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, 1864-02-11

don. Inward Piles,
Head, ,Acidity q tie Stomach.
vEsi'ss:s s%ssSs = s e s:essss
e.
agnt. Teyer and dnl! pain ,n the nead .Teae!aa-
q i sSe sssf & e e.
IMSs ss, Is; Hs;n3% saddsn Il IT. SF,nsfss fss,h OF
{" 6sss1's;;ss,'ssss 81; 1ss;.'s: f. i ffs'5
I0Us FEVER Ec. They contain
NO ALCOHOL OR BAD BRANDY.
They WILL cQEE ne above diseases In nins:7-ntns
Do you want something to Strengthen YeuI
Do you want 8 Good Appetite7
Do you want to Build up your Constitutional
Do you want to Feel Welt
Do yoH want to get rid Of Nervousneszf
Do you want Energyf
Do you want to sleep Wellf
Do you want 3 Brisk and Vigorous Fseltngf
II 5ou do. use HooFLASD's GERMAN BlWRS-
PARTICULAR NOTICE
soa under ss
y sshis psE salon. ,Se sasse dissaissd By xnlss
Tbis eass q Btters has caused and Will continue to
sses e.
o IL d. ss ar s
Is IL ~
Attention, so1diera! and Friends Of so1diass.
aean bttsr q * dssas
& an1 Il 70
papers, on the arrival Of the sick will be noticed
sSs s@
Hoonands German Btt1aEs. Diseases tssalting nusa
ss
Bs &c gssd @
Me eal1 asten1ion e the following remarkable sa&
S"5s Sas fGa ees
~ PH1ApE1rn1A. Aug. g. 1871.
A1ssRs, JosEs = EVANS; Well. gentlemen, {o1x
Hooa94ss Ge5qR M Bttess has sysd "a m{ e Infs
VI VS. say y 81 ss
member of shermans ceseoTated battery. and aadae
hs e. e M e e.
ies was attacked IN November last With infanras-
sa Ha 4sRs ) 1T
enea BY Al attaek Of dyss1teEy: Hss then removed
tss @ ssssmsr,= st.sse SsSs, sen zhIss isadsa =
m W q se spsss
M ra Ees1 9 sos =
sch Life could Ia1t last under these cecun1ataDre.
and accordingly tie physiclans who had been wprktnG
faithfully, though unsrcccAfnl1y. to 7cscue ne os
the grasp of the dread ArcheE frankly told me- thAa
Clergyman and 10 mase suc: disposition of II ny lmt:.
@ sa @au1as ae neas M suited me- AZ se9aan,anea Tao "
Szia 81 r. hs,ax 2sSr o;ofp
ahsdaE ~ nf deeth recsas & t1k9g hsm ne gloomy
FOR II grStnT hetter THnHVh y. LUZ taaaA 49,
hnti!rs haTa rntned ten nnftnds AMI Heai sTS
Of being permitted TO totn nv vile and dausbfeS fn
wbnm haTn heard nothnT for eJphfeen mnnfhs S1T
Front Royal; 70 yoar in7au a6ls Bitte7s % eVe ia "a
ynnr ~ pte Iii aTs o IN ao p.ce qt yngGs
70 ~ IN lie. n's "o7on1 sn'se "ao 0fo oe@ssss
w Very truly yours, ISAAC MALoyx
"a We lad despafed Of seeing our somIs1s H. aaors
jGHN f51nDi FRACK. lat EeYr Yors n,ttsrv
IEWJa q. fHEH - 17p ~ oS3 "a W Ea s4uas~ V4~
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wheat--Wo hear Of the sale OF LOO bu Michigan
Wheat, Red and Wh1te-thc former o. 1856. the latter
at l43c. No. mud FED steady at 1Saa1Glc- Corn
Round lots not in demand: sale 150 bu now tbsgrd)
at DC, Olts-Stendy at 7cc.
, 1864-02-11

Eetined 100 in1 1885
Mo1AsBKs-The business continues On rataet Mod-
ces are realized for New Orleans. Foreign 10 II ned
Cui,s Mnscorsdo:af S cents; Porto Rtco, IS 1s;s
bbis New Orleans Gaio and cso old crop DO. sou,
limos. ny auction, 81 bbas New Orleans SOLD AZ ota
Imports from January 1st 10 Mst-
1861. Hhds. les Bp!s.
From Foreign Ports. .......-..1,a ,a09 la ~
:" CoastWise Ports. - 'aTt:
Total; ;;;..........55 ~ ~ 1fs ,SddsS Sdds
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Correspondence Of the New York Times.1
i READING, Pa, Wednesday, Feb. 5, 1904.
The trial Of the Mauch Chunk rioters Was
continued by the Military Commission to-
, 1864-02-11
Agricultural Resources Of Canada.

very satisfactory idea Of the agricultural industry
annual proluct Of our farms. In the year 1sA tue |
crf1r wNa nH follows:
, 1864-02-11

NAnsea, HEARTBURN, Disgust for FocI.
Fullncss or Weight In the Stomach, soEf
Erurtat1onH Sinking OK F1uttering at tho P.t
Of the Stomach, Swimming Of the Head Hurried
snd Difficult Breathing, FlnttcEng ut the Herxt.
Chokne or SuNocatng Sensations when In lJirk pa.
tore omness Of Vh!on. Dots or Webs beforahe
Agnt, Fever and dull pain In the Head. .Dcnc!au-
cJ q Pessp!5ation. XelSowne3s y q ths M skt2
LIMBS &C.. Sudden finishes or
Heat, Turning IN tho Fleah.
Constant Imngt1tng1.
Of Evil. and great
Depression Of
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JOIN CVpDLEAACK,l lst New York Battery.
SE%is E4 a GhE9A1E 81 d NJ w. 4s,as Fa9s
I.E. SPENGEk, lss artillery: BattcryF.
J. B. FAsEWELL. Co. ., 81 Vermont.
HENkT I. N1GD0SA AID. g. c. 9Th Maine.
JCHS F. WARD. Co. E, 5th Maine.
HEEWAN KOCH, Co. H. ed New York.
NATHANIEL B: THOMAS, CO. F. ssh Penah
ANDREWJ ]. XMBA1L. Co. 4. 81 Vermont.
JOHN JENKINS Co. 1t6th Peuna.
, 1864-02-11

nT3 TEH EKOIT8-1APPLE3 EuppEy
,arEet yerF ncitve. Fticcs rule 1sm and unchanged
y, preyio1s quotations.. PkAcnEs. With limited
Trry t}rm with an upward tendency. RAlstHs In far
demand and moderate snpply, Market hfm At previ:
Nm sDnMxsI1c FEUlTs-I:t ceipts small and lrregu,
lar. market consequently high and n1n. We quote:
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REBEL ACCOUNTS.


Rebel Occupation or Etraabur0-Tho
Reverse ut Winchcs cr, DC.
From the Richmond Enquirer, July 25.
We have the best Of rumors from the valley. which
place tho army about In spots ut prominent places
M,rket, Luray, Front Royal and Warrenton gentle
man who reached this city on Saturday nj hit from Edin
burg, twelve miles north OF New Market, states that
when he lett Strasburg WAS held by forces II
thought they wonid fall back the enemy reported
IN very heavy forca but whether through New Market
or over the Blue Ridge towards Warrenop could NOT
course, be understood The alluded Co may have
originated from anticipation merely
LATER-A SMALL REVERSE.
Passengers who lett Stanton yesterday inform
that our forces were saturday st tho other side Of
New Market, ana that there was no probability OF the
immediate occupation OF Front Royal by tho We
learn from officer who arrived last evenings train
that On Wednesday last General Ramseurs division
unfortunate enough to be attacked Winchester, Mt
moment when IL was not well prepared 10 meet sudden
attack from superior force The result the dvis
ion was'compeled TO retreat after suffering loss Of
from three TO four hundred IN killed wounded and miss
lug and three four guns This Is the affair % which
some importance was given by rumor a few days ago.
Our army is stu Ia ne condition and at tho right place.
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YaIs co',sgs comm.nssm

| M" h.veS, Giuo., jay 2s. 1884.
The oomnsasensas exercises or Yas cs.ex, ara 200
y rvosress.
so, r,,s, -. Lsassnworsh, o. syracuse prs,idA ~
-~vsrxi eol ,aat ofhaad s1eecass
the alumni meeting, al. 4. !. I,a..
were msie oy. Daniel Lord. john Piorp...
coi'ds, fre'itsas woolsey Hsary L. Dawes, ~ O. Or.
Nhington and othsrs
Bu@ =
san..l aisgss Of the class OF 1914, ivsrs6
IN. sem, ceusunai sdfrs3s BEFORE the sinal o. TO
ess with degree OF 81 qaenco aairssansss WHOA %
lighted the assembled graz
Tho lesdug topic, OF tho acdsss, ars asfoilowa-hs
scientific aud literary progress of sns cosess Ia 'ss list
hair csntuy and espsci,y tne soctutS'n ia progress
OF The porica opinions Of no c'ss o ISL ~ 'no sue
rounding cyents tho rise end downfall OF Tue ars sipo
.oa tho erca, paoIc works OF the world for the iss
nav years tho rise progress Of Louis Naoeca, sss
The tnauencs OF those Q, -snts On American policy
Tha address viii be p4l Nished ny the alumni
The Weather nj 81. Johns, y. r.
sr. Jouss, " T., July oslo 4. 4
Weather Due and c'oar WIND vest. lhermotnetsr y.
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The Best and Che.s,sst re W'paper IN
the Country.
The WEEKLY HsRnp, for the pfesen, "eeAs i'aDJ 70
morrow tSaturdoy) morning, "a cnnt"n.-
Tho latsgt dviccS from sho Arm y OF oene'Nt ooe'"s
10 Georgia with sesils Of ere lara bat's ~ a'ul "
Wednesday,, thursday aud Friday u last "eoH' 80
estimate Of he losses ssde 81 ne htest be7Po'
from Tho Armies ar the rs,,, IL ,, Of Peersbnrg, Va
Tho latest Ncws from the Army sude oererh hausi'
with accounts u The Opera theA eues 10 the -
nandoan valley and tbs latect vices rom tae tn't
Forces in aA portions OF the country; 'tes' re's
from Europe and ali other parts OF acr~ sor'o l'erg
The excellent story OF sCous Eom Soa ithc, Ars'e
ard Literary IenF; II Rsvew rr7A = week 10
tersstug resdiugfor Farmers Agr,catN r. > t'e>
tie, Reviews OF he Money, comme-cii pis7 'ooo, ~
tie I1orso and Family Markets, ara rererTss ol ~ I'M
portant events OF Cae wesk
Ternnsinse subscr,nt,,, q. TN 10 cru.,r, S. Five
copies S. Ten copies St5 Single coIiss Eve "a =
A limited number OF advert semeuts ir setoc!
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MILITARY AFFAIRS.


AGENTS COMMISSIONED NJ GOVERNOR SEYMOUR
NEW YORK CotNrY IN THE BACKGROUND, ETc.
Governor Seymour has consented to commission
agents tho various OF the State 10 proceed
South and establish recruiting depots, hoping by that
means procure enough 10 ill the quota before the
dral, commences The Of the Governor ob-
tained through the representations Of General Hays,
showing the impossiby OF obtaining enough recruits in
the before tie 5h Of September meet the LeaTy
quota assigned 10 New York.
Tho agents to BIO appointed by the Supervisors OF
the various counties throughout the State and the
Governor will certify such appointments. The bounty
DO paid 10 thus obtained will DO $780, end the
pensation to tho agents $50. maSng bounty
th IN that paid by this county. The following CIR
GUAR letter has been issued by the Governor tue
subject
STATE NEW YoRK, ALBANY -.
The Supervisors OF the county OF -, In sn!i stat.
three t3 Of the act congress- approved July
1851 further aud provoe for tie enruns ard
calling Of the onal forces ana OF General Orders No
III War Department. Of July =, 1854 he Is ent 70 tuth
State such agent under the provisions or such act un
5h day Of September newt subject 1T al times 10 tie
revocation modification thereof.
IL IS expressly that the State OF New Nork
in TO be held responsible FOR The repayment OF
bouniies lad by said TO Tecruits. log bis SER
vice such agent OF Y way had resRon
slble for his acts. HORATIC 5EfhObR
Already several counties have appointed agents. who
will proceed on their mission immed stely New York
standing the quota which, sho has 70 frrnish
The Bord d Supervisors should bestir themselves. add
lose time in mt sting far as possible the severity
OF the draft
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ssaied ssrsA ,oe,r ve.s sen w,cu ecas~s i''rsot
a. .u''na neAT wiirhvs o tutu s,'sn, :. .g q "
ho'1 as 10 cs,,, - ! : .D.s ~ re-. ''''
prisoners = . y" f ra, al ,a our sa as = IS.
''s" a. o@ 'o'' hai r., 10 70 though IN
seems d, n. no I'M i, '',at tne easus me
wih regard 10 tle repo 'sa 40 ,th 81 20 cral C,
. suhieient 20 s " thh be Wa, 49,"
uGt Mas mud sir ~ ~ Cunt gls-a. !, u. ~
General hulligsn's d-H,n stn, 'epor'el az bats
more Yesterday but there T. 10 autneGtn '""
WIN regard to the streps,h OF the cucms, ne most
reahs estimates OF the entire oomps,ng sne 'eent
raioins Column d. not make than sixteen te"u
sthd or Seventeen THOUSAND men. IL ~ now believe
Una. ibis column has been reinforced o. the eytento
thousand or twelve Thousand ,pep, making the wh he
stfenalh 81 the rebel force now in the vaey and upon
I've border Of the Upper Potomac tweiv.hve tnrty
thansand men of all This force Is uudsrst,od, in
well Informed quarters. 10 he under the command u
General A. Hii-6enersi Early having, IT ,s said been
wound breaking oll sresb ana lie has IL vs. unaerst 3D.
been sssgred q the command of the Richmond district
AS TO designs OF this rebel force uow on the borders
OF Maryland or II is beloved up to this time they
have not crossed tho Potomac at least Gel al
cou lecture lhe most probable view "a that they v n
attempt an extensive reid INTO rennsy lvaua, aud by
making grea show OF srenp endeavor TO force
raj TO send away more OF bis armv from before
Petersourg In corroboraon OF The OPP expressed rs
to the strength of the rebel force informant stated
that General Crock reported that the rebel ue Of battle
confroptDg him extended tour miles
AS u what the government Is doing our Informant
states some facts which cannot be particularly spoken a.
IL s known. however, that 10 er.I Wright moving
rapidly towards tue Upper Potomac with all the avail
able force at present at his command The entire com.
msnd OF all the troos including these under General
Hunter has been given this able General and h
oany IL by this time In position TO give battle TO the
advance OF the enemy with force, our INFO msut is
NOT mistaken sufficient to cope with any that the enemy
can possibly have
In military circles tho opinion is expressed that the
enemy's strength Ia fully forty thousand; hut our
fnorman believes that this estimate like th the
previ raidBg force, will be ourd to be exaggerated
However this may be- results will soon transpirs which
WIN the correctness or ncorrectness oil these
conflicting opinions.
informant left Baltimore report was
ceved that the Union recccupied MARTINEZ
burg. II Is certain that before the rebels much
further 10 any direction they will have to fight and
foat General Wright
There Is much excitement throughout the western
counties OF Maryland, and Frederick city almost de
serted by its Inhabitants. The people sendug their
yaluables 10 Bmore, AID the farmers driving their
horses 10 places OF safety.
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r'vgsroor -stsarishp CO, Of wnshns'cn = teieer,,
'Als 10 y, Miss Man, Mrs Lawrence A q fsfe = ar
k.;kmGn. licaiuE, Mr. No son AiIs Hard ns.J Woss
10y, preso Dc Aguen Or Ffrrk, Pedro fetau N Mt
ibrnilt ~ Sessclprg, Miss Bradley, . W Nuag n*Nh.
pgrg MISS streass Ms scssrisqn, Mts 3 trinn'ar
Nv kteldhouse, Mr.. Napier aud twe sht5ren sttH!'
3. dsughter. sad ) woodrow, jorrs q bssrse,E -
mcstjarl. Visor Lang Ban,, i ~, 80
daughter, Mss Bsntsf Mss Carrsss Ars if,san ~ -.
servant Few A Spssia Gtpson, " FLtrl. $500.
Mine Hcitz. rsrour.s. ~ ktrer W. s,.sa 800,
al sstnns, I,,Tsrs,gh cunn ga ~ GA Ard sd ru
~, l,Ts and csaahser, ~ Ls.e i's'rs ~ '''vA
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s1r. M. Davidson's Despatch.

- q j. ss..t hoNocAcY JUNCTION, July -, 1884.
= 7rE MAR WINCHESTER.
m sppems thai sa1n Trly cft suckers ferry in the
bensvaeah Wiley Tor sssburg giving OUT that he had
xuss received from General Lee direct
sng him TO so q once 10 that toio he cent small force
90 nclcser for ohsorvation. General Avcri met this
scrcS ond oyerrovered on tho goth Wednesday, At
and Winchester. Ho drove u bcore him until 10
upon Earys main strength IN the mountains when
n t,a EAsIy MADE srASD,
snd OF currsa forced avorl slowly back. Crock who
was on hs way Hsrpor's Ferry. jolnod him with his
shattered forces and Early, with HE thirty thousand,
growing TOR spies 10 that country that General
wright had tho shenardo h. and WIS march ny
1wnpdly toward Waehdstor 70 meat any omorgency,
'sarncd upon Aver Crook, and, nacsd, upon Hunters
whole co,amaod nns''y, pressed taom slowly back,
having avnt near wncrcster Sunday, Gath,
and another 90 Monday near Naftinsourg.
In the Q e1raEcr1ente We let from eight 10 twctve
aundred len, VINO arriving thc general Uhed
sHsstea army Hospitals NJ Frederick ma ne
r mrthef removal are being scot 10 baltimore. Such of
ere reto wounded As were able 10 20 also removed
Slsst nigat
Al tho iagot, accounts the enemy occnricd the
psok n tns polomas frctn w'imsrcft 70 hpeis,,wn,
rhtsatenIr q cross VIM our me = ex'raea ron -.
riR Prinl srsRSelH- iFk ~ g sfH.Np.
u mn Constrained go inns Gerry has ntt been rein.
forced VI Is prGpor 80 say hhaevcr, itiat the
Robot rrisorcrs CAPTURED ass. ht General lso y here
a. person with force ,ssy tho vlCle ~ INNS
gorrsl intending 20 inveSa rsrn ssauii, EaniVs and
Washington; ihat Early aua BrcsSnridgr uhg made
RscrnpossGnce ~ f9rce which lgsthss htsnNcnpt As
esd becte 20 no, credit tts trt must q, Ne govern
cnt toe justice 10 Say tnRt Il Is preparing Tor IN. ener
Aeuoy. More Ia detail tniv Ne; 10
100.
has dsposcd his gctcc-ta; he hep '6vssd y voc
gnovsmonts q tho ene.ny. aDi rhoss bia we,edsngs
Knowing tn!s AL parties rhoud ko~H coal tMners
should MOI away ana ewoid gcratsi fclnria be
Fore they know wait "a clanw they ctn eisiy ss,ss
y~ac with,u, c,rsc shch ihry ctsto, a'ay e.ls-
ward Fa,Iy 10 largely rslofosssA he w,h.fy te csocs
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The secretary acas:'srhe idea has frequently been
advanced " drought be interrupted by the frns
" csnron; bit istie relectcn will convnce az that
mother the combustion OF eunpowder tor tho agitation
Of the air by discharge Of cannon can turnlsh tho
mos'Iro Scces-ary 70 the production OF rain II, hos
evar tn's air n surcharged With moisture, and the
atmosphere tlse unstable condt on winch nmed lately
prcccdet rain, then violent conrrctfor upward
cur - q slr PRODUCED by largo Ire may BRING on
rsu Nhch n:yot lar rare iusttnoes, not otherwise
have ssg+n I'll ,Ass " the drpuzhs which have
80 loT tbe lyet wtes therc ~as lot sufuocn mos
iufe n tl" atmcrph0is 10 produce . To-. Eveu on
SA'Crty ~ sunday morning tho renlarS ably
Dry nrd ore the moisture from ah,ch tho of
SUNDAY ~ 80 rret pttaled must hive bsen wfted
tnN ~ ytan5e by the nrttheast Wind shcb comnenced
OuN ~ that direction about uine O'Clock Sunday
moIaHg.r
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The Lindsey Blues.

commandaats OF companies Of this regiment:-
CENTRAL ORDER NO, o
HEApouA r. LispsyY BLUES !
l01p REfIarnI N q. s. n Z, !
MERCER HOUSE, July 20, 1864 !,
Comm Of directed 10 have their
muster rol completed iminediaey, ana assemble TIER
nj these hel dqsrtefs, Friday July ~ Al cSt
O'Clock T. NJ. Tor misstcfin. In.
q The drum corps ordered 10 report to the Drum
Major AZ G54 broadway, 1T cock A. Nj for nrgani1a
ton ~ order. Col JOHN N. WII,sEY.
HxKgr j. WEIIH Adl utant.
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The enrolment OF persons ablo 10 military dnty under
the law for the orgau OF the National Guard has
boon nearly completed and tho rolls carefully revised by
striking on the names OF those who have fled leys
cmpt,ons. ANY person who has been ti1et Il hs en-
roIrncnt IA required by law II no claims be exempt
from military duty nls affidavit TO that eject set
ting forth the ground upon which such exemption 10
based on or before the 18TH OF August.
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No More Arbitrary Arrests.

General Hays has made move 10 the right direction,
which will add greatly 10 the efficiency Of his depart
mens Numerous complaints had boon made BY citizens
who have been Illegally arrested by come OF the over
jealous subordinates In tho employ OF the department
and Generals attention having been directed TO the
matter no has issued the following circular On the SUB
ject'-
In consequence Of Unauthorized and improper arrests
having division, the A. Provost MAR
shall Genera directs that the following registrations be
strictly obeyed and enforced BY the Provost Marshas OF
this division
Hereafter al arrests OF deserers made b. officers OF
spccis q acting uuder authority Of the A. Pro-
vost Narshnl euera division VIII be by virtue Of
Tho vritten Thorn which, II required,
vi DO crhibcd by the officer making the arrest
Afresss a. civilians will be made only q special
written order indvidua By the Provost
Marshal -. -, -, "a.
Gers 10 turn 10 Their badges Mt once.
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This quantity is whst hos allen up to date.
from thg table II appears that the quality OF rain
which fell 10 May last greater than the mean amount
for the last nx years and that the quantity which has
taen the begin OF June Ia much less than the
for the In six years. and also than for
any year suce Je50.
AND QUANTITY FALL or Ram SINCE TEE BEGINNING
ufy or rtfy vRFsryr YEAR.
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Thus far the substitute brokers have had great sscccs
10 Brooklyn consequence OF the hgn bountss paid ~
the county On average about sxynve men ps- day
have been examined and passed for credit the Third
Congressional dsr,ct tho Provost Msrsnais ocs ard
naval reode zvous. The Super isors' Iounty Committee
having, howovcr tn the conclusion 70 reduce me
bountes from three red 70 one hundred dollars n
and after Monday next, n 10 almost certain that there
will be great falling ~ OF recruits; and whatever We
prospect be now, under present circumstances -
that thoy will lot be able under The depesiua
influences Of decreased bounty " OIL the quota. ara
draft must refore inevitably tsts place. Thrs TAR
enlisted.
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To Paper rnnu9scturers
Cash will be paid for I)Cu9 reans of rsod n ga WI
Paper. Size, 3lx45-l3 lbs. !,
Apply at thieA
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z. II. Stsnmoos ~ CO.--Cnvtngfor.K Ky.
SHELBY, ExraA CLASS 357-Iur2s 1884,.
40, q, IS, 81, ~ y. y 30 30, rs, 20. o.
50, Al, a., II, 10, -, 10, -, -, %, 40, 30.
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Murray. Eddy ~ Co.-Coyiaston.. Ky
KENTUCKY, EXTRA CLASS I5s--Jdv 20, I5jL
o, SO, /, ~. ~, 3G. 40 30. Al, So, 2l. u, So.
KENTUCKY. Class t5i--Juiy 49, i3jL
Z, rs, 81, So, IS, %, ~, 20, 30, ~, Y. l.
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Adeliua, sad Ada IN her sister, hsg srcie5 tir =
the nah market. perceive the perfume Of tbs Z
meant fish roes.'' Adeiua handel Ada her ,'uct a.
was perfumed with PHALbh's NIGHT BLOOM y
CIRRUS. and at once tho fraartlce OF Ede1 breatsa
ARC
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pcrsons, Irt.,isRcncr.

Mr. James Iicficnry, OF Ioninn the nocd rrance snd
Director OF the Atlantic aud Ursat Western Railway
arrived Ia this city thoooia y at present az te
Clarendon Hotel.
Among the passcnsors " IN. City - Wellington,
wb Oh arrived yesterday AZ ts was ne Fs,. Y p.
Harry uslupc. bate III ytnA.As ireland Nj. H,Ipfns
has been selected the Cansdp authariiies ~ IsSs
cat Pro cssor ~ The Huron tp'vafsag, h1ar bVbdora
n " M viii bring bis sph " duties an 90.
viablc reputation from Trinity Ca.ss r.bs " WsaE
he held ralk - 900 Of sae vsy dist cias cal ishfas "
the ago.
po,. y.un-sT prasy nsr lst mo city on tyleg visit
10 r.rsuA IL taxes tne IT, rt 40 itsft's q envoy.
IN the sea air end rot the bHAeht q hrs nefllA~
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why II Phaioo's Might NacsN
CEREUS Ike the variations to popular tuIcf BtcssA
i'm the air.
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LOTTERY Tickets "a hgu.--ru Torw - '-r
given. JOSEPH BATES, broker IL Wal street, ro,-a
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The Fail Of Rain lhts Summer.
The Secretary Of the Smithsonian Institution ashing.
ton furnishes the following regard to the fail or rain
during the Ass three months
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IA Horace GrceieS's Peace rroy W r =
failed. we advise him To WhIcOlTS Instant Pals
Annihsla;or II gives peace without pam.
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Prizes Casaes tn Al ivsai',ed Ii"--
teriss ard information given. GALLAGHER K DEN.
JAMIN, Brokers, $40 Chestn' street. Philadelphia
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CMeSnl Circulars ~ shelby Cpsicge Int
terry furnished By SIMMONS, ROGERS CO., Now Scss
poato llcc.
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-, ma wr, th-eatea, Ia order 20 hold tie valley ~ !
Ate, s.~asa-.s ~'saat. wusa
foe . narsest. p,,ssshie. ana tnen is..
-~.Seu BACK by superior numbers. rs.44 Ef s.I#
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Subststute Agency or tnr stair or New
yort -oNnce "a WALKER street tesv cen Broad wat Ana
cnn sps al reasonable rrce. re- Ct references given
kxamptor papers octasneL MW#N