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s1ccIellan's Platform.
ORANGE, NEW JERSEY, Sept.

OtANUEp I've w cEhoEI, OSpes Q.
GENTLEMEN: have the honor to ac
knowledge the receipt of your letter in
forming me of my nomination by tn.
Democratic National Convention, recently
assembled at Chicago, rs their candidate
at the next election for Presiden. of the
United States. -rso
It is unnecessary for mo to say to you
that the nomination comes to me un.
sought. ,--o
am happy to know that when the
nomination vas made the record of my
public life was kept in view.
The effect of long and varied service in
the army, during war and peace, has
been to strengthen and make indellibIe in
nv mind and heart the love and rever-
enae for the Constitution, laws AMI flag
OF our country Impressed upon me in my
early youth.
These feelings have thus far guided
the course of my life, and must continue
TO do so to its endA = =
The existence Of more than one govern
nent over the region which once owned
our Gag is incompatible with tae peace,
the power, and the happiness of the peo-
pie.
The preservation Of oar Union was the
sole ayoved object for which the war was
commenced It should have been con-
Quoted for thst object only, and in accord
sEce with those principles which 1 took
occasion to DECLARE when in active service.
Thus conducted, the work of reconcil-
iation would have been easy. and we
might have reaped the benefit of our
many victories on land and sea.
The Union was originally formed by
the exercise of a spirit of eonciliation and
compromise. To restore and preserve it,
Tho came spirit must pravail in our coun-
ellis. and in the hearts Of the people.
The re-establishment Of the Union in
all, its integrity is, and must sontinue to
be, ths indispensable condition in any set
tlement., So soon as it is. elear, or even
probable, that our presept adversaries are
ready for peace, upon the basis of the
Union, We should exhaust aall the resour-
,es OF statesmanship ipracticed by civili-
led nations, and taught by the traditions
If the American people, consistent with |
be honor and interests Of the country, to
ecure such peace, re,establish the Union
md guarantee for the future the constitu- |
iopal rights Of every State. The Union
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Old Line wings, Read This.

That wise and candid old Journal,
the Nationas InteRigencer, published at
Washington City, which has always here
tofore been in opposition to the Demoe-
racy, is out strongly for Mcclellan. 1t
says: 5+ - sse
Our only hope of Union and Peace, as
also return to the norm al sway of the
laws within the. loyal States, is therefore
reposed in change of men in the admin
istration Of the Government, to be follow
ed by a change of policy in our affairs,
and, SO thinking, We shall not hesitateoto
give our cordial support to the nominal
tion of Gen. George p, Mcclellan" .,
Will lifelong Whiga make note Of
this ,? ~ ofs e 90 as#3a
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AN INFAMOUS SENTIMENT AND TRrA.

: AN INFAMOUS SENTIMENT AND TREA.
soNABLE SCHEME. - The New York
Times is the organ of tho Administra-
tion, and ON the first of September it
published the following sentiment-not
now for the first time heard in admins
tration quarters
ait is not too much to say. that 1T
WOULD BE FAR BETTER THAT
ROBERT E. LEE SHOULD ENTER
WASHINGTON AT THE HEAD OF
HIS. ARMY, AS IT'S C0NQUERER,
than that George B. Mcclellan should en-.
ter it as President oag os5
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Secretary sevarzs Power.

The Secretary of State. while endeav-
oring TO vindTcate the vitality sof the
Federal Government 10 Lord Lyons, il
Illustrated his position BY saying
Lord L can touch, the bell on my
right hand and order the arrest of citi-
zen of Ohio. 1 can touch the bell
again and order the imprisonment of a
citizen ID New York, and no power on
earth but that of the President can re-
lease them,l Can the Queen Of Englsud,
in ker .dominions do as mueh? es61
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LincOIn,s PIatform.
EXECUTIVE MANsToN, \
=. ~ pWASHfNGToNitT tTIIlv II

To ghons il may concern: eiasglys
Any proposition WHICH embraces ihe
restoration of peace, the Integrity of the
whole Dhion, and the abandonment il
slavery, and which comes BIZ and with an
authority that can can contref the armies
Tow ut war against the SUnited States,
will be received and considerably the
executive government of the United
States, and will be met By liberal terms
on substantial and collateral points, and
the bearer or bearers thereof shall haye
safe conduct both ways. ;1sE roi3iio
CSigned ABRAHAM LINcoLE.
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Howard Asso osc;iiaa tian,

OF PHILADELPHIA, P.fA-a.
nISEASES of the Nervous, Seminal, Ur
IL nary and Sexual s. stemsAnsw and re
liable treatment-in reports Of the. ,Howar
Association by mail in sealed letters
velope, free of charge. Address, sDr. u. SKI a
LIN HOUGHTON, Howard. Association, MOL.
South Ninth Street. Philadelphia, Pa.
> July 6, 1864. v19n5tf Sinai tk
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Preparing to Leave.
The following law card appears in the
New York papers:9
rc FRO A. LINCOLN.
Attorney and Counselor at Law.

Attorney and Counselor at Law.
ago@s5 Springfield, Ill.
To Whom IT MAY CoNcERN.-My
old customers and others are No. doubt
aware of. the terrible time have had in
crossing the stream, and will be glad to
know that will be back on the same
side from which started on or before the
4th of March next when will be
ready to snap horses. dispense laW, make
jokes. split rails, and perform other mat
tiers in small way.
N. B.-Fees invariably in advance.
References Hon. E. NJ. Stanton, 81.
J. Raymond, Major General Butler, and
numerous other contractors.
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Fish q F7ishg

1 am now supplying and will asuppiy' fhs
citizens of Ashland and vicinity With lfFeslfask
during the season. 4. .BINKdRD.
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=. III. McCOMBs.

yAETORNERY and Counsellor at Law, Ash
land Ohio. Office in the Bank building
over the Hardware Store. vl9n1
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OSBORrH CURTIS,

HAyEhrmeda partnership in the practice
sfl 81, and will attend TO business in their
Is prsfs zion in Ashland and adjoining coun-
2 Otiss& l6ice in the building heretofore oc-
-, -, esp :sz by W. Osborn, on Chs rcn street.
sssst IAse, 1854. v19nl -f
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". n. JOHFST or.

-,ssss ATTORNEY at Law, Office over Beer & Gra-
IS bss hans Sore, h:li9 Street, Ashland. o., will
q ssatssld promptly to al business entrusted
IT'S atoh h:s care. Special attention given to col
lection of Soldiers claims of all kinds.
June 8. 1864, y19nls -
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IWiRALsTOr,

sSes % sdza bea saossE s-z1agSggFN
&EoNfEH az
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WILER MOUSE
- e LaA ~E@@e
Z J.gJs JACOBS. ,s e.~z J.. W. COED
: raiss.E s.E.4CspRS s. .W,C0RR.

1pI sS3f ATTORNEYS AT LAW Ashland Ohio will
s7s attend to all professional business inl rusted
10 them in Ashland, and adjoining counties.
81 San Bounty money, back pay and pensions for
as nbIdiers and theirs entitled thereto pro-
80 ~ cured, and collections made with prompt-
hSa r. ness and attention.
Once over the shoe store, ON Main Etreet
opposite the Bank.
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.KEssY. - r. NJ. CAMPBELL
KEKNH I.H.NPRELL.

-, ATTORNEYS At LAW. Ashland. Ohio :
ssS,tA office Church Street, in the brick build
go 80 ing Immediately West o. Kahn's store.
go -. Jul e q, 1864, y1en1 sye4e-
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~DU@ 1asxSs

~sssss AIcNULTY HOUSE,
2f RM. McNULTY, Proprietor
i4Sost1 Side Main Street, Ashland, O. /,
asas yuns 9, 1864, v19nl
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.aMARICAN HOUSE,

zEDRMERLY tMeNULTY'S, by ARCHIBALD
FIrLEy Ashland Ohio. The House is
thorough1y reftted, and it's proprietor is
= &prepared TO accommodate all his old
~fffends and many new ones may be
y BIeased to give him scal1.
.ssS4 rJune s, 1864: v19n1.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-10

MINrURN--At rortre. Monroe. on Thur.iaE Az =
Adutant Berj,min q. Mntun, ga Regiment W. l. 'oA'
sou OF the late Wan. H. Mnturn.
The relatives and friends Of the family invNea
10 attend the funeral Thursday Aug a. ~ NJ wv,
the Second Reformed Dutch Church, New -
MEADE-On Monday. August Of inlamhiu'a S 81 No We
bowels label stowe infant daughter OF Jos NJ ana mary
Augusta Meade, aged Is months. a
The friends and scquaintsnoes invited 70 Tr
neral wednes day at II O'clock from tho cofneA VI Auu
and One hundred and dIth street - .
sACKEIT-On Monday, Aosrsts Of scarlet fever CharY
P. Ssckett only child OF Elisha Wells and ne"''' -
Sarkett, aged yrsfA, months snd days , 1 - - IL.
Funeral services Wednesday NJ tne nousv ~ :,
uncle Charles Plicr, foot of Ono hundred ana
stre-t T. X. Resres and friends re'pec'iuiy in''
10 attend. without further notice.
TILYOU-Tn Brooklyn. NJ Y. Monday, August D. ts W
C. Tilyou daughter Of CsihaTin C. and the lhe 'eP' VIM
cent Tiyou In the s6th year Of her age. ~.
The relatives aud friends of tho family invited 20
her funeral from her late residence No. ~ at s
street Brooklyn, en- Wednesday, August TO- a. y
p. .
TAYLOR-At Harlem. N. Y. on Tuesday. Aul Emily
~us Of X. H. Taylor, only daughter Of a. h ans 'H e "
Forester, in the 2jd year Of her age. -, 4. 49,,
The relatives aud friends Of tho family are ins.tod 70
the funeral at her lao residence south side oil
andtwentieth street near Harlem River on " y,
10Th inst a. o'clock Tho remains VIII po "
White Plains for nteruient, on Thusdsy r0iHne' W Wv
81 q IN. train from Twenty sixth street $1,000
WHITE-A. Hohohus. N. j., on Saturday. Aug O. Winam
w. White Of congestion Of the brsin aged " S'''''
months and ~ days
The rem.ins wore inferred Saddle River N j. on Monday
Aug. 81 nst.
WyCKOYF-On Tuesday Aug o. Gertrude widow Of Peter
WyckoA, In the 9th yo.r Of her ago
Tia relatives ard friends Of the family respectfully invtea
M from her lac residence, Flushing avenue. Brooklyn,
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Ssye certain knowledge the subject that oil they
meaning Yankees wanted was 10 take our negroes
rom US, and that they do not care any more for
,.groes than we do" and so on; and
n the war is continued until the Re-
.e,llon IL crushed by force of arms, We
will ss long as we live, have more than mil
,on mJcontents at the South, not to say anything
,hout the number at the North. II you at the
North will only show the Southern people that oil
ron want is freedom for the black man as well as
he white, and that you are willing to bear tour
cart of tho expense, as well as to have the dignity
Of the Government maintained, there is nothing
surer than that We would have peace very soon.
Suppose il was known in Wall street to-day that q
commission had been sent TO Richmond with the
proposition contained in this communication, don't
you think that gold would fall fifty per cent?
write this more TO get your opinions than to give
nine. IL you think what have written worthy of
publication and comment, will, in a future CON-
uunicstion, give you my ideas and opinions of
Freedom, which were strengthened by the reading
the columns of Tug DAILY TRIBUNE, sent to lay
address in Virginia from your Office in 1860.
Yours truly, A VRaNrAs.
C"A Vrginian's" plan suits rs very well, pro
vided the compensation asked for the slaves does
not exceed their present actual value, after
making duo allowance for the increased value
70 lands necessarily resulting from Emancipe-
zion. Ed Tnb.1
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Political
J II. W.

MryYEsOrA.-The Union State CONVENTION
met az ST Paul Aug = and nominated Presidential
alactoyx and State ticket. The State nominations
were; For Judges Of the Supreme Justice
Thomas Wilson; Associate Judges SIR. McMilen
ELECTORS are j. n Murdoch j. G. Bits j. W. Marford
and G. W. Lindsey. A platform was adopted re-
affirming the Baltimore platform. urging economy in
soldiers for their bravery and patriotism
PESysyLyANrA.-The following is the official
vote on the Constitutional amendment In "a counties:
Yor the smendmeut."..........'.''... lS5'sts
Against the amendment. .....'''..-.''.'.' sS'"t@
The counties Of Cameron Elk Forest. Franklin. Ful.
ton Green. Mckean, Pike. Potter. Senapgc. warren,
Sad WGyls az Yst 70 30 heard nov
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DIED,

BUaI lyoAt New Roc.pl Third day tho sh, Of chole',
fuf.atrm Anna Hs7aid. Only daughter Of Samuel and
Prhs vi Burns Of Brooklyn, aged months snd = dsys
Tho relatives md fds o the family respectfully fn' 90
TO attend se funeral Purchase Nicotine House FIN DAY
the il.b inst. %, II o'eloeA
CALHOuS-On Monday. Angus. Jpras Calhoun, younees
son Of Henry Calhoun h,sd " Yeas -,
The and relatives respectfully invited 10 attend h.
funeral fora the residence Of his hiheg, NO. AZ Wes
Twenty second street, Wednesday Aug TO- II o cioek
without further notice.
DAVlS-At Bloomfield y. j.. Sunday Vie 1th inst, CAist
y Davis ~ the 7Oth yraE OF biz ase. - 4,
The funeral ssrcrs vii Do he'd la tho Pre,bysT4n Chufef
On Wedno sdsy the lo.h ias-, = O'Clock y.
HENDERSON - Suddenly, at Montreal. Canada, Johr
Hend.g son, aged 90 yeers. .
Tho relatives and friends also tho nasbers Of Greenwich
Lodge no r. and A. NJ, respectfully invited 10 Al
tend tho funeral bis llto resdencs No. COZ Eighth nv
enue, to day at O'Clock p. m.
HOLT-At Greenwich, Conn, on Sunday Aul. Z, Ciss
florclos infant d. shter Of Hcuy and May FoIyhe
Holt.
Esiimers osnars n'.sse cqpv
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From Fortress Monroe,
ToRInEss MONROE. Monday. Aug.

fOKIKFs5 MONHUE. 0IuDuay, mug. O. IoVf.
The United States steamers Eutaw aud Amer
fcs arrived in Quarantine this morning from Pensacola
all well They report three Of yellow fever there
when they left on the ID inst
Gen Grant arrived from Washington this noon on
che steamer Diamond and after remaining three hours,
proceeded up the james River.
The hsg.of.truee steamer New-York arrived this
morning from Philadelphia whore she has been some
weeks undergoing thorough repaira She sailed iris
afternoon foe Aikens Landing with Rebel surgeons for
exchange.
There Is no news from City Point.
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5ueriaI Notifies.
Proposals for Loan.

TREASURY DgPARrsKyr July 20 lbbA
Notice 10 hereby given that subscriptions viii be received
BY tho Treasurer Of the United States The seveiA''s'an'
Treasurer, and Designated Depose' aud by the National
Bank, derns:ed and qualified Deposares ard Financial
Aesn os Trsssury Notes. payable rec years rom August
H. 1874 bearing interss, the rate OF and thoeten'h'
er cont per AMMAN with coupons attached pay'
bic In lswful money.
Th.e notes will be convertible the option Of tie holder
maturity into sir per cent sodbearns bonds eaoeuaoo
ser five and psysbe twenty years from August 10 1851
The notes will be ssued in denominations Of my, one
hundred i've hundred thousand ard five thousand ho'
lars. and viii 10 Issed IN blank p'J able to order may
be directed by the subscribers.
All subscriptions nas, BE- hy dollars. multiple
Of my dollar,
Duplicate certificate, r1 be Issued FOR oil deposits Tho
party dsposn< must niorS upon the original certificate the
Denomination Of note. required ard whether they are to be
.uod In blank or p.y,b 10 ordc. When so inior'ed'
NINA, h. If. With tho officer receiving the deposi to BE- for
varied to this Department
The note will BE- transmitted to the o~ners tree OF trans
por.on chuse. a, soon sr the rce, Of the orEn Ger.
tihea.e. CT Deepest, they can be prepared
Inere. will ~ SLOWED Aogas IS on al deposits made
prior to tie; date and will be paid BY tho Department upon
receipt o. the original Certificates.
A. tho note. draw ,-rs, from August IS reron' mai ing
deposits subsequent thai date mus; the Interest accrued
from date Of note 10 saie OF dcpoi,.
Parties dspo.ins twenty Eve thousand dollars and upward
Cor these noc. a. Any ono tae will b. alOweds commission
OF opersrer Of On, pes cent which viii be paid BY this De
p.,ea, upon tie ro.p, OF BIZ FOX tho ant. cehed' to
b. the oeet with whom ,hr dePo' made No dsdae
tcn. for commission, be mode rom the dero'"
oe.r, receiving ip9., VII that tho proper indoFse
nsa,. are nn.do uron the orisinL Certificates.
An oa.r. au,hoci receive deposits requested TO
siv. 70 applicant, all desired nfors,on. ard adori e'oy
IA NY fof uAs.As .ub.ri9.ioHS
W. TEssENDEN,
Secretary ofths Treasury.
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BE- RECEIVED
BY the
,..,,r.x, Tr,..rEIx or RIA UsrrED STATS corner Of
W al md Sssssu ~.
BIn,r SArIos.L BAss oy SrvYonr No. t"al-~
s,cozp N,rioSAL BASx o. Nru YoAx. I'D h. X BTdway
TpYp NATIONAL BAsx 90 NEW ioax, No. sNa''au-'t
IorHrH NATIONAL BANK OF NEu Yoak- y apiR' Finest
Fvrn NATIONAL BANK Of Nrv.YoAx. No. - hsv.
strru NATIONAL BANK oy Esw-yoRx. 6th-sv. Brdwsy.
EIoHrH NATIONAL BASK OF Nxv ORR Nc So broadwsy
NIsrH EArIosAL BANK oy NEw YORK No 5sj Broadway
Trxrn NATIONAL BANK o. NsvloRK. No. $40 Brosd"iy'
CSNrRiL NATIONAL BAsI OF NV Yorx. No. II Duane't
NATIONAL E1oxAsss BAsE or Nxv foRK ie+ orwieH"
ISD ALL RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
throu,hsu, the country viii doubtless
,vyoRp FACILITIES TO SUBSCRIBERS
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Coiorcd Soldiers in so~th Carolina.


" tie Editor Of Tae NJ r. T'ftSn~
Sir: While confined in Charleston Jail, &. o..
In June last, as prisoner Of war the following not
wss plaosd In my hsnds. and the accompanying list
journals requested to give them ~o
circulation. Respectfully yours.
Az ExcnAsGED OFPICER
Ese. York, August 9. 1864.
SIR: l do. in behalf % my fellow-prisoners
earnestly hope and prsy that this msy be the esn' 'ous
YOU Sir Of procuring release The privs,ion' Of the ~
soldier, are nothing comparison to In our destitute
condition being rs 1t were without friends and in tho enemy
bsnd with An almost hopeessne Of being Released n'
no. having heard from families friends since We "o''
.1 ~ MASS.
LIST OF CoLORED soLDIgRs AND SAILORS HID Ar
PEIsoNEIs OF wAB AT CHARLESTON, s. c., JUNE
IL, 1864.
Corp Ralph u. Gardener Co. A. Sab hir' esp'u'ea
Fort Wagner. July 49, 1867
James Allen. Co. A. 3ish Miss captured al 70" 's'e'
July 49, ICsa
william =. Hin, Co. A, s,th Mass, sap.ured At Fort "'s
ner. July 10, 1863
Corp Charlie, Hardy Co D. 3ath msss. captured a. fof'
Wagner, Julyis, 1852
IcpueI Blake Co. b. 3,h Mars captured - jones isana
July II. 1865.
Goo Counsel Co b. s.h M.sa. cspsured q Jafsss issoe'
July H. 1865.
George Grant captured st Fort wssnsr. July u. tA
Samuel Wilson Jesse HOWE
William Rigdy. Afrrd orss@
DAME, STATE. Cornelius Hsnssa. c.
ono. y pro.ser. Go. u. Nathaniel Harley. o. 4
VIM. Grover. "m- bousl
Jeaeroa Bllis, Co. Y. Geo. Mushreon
John Gray. george bnoH"~
Cbn,l.. Stanton Co o. Solomon AndersonL
Ssrgt Walter A. JeHhes Co. II. capssred July 10 ~ y
James Island. g. C..
Coup A. Williams, Co II. VIM IL Kirk, Co d
VIM II. Wor.binston. Co. IL
John w Dixon Co. II. sab Mass
james Caldwell Joseph rrocsos'
John Iosthermai. Enos smith
wm a. Huri.on Fred Wallace
Israel Williams.
s.rrt Allied Whiting. Co. l. captared n You ashef
July 49, 1904
strart Wood, Baltimore Sutth-
joseph Beard, CO. h.
Serg RobL johnson, jr CO. r. Ssh Mas csp'urch I've
gdi,to Island. g. C., Nov. IL. 1851
Edward Logan Co. 3, ssh Hs'L captured s' n. bdis'o
Island. S. C.. Nov. 10, 1870.
Crcn brown u s gunboat I,1ac Smith. FEB. iS'i
VIM Johnson, Q. 6. gunbos, lsaan Smith. ieo.' it"a
VIM Wisca u. s. eunboat lease Smith. Feb ie.'s
Wn, Taylor, U. s. g9Bbost I'ssc Smith, Feb no.
James Meet, U. s. frsa.e wabssh, captured - f0''
Slmtrr
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From The Christian TiIneA
SIGHT RESTORED.
CONCERNING EYES AND OCULIST&

SIGHT RESTONt.D.
CONCERNING EYES AND OCULISTH
on tho hr. sen.e. that which call seeing tho m0ss I'm
posu, and mos, valued In proportion this ssnss fails u.s.
We .v reduced hePlesse.s HensreIy acsuse Of ashf
how .low would be oar progress knowledge and hev ha
tie. our sphoro Of action and ussienesa Endorsed Win !"
IN, universe becomss Lew creation, clothed with beauty and
h, tina, infinite variety which iis 10 stsst
the mind and heart
several months pat this has been practical 'Go,eo -
~. An inaaraed condition Of tho sysiid Communicating
,slfto the pupil rendered tho discharge Of daily duties MOI
,.,n,,, M. a,nx,rou. A.trbutns to the eject Of
81, .,su,,a 4, ,hroosh the sprns. with the hope thai
With tho return Of wNm weather h would entirely disappear
10, 4, mi, vs were doomed 10 disappointment Summer 70
,a ,,, M. our ~on.ed sight What might have been As
,..u either Of further nssss. az nooupctsIa treatment
| VIC cannot say.
Stating 70 friend hs sssured rs shas dInss'
on. in bis own mny had recently been treated With snsis
sueee.s BY Dr. Won Esenbers Of this city Sa'ytns our
selves by moro particular inquiries that tho Doctor
tiric bu. .cienao scus aud aar concluded 70 sssl
acknowledge very ssa Though but few vssis unjs'
liz care the sypeAancs Of oyes has Totally changed n
pupi now fell and clear and the hds entirely free rom
inflammation Thu Doctor says that he optic has beer
u..l.aed aud the resins ASSUMED ehrOaie nnamna.ory
state Affecting moro or al the ohss t1ues and thrsassn
"a. If neglected to end In Amsurosa OpAshauatA ~
Meve tho term which ocO' apply 10 syss affected - won
Having sb.ainedhs much desired relief vs ssks e''
pleasure in acknowledging Indebtedness 70 the ai'at %
Dr. Won Eisnbeg and Of calling 10 The attention Of s'hss'
who may be suffering ffSn similar wore eoaatoa
Of their syoa said .hs. Providence provides an 'n'o"'s
for every h.ne 1t Is certain thai the eye d. in these tines
subject TO ss than formerly Let US % thankful
them that increase the tendencies when destroy %
orn Of von the progress Of keeps pace with Ass
t,aaeuces, II not ia advance Of them
OFFICE. No. SIG BR0ApwAx
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Ayrfynl Of "a WhnleF,

NV BEDFoRD, Tuesday, Ang. 2 lsGi.
Arrived bark Elizabeth of Westport, Francis.
Atlantic Ocean ten days from Charleston ground with
so bbs sperm oil; sent home $50 bbs. sperm oil.
The Elizabeth sailed on February 3, 1864. and re-
surned on account OF the illness Of Mrs. Francis, the
captains wife; reports spoke July 80 on Charleston
ground. schrs Waterman, Tillson. Provincetowni oil.
last reported; Anegany, Rich. do. with ia5 bbis.
sperm oil all told also reports 4th. of Hatterns saw
gunbOat fire at and bring 10 bark and sfterward take
her ia tow supposed zine was prize; also spoke. Asg
2 lat $50 lon. 30 bark Sharpsburg Stowers from New
York for Pensacola
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mAIsRIY ID.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Jacksonville Fla. At bead
auarIa Of arg Gen. biIucy on Monday ey-ins Jgiy
~, Tho nsy J. = swain Pastor OF the 81 y. Church, co
Jsu,ss G. BeschcT. Of the th U. = Col troops. 10 hs
Frances b. only daughter OF samuel g. Johnsoa, esq o.
CaIfogd, CCHn
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Tuesday, JAY ~, a. ID.
r.sienc- Of d.. brd-s psIcuts b. the Rev l. > " ee
VA. Henderson. Jr, Of 'sis-h f0It, ~ "a - N 20 hs
H. sido., daughter OF l.. Dechsr, CO. Of BfooAlyn "s
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