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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-12-02
NOBLE CoKDUor OF SLAVES.

A Nashville letter to the Chicago 7ri6-
aeae says: -Four officers Of loyal Tennessee
regiments have arrived there from Ander-
sonville, Georgia, where they had been i'm
prisoned. When three miles out, they Sc.
creted themselves in some bushes for a nap,
when they were suddenly aroused by an
old negro with basket of sweet potatoes
and some corn bread. On asking him how
he knew they were there, he remarked
that the negroes were continually on the
watch for escaped prisoners, TO aid them,
and that he had seen them enter the bush
es. He enjoined them TO trust no white
man, but TO remember that every negro
was their friend, They followed this adj
vice, and were abundantly supplied by ne
groes wherever they went; and, eoItld it
have been done, they might have brought
IN thousands Of ableTbodied recruits 10 the
Unionarmy. - s1gs - -
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-12-02
frellont s5ollErla[.
= Frcni the New York Evening Post.
NOT YET 10

= PROM the New York Evening Post.
NOT YET 10
THE PEoruE's yERDIcr-EoynBER Sra, 1864
Not yet are we ready to surrender
To those who madly seek the nation s life;
Not yet the yictors to the vanquished tender
The olive branch, while swords still cross in
asse strife; s-ra
Not yet viii we admit our country blotted
From out the foremost powers Of the earth;
Not yet consent 70 see, all lined and dotted
With petty warning states, our land Of birth /
4, Not yeti Notyetl ttsssss
Not, yet shah that loved flag, which, proudly
under, i''a
Montgomery, Warren, Pike and Lawrence
rsss- fell, a f-.sa fase-e s' - p
Its gloriousstripes and stars rent all asnnder.
The fall of freedom to the nation s tell. -
That fag--sStaF-Sp -Spangled Banner Of the free
Which jackson bore in triumph at Orleans,
Which Scott and Taylor ledto victory - is'
Have we forgotten what its motto meansI
Not yeti Notyetl -s.ssis
"UTeUha Plstriblu-manv from one
One land, one milton; and one people we;
From eastern Maine tofaFthest Oregon;
From Lake Superior TO the Mexic Sea,
A sswhole unbOUnded continent is ours - .
Withroom for States, as yet unborn, in plenty;
'Tis- ene---our country-and no traitor powers
Shall ever make it two, or ten or twenty
Thank God Not yet ~,
Trenton and Remington, and Bunker Hill,
Yorktown, Kings Mountain, OowpeBs, .Eu-
taw Springs, ~ ssr g - = -
Are names that still our warmest pulses thrill
Onr proud Affection fondly TO them cIings;
New Orleans, Buena Vista, Monterey, -s'
Oar gallant navy's tEiumphs on the seas,
Lake Uhamplain' 81 fight, and Erie glorious day,
Shall we surrender memories like these 80
Oh mol Not yet -Hs, ,'-'
Hancock and Henry, Adams, jefferson,
Monltrie and Marion, Knox and Greene are
there, sFzss s.fs-ss .a..ss.
And the worlds boast and reverence--Mash-
IRgt0n;
We viii not yield our right to names 10 dear
They are our country men, and 50 shall be,
Down TO the latest sands upon times shore;
Nor shall that page in all our history I more
Be written, which proclaims them such no
- =. Not yet Notye !
st. Louis, No., Nov. Is, 1864 L. ]. CIST. I
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-12-02

rso une o. The Middletown, CT clergymen at
a00a Tono IOrGhhght display exhibited a transpar-
sic BOZ cser nis % door, with quotation from Gene
AbrobaD, AZ aD me angel of the Lord called unto.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-12-02

:, AN atrocious conundrum. What ia rvors.
'l'n ,g Ls,nIng pltch-forks3 Hailing omnibnses
A stlll more atrocious conundrum. Wbw;s.
hen immortali Because her son never s.ts = :
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-12-02

BILIOUS JoKE--In conformity with the
old custom Of advertising from the public sign
post al f1tentions Of marriage, the following
announcement was made: Marriage is iste,i.
neo oesween Mr. Williams, of Wilfiamstovn
and Miss Betsy Williams. of Williamsbr;doe ;,
mischieSous yag, 10 make h more er,,I;e;,
wro'e , nnaefneath; For particulars, see small
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-12-02
william A. HIPS Estate.

TACOR FICKES has been appointed and duly qualified
d a. administrator OF the estate OF William A. Hill de-
ceased late Of Scott township Sandusky county, Ohio
All persons interested will govern themselves accorSlag
w JACOB FICKES.
Scott Township, Nov. g. 1904. sswss ..s.,.i \
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-12-02
THE CAUSE OF PILES.

Aiargs dose Of the Drastic Pins win, By frrit4sing ts
mucous membrane, produce Eiolent ezpals0n q the
contents IN the bowels, but In doing other Rocrsaoas
are suspended. In such cases. the sto0ls will be osad
70 tobeHgheoored and Wzery and attended With cramps
gripping pains, nausea sickness By ths increased
natural action Of the bowes the sscrekOEa Of he KID
neys and pancreas dminished followed By Affections
Of the kidneys bladder urethra, piles tenesnzs, gene
raj pros-stion, costiveness, and indigsston.1
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-12-02
ne nHFa
COFFIN ROOM,

where kept all sizes and styles of Collins from sPen
did to plain He keeps good Hearse for the convey
,nce of the dead.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-12-02

DOCTOR RADwAY invites the attention Of tn. insslH
gent reader TO the faes here preseated showing she
superiority Of his PILLS, purgatives all other
pills or purgative medicines IN use. tfe tt-l.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-12-02

5hey EXERCISE mere Powerful nluenc8 over lla liver
an6fss secretlensthan caoms nercary sbae pH hence
neir importance IN Of Liver Comp and Spleen
Dfculties Jaundice, Dyspepsa, Bilious Attacks, Head-
ache &C. In the Fs&tInenf Of Fevers, ether HliDua
Yellow, Typhoid, and 0ther reducing FeTers ,hF ars
Superior 10 dui1ns Their influence ezteBdsoFsF ne
entire system controlling, strengthening, and braeing
upfhe relaxed and wasting energies, and regulating al
ti8secreons 70 the Baural perf0rmanesG thar dass
cleansing and Purifying the blood, and purgng from the
syetsm al diseased deposits and inpuFe huuefss
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-12-02
THEIR GREAT COMBINATIONS I'M

They are Aperent, Tonic ,LAxatises Aasrasivs stnu-
Iant, Counter LrrftaAt, Sudorifc.
AS EvACUANTs, ~@
They are more certain and thorough than the Drastic
Pills Of Aloes or Croton and Harlem Oil, Eatesium
and more soothing and healing than Senna Rhubarb
or Tarnarinds, or Castor OIL
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-12-02

The young princess recited with the.
most exquisite clearBess and pathos two
scenes from Count Egmont and ssrhe
Diver" on the visit to the Empress, while,
the imperial Lady ylistened entranced, and
the large tears rolling down her cheeks rs
she gazed on the wreck which the Nick.
edness and cupidity of man had made sof.
one of the most beautiful works of Gods
own creation. n.--LoudoR papers.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-12-02
WhY RadWaY,s Pins Cure small Boz.

In Small Pox Scarlet Fever, Erysipeas, Yellow, Ty
phoid and other reducing Fsgers, Puaek1oz kgAiy
essestidL But 10 administer dose Of Drastic 1ls the
irritation they would produee and the relaxation Aaa
depletion that would follow, would be ksly 70 prove
fatal II physicians, in these cases, would give RAD
WAYS PILLS, they would always cure their patieuis
In these diseases MIDI sO0tkto, healing and gently
stimulating Iaxtve,is required, which Is secured by
RADWAY1S.PuLS f-F--
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-12-02
Groceries and Crockery.
WE ALWAYS HAVE A LARGE
AND CHOICE STOCK ON HAND.

7-7--7-T - 80 : 1s .lr-7s q u
aH H1 sr.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-12-02

As also ali Complaints Of Women, sleh
HystsrIa. IseucOrrfaoea af Whites, Weakett-
Ing Discharges, sChlOro~t<, Irregularities
Suppression OF the Mestses, Hn1Rklz1a11op
Of the Womb or Bladder, Dfffic nl4 Mehstrua-
tion and all other Diseases Complaints produced by
excessiys dsellargss or SUPPRESSION fthe aeHae4
ladies' who desire 10 avoid the suerihgs and neon
veniences Of these irregularities, organic oostruc
tious should not omit 10 regulate their systems by
means OF one Or two OF RADsAY7S PILLS enee twics
week. and thus be free from The many snd Ereat n
couveniences 10 which ladies' generally subject
, 1864-07-31
nevertheless, extremely critical, aud
the Danes actually give the Prusst.na

nevertheless, extremely critical, aud
the Danes actually give the PruastAr4
; the trip, such = copeummation must, ut least.
be Us much Rse1ibud TO s1uwness on the part
Of the later as to speed and activity On tho
Part of tbe former. The Danish troops, ho =
ever, we.s not iii concentrated at ulkebol;
seSeral dttaclin.rts were scsttered all over
the Island. and firing was heard in the dir.c-
Npa OF NoEbot9, at Tie northern extremity
o. AS, len Or twcl7e mics 1T least from tho
P!ase oi etDha:khtlon. Thesc. at any rs:c.
or captivity.
CorxsHAezs, Wednesday Evening. Jaue:o.
I'culd the Utmost agstaii,n in thc streeta
o: Copenhagen, rs reached town about
o'clock this evening. The fall Of Ala h.s
scarcelv created as painful sensation a. VA
produced by the te1tersm Announcing tha
re:nlt Of last nights sitting in botn Houses
OF the Imperial Parliau ent, and quoting Lord
Russell and Lord P.Iuer$ton's woros, deci-
sive as to any hopes the Danes might b2ye
built CT Epellsh Id The Danish arm h.s
been glviug, even yesterday At Ais, proofs Of
Tue very steslus stulf 1t is made OF; yet, 1t is
Impossible 1t could long bear u:' against tho
tisht astenIng consciousness OF being left
alone in SO unfair q field There i. something
appalling In tie contemplation Of the .Iani.
ties which are impending on this till latoly so
happy Danish comnu1itg. The Germans
core npon Ais Ia ; st1.e Of The
e7tasest evaporation, and greater ca
lamlties are anticipated for their new
COZ quests than oyen such rs befeu tho
good but stiff ueeked Jutlauless The a,u-
tnal rsncor between the invading armies aud
the invading people In that u1furtunate
province, which was hardly kept in check by
the terms OF an tGjractlcahle ar1nisti,a.
threatens now to break forth With redouhtci
virulence, ard there is hardly any doubt Al
TO Whicl, Of the p.rttes viii he the greater
sutter.r In the contest, 1lready We hear
that the Austrn- Prueeisus are preparing to
punish the Jutlarders By the des.Tacti7n Of
their growing crops-a piece Of brutality OF
which modern trt'ops can scarcely be thought
capable. Tie Jntlan1ers, however, associ-
ate the nsme Of their present tozmenters with
that Of the undtsciplined horlcs which laid
Raste tteir laphs under the Lieuteuants Of
Tilly nd Nal1enstcir during tho Thirty
Yt,-s' War, and they czpee, the worst.
, 1864-07-31
The DanIsh Iron. clad 1n ACTION.

4uc Ohn16n 1fon- E1hd In Action,
The special correspondent Of the London
7M.es gives the following account Of the part
played By the Danish iron-clad Rolfe Krake,
during the fighting Ut Aleen:
at about two after midnight, the officer on
duty in one Of the boats came on board, after
having run down the eound for four or iYc
without hearing Or seeing Anything, ret
hardly bad be stepped upon the deck Of the
kelle Krake when the report Of brisk mus
kttry fire 1as heard By all On board. Capt.
Rotbe Tas under way in feW minutes; he
donb}ed the point Of Arnkci1sore, aod ad-
Sanced iuto the AIS Sund as far as the mar
rowness OF the cnannel allowed him to do 50
with safety. The sound was ali swar.ning
with Prussian boats, laden with soldiers, and
making tie best Of their way towards the AL
sep shore. Among these be let aY hia shell
and grape with such good effect that he eunk
sevefal nf them, and completely swept the
later OF the remainder He fired 1oS shells
The batteries from Horeskoi let fly at him
with oil their might, bne with no great effect
en- the vessel, and without the least hurt to
aslngle person.
That day was remarkably fortunate
day for the Rolfe Erake. Two Of her masts
steel rou1 shot came Rrazing the deck, and
striking with all Its might tue front tarret,
plung,rg several inches deep into the iron
p!nte, but without piercing 1t or scnsibly ill.,
jurirg the revolution Of the turret, The
Rotfe Krake WIS hit about one hundred aad
fifty times during the day. AZ the morning
advanced the captain had already ventured
Gs far within the nazrow AIS Sand 10 he could
do with safety, and On this eide, within
reach Of his guns there was no enemy In
sight. The din Of battle, which had begun
at k}er, Was rapidly dying away, the fugitive
ting moved TO the eouthward towards Alike.
boil and Volletup. In the direction Of Hosup
Hav. There was nothing Inore to DO aon,
for Captain Rotbe on this spot, and, backiog
out OF the Sound about nine, he went back
to bis ftrmeE shelter behind the Arnk.ilsore
Havfns here rapidly cleared sway ths
w1tct oi his maets, and assu1sd himself Of
the good coudition Of his chip, The captain
put 10 eea ssain, and steaminSS through The
, 1864-07-31
a speech froua the pope.

The following Is the text Of the reply made
by the Pope to The eougratulatosy ad lress
delivered By Cardinal Mattel on the occasion
Of the anniversary Of the Poutitf's accession;
:" Tie crown which the Lord has dei.ned to
place on the head ct the most humble Of u,s
teryluts, has become the object Of the plots
and attilicss of the enemies OF the Holy See,
One part Of those adyetsarfes have never bc-
1orged to the CHURCH against which they
havlrg s1lc bsppiness of being born Within
its pAIe, barc uhan,,ontd 1t to make common
canse with the former. Ds both of tueln all
Heans Of attack are considered :2,oA-perse-
cntions, violence, fals.'hools. and ca'umnlcs.
Like Anealom At The gates Of Jerusa1e Q, they
hey WISH to dssroil tao Vicar Of Jesus
Christ stood Oh another head justice
would be better dieptnscd, the people
would become !recr aud heupier, AMI
the golden age would again 1ourtsh for all I
need rot point cut the gross crrars with
who ma'c usr of thcm b We the hcart pierre
ed not with the spear which went rhruu.h
that Of :sbsaloln, but },y ray of Divine
grace, Which would make Them aware ot the
inIauitJ of their actions, and h,w them tho
AbAfs Ut the eternity, which they approach,
blind unl dcaf, "ithuut pesceiying the brink
TT it..
"And ycu who fatthfully essist me, either
H. the administration Of the shred Of state
Nhlch bus been left to me or il the mort
dltlicuit one vi the Unlycrsalist Church, c,n-
!loue TO aesist me *itl Vonr fd"lit, aud your
devo'ednees- do not aErvgato to myself
the gift Of .rrorhecy, int although do no,
Fee In the horizon ary glsatn Of hope OF IN;
probability Of huunn assistance, neverthe-
ltss tblns can at'1rm that our sutteriDgs,
our resIv nation. aud our prayers will in tue
end merit for US from God those mcrcies
which He Is sometimes long In granting, but
which H. never re:uscs to these who serve
Him With fear and love-"
, 1864-07-31
legal Nntices,
tTATE or ILLINOIS. COUNTY,

STATE OF ILLlNOla, COUNTY
~ OF coOE-ss. Circuit Ccu,s Of Cook county.
sspseae3F M 1esn, 8 RI aetH j"as;sa :: u:
hossas .jot ~ .!i:as eeorr. Tita. asals a.ie
g. sss;s ,s x1ess : :@f: s,s.
zs .9dsa u ia beus, nse ao,ss:
H.5tf. Gh.}ses ei.ss. & sani. srosn. zn of rs
1ettne and Nnr.!s h. Js,tnp.-1n Chancc1y.
g e III Ell e s57sss
= a.exts Tl!i.1 i. B;osn. Francis 4 h.9:itoa.
Ir,d. Hn.1 Hotchkh1, Fiudy Fui'eT. sssantI J.
I1iIrG. loua H. Never. CnArles g. Cftfk. asnfT
l1nc.st, s "7 ,nd1; n..G r2t'a .as
q ihe clsrs q sala Ctrcult Gerrt oi Cor Cos1tY
Aotleei bertty s,ve.. 70 she Iald Axartsa Tiexx,
Z RIe.9. Ttln:e e!e.n. + neis L hsaiiios.
3a:d Sstss,,s Ddsts t,s5
,5tdsn. L1e1s =; M.ver. Ch all.s g. Ei:rk, Henry
9EEn: william FEl..toa and Morris Z. jcas5p. tha!
Ja'y ,nst saeaors na = ta:reaeoa
tan shie tst mt Nondsy e sepsenpet nsx sia;
sss:, ssss 3:4 ~ COX. ssss !s 4.s.. D;yt S
nAna 4. Brown. Ja=es eT:'vn. a!swArt brown. l4nes
y 9,II nItqy1s *n,i.n H,oTn: Tsaoe'. a: Eamlsoa.
11f9. Ae, y hotch, ~. Duoty Fuller. 6AnuA J.
5st'n' IsG'n'a; sn1sn Fn,5tT.oa end aer.ta JsRsn
ts1 na :,so rid u Cllesso, u ria County,
ansxss q aener 4, tse sa'4 cST plsinantT ID, 81
sa,4sels ~ sh.s.ea ~ sted III III b. ss1 - soaisss.
saasFe4 .E1Wst Los cHsCH 1TSsea5 e sss
d." crAxx. Js- ooaplta col1s T15nSi4T
, 1864-07-31

broad part o, the Sound to the northwest,
or Ais Fiord, he doubled the Cape Of uelles-
gsard, On the northern summit Of tho fslaud:-
With tic purpose Of Btsaming all round Ala.
End bringing such aid a.. ha could to the
army of Ho,up Rav- On arriving of Hclles-
gaArd, howeyer, be cent one Of his boats ON
shore, and harmed tt,at the steamer Hestha,
which was encht'frd within the small creek
called stegs Wig, Eas In need ct assistance,
SO, rounding the cape once more, Captain
Roshe inside for the Little VIZ, ard plaelng
the hell less wooden steamer By the right
eide of the fron.clad. steamed out Of the Zig
with her, and sbeltertng her with hts mighty
irobslde from the shot that was showe,cl
down upon them by the Prussfou batteries
on the maid lard, conveyed ter safely round
the c,pe, and round thc northern extremity
cf the island. The e1u,e aseisIacce WIS eI-
tended to two gunbnate that were lying In
slde toe Aus uereubur. Fiord.
The vessels thus rescued performed the
most ueetul service In behalf OF the Dutch
troops en shore, a. they took u, at various
points DO i-s6 1ban oae Thousand OF the scat
tered corps that werc quartercd IN The Nord.
borg cirttic1s, and which were cut OF frnm
the main BODY Of the army under Gen. Rain
mann, when the PF1ssians had rnshed for.
ward upon AuTueteubur.E, aud the Danish
Gtneral was in full r. treat upon Horup and
hogertet. Together with the minur vessels
=. d with the rescued troops, the RolEc
A'"AG WuaE tAeu AeF Dset "n5 10 s5ElQ-
borg, In Fuuen, whence she proceeded to
Mi1dcl'nh1f, snd arrived ut her present sta
1lcn OF Fano lslsnd on Thursday evening,
found the Rolf Krztse minus two OF her
rnasts yesterday In the afternoon, but other
Eise safe and sound, With etcam up, ready
f aetfon, employed In watching the enemy
acr'te thr Belt, and hastily repais1us the
.'amages inflicted upon ner front turrat. Her
oul~arkr We're down, and she looked as trim
craft as monitor can. She has now her
Eew screw on boar,], which does not make
her. as it was said, the swiftsst vessel in tue
Danish nary, but enatles her to stalm at tho
rAte Of rfre and balf knots an hour. The
cAttAin's 1urret Ia noE nude as in- ulnerahlc
as any other part Of the sbfo, and the Plates
euea. Afew triatpg inlrrovements will soon
make her perfect vessel Of her kind, and she
proved lately, il heavy gale on the BAltic,
tp!eTublY safe and luorant sea boat
, 1864-07-31
pROPOsALS FOR FRESR



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eq1.l pIopoIt,gn, :, s1s snd hsodqa.Etst.. Saessi
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mlsarJ Of * AruJ or Ccr 70 sns IN The nelh. 81
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nof Sel net 70 rIlT2t~ p%.its without due authority
AZ 6oe must b sret rpsn.ed ~ guarsntec. n
SoT (ufl*ft fnovr Z stc und rslGned) nust htshnxn
hy 1te ot1c3sf ctrlhrste sha erf o. tSe uexrexi
nsa1 Cont. ofthe un'tod States District Atto:.
tbs rasnea Of firms mus. b statcd In sulI. with the
pFrstee sttfsss o esch c~ahtr u the frun. -
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tfmets ros:e- At Its had and be In tho (ol!o wing
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required e t.rnish m due Atd timely n.ltac etloe
soa ,ao.d xssn e H.
dtrAtE IN tbs a1vsftisement when pfAc4iczh{as or
vl1 furteh the ear'e. ut'sr III Il ~. portstson
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ered dnse " a II DIR city. IN .ny bid offered, az.
eiEned, =
hcnd T1ts z'od and sxt1eert security win be 70
TORu Or GUARANTEE.
We--.4 II ths county OF -- and Rttts nF -
DO lea atJ 1uAr.ntee thst IL sh1e m SrSafi 4ha
Cot Uart n Accurdaprt witt The trrtns ar Ma nrnne
ziron ana tbat, khou1a hI proooxitlon b. serrn.rG
he IN! z oEee eu'es into con:tttt IL keeordsuce
Rhnuid she cnntsact bo sxx sded him ~ .r.
cd to become h!t serur.fca.
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mhi! s1sssnfea nuss % appended TO each hld)
BIDS must bn na1a in duplcato to be cndorsed
~froeoszls IL bt+s.~ and.srdsassed 10 Col. T. r
nAthEs. A. .. 6 and Chisf Iomulssazy Of sobf,s
ttnte, st. 1ouiA Wo,
Jhose NOT corresponding with she ADORE condition,
t:o1enel 3. D. C.. and Chlsi Cownisesfy.
, 1864-07-31
Wiltit n1 LNA
Initfnis.

Young T,''.an BIou:s ysnaa To9ns Daniel
fAtet jkniel Young h / YunaG VIM capt
Young
, 1864-07-31
.Ni1irogo GriI>n&re.
SUNDAY, JULY 81, 1sc4.
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cf ltt urt, aud pag ems cent for Advertising.
rH " II rot called for within nNk KpI1u, they
viii It srnt to tho Dead Letter Once,
Letters afe rct e0ScftlSed until thef hAvo fe
u1YipeA In the once une week.
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ber. o. Y ~ thr Ic%t ot!cu and sta.e
"2. HEAD aEf{eTa With tic writer's PosT CYyICX
And STATk, EIEKEI md HCxnxk, sign item plainly
With fr'l 1Ld request the a1ewcrs 70 bo direct
O. scecrtinciys
rs. Letters % strangers CT tr&as.ent visitors In
town or c!ty. whore special ADDRESS " b. unkEo m
tie word .Tfnnsiebt.'
~. PLACE tie postage STAMP on tho UFrKn EIGHT.
HAND corner. ana LEAFE krABH oetwacu the Stamp
a:o DIR ctton for FosTNAhK1xa without Interfering
= ith the writing.
an B-A IIEQUEsT for the RETURN Of Letter
10 the writer, u unclaimed within - days or less
written or printed wish tao writer's xAxE rosr or
Plc.. and sTATa. across tbs i'm hand nn OF tho
vrlne. on tho taco side viii be complied xith At the
Csual rate Of poeiates payable when the let
ter = delivered 70 Tho wEitcs.-Soe Is. Law Of 1885,
, 1864-07-31
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ST e5.00-I wish to pur.

te9 = &C. Si 'st = c's.s a Ast,sry Ha1.ss Con
IN acod nese nsfsss,rk en!o,. nom 70 syees old.
1es.1 81 sad aeaSe. snd 70 We;xa Il
FRI y, g lt.s delivered At Tho q. q. c,,-., -.
6sea = sna 3tvxe dol,.,, ~ ny 81
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nspct g y. Once, ehsetso, july 4, ,i@s' T. n.
, 1864-07-31
y OUTS A N D ROES,
REMOVAL,
HALL, s0UTHWICK & CO.,

5e have greatly ENLARGED our manufacturing depart
II. II ut nrg kcwtd work our owA m.Dutactufe Is
ahieh in;tta The Ast:ntion o. Me.era n. rrh.als
Youths! Sew buote. tsno.a's. ConRrrss G.tt-
cIs and buckle shoes - wrli IS lade+, Ai'se* mud
Uach,tr !,*ed Asd the very best quality OF GOODS
, 1864-07-31
Ii Is LOT often we speak of Ply.
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But VI csc chesrsu]1s say d. Whittier hks richly
cAt3ed The Wlae spttAd rcput4.ton xctch b: now cd
i:ys. e. h.& ! lAt9 plAetca Than aoy othur Fry.
n.G'an u h!<sEo. N tha tssstatat Of ~ t1ose ~
nsusi*: t1tvat o!seAtet 4c h., los shs pit aneen
Je4rs dt7ote BE whole Il nd .;tsn l21 70 thoss
pt9&c Az. Ee l. est snccssstul y IN. sFest1o :1t
o. ~ tkn&s esset w-tch ~ee 'ofmesly % m
IN NiEro' o. Tcnsh: q :, Al Nen Know. 1hyself;"
WHICH vi bs mailed % Al IN receipt o. three ceLta
d: rood hs Can sos ooe NAV call and feccivs II.
nplE.on ppen there DcSt critical Isarets tres OF
ehxrEe- drce 1nd etr'ort lsl CLARK +tIret Post
0Gee Boz xssL AAbp2asts strictly e<.ofdeueAt