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s s.S.I: b.. :::. s. q J. ; sss;R
sreet 4 z Vols
Mo- olSish Lieut. James J,
MOL Kinney kcrdasAi Dol, Nix's
ID n Y cavalry, % i
ueMahon john COB. bat ssh
roat n y Vol
NELL MajorkdwArd Ma A q
Nuaanle Daniel, 9th Vols
o; e RR'.r'' iSsA q artillery
parrish "a Lieut. W I. 90 n.
och NV artillery
Pelessen John
Prioe Col w u
Porter Col Burr
ouiot Lieut. Paul, I'd y B cav
Richards Capt Washington,
Co r. 10th regt lnya Corps
Riley Francis. Co h, N Nv
Rodaers Lieut. Joshua, late
Adjutant I'd III cavalry
Rollings Sergt Thos. Co A,
I'D NV
Rugg Col Horace. seth N Y v
Stanton Lieut. VIM
stsarns Chas W, Sd resm'
Steinhsusen Lieut. A, 6sth
NV
0ohimmel Capt A, Acting
QuartermAster
Tanner Lieut. Samuel w, Co
b. 18th N Y cavalry
Thomson Lieut. Clifford, Aid
Dc Camp
Tueles Lieut. Geo. Grand ct
Wonder Bosch Capt W. 68th
N 7 infantry
walker Lieut. John Fl
Warner Major Geo ", Ne
tropolitan cavalry
White n j, Co b, Music Boys
Wood ~ od) Henry, Vol Co,
WOrmeth Stephen Co r, A3d
regt, N " (Hosp)
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REsTAURANTs.

ruR PHEASANT RESTAURANT AT THE CORNER or
Nineteenth street and Broadway The UNDERMINED r
Thureves respectfully informs the citizens and patrons
dame and Oyslss that the MARKET afford which hels
b hs dav week Al ovsfs 2, Ecce oy.,cs wSs!ssre
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MEDICAL.

PPLY INMEDrArBLy 70 TIVE SURE PLACE pom
"A certain, speedy and encctual cure, Or. Wan U4s
Office. 50 Lispenard street
A PLY IMMEDIATELY TO THE ONLY PLACE 10R A..
"A certain speedy and snecsual cuve Or. WARDS s0s4
80 Lspenard street.
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At sHRLDoNs, NO S BERKMAN STREET. ROOM
"A No. .. Volunteers wanted for the Fourth. sxsh and
ghh heavy artillery; also for One Hundred and Second
duty and other regmenta Highest bounty paid
Come and
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MUNICIPAL AFFAlRe.
Beard or COuncilmen.
OPTICAL. 49,

Board nj! s'is.. q Ssss:s ~ !. III.
ks:ss; i.,issd SssrsS' opdys:' Jacques sIssass ssa
n sSs sb:snes Of the the ossa ssa - rsn,
Ss Bead stood adjourned u 5aM nssr:r- ~ ~;
The Boasa ms rursasDs 10 sdoai.ssnI s :is
0fP ns 70 S Hsa keenan, Rex BspAy
Hsvlssa SssI.is. ossyi; jaaass; Cook brandon, kas
u the sbssncs Of the President; c..,
saIssihs chair
minutes Of ne proceeding meetings were read and
approved.
By Councilman FIrzonaALo- 49,
given William Howe to plasa sign In front hh Pc
m %S,t e c Ca. ssos,sa
By couneilman BRASpoE-
given 70 Michael Looan to keep watering trough = csS
az ms under Ss the ccon
msnt the same 70 remain during the pleasure Of ns COM
which was adopted.
Resolved That permission hereby siven y he
% ~ s s.Ss si & Nc So
SS e ne the s SS
houses the TO Be done under the direction Of hs stress
Which wa: adopted.
e d 81 e: e s
si'sy: s,:sAs
syi!snd Mss.ssS' Spsyh; Jaaass Cook srsassn nss-
RESOLUTIONS RESUMED
ResovsdThat hs use of this chamber be ana the
sa s ss oa month ss o Hah
oonnciman HrAIY moved lay said resolution on tho
saEs s the S:wns n., prspsy
Herernan, Repper. KOste BRANDON Russell and Fisz.
couns,lm:n Gross. HIGnss.,n HaV,'aad Me-
REPORTS RESUMED.
ass m T.
Which vas c lsii Oyer s,ro.,. !. =. curs and m,..p,
s.onss ss in satssS stree. between FIRST sscOns
which was laid over.
y. c n, Honor 4. MAYOR
turning nnapproved that II Committee on Arts
Ss ssm%on o's'
Which received laid The table for ten dsys direct,
der he e d hTsssS Of he Ciers. ''' -
Petition of G. Aren't to be for asssssmsns
which Was referred to the Committee Finance.
Resolution Of Board Il Aldermen sna. the compyos, 10
s to a y ne r. II or & s
Thinning rooS As fSPnsS.s FOR he sunsri q Brssds
General Michael Cocoan and charge tAe 70 s apDse
'' which iss we. laid Owe.
with Resolution that the compsrosr be dSsessS Ssaw 81
?. Ssr.s ssT.::s
g s ,SS q sSsssss street, the % %
Which was laid ado. over o.,.r.,o y. =. s.,,.
csm%.: a.at favor .dSRRs
streets regulated GRADED.
therein under the direction Of the Street and
the accompanying ordna therefor be
Which Was adopted by the following vote:
Anirmatve-Councmen Heay, Keenan,. Riley. grnphy..
Jsques Cook Brandon Russell, Gtzssrald and Joye-l6.
Coineilmsn KosrIa sailed up General oraev No % lsiue
81 adopting resIuon that Pfss cnuA siEesE betwssn
sss! ,s end a r :: e: r @
the accompanying ordinance tperefor BE- adopted .
Which ADDICTED by the fol'owu ing vate:.- ss7 *,
neutrality-suspicious. Hc.y Ke~nan Rtaezs 1ysyHy4
HAxlland Mccra 0pdyke Jaqaes, Coos, Brss1en, Rss
| sell, Fitzgerald and joyee-la.i 4
q hich was cavvted. effFM
Whereupon President ro decaseaSAat Dsar
stood adjourned until Monday 2ath inst q oAeloek p u
JAMES ~. 6WBBNY, C1eYh
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THE MILITARY.

4 TTENTION, vOLUNTEERS.-A WORD TO THE
"A wise IL sucient Look before youleap. and ycu will
be likely have occasion for Those who
enlist would do well TO call the undersigned
United States CLAIM and Law cics z2 Broadwsy where
win be greatly TO yonr interest and profit and which the
veteran a. wei As me VIII h 70 vssy
gmenteisher In the infantry, artillery or cavalry and
ths highest smonn. Of bounty l. offered in any q the
being stve ad hoy sesf for ycar failies b staAa
The above and AL other tnfoFmstoa reatsg to the
ment remnnsvates for our ssrEsesa a IEWfS CO..
United States Claim and Law 0Bce. -262 Broadway.
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4 sALRCT SQUAD OF MEN Is IMMEDIATELY DE-
"A sired bv United States recruiting officer for artillery
cavalry and infantry We cash
ties for these For particulars inquire In the voun
teer Agency OF D. WASHBURN Counsellor 81 Law, 1ss
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A7TENTIoN, RxcRUIrs.-A!. TEE voLuNrEERs'
IA Agency yoN ay receive reliable information relative
. the cash bcuntes offered this aad other aate The
nszpereseeA psotstsd from Che fsauds sad Imposition
u desired and honnties eollsced without discount No
charges made 10 the recruit compensated By
government Those interested the above Subjects win
Be particular Inquire Ia the once for D. WASHBURN.
Counsellor ai Law. 266 RrnadMAy.
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

p0sT OFFICE NOTICE-THE MAILS FOR THE
i United Kingdom and the Continent VIA Queenstown
Liverpool per City Of Manchester viii close At
this once Saturday, the nth day Of February l0K
stations and A. A. n
ctaf1Ons unu a.
0'-'on XbHAM WiKEMAN Postmaster.
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VERY HIGH PRICES PAID FOR prAnoND JEwEI-
~ and IN particular Ior nae sqnss o. Gn2
Broadway. Valuation per cent HeurA from sN ~ -
~. and . 70 r. NJ onlv.
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OF FICE OF PROVOST MARSHAL, Z
NASHVILLE, June 2ist, 1854. !
Provost Order
No nsElA

Provost Order
No. 1sS9.
FTHE CONTINUED AND DANGEROUS IN
a crease in the liquor traffic OF the city and the
consequent drunkenness and disorder growing ont
Of the same, render il necessary 70 impose such
restrictions ~ viii remedy the evil.
10 reno re-, far possible, the temptations ~
soldiers ard government employees, offered by TIE
sale Of liquors in proximity to the government
shops ana depots and in the subj RIBS OF the city,
where it 3 most mischievOus. and 20 reduce the
number &C licensed houses, il is ordered
l. That on and aiter the 1rsi day Of Juiys 1864, no
liquors Ofsny kind, fermented distilled or mixed,
shall be SID ia that part Of the city lying sOuth OF
Bro sd-stra e',West Of Hghstreet, and north Of Line
street
n. No Hqnors Of any kind. fernented, distilled
or mixed, shsll he sold in Edge6eld on and sher
the first DAY Of July 1861.
III. An lleeDces and permits for the sale OF lig-
uors OF an KIND, ~ sny place within the city, mere
revoked on The first day Of July, 1854.
~. Parties who have paid the liquor tax under
vii have tie same refunded 70 them application
10 this office
y. Within the limits assigned IN paragraph first
q tins Orler, prtles known 20 be respon .ble VII
be permitted 70 sell liquors Of all k'nos, provided.
thst before the first day Of July, ls64 they shall
file bonds IN this ofce, 10 the sGsI ~ Ten thousand
oned 70 conduct their business in sesOrdante with
military restrictions; % sell no hqnor u any kind
10 any pers0n slresdy intoxt sted 60 sci no hquor
Il any lns. ternsntesi, distilled OF mixed, - any
enlisted mfn OF government employee; and 10 per
IN advaace monthly tax OF $50 thirty dollsrs.
Vi Tho Durnher 81 snch iinc- need saloons With
10 toe city, shsil nos exceed ffty, GnG new 50
10 rs viii be pernnitts=i % be opened.
vi. The prcprietors o. saloons viii Be held re-
spuusi Die Tor the sets Of their employees, ~
spects els order and ioE the good order ard qlget
of their sslooES.
VII. The penslty OF = viois6on 81 This Order
vii b IMPRISONMENT IN the military prison, FORFEIT
ure Of license sud bond, snd conf~cston OF stock
b command Of Brig Gen. JoHs I MiLIEa
JOHN ". HORNER,
II. Col. I6th Mich. kol..
5une 22-l0t and Provost Marshal
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Those wishing 70 get good bargains would
10 veil 70 give as a call, or ssrd IN their
Orders-
{. N. RHODES 4 co,
81 Union sgrsas.
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We have been close observers Of pol
itics, through number Of eveptful, con-
tests; have closely these several years,
watched the comments Of the press
upon nominations made by political
conventions, and We never, until the
present, seen a party press with more
perfect unaninity, greet nomination
There were always papers which ex-
pressed some dissatisfaction; which,
while supporting ticket, declared that
they would have preferred other candi-
dates; but, since the action Of the Bal
timore conyention, We have examined
over four hundred Union papers, and
not one but heartily, and enthusiast
callya greeted the selection Of Gov.
JoHSsoS, as not only the one which
ought to have been made, but as the
very best that could have been nade,-
under any circumstances. Such a com
pliment is due 10 his position, and
evinces the appreciation in which he Is
everywhere held ~
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Unparalleled Enterprise.

We are shocked; our contemporary
the Press he's been, and gone, and
done it, like Cssar Il publishes the
Baltimore platform, in its issue Of yes
terday only about two weeks behind
the Union. INSTEAD of a chapter from
Anna Commend, or Gregory Of Tours
lin the original of course, asst would be
difficult for the editor to find transla-
ton, and we would never expect HIM TO
translate it) We find that the Press
actually publishes American matters,
only a fortnight old o-n-p-a-r-a-le-i-
e d enterprises.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-22

MAHETTA AND BCssr HIcxoHY RoAD.
Miles North Of Asrietts, June IL. !
Icon~poaaepss e ,hs NasAHlle ppiop-l
Day before yesterday Gen. Polk was
instantly killed b. she'll from the 5th
Indiana Battery while standing by
Johnston and Hardee, on Pine Noun
tain. This is unquestiable -
On yesterday morning tie rebels
svaouated Pine Knob or Mountain,
where thef bad twenty pieces Of can
non. "a account Of heavy demonstra-
lions made BY Howard the day before,
which threatened to cut them of from
their main line, 20 half 3 mile further
south Our line now runs almost par
allel with and south Of the Marietta
road
Yesterday schofeld pressed the reb-
els on the left heavily, driving them
sbout mile with his slrirmishers, ear
rying their works. Mcpherson drove
them on the left long distance to the
base Of Kennesaw Mountains, taking
the first line Of works and 400 prison
ers.
Howard, Palmer and Hooker, at O.
clock, made assaults on the center by
column and closed in mass. The rebels
we're driven oyer a mile up to dark BY
the skirrnish line which alone we're en-
gagged, and carried the crest Of two hills
and one line Of works The skirmish-
ers were the 42d and 5lst Illinois, I'd
Kentucky, 59th Illinois, 18th Pennsyl-
vania, and 9th Indiana, under com
mand Of Major Carter Of the 9th Indi-
ana and Col. Buckley Of the 61st Iii
nois Two regiments wdose names ]
did not loarn, assisted. Baird, Of the
18th corps, also engage and drove the
enemy with his skirmishers. We
gained very important successes along
the whole line yesterday. Our loss is
not more than 200. D.
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B. R. CUTTER s GLEiFES,
CORNER COLLEGE, AND BRolp-sTs
HEADQ'RS DEPT or THE CUMBERI-ANI,, i
DFFIef OF CHfHF hNaiNnfI


HEADQ'Rs DEPT OF THE CUMBERl.ANIi,)
OTrIoE OF CHBF hNGiNEFT,
Chattanooga, Tenn, June To- 1861. }
70 prescott end t9,u.se Members Of he Honss Brigade,
A7zgy ~ die Cgn5srland: fHH
THE UNDERSIGNED HAS BEEN aAUTHoR1Z-
ed by the Mdor-GeneTal commanding % raise
an Engineer Regiment nom tho rionoer Brigade,
IN ac;ordanee win the following act o. Congress,
approved May 20 ls64:
ANACT toorssuias p reeiment Of Veteran Volun-
teer Engineers
Be q -eVgrsf blJ DC S7str Csf H0lss oi RepTeesl-
freS 81 ne Iatsi States OF dneIcd 10 Congress As
Seq5Led, Thai The Secretary Of War be. and be Is
hereby, authorized 20 enlist, out Of any volunteer
forces in the Anny Of the Cumberland that have
served, or are now serving a. pioneers, pontoniers
or engineers, TO serve wherever required for three
years or during the var, % consist ~ ten compa-
mes, and 10 have the same organization, pay snd
cInoluTents IS are allowed 70 engineer soldiers un-
der the provisions d The fourth section Of On set
entitled IAN art 10 provide for the better org ,lzs
ton 81 tae military establishment, approved Au-
gust third. eighteen hundred and siEty-oue.
sec ?. And he IL fgrtlT cde;af That the officers
OF the engineers authorized to be raised under tie
provisions al the iorcgelng section shall ~ sppoin-
ted and commissioned - ta President OF lie OIi-
ted staIes on the accommodation Of the comnlln-
der Of the Army Of the Cumberland, snt shat re-
caiVa the ssIne paw and allowance 1s engineer OFF,
Gers # similar grade in me regular army
An present and former members Of the Pioneer
Brigade OF the army Of TIE Cumtailgnd ere invited
10 enter the engineer service in this regiment They
can procure such additional Information gs they
NAV need from me, az rom shy officer now serving
in the Pioneer Brigade, the majority OF whom viii
enter she engineer r98ment.
Lieutenant Wlleif, Engineer Department Nash
Vile, j. the recruiting officer f0r Nashville ami ti-
ciBity. VI 6. MERRILL
Capt T. S Engineers
Chief Engineer Army Cumberland.
81
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There are two men IN the country
whom the rebels hate above all others.
They are LINCOLN and JOHNSON Gould
any stronger argument be offered to
prove that they are just the men to be
elected President and Vice President ?
Do loyal men desire any stronger in
ducement 70 give them hearty sup
port2
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Up. BARNEY EXTRA GOLD PENS.


AT Tzns hfsr my frafis Esark " g. J. BkRsEs,
EzEsG LoU-, A." for which have se-ured the
.,5Dy-.ii ald are NHrrsoed IL carats hue aud per-
sr4 n every resDsef. Sent by mail or EXPIRE o.
any part 81 the county % receipt u prce and r.
ag1a ehu1uss per-9n= Ofierna I'll piea=e sisie The
s.ze nnd -tyie desired whether bard o. ef, nne o.
defective. VII have TIE privilege d exchanging a.
deduenOn Of fifteen percent. allowed On orders q
IS or over, End twenty-five pr cent. On those 81
sl0p IfeTs d-loiinis made 70 tae trade. Oh
rans reEsirsi 81 tle fe-t wauBef t0f FIFTY
CENTS (Gsd ds7lpl eeeh. Pen aad Wtiehesregisrs
seat FssE. Address
Q. p. RARSEs
IeaIer n Gold Pens and American Wsichas,
- Ms.r-slr-ei. Cor Ell. Inn-sflle. "
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lie must be novice indeed, in politi-
cal matters, who believes that the Chi
cago nominee can carry more than two
States-KentueiSy and New Jersey. II,
however, South Carolina had 3 votes a
third would be added to the catalogue
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-22

The Press has frequently asked US
questions, and, we believe, in every in
stance, we have answered them. We
therefore venture to ask if it would
support the ticket selected at Chicago,
should Vallandigham, or any one hold
ing views identical with him, be upon III
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-22

A friend who has been with thearlny,
says thet there is no question but that
at least % per cent of the soldiers viii
support LIScoIS and gJoHSsoS. What
citizen viii, after that, vote any other
ticket, and then pretend he is a friend
10 the gallant defenders of his country
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The Press man promises to use neither
Latin nor good English, hereafter with
out translating for our benefit AS to
the good English, no one ever charged
him with writing that; nor would we
have suspected that he INDUCED in such
luxury, had he not affirmed that he
did Well we viii not dispute his word,
because he is man of veraeity. 20
But the LatinLwe wouldn't deprive
our contemporary OF that for anything
the editor has invested = whole dollar
in book entitled sProserbs OF all Ma
tons" and we would not have him
make such an inroad into his finances,
and derive no heneit from it, for the
world. Keep on quoting from that book
Mr.. Press; we won't 5lab, and many OF
your readers,-(we make use of the
term many, 10 make believe you
have an extensive circulation will
really think you are a very learned
man. Give US a page Of Cicero, either
in tho original or in translation, won't
you, tomorrow; you can do either, for
if the printers follow copy, you need
not be able to understand the Latin /;
and if you give the translation, you can
rely upon several books in existence.
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CERTIFICATES OF CURES.

From eight 10 twenty yesrs standing, with names
known 10 science slli anne.
For medical properties Of BRchu, see Dispense
tory Of the United States.
See Professor Devices valuable works on the
Practice q Fhysic.
SEE remarks made by the late celebrated DT.
Physick Philadelphia.
See remarks made BY Or. Ephrsan1 Mcdowell, 3
celebf-dcd PLY cisn, and member Of the Royal
College 81 Surgeons, Ireland and pnhlished IN fBss
Transactions Of tho King snd QueeIf- JOurnsl
See Hedico-C fdTurgcsl Review, published by
Beuiamiu Travers Fellow u the Royal College o.
Surgesns.
see most Of the late Standard works on medicine.
EKiracb Bnchu ..-.Sl.o0 per bottle or six for $500
Ssrssparills, 100 800
" half = dozen 81 each for So which will be
suheient 10 cure the most obstinate cases, a. diree
tons srs adhered 70.
Delivered TO sny address, securely Fseises from
ob eryatlon-
Rs-Describc symptoms in al communications.
Cures guaranteed. Advice gratis.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-22

The BeIlville Dep,okrat, was one Of the
strongest among the German journals
in Illinois 10 advocate FaENOST before
his nomination, has backed square out
and hoisted the names Of @LnooLa and
JOHNSON
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-22

The Press asks US to republish the
list of delegates fror this State TO the
Baltimore Convention, Just for is 6eaetL
Do men cast pearls before swineL
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-22

ABRAHAM LNcoLx was an elector on
the FRENoST ticket in 1886, and stuuay :
ed the State of illinois for the Path.
finder.
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TO THE
SOLDIERS 7!
VIZ HAVE PUBLISHED a BEAUTIFUL
Soldiers Certificate.

FOR THE USE OF SOLDIERS.
It is printed in four colors, representing
Cavslry, Infantry, end Artillery, marching
in countless mum bers INTO Dixie, with drums
Beating, colors dying, etc. A blank lire is
left for the name Of the Soldier, C0mpsny,
Regiment and 0mcers; size I3xlT. The
certificate is eaclosed IL q psstebosrd tube,
end can DO sent to any part Of the country
without injury; and the soldier, after filling
Up tho blank lines, can put it back in the
tube ard RENAL ID - HIS friends, and they
viii get il framed aud preserve il as q re-
membTance.
The demand for ehis Certificate Is enor-
nous, yet from our enlarged facilities for
publishing, We sre able to keep r constant
supply, and viii fll an ORDERS promptly.
Price 90 csnfs. Sent hy moli, prepaid.
IN. RHODES s Co,
80 Union Street,
Nashville,
Agents Waased g. teii ths shove
Al T-aFq
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AFFIDAVIT

PCrspuslly APPEARED f-.spIe NE an Alderman 81
the q q Ihladeiphis II. T. Helm lsoid, wha, b.
INC duly sworn, doth say his Preps va ons conan
40 narCatic no mercury or other in Qrious drugs,
but are purely yegotafie. H.g. HEIMbOIaD.
hvoru and subscribed scfore ne tsis I'd day q
November, ls5t. WI. P HJBBARp,
Alderman. efh-sEreet shove Rsoe, Pilils-
Address letter. Tor In.orrnEtlon in ODafliience,
Il. T. HELMBoLI'. ChsEnist
Depot - scflh TFnth--trert.
Below Chestnut. Philadelphia.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEfTS,
AND UHPRISCITT.Rp DIlALERs,
who endoaYor 10 dispose s'0F THEIR OWN' and
''otheT' Articles op the reputation attsined -
Helulb0id Genuine Preparseons,
I" (" ENfrb-t Huehu,
a" % fsrs1pariila,
{" Improved Ro-e sch.
eQid - al I91Lcgists ev-rylFhfre.
ASK FS9a HELaifi3QL DfS-TAkE no OIHEE.
Cut out the adFeffsaefnent ana sffaf f1rIt, md
4 POIl2 IaPSaSf7I0N AND EXPOSURE.
juno ie-ly
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WEDNESDAY, JUNE p, 1884

Theleti list today occupies somueh
space that we are obliged TO curtail our
reading matter considerably. All viii
be right again tomorrow.
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BLOODI BLOoDi BLOOD!
Helmbold's Highly COneentEsted Compound
Fluid Extract Sarsaparilla
SYPHILIS.
SYPHILIS.

This is an affection Of the blood, and attacks the
Sexual Organs, Innings OF the Nose, Ears, ThTOGe,
Windpipe and other mueus surfTces, making It's
appearance in the form Of Ulcers. HeimbOld' 2 tx
tract SarsspsrilIa purihes the Blood, sud removes
el scaly eruptions of the skin, giving TO the com
pleXion clear and healthy color. IL being pTepar-
ed expressly for this class Of complaints, it, blood
purifying properties are preserved 70 greater ex-
tent than any other preparation OF flsrssParil.a.
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Amendment.

Amendment.
THEODORE TnroS furnishes 10 the In
pendmenf an account of the interview
he and Mr.. GAKnsoS had with the
President He say @When one Of US
mentioned the great enthusiasm at the
Convention, after Senator MoRGAS's pro-
position to amend the Constitution
abolishing slavery, Mr.. LrSooIN Instant
ly said, at was I who suggested to NJ.
MoRGAx that he should put that idea
into his opening speech. This is. the
very besteword he has said since the
proclanaation Of freedom The Presi-
dent, therefore, and his party Of sup
porters, stand now pledged to the com
plete eradication of slavery from the
land and they win be held to the
pledge o
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Wet Nurse.

TTYANTED, A WET NURSE FOR YOUNG
w child, 70 WhanS liberal wages VII BE- gwen.
Ono WifhSuf child would b prelerred. Fog farF
Their inAornatioa apply 81 Ehis Office.
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