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, 1864-06-08

The Guerrilla War in missouri.
Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago Tribnne.1

Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago Tribune-1
ST.. Louis, June7.
Guerinas robbed the stores at Tunnell Hill, on
the Mountain Railroad, last night, and arn pro7l.
Inc about Tho railroad IN considerable force.
Dispatches from General Fiske's headquarters
represent that the return Of the rebels from Prices
army il causing much trouble In the Northwest.
Citzens In some localities refusc to ALLOW the reb-
els to return to their homes and turn out and kill
them In epite OF the oaih Of amnesty.
Nj. E, q. 4. Hablch, arrested some days ago,
vas released On parola and bound over to appear for
trts1 then called for. Mr. Habtch's ofeuse Is not
suited. L. Biais, P. Y. Wagner and Lawrence
Connolly, Of Illinois charged with abusins negroes
vcrn a;eo released on bond.
St. Lor1e. June 7.-The following a,e the names
of ps7xnEs arrested last week At Fnltoa. Ia this
Slate. b. military authority: \. v. Robinson.
Representative in the State Leets!atqre and Also
iu@ " =. Tott,e. adFy goods Eaesc4sat az sa9
nne Of the Board OF Managers Q! the DeAt and
Dumb ksylum Drs. T. 4. and J; q. Howard. Col.
], +. lonee, Or. Kerr, and ID hiss haJnnnn. dauEh-
nds5zers k1c not made public. -.
, 1864-06-08
FROM INDIANAPOLIS.
Indiana Military Intelligence.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
1nnlAAAro11s, juno 7.
Tbs 1eoth 1nd1ana Is organized and will lcaTe for
tho ne1d this week, with the following officers:
ueut. Cot. 9. II. Harley, Major John coultero
Qua1termaetcr Il. Cones. Adjs, G, P. Tucker. No
Colonel is yet appointed.
The 18th Indiana has arrived at the Soldiers
Home. The Esd Illinois veterans passed through
herc on their way to tho front. Forty veterans Of
ths 1st Illinois artillery left for the front to-day.
The friends Of tho 1920 regiment are getting up en
tertainmsnss to send the soldier boys comforts in
the field. The regiment was raised In Indian
spo1is.
A court.martial il now In session here, trying
eundrJ military offenders, per order Of Gen. ao1ns
xlemau.
, 1864-06-08
FROM NEW YORK;
Treasury and Finance Matters.

NEw YoRK, June THE Commercial rays NJ.
Chase ts In the city In consultation with bank OIL
GERS with view TO negotiate at once temporary
loan. The amount no desires to borrow Ia stIted
at s30.cC0,000.
The PcSt ssJs the anticipation that the payment
make money SO stringent as to produce tempora-
~ panic, is not likely to be realized.
Al tho New York Sub-Treasury to-day, Mr..
Chaee, in concer. With Mr.. Cisco and the loading
financial Institutions. Is making such arrange
ments ~ will etfectualiy prevent any such dfsaa-
troua diaturbAnce Of bualncee,
, 1864-06-08
FROM MINIATURES.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
MILWAUKEE, June 7, 1864,
The brown warehouse, occupied BY N. 8. Telny,
caught fife this afternoon, near the top, but Was
exunguished. Damage to building e1Ight-priu-
ctpal damage from water. Tho warehouse con-
thined 60 900 bushels Of wheat, which was badly
, 1864-06-08
N&m anh&rtts&ur&t1t9.
i; rNov RadYl
~THICAGO WEEKLYTRIBUNE,
Var thR weak 4Ndfna IunA Af1s.

49, -N13 ~1A0 vA4Se,
.-fHH. NATIONAL, RAn1C4r, nEuocRArrc
fTHvT1TiGN. p~1cIt1 ~ Hr,af1MAo LSAo11 7do 7AaAo
=. NETrmnrt 4na cnrhr.na shs csnd;Setts.. .aA A0S~
~ = TGTfTE ~ 1NalEH. rI."r esrd Ga.
R93GG s|sfT1esSns eE2eHGsx,s 89xY. 1nct5r,., AZ IN.
H.tti. ~ taosaSer1 NJ aS.iss.s,Is y. ~ ~
fEnHas'H fHas'H1ts neoses-oo~sP"S'~1 ~ 03>@s'Ano~oa
ioI aHHnHnFR1f NARRATIVE. fhs n.vs ~ NJ.
atr1 1e74.a@E1vhf a hetweeu EsheI f,oru ~ Ci.T
lam md TTnfon Wooden Gua1oaS.
H1HTRAiE ~ ~ rHH A1NY,.
s-Mg0d g;ttts aso ~ E.n1t.1t1rsa "@1'1A ~ '40
GoMn = n, ~ 4n11. nr1 tTE3.1,r~ aAn
E7An geLgM8 H1A L Aast11s e"0tN
GSBNM11r SBNSS1 r!,5 ASR Sob6nHaanErcu bHan ..
1o-Tae BR1flSa fAlVAlAhH o3onoh1' "nAs
u-THE YAZOo E1PxDlT10N: Gen. Aearthuts
QpeEat!ote ,.o.,...,z- A.aoo,.r1ou, r..
leLOVEJOY NO1U4EME AsStNkA10a1 Aao
0ncets-epeech Of william Ga4An 6r39uG Nv
1tREBEL ACCOUNT or 1Hh bAfiAa y ns-
RAf.A.
A-NsQGKAT1o! YRQA IHKLAso: An unpfe'.
, 1864-06-08
Most Wor1hf1y Rcstowed.

PHuApx1FH1A. May 7.-An elegant house and
furniture II tho she corner OF l9to street and De-
Tesde. Tho noney to purchase them wRs con-
tribotad b. c1ljxaR.rsM 1ainadPhia.
, 1864-06-08
Arrival of Escaped Union Pris-

ArrIva1 Of Escaped Union Pris-
0nGFg.
NEW YonK, June Tho U. s. transport United
States, which his arrived here from Alexandra,
reports picking mp IN tho Potomac river dve Union
soldiers who had escaped from tho rebtls, having
been taken prisoners in tbs battles Of the Will
derneBT.
They were wounded and 80 loosely puarded that
ttey found no difficulty in escaping.
Three vera picked up lower down. who had
While eecapng, been stopped BY rebel scouts, but
reporting thetelves to 81 desefters, were allowed
to pass. The following ara their names:
Frank Thoms Chase, 24th Mich; Frank Beech
er, 1st bat. n. T. Bhsrpshooters; Setgt- j. n.
Ta,ley, 1e2d Ohio A. II: Young. 9Th Vii; John
N. F. shitter, 18th Ind; serEt. Eugene F. Aazden
31th Mich.
, 1864-06-08
WEDNESDAY, JONE 8, 1864.

sentative. and The only conservative ana sas
eondnen Of e%bershpp n ahs sad
Union Of the states
q sg whe Ss 1s,a 0f !be Nas
asfa.o's 3: shs I'D ''c s@bdoas sl IA tk:If
ssd toass1 9 I vh dsza:. sssf8 I'd s1a
III b,sye men rho have fallen II battle Or died IN
hospitals om Eound; e r. snG
We yet have in what has been accomplished to:
wards blhe suppression OF Tho rebellion apd ,Sa
ths e2e%ent nabe ia aaa es.nt n.1g
n the revival OF the patriotism OF t6e county,
that seemed almost pa1alJzed nndef the inauencs
r n:ts5Ial p5ospe n saG b1 tha %sata 81 1Se
Goverpment md the Necessities Of its defenders.
= tbo.s vaS ni1o mi mqsn a. JsH II.
r e, Ia u arafeini 70 Himisny God, md nay not
sdd to the1e causes{of eonsratulatto1 tho foEma-
tion Of The political organ nlzation OF which this
convection s fhss eat. 1as 80 IL noo s
down the rebellion, and the complete accomplish;
ment Of which fta enerF1es afc eonsecrated
he patriotic harmony that has q marked our Assem-
and promptly that harmony which VIZ display T.
felf n the denomination ior the Presidency Of the
United States Of he Kise and fooa man whose
ton Of the governments;l4las secured to him not
only the admiration but the warn affection Of
a!eiy lover Of constitutional liberty.
eihiuties that dero1vc uron 1ou as members Of
this Convention. The loyal people Of the country
new, In .thair beLaIf, thc pledge Of their
failh to suppork the Government In
the most vigorous prosecution Of ths war, to the
complete suppression Of the rebellion, regardless
that end end; sSd thsy esusiy ezpoes and e.ll
upsn you. to declare tho cause and tho sup
roFf IT $hA hall $1 NA AfA AtrA
wi vii for it, ues.ons6ie odsnees sssiass .ha Cor
e!nment, a. for Us iucompst.hity with the rights
ot humanity, nature ard the permanent pesee :t Of
war, and = much mora speedily a. pe:Slels b
made to cease for ever IN every State and Territory
ofane pnsd ST. ststss oer ,o,ect. az inter
est that will challenge your attention. Let
me repeat my thanks iof yo9r expression, r. ass,S o.
confidence u ne aavlas selected me to p'e'foe
Tho Committee being ready to report, Parson
n.o-.,o,~ .a1.od tnr ,,di, ,,v .,e,kinr
1,.,-r,.a,1 ~ 11no1NThs rsttona, T1n;on ion.
1sntion assembled III morning IN Front stfeet M
1he4ttF: "Me9 was ntteo Up npt .ue oceas.Hu ~
- Eatin9re Cs! Counet 9nere are neaf{ ~, eid
At1uieu uoitsates Rssscus 11e.u1ius n*tJ 1eia i4
lemose 1a 'sf'1'o'les' re" @"11'' A3s oen' o"le'
gaze. n u <,,.,., nt +h.' N,.,,,.,
cosmttee f. - caeS ths Convention to 90 order at Il
oeost De, 1ddrfss Hs pro-
% 1 e wss o.
BIS faElng ne chair. ana urea cneefS were s'fen
for the Old War,nozeo Of hentueky
md n aa eosuens ss1ns' spsee M e1psned
eonsideIauone WHICH lnouceo n1n ;" s"ono 'ne
s:qN S9nvehnt43o tt3o1 # n, e Shaw q, ,5n,a Pm
appotn.eo t4sm1po!aE 41p iss oeeIen.ts: ~. c,.,~r,.,
HeY. n. 5uIe5 Was an,ioa1ceo ~ ny ~
ana infGkt sne ntIe o1ees11s upon 1no P1"see1e
, 1864-06-08
Qbitago Grtbnne.
"WEDNESDAY. JUNE 8. 1854.


|
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"ftoNf4o0A1' o3e-' ~ 80
,.rr up
80 ..-...,
AaFsees 'tom olan' NC ~ ''oS'
tng, through tho war Department o"i'e'.A
Thenear proximity Of the contending armies
the sharpness Of recent fighting, 3no 1no
gravity Of the impending fruggle aso I'll
abundeutly indicated.
The National Union Republican Conven-
4,or al baltimore. commenced It's session
yesterday. and as the conclusion Of the t3rst
aor,. proceedings hss achieved permanent
o,eanisst,on. first by eslllsg the noble Ken
tnckv patriot. Rev. Dr.. Brecktp1idre, to pro.
aide as temporary Chairman, and then organ
,z;nr ,ts several Committees. That on per-
1nnncut Organization nade Ex-Go1. .Deun{son.
Of Ohio, the President of the Convention.
with 1fst Of Y1ca-Pr~sidents one from each
State rcprcsentcd. The Texcd question as to
The admission of de]epates from rebel States |
was d,spo.ed ot hv ndhcr;np tn the rnle
rcnreaentat,rc. tn stafes In reh.l,3on. thouph
IN th1a 1ody auch de1ccates are TO be allowed |
..o1. .nd , shave u, 40 d-hates hnt m VOTE
~ Ths ,nst,ca :; % ~ th.. drcsa,on ID denonst,.te1
r. ,hc f,ct before Announced. that at Hilton
H,ad a eouad Of military officers and teachers
~ contrabands. with four colored men, In all
ot whom zeal outran their discretion. re-
crnt1v votad Themselves to be athe people |
oY sontt Carolina in convention assembled. d.''
ard .re now ac+1s,1r at na,ttmora e.erinp In
"a T., President mating nnt That tbe rn1e
r,nst 1,a caref11,x annl;ed :. a1eo nroven. If
~~
, 1864-06-08

N r,-.u u.,na. snsn7dfnv Nh. uor.
n; M9rsnL, 4ams: q L. sSp sSpsp'Ma'n Mss:j n anen.
ace Fs4nanss, aa,, " W1 y, a. 2n1n oonn Stm.1t
set' f. L; ;s san Matpet ~ |onas stssv,a ~ a.n
T.; =. bFoien' y; -; nc Hsa.a' f4odea4 49,
RatUn' ~. E;., -, Az Iahr u pa 1nd r.,
Ay., y. -. Ul.a' n Tiao 8 Mnv.n ~ Hrh 81 +!
rsn7o oTEacang, A1t' ctnaa. ~, rs.ior
6noles' VIE, G., ~ - Houy', cantho, nrncns. 4
ml4n I'll oas; Mo.t Nv; y, .o;i " r fa1rcnce ksnass
u: AA!e, Mess ~, 1a,t4.a h.rna boan -.
LIZ E9sh s-thao,s.e;n .nnI.a.a. thg Cnsirman
epnninted ssnsfsr Lana Ina H0n. q. A. Grow q
Hpnpmn,ittee IN cnnduct GoY. DeuuIsou to the
GS.1. - ~0
.nne.,anra m thu n1atfo,,n was preeted with
xantS.-pr1Fs snnlsnsc
=. -onn na 1nfet vaa ohtoIne6 Nr. u ad1ressed
~ s cert1sH o0oa II bn renaTks If MI b. wers frn
nsot11 sno .rniendei "
quss1tH -. sppa.s,ior Nth, ch,ir con1,1ttee m
~. e1ao- ~ Snsineas ~ snnn;n,.d Neisher the
itt ~ ~ ~ nnaGantfais m ths committe IN
ant11t;n1a hline MN ~ tn renn1t ". steYene
1noqsa tfe Cnn1rnf5or adiourn I'M to-mnrruW
t.o.rirc tno.1T NO 0"-''A~' ASS
"It r. s.nnonn~ed that par1on Brovn]ow waa In
~ bs1I ana It waa honed thnt an opportunitY
Wond he s.Tor1ei m hear that ernluent repreeen.
tst;ra of snffsrine Tenneese. GGreat applapsel
NJ stc1ens T1thdreT hls motIon to adjourn.
| and m motion of MI. Patfersou. Of New York,
pa~snn farnvninW was tuYited to address the Con-
| 1cnt;nn A. fhelparrnu made his appearonce In
tbe hnnT Of he hurso be wal erected With deafeu
/ ino snnfause. The Convention and audience ross
| ~ ;hr}r feet and amid the waving Of hats and
/ handkerchie}e tha Callaut Parson bsownlow ex-
rnsrd hinpelI from speech on account offllness,
l ~. iSfth ha hAGr
, 1864-06-08

WASHINGTON June I, 1Soa.
SENATE.
Thc bill to confirm the title to certain lands at
lie Church for educational purposes wss passed.
MIR. SUMMER, Of Mass., reported on the subject
Of amending the neutrality laws, md asked to be
discharged from its further consideration Agreed
to.
Adtorv1hd
, 1864-06-08
TaE NATIONAL UNION cox.
VENTIONs

N ~
"h VA -
vENl1VNs
Flr4t Days Proceedings and f6fuaz-
Rent Qfx1pixatfon.
rOHIpe to break In the lines on Monday night,
the following tror, our reporters at Baltimore
comee In hnrd ona dav 1ata. Wa rive It pIace for
the s.ls # continnit1 NJ the ranort, at In peo-
rard,ncr-tEns. T11BrrB.
,us..,., 1,x..., :, .,o r.,,,.,. r,r~,s,
n.--s.- 1ts.5.- T1.ae N,d,,rh+
.n.H. -, -.,,.,.,,,. -. -.o,o .,t..- h..
-,an.sa 10 49, ~ III. r. Hract;nJa1. -,
E.H.~.,s. Iii =. +s,,x--.-x .,a cov n.1nfso.
- nh,a ss-a.1.n+ rh,jr1e., NJ. on3v h1t.s
~, -. - ths sd.,ias,on o9 d,,.o.t.. from MI.
.n1I r.h-.s.. .na nns ~ - o+har STATE.
5onh1v .sn-a-.n1.a ~, 1I,.aon5 R.dIca1s .ra
oouuI U 1- sw.s,~.sa a.1a
wv "Ao. - 1,i;.s ~ n.a To.,s. af5 49, nc.s
estes '."u uuuo4 toA, c. So 49,. III.
s1aeo nsotss, ,.os W.. ~ ..Ss1-. NJ Ene1.nd
1r.olu! sepse s.-N - ~'S" A4HA''1A
'onslo1'!.e' 1. w. w. ~, .,.,
coue Ai~nse41ene "u fAscA0' ~ 1e -
WHICH atA*nsso nau tos'eauat 90 aea
zee ana o8aes .oIA nosues ouasea "n t1 70 ts'ea'
Ahousa ~ VIII nl,us up 40 10y 4ose ,m.,
eoasuaes''n' aa0 p'o1A~'e1 oA"~ ~A@0''A' - A'''
to fellow.
Lneo'n VIII po Ao-aolat1A"o ~
1Ge fome1o!'enase mossusus ~ iHnue. .nu
s1de1ed certain that Hau,1in will be re-noulinstcd
for Vice P1eeidcnt Pennsylvania which pushed
Camerun's claims, Is understood to have With
drawn in his favor, and New York divided On Dix
1-s.;H-..4 saa. -,,+ .,...s 49, tn5- ~ rs.tt1.
,Ths poraer statr, srarn .n1,ons for s1d. Ioho.
SOD. The Ohio delegation yesterday ssFs recep-
ton to the tsh Regiment Tone hundred days) who
were reviewed in lint Of battle In Monument
Sqnase. They were addressed BY Messrs. De1ano,
Todd and Den1Isoa, and subsequently bounsifnlly
fed at the expenee OF the delegation which adopt
ID protest in ths name Of the people Of Ohio
agninst The regiment being employed al carriers
ofdelicacIes non Baltimore teeessionists to rebel
prisoners in their charge. The protest will bo
sent to President Lincoln.
The delegation, headed BY Menter's Band, In tho
evening proceeded to the Eutaw House and eere-
! naded tho New York delegation, which WIS r.
| spondcd to By Mr. Raymond, and By Mt. Tremain
Ia q cracking speech, which was considered ten
strike, and brought On III Invitation for him to
| to New York and address 11tIdeation mating
There are few Of the Cleveland lonshaired hero,
| but they make no headway. There will be great
ratification N Getting here n soon a. the Conyen.
ton sd}ou1ns,
LATER.
rsrer,a, 7,rnatrb tn the ch,capo rrrihnne1
| R.1rIxonv Tn.aa,T :1nne = 1e64
Ana, ,,o,-, last i7ien,tcbes txrre .ent lat n,cht
| ~. w. WI ds1e-.,;or h.otad fnrv;ca p,ea,.
| 49, - .ho foi,nv;no ra,n1t. H,m,in ~.
Dictin.on. IN. Trematne. 8: johnson. 4. This
was supt osed a. settling the question In the Con-
| ventiou In tayor Of uamlln, but bstwsen 10 and
|
, 1864-06-08

Afavorable way for the Copperheads this
eeason in holding Conventions, is to dodge
all platforms and adjourn without enuncla-
ton OF any princl. les. This has Just been
done at Indianapolis and few days since In
the Maine State Convention. They are wait
Ing for the Chicago Convention to pitch the
tune, and eay whether it will be Democratic
to oppose or To sustain the war. Meanwhile
their silence is to be weighed on the side Of
LIFT DaYfs
, 1864-06-08

" "ANTHD.
One Hundred and Forty Do1tars IN Treasury No'ea
Will be paid foI Ayafy HoTses de,ivt red It tho Coy
eanms nt Con Il. sta&a ateet, subject tn.pn*t?a:
ttthSa lttnEt 3,T.8AEqER.
, 1864-06-08

= uEkUQC3EtKK8 SIKH AHNf4CoRrB,
NEAR Coal HAHEoH, Thursdby. June 2, ie6i
Grants fourth grand dank z1oyemant II now In
Feeu t. ct y yesterdays o?crattons-ln tue capture
OF prisoners and posisonA-wc m1T reasonably
look for a successful iesue. -,''
4r. m.. md continuing far into tha night, took
, 1864-06-08

NOTICE.-The Annual Meeting Of
~ tho 8toetholders Il the Chicago Dock Company
for tbe election Of I've Directors y ser!e for tha
suipK ye&f viii be he'd tbs otace or th3 Company:
in the Cssy pf Chicago, TUBBDAF the twenty 0r1t
{1) dsy of 1ups. between tho honra cf u oolk.
P. L. TOk, Hec'S.
Ch1cato, JUNE 7, tGA. las kf3f liz
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-01
Mrotcal.
How tO Keep In Good Health
AND
WHAT Is THE CAUSE OF DJsEAsE

THE primary cause Of every disease thas dssh is
L neir u 10 impurlty Of the bl 'od Tha rlood b,.
comes tmpuro from many caused Impure ar tF
change Of v a'her, unWholesome food ant eGposui
re among the primo pal causes OF mpuuty or IN
blood rhe .ytn jtoms are gldt ness, hsAdaa ., cor
tuA I'd thought ey dul sn heavy dgoW iless, coz
81 Iauon Of the hoW-l- bad tase IA the mouth, fou
tong ie liver compliance pains in tse back aud leg
oss Of appetite, -leop ess nghts, oohc cranp, pam
and ightnass the ohest, hearth ira. g0ut w rheu
madsm, pa ink and Pur dng ohl's aud levers 70 ,re
or les teco npsnyng tnese, sn AiOng OF troub
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srRlCKLA " VEGETABLE PUHlFYING AHTI-
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waited ~ cir use They ar uld aud safe med
taking cold
Sold oy vi Druggists, or sent to any pan On receipt
OF tsenty ave oeuts IN Sa npad enVelops ad iress
cd Dr 5fRIJkLAND, east Fou th ssrsst, 0ncI ina
H. vhto.
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BE sAFE FROM THE PASOs OF wASTi

Would these chiidrea have q comfortable homA. and
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dent Of the Slld charities of the worihf Woold thia
AGED and feeble parent be provided fort Would my
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tands downward and fslr pnoas cannot be rNAlitedI
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COUGH NO MORE.
TIT sTRIoKLANDAs MELLtFLUous oouoH
bALaAM

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Colds, Hparssaeas, Asthma. WhooplnR Oou ID. AID
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oot 70 % enie 70 SLk 10 stira she took oue bottle
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w this valuable Cough adslm. Fifty oeuta per bot.
Tie 5old ~ all 'rusgists, an manufactured az No
east Fourth stre {, Cincinnati
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plantation lSittcrs.
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sen, sssssfss and herbs, all preserved per.
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5os or cur disabled soldiers with ths most Astonish.
iag sgact q. ". ANDREWS,
-upt. Soldiers Home, Cincinnati"
"s Tao plsataton Bittsrs have cured me o liver
complaint OF winch was lalo up prostFasei ana hAu
- abenIon my business.
H.B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland. ohIo."
=" . owe much 70 you, for verify bsllsVe the
Plantation Bittsrs have saved my llte
Rev. W. II. wAGooAER, Madrid, n. T."
~ e'rhou wilt send me two bottles Esore Of tn,
Jlsntshou Hittera. Ny wife has been sAuy beusht
I'D BY their use. Thy friend
asa cURRIS, Phiadslphis, Pa"
''e% hsYs b.ep Kren. sufferer nom dyspepsia,
f1d had to abandon prssching, The antaaon
.1eTS have cured me-.
Rsv.J. 3. cATHoRN, Rochester, N. T."
80 Send US twNuty-four dozen more Of your
Plantation Bitters the popularity Of whch daily
increasing with the guests Of our house
SYKES, CHADWICK CO.,
Proprietors Wllsrd's Hotel, Wsshpgton, d, c."
Such are ono in. .thonsAndAoi certificates daily re-
c.ived. They are immensely beneficial % weak per.
r1ns aud delicate females.
So esuaons OF rs-Giied bottles. See our sgnsturs
"a 6ns steel plsts Label. They not Rold by the
iiallou. They sro only sold our pstsnt log esbiu
lses, BY respectable druggists, grocsra, hotels
ICONS, stesmbosts Rui country storss.
P. n. DRAKE co.,
e22iAwRm ar Broadway, \. "
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or HARTFORD. oouNEoTIovr
EVERY MAN SHOULD INSURE HIS LIFE

THE &t1s grants polkiSs FOR LIFE, tor q term
l Of years, Endowment policies and chidiep'a 20
dowmen& Also, Non FoneitnG Policies, 90 Whseh no
pawn Dt is required aftsT tsn years.
Five thousand dollars paid two losses 10 this city
within the last six months.
Amoug all the oontrivanoes OF men 70 protect the
family circle nom want, nooo can found more sim
ME its heractSr noble In Fs features, certain In
ts results, than Life Insurance. Its ths prop whlch
the dyiaE husband eaYss 10
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OU CK Err Y.

{ EAREEsTLY caution ali young men suffering
| ron Nervous panihT, &C, agNn.t endanRenng
heir health BY patron sing any Of the sdvertsing
uacks You can 10 ly recover by the mstnoda used
tho Ad,er.aor, and by hundreds OF otherb, nd 10
10 other way, Resd letter whicn will send VOuu
3 ou will asnd post paid euyoioPe bear nG your
sddress. Direct 70 EDWAtD "A. TRAVkR,
de99dsW6na Look Boz, Boston, Mass.
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dress ann 0sIoak Aaakinu.

L-Aa4i1uh Akl4E -nkaaAs g SAssi.,s =. .sNr-.,s-
a I fes ANNA aueSEi., hsb'ansblo Drsss snd
VI tiaeh Msker bess % in''f'n Nor old cudofners
tho rrb q genarslY ihat She kea opened a sh p
Roleits Gus ON. aud gil Furnish dfvas and clotg
ainr mas u desired pftH
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Fnsuranrr.

Buckeye slutaal Insurance Co.
1FIRE AND MARINE.
6API ~ AND AssET. 900
NO sCRIP DIvID ENDS
PROFITS RlTgded In Cash AmOag stOck A.2a
Policy Holders.
Taxes Marine hssarda Of sll kinds, Fire rsshs on
buildngs MenNhandise. Furpiture, Veasala n P0rt,
and the bSttsr class Of risks genaranys
Dire sora:
Wm. Hart, r Chamboriin,
K Peiton, . J. P. Hobnson,
Aunass stone, Jf., Wu. Wellhsuae,
L. h Hudson, o. M. UViatt,
h. GsrretsO1, p ". Reito1,
A. Bnesd.
oface--.Oustt's EnohsRso, sOOt Of saPsHOs sEsst,
WILLIAM HART, President
L. n. Henson, Secretary.
suis ]. a. sT1PPELMAN, As.n. At Dryton.
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Iceland PeCtoraI.

assesses of the threat, ehestsnd pulmonary organs
ever prevalent, lnstdous sud dangsrors. The
Iroperaes o. medicine n alleviate. cure and uproo
- oot7palnts must ~ sxpertorart Gnodvua ana
lldgoratlug loosenng the muous OF the throst, and
parurg tore 70 the sntite ~ atetn. No discovery
ndos aeisnce ever mastered this class Of a ieaser
- lr. Wyukoop's I0eiauf reot9iai II II ussd vth
rH mostsstHnlshngreau sin All cases Of bronehlt
liiueuHa, whOopihE rough, diPthcris or putrd sore
oai ssthrna, Group, coughs, colds, nervous trria-
me Rev J. J. Potter oertifus that, ~ have used pr
mkocns Peoioral for several years, myself an 10
- tamily, for severe pulmonary complaints, and
20 recommended tito msny others and have peveg
ic n ~ sguAl,n HsV.J. J. Potter, Brooklyn \. r.
hundreds snd thoussuls Of in portant te-tmoni.
I c9md be produced, showing It's remarkable surss
that Il never faie.
utsco imposed Of pure Iceland Moss, BALM q dh
(, Peruvian Balsaru, Elecan psns, omfrey, Bur.
81 ~, snd other invaluable exrscterAnt and t0rts In
!" oteuts. It's harmless, prompt and lasting. In.
md Rud sufferers canuot aiord N uoKlAot q trial
a'yerY family should hAya IL. Il 10 remarkable or
roup. Fui descriptions, rpcommendarous and di
Nctons accompany each hottie.
iold In Dayton BY ". W. sssgart and all PunclPel
e. ggists.
2repgad By Dr. r wyukoop, and sold By n. g.
legnes Co., New York ss83diy