeston whatever with Tbs Nay, enables me-
80 ray that II would he = mAttsr Of imposs!.
bilitJ for sn i1eendiary 70 accomplish euth
sn aat. hr: Oxen, tho x1eeutve omcar, i
. very careful nan, always alltseatt n the ~
charge OF hh duty, keeping sY&rJthtnG N ths
most rsaulax order9ulded, horevsT, BY
Capt P*rnock, who has alwnya taken more
care Of his boat than mother would OF her
darling baby. There is:Ao doubt that all
bands have done thsir dnby~, Mr. O. Kell
promptly arreeted The Waterman to sWeit In
vrstigatfou for derelietion Of duty. The or
ders we're to report every halt hour, which
they sppear to havs done at seven bells,
Tboss poor men are considered very prompt
10 discharge OF their duty, and It will fall
heavily. On thelf families Il they, are dis
chsrged for matter oysr which they have
no control. Everything quiet to-day, and
buslnesa going On ~ usual Ths Biaek Hawk
came to her moorings with other vessels TO-
".
, 1864-06-07

Wc are clad to announce that Thomas
Knox, the well known correspondent, is
safe and We'll at Vicksburgi We maks this
announcement as his many frfands.. have
feared that 1t the time Of: the guerilla raid
upon bis plantation be had become i Victim
to them.
, 1864-06-07

F A young woman about nineteen years
Vi age, residing at jamestown, Chsutauqaa
comfy, n. T., takes the lead Of her sex in
agricultural 1abor. One Of her brothers Is in
the:.rmy: ths second one has been N service.
but returned homo cripple, and tile father
Is also disabled. Unable to hire help on the
farm, the ,onng woman went into tho field.
Sue il not slow, having covered one thousand
And fifty hills Of corr in i've hours, some
three weeks ago: She was dragging in
bats''-s7Aen last-Ecnrd frem.-.- ~'--tH
, 1864-06-07

lllb eas OF Surgeon CfAWfoFd-The Anss
eyfenu Association Nofth-DeAtk et
Hayn aster. W1nAn&-lnpoktant1 lii.
itAry keWBs
, 1864-06-07

accomplished. If he shall desire this gift at
tho hsndt Of loyal pccrlc. that people wl1l
be swift 10 confer It apoa lin, sltnou5a it
VIII prove aeeonda-yto to TIE place he will al-
Ways hold II tie d.1i7ercr of hts couptrj.
, 1864-06-07

;Tsei, a., sasn eeseao 12a1s7s 1x.aas sotsa soos
There was good attendance on 'Chsnss to day,
and owing to the aavance In gold tho general pro-
duee markets we1e dres but IN consequence Of tbs
st.ipgeuey in the money market, there wasless AcT
.ty-denlers and specnlators fndus 1t vcry difficult
to m2ts arrangements With the bAake's.-
Flour was auist and unchanged-vfth s.l9s Of oniy
about 1900 bblt 1t IS 2925 for whis wiatet extras,
t7 for red winter extras, and 80 le763 for tprlnI
s1tas-the market closing quiet This high rates Of
te,stt continue to keep sh,ppes cut o{ sha Market
There WAS 1lr inquiry for Wheat, and We aote an
advance IN pricss Of: A94c per oushel- the sales
amounting 70 only shout LIS 40 bushelsr st 81.
t2oh for No. Spring ;31.25k&1zs for No.a Spring
sEo sl.t9l 2ok tpx rejected :spEnE-ths maskesclo
| ting firm.
Taesa vss = more active shipping Dc
, 1864-06-07

Tha dnanci., .ondltion of afrs!r. In Dixie
do rot ,.e, u =. ,r,t. - f.vo-.h1o =. vaa
crnert.d thcrr wb.n II. 1ehe1, rroudtated
ont-thfra ~ their ind fbtaan,ss n vas
th.noht a 1r.Dd stroke of no1icy. md thsy
looked to ice confidence restored, prices fali,
and thelr remaining currency 10 como up u
.sr In hurrv, For few days thcre seemed
10 be streak OF luck From some causc or
other-probsbly from little mort plentiful
market than for \ ttne-dour did fall,
from sonewhere up among the stars, to
ahout two hundred and INV dollars a barrel;
and xreat xax the rrfo1etnr In n141s therest.
But the Richmond Hxsn{,t.r. which Il good
authority, under tste Of Nay o6th, lanents
the unfecri,a ot s1e neon1e 1t the RABBI CApl-
til, Prtc,s ara M iover. It SAYS, than be-
fore The r,nu.,,,,i,u r, Of the currency. It's
, 1864-06-07

+, E The plan Of visitation Of the Aetho-
dist Bishops 1864 has been published.
Bishop Norris will preside over the Central
German Conference in Cincinnati, August
sath; Bishop Baker will hold the Methodist
Indiana TT Delphi, September 7th; Bishop
Amer. the Ohio, At GLillieothe, September
sth, the Central Ohio at Marion, September
s1rt; Bithor timpson, The Southeast 1ndt:'
ana at shelbyville septemban 3lst;' Bishop
Simpson, the Cincinnati. st Greenfield, Sep
timber sth; Bishop Simpson; the Indiana, at
Princctont October 5th. ' :. IT.. . -.
, 1864-06-07
@isfeHaneous.
p FAD AND REFLkOr.

u ~ nsA nn une tnxs7a1al ~ os5sss 4
rAo2nt&ro1hA - find soRs zeDtdJ f6e Ae ~ p
~, ead fsteAt4a &kS1 has for 4xW sKpleevA sTssY
Svsaasl n a<aR 10 dhsorsF tAe Ad4se esoss& = hnx
&ss4, hoVsvN. r@6ysd for nssdA8 s&idsse - @0E
lslers ~ wesA - sxs.A danu1ex Il fA~a
aas2 h
, 1864-06-07

"-S{71SG1oN, IHUI5uAyt JUNG = 2Sol.
;6enater. Wilson received = letter to-day,
lddnA rsrn no. !enc-uaonthod 1nnJ hn the pro
teetsiiolh Of loyalty hare, The negro standa drss
ard {G1tmcs:, II Ec2ma 10 bo tho policy to ksep
E+n:ask, otIecEs AID troops IN this STATE and tha
reeul II Thai Il Il ~ hnrtluG for faEtf*es.
Ulittd States 40 sodicse, Since I havo hesn Sta.
: Toned here, now something saore than eleven
mouths, 1t his been an a1most'es1y occurrnuce for
asGrad Of Escu to be employed in hunting slares
snd 1etE1.lnx the1a t9 thsIr = MASTER; .;;, :,
Tie reaf Of e}ays gang, COMPOSE Ell oi n1en, women
sid Children. lied tosetheE. and Guarded hy men In
tc uniform Of q, S. to3diers. Let me ef1o ron m
,Itsj7nce. last Saturday, tho conm andans OF this
SD dei1si eutside OF The liEcs. to her naater,'
slaye girl whp WAY employed cook at the con7&-
letct nt CAMP: Thi. gill Lad hcen away ftom her
1aattcr. rho IL I'D slways has bf:n noted rsbe
efHi O. otn ne q ,bse ri with tbe uaa went
tic camp, tcized the ,sl and. amid ller crfe. and
1ian1lc appeals for protection, were ta:sins her
:sfd to shoot her upon the spot, saJingA her mrs-
Ter ,rould Whip her TO death ii tie got her nway.
l. This wss too lrnrh for the endurance o. BONO Of
the 1rmatct OF tho camp, and they in:crfered and
iios i c!o;hcs and sscseted her. - -. !;
l. IL few EIuntes an officer caAe With mounts1
i patrol AID exhibited an orde1 from the comnand'
fts Ulcer II search tic cAEp for the E1rf and r.
,}e hospita, ste was nat to 1ht found: 1t NAKED
NJ blood boil to read tho hfeh-scunding speache.
a1:d rau uaisn o1dcrs published IN the papers, and
\ lien witness theke things daily.n -. +,
4 The writer then, speaking with loathinS o
ti,e Depreciation OF United states troops t.
G,oecs to- Senator Wilson this monstrous or
A.rA
, 1864-06-07

| -. - 'MusuAy Evening. June 8. 1851.
me reeelpta and shiputus daring tue past % houts
.~tec - folows: :,..-':
, 1864-06-07

s+4.F6*af:dn rasAXEy EIAHKET
An%-@..~A~ %;.':N-
au Ia ,e<. n s,uan rtoo7:sz !. -, .e.. a..
e ~! & & soa 81; s?tse - - :s:s e:as5s< sa,s.
go -. HoupI7: ETxx1na, June 8. tss&
.ie1e e1sIsf 81 uochanetd w enEasensnss TO-
, ~ Tsre -hxTt, ,City Of TnicsRo and echr SEfisrE
oI Tths III .b.st Gfeat Wsst Ho.2 asafs
Mmes Piaif; ard Be1,'1 with sorn. 15c bark Lai-
tr,rfer With nafa. ri tnc, - =. II = :,r1
F:Ia.r FsxIanTst-Thsza Ia no natsrial change
T. 9,a,, fa,es, - fnaton. asa and ! xa!.o
f!o"1 70 nv WV e' "A ..,...'...... Ls9
r,c.r4..nns tn HeE York. lake nnd rsi1, -
.1Io - ;. sads
rrU7tsions to II. T., iii wzser, q 10 ns..... so3s3
T13ur tn 3oEtr eal ali N1ier...,,,.,,.,..., 61ta
pnrE "a Montresf alI Fstsyt :,i.,,t,.. 9ta -.
Flour TO sios ,real, vls SariA s5a
poTS 10 MontTss, va Earnta....-........... I1a1
Flour to Portland Va SsTnIa lk1
Flour 10 Boston T1a sa1nis. lA1...
go13 or CanAds euI1tneJ.-.- -.
rpsa T1tes: '.~-"...,,,.
l. - Now York, n l
"a, Eai' @ md Lake Etts..: ..:.'..''@s9 eM {ss9o
t 1ai and Lako oE.is,.........-o5sz T. ta5
, 1864-06-07
MIR, psRGUN'S NEW WORE
raK LIFE AHD T1xEs OF a., ''- :
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN,
rs NOW READY.

e tols cro1n Ssc, tf3s3 pages, #l-a ssoes
puxrx 90. ,.,:
I'M, IL unctr moro tsan sn abscrbia.1 interesting
btpsrspny 1t u tnll uf Tho hbtofy Of 'ne eFaats-
add Of pcsnEea Of the nAoosf0 ana se@-esAa ek'sa
t.nea ef the Revolution psssentsa 40 ~ aaa
.tvucf.d and tthchted. 3hose who ha7e kead Nz-
ps1tons p.srioul woI4f and Know haa' a1a-aiak:
1vcr. Of 1nyesstaxuen AZ marathon AID who CON.
staer vhat Franklin Nss, tho times IN Salch 40 u7eo
tr,1 and the many I'm portans syents ha fnansncedp
rha remaabar hl. ganlAlirJ and versatility Will nok
49, II Iccus to believe th4s taeau volumes possso8
| al Interest altuoss uuequ.fed- =.
Nr Pattou had given more 1han two years Of Lads
labor to tniI work be!ofo 10 Commenced tao
nIepassuon al Tia recently pun!ished Con Butlsf
n Ne Orlsaas," and tho publishers who hAye peeR
4tnetses OF the industry Id enthusiasm VITA which
he pursued htr i.bors. rod who ha re the hist rs
equs knowing how highly hts pravious have
hten npprects<ea By The public. confidently bsnave
that this lFA AND TINES of BEN. FRAaktH
Will prove to ba one e< - Ma9 Interesting aud sas-
liable biographies avg Hahzn46.
l.tasn.aia + Ho.7 Msfeer.4s., asw York
OK GEMS TO SAVE IS DOL
Eovts Pnt t3rs ~ spots. &c. iassantfy. md cleans
snsi n2ssa ssts ,; TO
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r6xiG-ssssaas iRGs1ts9 co1 co9dla. ntl111 q CA.Aya
s sss Il ~
II Til1 ~ fond vslu Tonic IN Al easea hut pa
I'd = p.s.s. ksssa hs,ss s.s {
! nuch rQussior to he common whlsky a14EeA hntae
| "a mrch ineuse. Sold By Drngslsta. NA44A5 q
III nitERaEt f1Ss !DY5ESftRY GHoLTRA, cAoLERA
! MuRDUs, dc-Cetain md immediate cuEa A:Re,'
| rsnn'a celebrated pissrhGA Remedy has pteo ass1
| Vith pr{.1NnE tuccess Enee the CholeE1 eHas0s -
149 slpkls ooae will uauallY CHECK fae tlak41Gs
t q faw ho4ra. P1eonred only ~ HEGEMAN =, ~ X
fsa n,n u s. III Gaitsd ssss s
X 1r0 aoo A nAV- 0ents
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md texrne, aaareas. with stamp T. j.
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THARI EB KUNZ,
NIGHT ECATHNEER4
attend 10 thv cieAninR of Vaulta, Fsas3es, M r..
m0va OF all Stable Manure and ode04vo matsef q AZ
Gtgc1tptona All work attended 70 With pron1p
dispatch nd ks hour most E1table. foSs CMss
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, 1864-06-07
PgIACIPAL oFFlcE ASo MANue ACroET.
63i Arch Street,

63i Arch Street,
PHILADELPHIA 49,.
JONES &c EVANS,
t.ucoe.,e.s to c. u. JACKSON q Co.,
rEoPEHroRs.
For .A;s By dfueststs and dealers IL ovez5 town n
i B.MNe ssse a.cont.nutd the .uuacsu:e II tia
ksHll or scveosy tra cent ei7o tha aot1x ooes %
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LSsP ssgTa ssps:s ": ws::sfs zs,4ss Asss,
~ OWN AND BRAD
.. WoaIAk's RIGHT To LA1DRs
low Wages and Hard Work.
1urxA LECTURES oE MES c. H. DALI
L Heath CT Etshnuor.
II. Vs1iy Your Credentials,
Ill. The cp=n,rg Of tho Csss.
1vol.. 1e1no.. CENTS
Tae SPIRIT aur design cf these 1tc!utes are s1csf
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tae book Nnat bus nos been a.uc be'ore, nd What
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| HISTORICAL P1CcU1zks 1;ET0TCaRD.
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The author il ; tchelaz md = thia.:r.-G y. Cur
We cordially COMMENT the teok--1naspenasnt-
vOnAS's RIGHTS yNDEE TEE LAW.
| Er ars- c. II. DALI
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