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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-02-26

NKssRs. JuNRs & EvANs;-Wcll. gentlemen,
your iIuohtnds German Bt,ors has saved my
life There Is no mistake in this. Il is vuucl,-
ed for by numbers ot comrades, sGmc otw huse
names are apper det, and who were lUliy cog
nzlut of all he CirCum~ttnccs OF any case. /
mm, and have been for the last four wears. u
member at S'ermun's celebrated battery
aud under tho immediate command vt CtuIulu
aptsupuu my arduous- duties, MAS attacked
in November last with. inlmmmttion oT the
langs, and WAS iSr seyeuty-tW" 1t VS. in the
Saspital. This Was followed cy great debil
~, Heightened by an attack Ol dysautrry.
vas tAen removed from the White House and
sout ta this cityTcn board he steamer "Siaip
oi Maine" FROM which ltnd'd on Tho 2Sth of
luna. since that time have been about A.
Iuw as amy enc con be md still retain n
spark of vitality. For u week or more | Was
scarcely able TO slvaliow any tbug. and II /
did force mOrscl down, II Was Immediately
thrown up again, r
Iccuid not even Keep glass of wn,cr on
nv stomach. Life could not last under these
circumstances; and, accordngly, the physc.
fans who had been working faithfully, though
unsuccesslully, To rescue me from the grasp
of the dread archer, frankly told ne they cod
do more for me, any advised iie to see Il cler
gyman, and to make such disposition OF x,y
limtedfInds as best suited me. Anacqnalni
ance who visited me NJ the hospital Mr.
Frederick StembrOn, Of sixth beluW Arch
eject. advised me, asa fTl0rn hope. - Try
Frur Bilters, and kindly procured Il bottle
srom the time commenced taking them the
loony shadow of death receded, and am
now, thank God for II. getting better. Though
! have taken but two bottles, have gtlncd
ten pounds, and feel salgiine of being per.
mitted TO rejoin my wife and daus bter, from
whom | have heard nothing tor eighteen
months; for gentlemen, am loyal Virgin.
ian, from the vicinity OF Front Royal. no
your invaluable Bltters owe The certainty 0i
life which has taken the place otyague tears
to your Bitters wili / owe the glorious pfivi,
Iege ofagan clasping to my bosom those who
are dearest to me in life.
trnl
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-02-26
Very truly yours,

All tItI H4. 4 isAAV hALoNE.
we fully concur IN the truth of tile above
abatement, as We had despaired of seeing our
eemrade, Mr.. Malone. restored to health.
JOnN CUDDLEBACK, list New York Battery.
t}KoE0r A. AsKLn Co. Y, llti Naine.~ p .
I1Ewls CHEvkLIRR, 92d New YORK.. .@
]. Il. SPENCER, LIST Artillery, Battery II.
J.B. FIsEwELL,i Co. i, 3D. Vermont.
HENRY b. JRRohE. Co. do do
Henry 4. MACDONALD, Co. G. 9th Maine.
seBs +. WARD, Co. i, 5th MAINE.
HEBAAS koeG, Co, II I'D New York
Nkrii xSfnh H. TnsAAsSSo. +, 0btllPeHn.
ANDKEw j. KIABALL, Co. A, Sd Vermont.
Jons JENKINS, Co. y. .l06th POM ,1il7,t9
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITs
See thai that the,signatlire oL"C. N. JACK
SON." Is on the WRAPPER Of each bottle.
PRICE PERlBOTIEE'75sCENTS
OR HALF Doz. FOR si0O.
Should your Deisrest druggist not have the
article, do not % put of by any of the in
toxicating preparations that may be offered
1fnnits y lace. but seHd TO Iss stld We will for
ward, securely packed, by express.
Fxiscipal SusieeI sand Man ufHctory,
NO. 63I ARCH STREET..
"J1nc9 60 Hy aTAg
,FtsSsesssors toe. NJ. JACKSON 4 Co..
PROPRIETOfHs . esa
Wit ssie ~ psugrssrsnAn DsKsrsv
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-22
VOLUNTEERS, ATTENTION. INDIsCRETIONS OF
YOUTH

Sores AID Ulcers, Botchos and Sweings, can, with
certainty be radically cured If the Pills are taken night
and morning aud The Ointment De freely used As stated
IN the printed Instructions. II treated IA any other
manner, they dry up part TO break ia another
Whereas this Ointment Will the hum0rs from
the system and leaves the Patient g0rous and heal
thy man. IL will require LITTLE perseverance in bad
cases TO insure lasting cure.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-22

CautiOn.-NOne are Genuine unless the
words Holloway New York and London are discern
able as Water marx in every leaf OF the book OF direc
tons around each pot OF box; the may plainly
seen BY holding the teGf TO the light. handsome re-
ward VIII he gwen 10 any rendering such nforma
ton as may lead to tho detection Of any party OF parties
CONTRIBUTING the medicines vending the same know
ing them TO be spurious.
- Sold at the mandatory OF Professor Holloway
50, Maiden Lane, New York, and by all respectable
druggists and Dealers IN Medicine throughout the civ
ized world, IN boxes at 50 cents, 70 cents 81 10
each
aS-There considerable saving by taking the larger
sizes.
y B-Drections for the guidance Of patients in every
disorder affixed TO each box
a. Dealers IN my well known medicines can have
SHOW cards Circulars &c sent them Free Of Expense
BY addressing Thomas Holloway, so, Maiden Lane n Y
sO3vl
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-22
The peculiar faint or

The peculiar faint or
infection which we
call SCROFULA turks
in the constitutions OF
mulutudes of men. Ii
either produces or is
produced by an en-
feebled, viuated state
of the blood, wherein
that fluid becomes in
competent to sustain
the vital forcesin their
vigorous action. and
leaves the system to
fall into disorder and
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-22
AYERS
CHERRY PICTORIAL,

The Worlds Great Remedy for
Coughs, Colds, Incipient Con-
sumption, and for the relief
of Consumptive patients
in advanced stages
of the disease.
This has been so long used and so uni
yersally known, that we need do no more
than assure the public that its quality Is kept
up to the best it ever has been, and that It
NAV be relied on to do all it has ever done.
Prepared by Dr.. J. c. AVER Co.,
Practical and analytical Chemists,
Lowell Mass.
Sold by all druggists every where.
r Thayer g. son Ford Wells, Newbro Bro ard
all Druggists in Lansing. J " Phelps Co, Mason
and all Druggists everywhere -
wholesale By FArrand, Shelley Co., Detroit II as
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-22
WEAKNESS OR DEBILITY INDUCED BY
OVER FATIGUE

VIII soon disappear by the Use Of those invaluable
Pills, aud the soldier Will quickly acquire additional
strength. Never let the Bowels be either confined or
unduly acted upon II may seem strange that Hollo-
ways Pills should be recommended for Dyseutory and
FuX many persons surprising that they would increase
tbs relaxation This Is great mistake for these Pills
viii correct the liver and stomach and thus remove all
acrd humOrs from the system. TINS medicine viii give
tOue and vigor to the whole organic system however
deranged, while health and strength follow matter
Of course. Nothing w stop ths II Tie Bow
els SO this famous medicine
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-22

WOULD DESIRE TO CALL THE
w attention OF the ladies' of Lansing and surround
ing vicinity 10 her Fashionable Cloak and Dress Making
shop two doors east Of tile Post Once, Michigan
Avenue I have on hand a very nice selection Of Pat
terms will do work cheap a. can be done IN the
city All work warranted, and particular attention
paid to Machine stitching Also Children's Clothes and
Family sewing Of all kinds done order Please call
Lansing, April 10th, 1864. sm4sV
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-22
FOR WOUNDS EITHER OCCASIONED BY TIE
BAIONEI, SABRE Or THE BULLET,
SORES OR BRUISES

To which every soldier and sailor are labls there are
no medicines 50 safe, sure and convenient as HOIlo-
way s Pills and Ointment. The poor wounded and al
most dying sufferer might have his wounds dressed i'm
mediatey, # he would only provide himself with this
matchleSs Ointment which should DO thrust into the
wound and smeared all over 1t, then covered with \
piece Of linen his knapsack and COMPRESSED with
a handkerchief. Taking night aud morning 6 or pills
70 cool The system and prevent Inflammation
Every Soldiers knapsack and Seanen's Chest should
DO provided with these valuable Remedies
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-22
DIR JACKSONS ORIENTAL LLNENENT
COBES K HITCHCOCK have justreoeiv

l. ed five new styles OF Hats and Caps Also, Alex
andre Kid Gloves Tor Gents-the best ID the Market
New styles OF goods received every week 4oo.t
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-22
HOLLOWAY'S PILLSandOISTMENI
ALL WHO HAVE FRIENDS AND

! LII WHO HAVE FRIENDS AND
Il Relatives in te Army Navy. sAoHa taSr espec
ial care that they be amply supplied with these Pills
and Oiatment where The brave soldiers ano sailors
have neglected 20 provide themselves with them. TO
better present De tA.ln Ly thel7 lrr-s They
have b1en proved bee the Soldier failing friend
in the hour " need
COUGHS AND COLDS AFFHTlNG TROOPS,
VII be speedily relieved and efiectlaly cured by Is
Ing these admirable medicines aai by paying proper
attention 20 the Directions which attached each
Pot or Box.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-20
NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 20, 1854

Zoe ksvrsr Sd Hv sts AysAs, sAr~ Rainbow. rsscAsr.
and Orator, oibbs. RYorG
schr Volta Denison Eirsse,hport sloop Pearl Coosish
haversrsw. Sid schr Csrro Gordo, Buckaioo PhiiadeL
nKw HAvKM. July ls-An brts Star Castle. Thsmpson;
sehrs Eleh Louisa, Snow, aud Lawson SNOW MYork;
Bird and Charity; sloops Native Hutchinson. Elizabeth
port kinderhook. Proc! Glass, Esmcss
Waite Small Adams. Portland: West Gleam, Tarr Rock
Kelly: Sarah ElraSsts Kelly; + Herbert Crows Clara,
Eraaiord; Conant Norton: W Phillips Smith u x
~ Reed Reed; Pharo, Lippncott: sanders som-rs;
WaiLlce. Hickman, Alien, Allen: Wright. shaw;
loves Boston; Clark. Disney. Newburyport; Wesley.
hlg,ns WeAeet; Sophia Ann, Smith, and Revenn. Can
Fall River; Holmes. Craner Lynn Polly Price R,sy,
Ss.nnr dpeport Reindeer IRWIN Gloucester; VIM Lopez
Robinson, Hysnnis; r NTH, Smith. Providence;
i.chheid Crockett Kew West Cid briggs Breeze, Brown,
pSmoath r; Torrey, Griffin. Trinidad; L Stswart,
oras Sagua: schrs Flackman. Candy; Joseph Porter,
tairbroher; Georgia, sweet Nckeis Small Boston,
Brown Fierce. Dighton Gray, Bowen Rox bury Ceres
luminous; Evergreen Potter; l. ter. Norwood:
MeIarlhy Young and Sea Nymph, Conley. Providence;
PORTLAND ruly i6-Arr bark Linda Stewart, Perkins,
y Jago Gid bark Slower Ssoye Masnzas brig Almon
Kows. Smith, Cardenas tand both sid) Sid bark Q
LIh-Arr bark E L Hall. coggins. Remedies.
PORTSMOUTH, July lb-A.r schr Edward Frank, Nj
PROVIDENCE. July Ii-Arr scbrs D Cakes Tuthll PHI
ac phia; New kegulus Crnwson. and Thorn. Sears,
gTapn Nc&erson Philadelphia; Benjamin Woolse, SO.
SAN FRANCISCO, July ls-Arr ship Winged Arrow,
SALEM July l6-Arr schrs Eliza Frames Bogar Boston
for Fortress Monroe; l7h, Kelly Kelly, Philadelphia.
SID 6Lh ,chrs Wheaton. Phadepha; l7tb J NJ Free
wisCAssET, July is--Arr shin Wallace Lane. Norleans
via Boston, and was ordered to Bangor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-20
TROUBLE BREWING IN CANADA.
Our Cleveland Correspondence.

Our Cleveland Correspondence.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, July II, 1854
Designs ofe Rebels in Canad1-Rumors Relative
~. SGnders-Loss of Steamer the LGkes-Oho Dele
gates TO the Chicago Convention, &c.
The cities along the northern frontier mancsting
some uneasiness over the gathering OF a considerable
number of rebels in Canada All the her Maestys
possessions, from Quebec far west Windsor,
abound in runaways from the land OF the cy-
press and myrtle Their presence in such large num-
bers BODIES good to ourselves. They manifest will
mgness embrace the first opportunity that offers for
striking hostile blow. At Toronto there are rumors
that they making preparations for expedition upon
rontier in which they will be assisted By many Of
the natives OF Toronto The objective point OF expo
don is not known, but il has been limited that Buffalo
might be attacked and burned and that Rochester might
also be made to suffer. The Buffalo papers have been
calling upon citizens preparations for defence
The trouble The Canadians are largely on the
aide Of the Rebels and would doubt render them
ASSISTANCE that could be given without violation Of
International law. One OF the projects now in con.
temptation is the release Of the rebel prisoners
At Johnson's Island. The plan as am informed is for
the prisoners TO set tire to their barracks
with an attack from armed steamers lake. IL is
got improper that preparations have been
for giving the rebels warm return for any trouble they
may make in this mltter
The arrival OF George ~ Sanders Niagara Falls the
sequel to certain mysterious hints that have been rife in
the copperhead circles for twelve days past
In this city and In Buffalo il has been thrown that
several authorized rebel agents at hand with pro-
positions for treaty OF peace, upon the basis OF the Crit
enden Compromise resolutions OF 1861 II 10 openly
stated that George N. Sanders is one OF the nego
tiators referred TO, and that his mission is not
SO much TO the government authorities as
TO the ultra peace men Of the North.
Some Of the copperheads 20 say he
attempt the manipulation Of the Chicago Democratic Con-
venop in the hope Of drawing forth proposition
peace from that quarter. VI he only do this
through his friends In the North who will be present
the Conveaton Several Of the leading ohio aud New
York coppcrheads have already paid him VISIT What
tho result will be time will tell
The steamer Illinois. OF the finest boats the
lakes, lost last week Eagle Reef. No lives
lost, her passengers and taken or by the
Cleveland Part OF the Illinois owned IN New York.
The Columbus CRISIS CLASHES delegates from Ohio
to the Chicago Convention forty two peace and eight
conditional war democrats.
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Letter from Hon. John C0chrane.
TO the HDIrORs or THE ATLAS AND ARGUS.

to hDlIOhS W TIM ATLAS AND ARGUS.
Egw YoaK, July 10, 1854
have learned that the Erening Journal, published at
Albany, 10 the interest Of cei tain "politic worms
Gently charged substantially that during the last State
canvass J advocated The assumption by Abraham Lin.
coin deslotc powers, and also tho seizure and i'm
prisonment Of inspectors OF election. have never been
the advocate OF despotism. While have excused
great deal OF seeming oppression by the exgences OF
country at war with rebellion, have not, nor do
agree. that even those exgences authorize avowed
aud needless violation OF the constitution deliberate
assault the personal liberties az the citizens and
the freedom OF the press.
stances inspectors Of elections ought
seized II the occasion he time referred 10 BY
the Ereasn0 Jouvaa OF meeting OF politicians profess
mil TO be above party at Albany, in the sumner OF
1868. Doubtless ~ such meeting those IN the interest
OF the Evening Journal would hasten be present And
they were; and very trembling and weakened were
they. They apparently oiced 10 the assurance that
majority OF tho people would favor the election OF
ticket believed to be for the prosecution OF the war
nournluily exclaimed that it would be .'of no
use''-s'the rascaly copperhead inspectors would
cheat them at the ballot boxes" My was
II inspectors attempted rob tho ballot boxes they
ought to be seized. hone that this will be az
comforting TO the fears Of those gentlemen appa
renty It was then. They seemed TO be suddenly
stored to their usual composure. But I suspect that
something has since occurred again TO weaken their joints
and to them doubt the tenabty of their 100
party position. AS this quite probable, leave them
10 the reflection which usually the scurvy poll
patriot hypocrisy has been unmasked Of the
blatant whose acts have been detected and
JOHN COCHRANE
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News from California.

san FRANCISCO, july Is, 1854.
The steamer Constitution arrived last night
large feet u vessels have arrived the two days
including the shirs Winged Arrow from Boston, Edward
o'Brlen, from New York; Ferdinand Brennan, from
Hong Knog; Borodino, from Philadelphia; woosang.
from glasgow, and bark Whistler, from New YORK. Tue
Edward 0Brien and W nged Arrow had heavy weather
on this side Of Cape Horn and OF their upper
spsrs.
petition has been circulated for the removal OF Mr..
Perkins, the Postmaster Of san Francisco.
The Indian troubles In the northern counties are
about ended
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-20
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


B0yIE--Wocp AT the Church Of the Annunciatl on
Tuesday. July 10, by the Rev. Ocavns APPLICABLE the
Rev. JoHv BOYLE TO KKs 81 eldest daughter Of Augustus
b Wood, all q this city.
Horr-Wn1iAss.--op Sunday evening, July II. by the
Rev Er. Collins, Mr.. HfsRY X Hort, 70 Miss MARIA II.
WIriass both OF williamsburg. r.. L.
SMru--BCTIEH-At FORT Jervis, on Tuesday, July 10,
BY tho Row. Or. fairchild, ALBERT SMITH, Of View
York 70 Miss SOPHIA BUrLss, Of Oak Grove, Wisconsin.
NO cards.
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already been more occasion 20 declare that b
(tremontl mad nothing 20 d. VITA the cnnents u tue
paser lie WAS however, highly Indignant when We
showed Go him IN the number Ommnu caton, not
accompanied oy any remark Of the edior, In winch
democrst proposes nsmisste Freont Chicago. and
70 ABORT the Cleveland platform eScussve Of the para
graphs relating slavery" He had Objection 10 airy
BODY expressing freely his opinion, but ought not 70
be done In such expose the position Of
others 70 SANDER and misn Interpretation.
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THE GOVERNMENT LOAN


SIsun 0OSEhN1 hNE LoAN
saOoeo@
This loan 10 authorized by &C. Of congrs, xassh ..
1884, which provides for Tvs REDEMPTION IN oOrx. ~
period mot less more than forty fss
its date. atshe pleasure of the government
Until its redemption Ave per cent interest 70 b paiA
semi-annuaily IN COIN. I
Subscriptions to the loan are received BY the NatIona
Banks in United States currency otheR
funds taken by them dsposi. .. par
Its exemption from State taxation adds from one
to three per cent per annum value
The rate OF loan. although but i've psY
CON- much greater currency the difference
between the marke, value of currency and gold.
five per specie securities Of al solvents
governments always par above and currency now
funded in the national loan win worth face in gold:
besides paying regular and liberal per censags tho
holder.
The authorized amosn Of this loan is two hundred mi~
Ion dollars amount subscriptions reported 70 tho
Treasury at Washington
s79OO0O0o
subscriptions VIII Dc recrVec " inc ircasuf0 VI nV
United States at Washington and the Assistant Tressurers
at New York. Boston Philadelphia. and by the
First National Bank of New York. No. Wall street.
Second National Bank of York, Twenty. third streeA
and Broadway.
Third National Bank of New York No Nassau street,
Fourth National Bank of New q and 20 Pine street,
Fifth National Bank OF New York, 1873 Third avenue.
Sixth National Bank Of New York, Sixth and Broadway
Eighth National Bank of New York. ESQ Broadway.
Ninth National Bank Of New York, 1868 Broadway.
Tenth National Bank OF New York, $40 Broadway.
Central National Bank of New York, II Duane street.
National Exchange Bank Of York, 1874 Greenwich 81
AND BIZ ALL NATIONAL BANKS
which depositaries of public money, and all
RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
throughout the country ac'ng agents of the Na,nap
Depository Banks will furnish further inforamton APP
plicaion and
ABSORB EVERY FACILITY TO SUBSCRIBERS
fNORNS, BUEIONs, INVERTED NAILS TENDEB
~ Feet &c, cured without pain by DR. RICE, Surgeon
Ihropods h3 Bowery, Citzens Bank Rice'D Ami
hilator cures Corps. Bunions, &c BY mall ~ cents
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AiHraRyR On Tuesday morning, July 10, Jons
AnFtRsv, native Of the county OF Waterford, ireland,
IN the slst year of his age.
lie ricods and acauapsances Of the family and tbose
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES..
DRY GOODS CLERKS EARLY CLOSING ASS0CIA.
~ uon-A regular meeting of the above association VIII
be held a Early Closing ual 267 Bowery IN fwednes
day) evening" July 20. at clock Every member
quested 10 attend. By order. NJ. w. MURPHY, Prcst
FRED. WALLER, Recording Secretary.
GILDERS Observation-Disclosures GILDERS PRO-
~ tecve Union, the regular monthly meeting will be
held this wednesday, evening July 20 at No 10 stanton
street All the members earnestly requested 10 attend
M BUSINESS OF Importance win be brought before III
Ing Let the be forgotten in the hopes OF the
In harmony and unity W II surm0uut all Obstacles
W. II. GRIFFITH President.
@. ". j. BAKER. Secretary.
ITO THE ITALIANS OF NEW Y0RK.-ALL THE
l. Italians in New York invited meeting which
VIII tak1 pace July % at ocoek r. NJ, Cooper Institute
"a with the OBJ Of ecctin thank
English people, in the OF the Italians Of New York.
for their reception given General arbaldi
korretIi Stefano, Abbati Ernesto,
Carlo BeRereilo, Sercgni Paolo,
Macchi Quito. Nass. 0gnissanti,
Caso.i DIsma, 6RccaIin Cngdoro,
Brnschi Carlo. Nardini Edyardo.
NEW York, July 20, 1864.
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mr.. Chase nm Tnde pendent Prcs Id en- tia
CaHdlImse.

The T'tsburg Corsnsrcid mentions conjecture srg.
sesed 10 that quarter that Mr. Chase would become an
independent candidate for the Presd ncy. The Wash.
hGon correspondent OF the Boston frorer TO the
subject In a stive manner, and from his state.
nents IL would DO far 10 iner That there something
N II. He says
There in political circles II alluded 10 yester
n.y. that Mr. erase viii be Presidential candidate
independent PLATFORM md OF
ncans here who assert that Mr. Chase WIN
faSr 81 higher iaNatona reduction OF vsume of
eorrency-aganst arbitrary Of
&C. ana that the war wing OF The opposition viii lake lin
as their Candidate. cannot reieie
an good foundation, for Mr. Chase has too much good
permit his into ON
10 his party. lie Is what he beeves
g. he the abusive treatment he received from 'sthe
bhrs with Mr. Lincoln looking without
but he Is man OF solid sense and certainly will
himself Tor moment to think Of running against reg
uiar cand date" II wrougng him, seems TO me- 10
give credencc 10 the stories aoat. =
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Port OF New YORK, July 10, 1894.

CLEARED
ship cordieys <Br), Vaughan, Liverpool-r W Eiweli
Shp snllgte tBrl, SOuls. tiverronl--Nrsulth SIN
ship Mountain Wave, Hopkins Malaga bacon Russcl.
Ears Nmmt tHrfnil ffatfafr Curk-C Julin r Go
Bark Eeavef fBrl Hatfnid. Hiasgpw-w 4 a Nelson.
Son.
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MATRIMoN1Ai..

A MIppLE AGED GENTLEMAN WISHES TO FORK
IA the acquaintance Of Young lady.Must be vrtucns
have good figure and black hair preferred Money no op
Jec he descs nothing eit wife. address A. b. Nss
tlon A. Spripg street.
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S HiPPiN NE w S.

AinArfc rcs sSw ropx--rrrs
tur srfts...........t 40 NOON RISES evs 10
Sun ~ MON vArER "
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SOC Chestnut street Philadelphia, Pa,
whom all orders quantity 81 al mut come ad~
dressed and thev viii receive immediate attention
,opie sent mail free of postage receip Of the
tail price.
Canvassers pedars wanted everywhere engage in
its SALE Send for circular containing Instructions
For sale by II. A. BRADY q Ann street. New York.
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M REWARD Lost. ON TUESDAY. THE 10TH
SlVU inst. between ~ and ! O'Clock between the corr
and Bowcry pss ting through Tenth street and Third
nue parcel made yellow straw papcr conta ming 500
Anv person RETURN the 10 ~ Catharnc street 10
ga enue D. corner Of Thirteenth street will receive the
above reward.