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The following telegraph has been re-
ceived from General Sherman on the same
subject
Hon. E. NJ Stanton: -a
/ am very glad to near thst the draft
will be enforced. Firstly: We need the
men. Secondly: They come as privates
to ill our old and tried regiments with
their experienced officers already on hand; ;
and third, because the enforcement of the
law will manifest a power resident in our
government equal to the occasion.
Our Government, though democracy,
should in times of trouble and danger be
able to WELD the power of great nation.
r. W. 7. SHERMAN,
Major General.
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FOREIGN NEHa.
New YoxK, Sept. IA.

NEW YoKK, Sept. IA. i' 70
By the steamer Pennsylvania We havo
the following; " ---'H
LIyERPOoI- Aug. 3l.-Cotton duh and
unchanged.
Bresdstuffs Inactive.
Corn has downward tendency. Hl -T.E
Provisions dull
Lard firm. -1,s
LONDON, Aug. ls.--Ccnsols cl ,sed at
ss3(9s for money; Illinois Central shares
46@45 discount; Erie 4l642
The King Of Italy received the Mexican
Ambassador, and exchanged friendly
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Autfes.

EXAMINATION OF TEACHERS
Elfor Cuyahoga County Eiu bo held as lllos :
commencing "a 10 A. NJ. and clcsing 81 1 P II III
In CL7VELAED, al the Court House, Sd story, rooia
No. 4, Sept. 10th, Oct ist, sth and I'D, A0y. Sta
and 18th, and Dee. ID. In BEDEoRD Oct 18th, AID r.
In BEREA Nov. 18th.
There viii b no examinations in January si1 3
February, 1865. -
Certificates dated only from thu day Of fsisAt-sy
examination. Tbs same person oannot BE- exanlin-sT
cd upon more than hr0 days il any three months,
and those two days must not be more nan Ola
month apart .-.
All lnals applicants must pay hfry cents. and al
female applicants thirty i've cents As eOndiC9z a.
bf examination, according 10 law.
L. W. FORD, alI
I sspl;l72 ..r-. ..-s . ClerkOf LIZ AEnineTas
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Randall, Sherman, Hamilton, sc, Sc, ara
addressing the people in three different
halls. a ...fi .....
Western New York is erect and sends
greeting TO Ohio, f1.t
One of the most magnificent displays of
fire works which was ever exhibited in
Western New York, is now in progress
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RATIFICATTON MEETING.

ALBANY, IA.
The Democratic Ratification meeting
this eve IS largely attended, perhaps the
largest political gathering ever seen in Al
6any-the attendance to the Democratic
State Convention helping, considerably, to
swell the number.
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NEW YORK DEMOCRATIc COHVEN-
TON

ALBANY, Sept Il.
The Democratic Stste Convention met
here to-day The attendance was large.
Peter Cagger called the convention to.
order and Marshall B. Champlin was ap-
pointed temporary Chairman. fisff' ~
Peqding motion to adjourn Fernando,
Wood entered the hal, when some New
Workers commenced crying Wood
WoodP while others hissed and hooted-
There was considerable confusion, during
which motion for recess was carried. :.
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ELECTION RETURNs.

AUGUSTA, Me, Sept. IA.
Returns from 156 towns, give Coney, for
Governor, a majority Of l1,91s.
If the union vote in the remainder of
the State is equal in proportion, Coneys
majority viii reach 10000, af1,ira aai-
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DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
771a74I HARTroRD. or. Sspt.. !

The Democratic State Convention to-
day was fully attended; and enthusiastic
for Mcclellan. The mass meeting was
large and enthusiastic
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The draft is ordered to commence in all
the States and Districts where the quotas
are not filed with volunteers, on Monday,
the 18th, and viii go on until completed.
Volunteers and substitutes will be re-
csived and credited to as late period as
possible Volunteering is still progressing
with vigor in most of the States.
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RUMORED CAPTURE OF PETERS
BURG.


New YORK, 14th.
A special dispatch to the Commercial
Advertiser says; there was rumor cur
rent that Petersburg had been captured
by our forces. Government has no advi-
ees to the effect, and the rumor is gener-
ally discredited.
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traderS from New Orleans. They seem
to be about equally divided in opinion,
the trade in rebel States shouldbe
continued under the present stringent reg
or free trade should be allowed.
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LIE At Newport.
The Newport OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ield Republican writes as follows:

field Republican writes as follows:
GAMBLING.
"a German lady said to me the other
day, as she gazed upon the old and young
gailants who were lounging lazily in the
carriages, why, those g'ntlemen resemble
the men used to see pTpetually at the
faro tables of Baden Baden. The criticism
is truthful to the extreme. Ills the unmis-
takeable tyle which is the same all the
world over And Newport be it under
stood, is a Baden Baden in small, doing
privately what in Europe is done publicly.
1t has its 'helP most elegantly kept and re-
sorted to BY aristceratic scious in the small
hours Of the morning. At eleven o'clock
nightly splendid supper Is served at a
hell where evry gentleman having an entire
to the gambling establishment is welcome
gratis and there are those that go TO sup
per who gamble rarely, but the habitues
are given TO fighting the tiger pertinacious-
". The playing has been mila this season,
| believe, owing perhaps TO the previous
gaming bout at Saratoga in July, where
several young1men in society were tolerably
well cleaned out Gambling is far moie
prevalent in America than people are
aware of; the taste for ttis goddess fruit
grows with the feeding;& there are few men
Bere among the visitors who are not seen
eating the most deliciously cooked game,
drinking the best of wines, and playing
with the tiger of velvet claws. Theincre-
ased propensity for gambling may be at
tributab:e to the mania for speculation
which has seized persons of all ages and
conditions Dabbling in stocks all day,
men thirst for excitement, and seek it in
these iheIls by night. Here the risks are
greater than in Wall street, but the princi-
pie does not vary much. A speCulstor by
profession is nothing more than a modi-
fed gambler The day may not be far dis
tant when we shall have our public gam
ing tables, as in European Spas, and women
as well as men become their patrons.
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CLOUR AND FEED AT WHOLE

EILOUR AND FEED AT WHOLE
II SALE AND BErAIL.-Ths public viii alvass
npd at the subscribers store, in the rear OF Council
ball, No. 1877 Champlain street, the following: rhs
very best brands o. White sod Red Wheat FlouI,
ground Corn Meal, Cracked Wheat, Oar Meal and e
Pearl Barley also Torn and Oats ground togsthe-,
Mil Feed OF all kinds and Grain, which viii ssl
st tho lowest price, AlsO. Baled Hay and Straw
Any purchases made at my stors viii be promptly
attended TO and delivered frss Of extra chasgs.-=
The undersigned was formerly Clerk IN G. Andrews
Feed Store. lsep3,IT5l J.P. REIDEEBAOH- ~
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The Growth Of Corry.

A correspondent OF the Boston Travelle7,,
who is now making a tour of the coal
fields in Pennsylvania, writes to his paper
as follows:
eWhen this war began Cory was
wilderness, covered with heavy growth
of hemlock, osk, birch, maple, pine, and
other timber, with but a single dwelling
owned BY Mr.. Cory. It now has two ho-
tels, the Titus and the Boston Houses;
two churches eight or ten stores; paper
called the Cory City Ne1vs, and between
three and four thousand people. Its
growth has been as if by magic, and still
new families come iocking into it"
The New York Tribune says the political
ammunition used BY the world is Of that
sort relied upon by the Chinese, compeIl-
ing the enemy to drop his sword to hold
his nose.
49, p $3.50
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FROM REnELDOM.
NEw YoEK, Sept. u

NV YoBK, Sept. Is.
From aiessof rebel papers We CLEAN the
+ The Charleston Msretgsi says al foreign u +
residents Of Savannah who will not organ
ize for the defense Of the city viii be ssnt 5s5
10 Atlanta. .- -.
Vanes's majority for Governor Of North
Carolina, over Holden, the peace candi-
date, IS estimated at 10000, in total vote I
of $4,000
The Richmond Eranuner Of the 9Th
says; The hope built on the terrible
things Wheeler was to do with ShermaRs
communications seems, We regret 70 say,
fast falling into nothing.
The Savannah NsV5 learns that the
government powder works at sAugustai
were blOown up on the Sd, with some So
600 pounds Of powder. Nine persons were
killed
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MORNING LEADER.
mORNINa. SEPT II
fnssoszsuI the Subscription Price of
the Leader.

Labor, coal, ink, telegraph bill, and
every thing else which enters into the
cost of printing newspaper has sd-
vaheed more than double. We are there
fore compelled, by sheer necessity to raise
the price of the LEADER to the follow
ing scale.
Wepledge ourselves, however, that when
the cost of printing materials goes down,
our subscription price shall go down in the
same ratio.
On and after Monday, September 9th,
the LEADER viii be furnished at the fol-
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LAKE. sUFTRIoR IEoS Co. OFTIcE, 70 } 81
MarqUstts, Lake Superior, Mich,
Sspteuber Sd Tsfl n iT-

LAkE eUFIRIoR IRON Co. OFFICE, J
Marquette, Lake Superior, Mich,
September Sd, 1861 ii-
nIVIDEND NOTIOE.-A Dividend
l-(Of Three DoLLARs per share las beer escl.T,-t
by the Lake Superior Iron Conp<Hy, payshIe o.
aAd after the 10th inst, 80 Stockholders residgasy
In Nav York and the New England States AZ th3
ofioe OF J. T. GreenOugh, Transfer Agent, Bessoi,
Mass, and to all others ct the Office Of Msssrs. l.
B. Tuttle 3 Son, the ComPanys Agsn4s a. Cley5-
land, Ohio.
By order of the Board Of DiEaetors. .--.
3. P. ELY,
sepS.169 Secretary and Treasurer.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
IN Proposals will be received et the City Oi1n7
Engineers Office until II O'Clock L., MoEday, tits
18th inst, for grazing Case avenue uorth Of Nucd
street; also for Ersding Miami str Ct ~ -.ra1e-
At the Bame time and place proposals will Be 10
ceived f0r building board fence around the o1lg
Prison lot. .s..rr
Plans and specifications may be seen and more
particular information obtained ct said EnginssrU
ONCE.
The Board Of City Improvements invite the sub
mission of bids, TeSerVng the right to accept Or -
Ieet the same.
By order Of the Board. lHl1 .rF5 l.a4
JOHN WHITELAW,
sept7:l6S City Civil Eagiheer.
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lowing rates:

The above is the scale charged in other
cities In Washington, St. Louis and
louisville daily papers are charaiGg 30
cents per week to city .subscrsbers, and
$l2 90 to mail subscribers. In Detroit and
Chicago, they are charging mail subscrib-
ems $1,000, for daily, and $500 for Tri-
Weekly.
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1s - --r. eng -F--- al
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Cu.RrKRnssrEx OrsKH,L's orfTcy, frRfr Diviuos
NAsBiNSIus tfTr september isoA
WILL BIZ SOLD at IA Bl.lC AUCTION 10
w the h,gls.i bidder ~ tie tLss aud places named
below VIZ;
YORK Pa, THURSDAY SEPT Is lcGA
Anoous Ia IduhSDAf. sept q 1884.
Lebanon o. THURSDAY. .rif ~. ltht $50
TWO HUNDRED CANAiht HORSES, AT EACH
These hor-es have been CONDEMNED - unh Tor Us cavalry
sna frn pnrpo.cs many coed b-gar' may ss Led
Iorses 90 sugy.
I.rus: Cash ~ United States currency.
JANIS 4. EKls. Coloael frs D.visicr.
OaartrrB4asreg tcrefA's bfI-c-
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Drn GOODS.

NEW SKIRT FOR 1864.
~ 4 REV AID GREAT lSf sNriOS ~
HOOP SKIGxS.
TIE DUPLLA ELLIPTIC (OR DOUBLB STEEL
SPRING.
T. 7. { q. %. WkST.
NO o. CHAMBERSSr. NEWYORK.
are u. owner. Of tie Patent Sad EIcasis hsnafac.rrs
OF tina .
PATENTED "DUPLEK kLLPriC' STEEL sPRlNO
SKIRT.
This invention cou',s Of Dgper ol tvol Elliptic 80
spines ingruous.y braided tshy uli hny tc.'l,r ef,e
edss making lie toughest mpss Elastic Scribe I'D dlr'he
strng used enabling the wesfcr 10 81 -
great east1ty .ld Gsrbr 20 place aud od tho o r.
When in oas ud wih TIC same couycHes ~
dress u entirely obElstef and sicnccs 80 ory Oh
w on. Hoop skit'. the Qysnce to ts a.
the public. peJsy ia crowded oios carriages,
railroad church prws in any cfowded place from se
difficulty Il contracting them sud occupying snail space
thu entire Removes the difficulty while giving the skit thr
full sy1a-rica form aud = the hghst odd Dsss
stylish appearance f,f tho stu, opera prone
rade hon.- dr.ss lady having enjpycd tho pr1tufa
comfort grea, sonvelrncs 81 wrsfs TIN DaprK tuPc
Spring shirt single d4y viii hforfaIi VI liag T,
durp,. vi the 81 them Ticy tie best qnaiiy II
every part By the hghrs dnsbs comfortable and
economical ssirt made Merchants will 10 supplied above
ladies 10 br.tci. rsN stores IA tina elly al
thrOugho the d,fesri. sai-s.
- INQUIRE FOR THH "DUPLEA ELLlfIiC
sfklNG SklRE
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MeoiraL.
NHE REMEDY OF THE AGE.
THE CELEBRATED
TROPICAL BALSAM.

PREPARED By CARRENo BROTHERS ACs. 81
known as INFALLIBLE for tho speedy cure OF PEfrHIqn
GROUP and nj other affections Of the CHBST and THROAT
Affections resulting from FALLS, BLOWS or BRUIsra
HRAoRRHAGES. WOUNDS. CONCLUSIONS, ULCEaa
flLSs, FBLoNs. BURNS. cHAPPED LIP3HANps. -.
HEADACHE. TOoTHACHE, EARACHE, and all osh.s
HEURALGiC, RHEUMATIC. aud sPAsMODIC Palma
Valuable letters certifying to the wOsdsrfal cores sascs,A
by this pres medicine, published in THa TxlBuuz
TIE INDEPENDENT, and the COURIER Dss ErArs uslA
Fua directions for se are nsusd each bottle and srs.
eonnins said directions and large number Of sss
sia letter., had at the General Depot and viii b. -
TO p<,ste residences resuest-
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THE MISTAKES AND TAILUREs OF

n TIE ItAIF ENAsftF hI-FOTD4lt HUM oTVI' 70
n Syo, % cents. BY mai free.
Tb, auphet excies considerable interest The JowTa!
ne 4rleeGa Tcnpdnos Uaos dvotes mach space TO IT,
not falling abus it, author aud publishers. insnaAt ns thst
the growing ceDonsnrss Of the press tbat is slthor Is
too base and content tbe 10 be noticed" bringing NJ
honor 80 CEns,an pulpit"
It's eeived by the pfsss generally In dteren, sp1s be
tag recognized calm thorough and sfnirsbe discussion
o the Temperance question conceived aud executed IN very
wise sp,if Am Publishers Circular "Wrkten with hes
and bold hand while the Inc Of thought pursued Is aud
pirkinx"-Cou "Shrewd aud sensible. :
othug IA these page bieoed ufsssoasb!sN Y Eve
ro both sdes Of the potefe ale iaiy and frankly pre-
sented The whole subject Is dicusssa th great ability
end snnsulsrly sBrvedbl bic Haven Jour
na Suggestions decidedly Neutrality-suspicious. Post. Ably
written -Eysngeist "Wi force attention" in
Ss,Fsr. Puetshsds y MASON BROTHERS,
Mefc6r-st., New York
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AT DE PERCEvAL'S, 657 Broadway. All
i kinds Of CHlLDBENS CLOAKS md SUITE Dress
Blankets Basgaes Cor~ots ,hs'liaos, Igs L..s Aprons
Rib.. Bss1rts, ac.
Lsdies Embroidered Cher Midtown yoks; Ladies
ready made Under GaTneui. Fiuied hs4tAoflisis &C.
inlls Costs Of hrgr onboiterod Handkerchief,
Table Linen and Bed Ciothe.
Braiiugs, Cotton and SIN Fmbroier's made Ia order.
Stamping Tor kubroidfrss and Brdin, srocu pecol s.
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NOR TIE PRESIDENTIAL CANT dIuN'
IL READ COCHINs RESULTS OF EhANC4PAAlON.
rroyin. what are the practical woIAngso OF 49,,
PRESIDENT LlNCOLN,S POLICY
nportsn, and timely book Of tho season. which
~'u'S " CIRCULATED EVERYWHERE.
TIRE STANDARD WORK on TRANSCRIPTION
MANY THOUSANDS have already been sod and the de
uand |, constantly increasing.
Head the following tteTs dom the Inst Statesmen Oh 'se
country, tsstilyins 70 IA importance;
FrOu senator " ade.
81 have examined Cechv's Resns u Em,ScFa or, snd
euot hestate that Is trs most f and work
90 that uacer notice ana
S.en trieS Il hes swsy, been fnd beneficial less 70 The
owner Of the slave than slave himself general ocg
oDDio S on that sd tho rpds Of throughout
the nation could do nothing mose ps0's
fIom Hon Winter D.Ti, -, .,,., .,.,.
eents from which contradictory eoucinos have bee. .s
torted BY adverse paans has given Asss pfooi inst
best foundation for industry aud order.
liz most yemarF6t PIi . se AseTption Of Emnc stion
Christianity. Ia when Us Po"sr supposed 70 be on
Ia. mos fnt.r,,,o rar, h is Judgment by events Of the
prophecies Of idecs VACANCY aid social snachy Win when
The ayebod interest," has ssnoed iHe voice o. 'eAoA A1'
religion -, II, -, .f,,..
denomination Of the necessity o. indemnity IN ne general ~
70 the FREED seerouo compese tho owner for the loss
oproperty but relieve the society sm the eutife Eo'fA
I'M. psces Indemnity en- IT, ground Of industrial neoe,
sy and gives its Tlo measure: Inc negro nis eg ~oI
OF beg The must have w-es - Pay o. eaVe Ms ana
wilderness! II the Ply wages nc isf as mice
bcr as before. aud the freed the ss Q. gaining awe
Hhcod 10 freedom. .,.
The conditions Of tho eu.ncpaien q about 70 many slaves
Al those IN the loya Stses dtsssd by Coclin very maze
rails from those auder nc similar experiment l. ahsu %
BE- attempted But priuoip0s eppedto me efeih
Of tie facts universally appcA0e ana tue NV q ''e ~
nifty has beeD ios the l dras 90 stated "a 10 eh'ss 20
snIyeIssl egtsnce. -
From Hor. Charles Sumner.
II. work Of Nh Cochin So abe. excellent and prsefcsl
eapecissv 81 this Ii y OF utlie Feiae 6 Waes
With rsglrd the and guide 20 thr great ouy "hia
"a row before US Mhsrever l. rrad Emanc psnh m Do
accepted gentle mi D. ard peaceful measure sure 20 bIins
.oodft and 10 overflow Win blessings aged VAL snon
a mission. the book should travel i1f and wide
send early oro-rs for the Popular tdiliout 70
THE TRIBUNE OFFICE, =,
Or 90 WALKER, WISE & Co. Pub ishers bosson, MAS
Book. sent nee by mail receiF; o. price - 81
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TTO ADVERTISERS.

4 THE wATERTOWN .Dsi and Weekly
rnhi,hed al WaeuOwn Je1rnoB County n. l., has. TO
seher circulation Of over 500 Copies and Advert sing
Mediums uueQaasd ~ any JotTs;s ,ied In Northern
hing every neish5orhoe IN Jesfsor Coun
- and arge nun bcT Of PEG pie IN me adjoining Counties u
~ lawrence Oswrgo snd Lewis TERMS rBOieIxte, COM
pared with prices for Advertiingin City Jorus Refer to
l. 5ISCLAlR. Publisher Tribune, OF 70 5 IL PET
qISCILL 4 Co, Advertising A gents, New York
INGALLS,. BROCkWAY Bl0ELOW,
Pr0uretors
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Nsm pnb!itations.

DARTON'S WORKS.
UNIFORM EDITION
n,qnr ppOTUHRs have the pleasure OF epnouncnss
,n;f,,. sJon Of Mr.. Pstob's works, IN MAE vosm's
Srayn syo in vroas elegant biDsinss The fohe~iAs @e
THB LIFB OF BENJAMIN FRANKLIN
2vols
THE LIFE OHASDRBw JACKSON.
3 vols
THE LIFE OK AARON BChR
2vols.
GENERAL BUTLER IN NEW ORLEANS,
TIE HUMOROUS POETRY or THE ENGLISH
LANGUAGE,
vol.
PRICES
Cloth P.trs.....e255 70 Clio. Eyrs, rilt edges fn 90
Library sheep..... - " Half Calf or Msr0ccs 81 ~
Fni morocco. S50t.
No boxrsphrr has wren ssfuly in the Engss
Ian aso than Mr. Plroa The freshness and v-of q VI.
.v and his parer Of retaining the interest Of readers through
Tie dryest details. unvsrsiy recognized kscs OF ~
works much ecuton and enjoyed an
sale Appearance and they have taeu their place "
the Fl ont rank OF standard bi.g- sphes. 80,
Published by MASON BROTHERS,
Mercer st., New YORK
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Mem pnblifatiofs.

VALUABLE LETTERS puoIlshea III - III ~.
TRlRIJSY ,e.,fyiax to tie marvellous efcscy Of the
"TROPICAL BALSAM for the speedy cure I ;I
AL and external diseases See sdvertssnleA1 uu'N
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VINELAND LANDS-TO ALL WANTING

FAhMS.-Large and thriving settlement, mild aud
beautiful Ultimate ~ mikes south Of Philadelphia by railroad
Rich soil ~hieh produces large crops, which bo
growing Ten twenty AMI thy tracts from S25tc $50
per payable within four yesfa Good business openings
for manufactures ind Others. churches, schools and good
eiey. II - now the most improving place East West
Huldrsds settling and building The beauty With which
the pace laid out unsurpassed Letters sassrred Papers
ming reports and giving full information win bs free
Adire.s CHAS. X. Lambs vineland Postftee Gambler
land Co n j. From Report Of Sokn obnson Agrieufuyai
ESi,v, OF The ibunes ia Of e1ienIre Fertile
tyaei, IN an aros Level posos condition for
plea.arf farming that vs knS~ Of nt' 'tds " The Wssya
Prdirfe.
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Co Eet.

HFALTH must stand above all possible oom-
fort IN whatever heute ycn let and tins rect hessn
an e e.v secured in ca-s Of Coughs other affections 81
the chest End throat, by usng the '1ROiiCAL BAloAh
See .aveltisons-ut under 'ModicaL'
DROOKLYN HOUSES, % and % Canton-St.,
men, briok fonting on CITY Park with every modern CON
,rn ence. Rem prvste families 100 Apply o. IIrg'
from 10 70 a. chico No /. over Fulton BANK
from II 10 l.
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CAMPAIGN D0CUMENTS.-R OF
" THE CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEES ON TuE
ARMY or THE PoToMAC.-wHY MCCLELLAN WAS
REMOVED. 10 PAGES; pris~ c@nta
HOW TO PR0SECtTE AND HOW TO END THE
WAR speech By Ueners Butler pages price . cents.
ARMY OF THE POTOMAC. Campavns Of the PENN.
gala Maryland Fredericksburg TESTIMONY of General.
MCCLELLAN, BURNSIDE and HOOKER ~ pssss, ptice
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yCHE sCALPEL, No. 46, edited BY EDWARD

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-08

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