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proclamation by dsovsrnOr BH yNodr
Inc President OF The United states hsvihg act apart
Thursday tie 4ih inst for national tastnR. bu6rsop
aud player Horatio Seymour Governor OF the State OF
New York, do recommend that the day be observed
throughout TINS state with suitable religious solembes.
Let us repent OF manifold sins and offences, and
humbly pray lint Almighty God will put down all
rsBGilious 10 rightful authority all sec
tional hatred all bigotry and malice ei hnrunl AN
btiOn or partisan purposes which tend 10 dscord and
strife Ihst no will restore the Union OF our states
faternbl affection between the innabtants thereof
aud give peace to land. acknowledging the justice
OF Ills punsh ment far national aud personal SINS
let us entreAl Him to have mercy upon u.s. TO turn
away LIS WRATH stop the shedding Of blood, 10 return
soldiers 10 their homes 70 relieve the sick wounded
and suffering comfort those IN mourning: TO reward
Lne Industry " people 10 relieve tbem from heayy
blrtlens mako them safe III their persons and homes
all and OPPRESSION, aud to give the protac
ton OF law 10 I'll Conditions OF men.
these let taft God VII give wisdom 10
our rulers purity esators uptghtness and bold
judges meekness and charity 10 our clergy
ana virtue Intelligence and guoliness to our Teople.
IN witness whereof, have ho,eunto affixed the privy
seal state the Jty OF Albany the LIST day OF
August, in the year or our Lord 1864.
HoaAfI0 SEYMOUR
BY the Govsrnor-D wrIgrs, IT,, Private secretary.
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Police selltgonce.

PICKPoCEnTS AT THE STATEN ISLAND FERRY--oNF
OF THEM NICELY CAUGHT.
Late Sunday afternoon as the Staten Island ferry
boat arrived in dock gang Of thieves rushed aboard
purpose OF robhng the passengers. one or tho
thieves giving his William Rassop, thrust his
hand the pocket Of Mr. Frederick rebero residing at
No, Blocker street. and stole his gold watch and chan
valued a. about $3.50 The gh. fingered operator was
by Of Mr. 1eberto's friends in the act Of
ing the watch accomplce STANDING behind bim,
when no caught Rassons hand aud took the watch and
chain from him. AT tds time officer Smith, OF the First
precinct made bis appearance, and arrested Rasson,
whereupor his accompces fed aud made neir escape.
Tho prisoner committed 10 the cells 10 await an
examination before Justice Hogan.
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MAILS FoR TEE PACIFIC.

Operations OF LAen.ennns General gsra z6
at Petersburg, WA Rebel Fort Un-
dermtncd and Blown Up-Thc LAtsaG
News from General Sherman, Sc.
The mail steamship North star, Captain Jones, wI
leave this port on Wednesday for Asp!nwaii.
Tho mails for Central and South America will cloee q
ten O'Clock tomorrow morning
The NEw YORK Standardization fo- the Pacic-wU
be ready at nine O'Clock II the morning. nud will give the
latest details OF the News from Petersburg, Va, Wits
accounts Of the undermining and blowing mp OF Rebef
Fort containing Battery OF Sixt Guns The atsaa
News from General Sherman at Atlanta, Ca, with
OF the fierce Battles recently Tough. at that paoss
Tho latest despatc6s from the Union Forces In al parts
OF lhe country The latest News gro the Rebel stater
The latest Intelligence from Europe and reports Of -
important events OF the wecg.
Single copies in wroppers ready for nang six csn<aI
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iaDs r smith. P. Msrrthew. n Emb.ss, g JsokSou !,
ksrty r Chapman. r. {. Pooms - Dryer, q. Edge,
3. Jackson. T. kuiiea. J. J. Meldrich, p. McNslIy, A
Otes l. Parker, r. Quinn, smith, J. Van Looval, j. Y.
Cooper, W. Cavassagh, ". fust
PRL.onnas WOUNDED.
Prvates A. Atderson, r. seger, Lewis, A. M5ciures
J. Lnm.
TotsLKilsed. IT; woondsd. So; woundedsAnd prison
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NEWS FROM ARKANSAS.

The Losses A the LRte Fight Near
Helena.
CAIRO, Ill., July 81 1884.
The Memphis B,.Iein contains further particulars Of
the late lgnt Helena Our total loss sixty two
including four officers. The rebel loss two hundred
and fifty.
Rebel prisoners say that had Colonel Brooks expedition
been sent out from Helena few days since the rebel
General Robbins would have attacked the pantacns be-
low that place the next day. aud drawn all the Union
force he could out OF Helena, while the rebel General
Sheby, with some four Thousand men was to make
attack on the place from the northwest ard oyerpower
the small force LETT in the Notifications.
The steamer Graham, from Memphis tho 29th inst ,
brings the body OF MAJOR Rawson OF the seventy second
Ohio who died OF wounds receiy ed Tups!o
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The hundred Days' men.

Governor Seymour has not yet issued orders In re-
ation sending tie militia regiments TO Washington
The indefinite manner in which ire War Department re-
Piled TO the plain questions propounded by Governor
Seymour through General S7ndrord leaves sorne doubt
neither under the decision OF Solicitor Whiting,
the would be really exempt after the expiration OF
their hundred days service. This decision Ia anxiouay
looked for snd the fact that the Governor takes much
for Geliperaton looks he not quite satisfied
with the equivoca answer OF the War Department
BosroE, August l, 1884.
It ia understood In this State that, accordance with
the suggestions OF Andrew the Secretary Of
War has decided the hundred day soldiers while
in service shall be exempt from any draft -Four full
regiments have already ef and tue th leaves 70 night
for Washington, for this ser vica
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rnn Eirntx-Naurtn neCIn.rnx.

HEApQUARTLRs. DETACHMENT EIGHTy.FOUHrH !
REGIMENT, N. q. s. NJ Y, CORNER FOURTH
STREET AND BRoADwAy. August /, 1854
All members OF the above command that have drawn
uniforms hereby ordered to appear at the armory at
ton O'Clock, this uesday) morning. for sportation
20 this regiment their names with be handed To the
proper authorities 10 be treated desertcrs few
good recruits will be taken II picatiou is made mmo
iately the armory Any letters small packages to
no forwarded must 30 left at the armory this day be-
tore four o'clock 10 the afternoon. ny order.
JOHN II. BRADY.
Capt Commdg detachment Eighty Fourth N. q. S. N Y.
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NEWS FROM NEW ORLEANS.
Adoption or the Consultation by tho
Convertiom-Esrohib OF the G0id

CARO-, NJ July 81, 1864.
The Louisiana Constitutional Convention adopted the
22d inst the constitution by large majority, and
would Immediately submit il TO the people.
General Banks has prohibited tho transfer OF gold TO
the rebel States, and stopped all traffic in god except
tho purchases OF it be deposited in States Trea
sury such deposits 10 be oSy satisfactory
explanations being given OF the purpose TO which the
gold is to be applied.
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BY the Goveruor--D. HnLsrs, IT,,
nsayor Gsnther's Proci8 ma tton--He Re-
comments the Political Ministers to

MAYORS 0prIce, NE1 YORK, August 1894
10 view OF the proclamation Of the President OF the
United states setting apart Thursday, the 4ih INST. as
day fasting, Illumination and prayer, consder u my
duty call the attention OF the community TO the ooserv.
ancc OF the
10 ministers OF the various churches whom will
devolve duty opening prayer IN the presence OF
their Congregations and especially those ministers who
have ucgcatsd doctrines OF and blood 70 much
al variance with the teachings OF their Divine Master,
wouA humbiy recommend that ;ney Will on that solemn
OCCASION invoke ,he mercy Of Aeaven 70 hasten the
lief OF our suerog peope by turning the hearts Of hoes
10 authority to the oleseed ways OF peace
C.. GODFREY GUNfHEP Mayor.
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special Election I'm Pcnnsyiv

special election is 10 take place IN Pennsylvania TO-
day 10 decide whether the following amendments to the
constitution OF the state shall or shall not be adopted
Yra-w heusvcr any OF the qusilhed electors o. ins
nndey n yequsition from the President o. the United
states or by authority Of the Oonfpcnwealth snch eco
,or NAV exercise The right of suffrage 10 Gil elections BY
c,ycns under such rssulaons as ATE OF snail De pre-
scribed by nw ~ fully they were present {" Their
bill shall DO passed BY the legislature con.
tanning more than subject which ehall DC cesry OK
pressed ,n,sns t,sle, except appropriation n,s
fA,,A-. No bin shalt be passed oy the LesMs'.,e
granting any rower privileges IN aoy case whore tue
suthorjS 20 grant such powers Or privileges nas ossa
or may hereafter be, conferred upon 'ns cour~ '"s
commonwealth.
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Died Ira Hospital.

10 TIE EpsToG THa HERALD.
ISLAND HOSPITAL, Il. T., July -, 1864.
f. D. Brown, Company b. Ninety ninth Milne and
Joao OTIS Company H. Seventeenth naiuc died Al tns
hospital to-day. Il. Il. SIBELL, Steward.
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Jewelry an6s Watches, ~ AL Desors?-
,ons for sale by gES ALLEN ii5 Broedwsy, one does
Canal stree, forery II Wall stree Store closed
on Saturdays NJ clock.
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Asl Headaches, Seothaohss una Neu-
ralgs ssoyped Instantly. Use wOLCorTs instant Pain
AnnihatoE Cores casArrh Small bottics z5c large, S
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TO Pa per Manufacturers.
Cash will be paid for 10000 reaGs o. good Fonrdrind
Paper Size, 3zy46--i6 lbs - 80,
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erApr THEATRE fills sssablshnsns opens TINS even.
ius for shsrs summer season. Tue company ID com
posed q odssver,sss We public, spd w blu vsn0"
alsxaoslys oss
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If you Want TO Know, &c. Read
MEDICAL COMMON SENSE
A curious book people, and good hocS ~
every ora Prizes 81 o. To he had at all news deroes
cor tents tables mailed free Address
DR.. L. b. FOOTE Li3J broadway. rev forx
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EIIIi-FraimtGabie Esatv Eutter.-styfcu
neat suitable best only. shAvfse
10 cents. 40. Barclay street.
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Diseases Of the Eve ana Deafness Sps~
ciaiy treated by Dr. CALDWELL "a Clinton place tEissss
strae.y. from to-.
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sure Cure.-N<ns's African Esves
and ASus 0hrs fails Depot 90 Liberty s!reet up
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CROSS EYE srRAIdIrGNBD IN ONE MiYors.

Ana every disease the Eve and Ear requiring ether
dcaI or aurgcai aid attended to by Or. Won EtENBEhA
Il his consulting rooms 80 Broadway near Twelfth stcs
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Errc,S,es. ri%n,,n,snss , T.n E TSp,aaTs
SOAP. As Broadway - - =.
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cvn vensicas publk nesunss eeiser.M Nacs,ms -
and pcnes modss od - e. IN rules Of orickss
bsss ss shuny yachting and rswnf az" .ss ,m
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arecinsss Of from varieus Amersan orators; -
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gs,,n al United States the constitution too esvA
ss,sd virginia and kensgcav sna OLA, uoos
m ~ ~ a. msubss OF the Phladsiphia bar.
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10 Aun street, new Sors
Alse for ssls by oil booksellers in snd paOe. .,.
Cootss - Ms above book eel sy mar 70 AR aAAssA
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The Harrisburg TeIegrams.

HARet BcRc, August 1 1864.
Positive inorirnon has reached here that the rebels
retiring direction Bedford eprnse out Of
the state
MAJOR Gcnersl Couch is to-day in the par; OF
the state liking Reconnaissance OF the detences
GcncneGhoa and Ohio rivers Before proceeding directly
to P:.aours, examined several points along tic Penn
syIvana Railroad, and gave mportan. directions FOR
covering the border Of counties along
line chat direction.
Masr General Caew glader &c In temporary command OF
the forces and orilcat,ons the part OF tie
State and is naoeursng tue most active measures TO
meet any contingencies that may occur
The rairoaa between tais poiut and Hseerstown IS
ouen and trains have boon leaving regular
mQrnng and noon tir1e trips.
The eatfc force which entered aud burned Chambers
burg positively tgowp 70 bave consisted Of three
companies in be aggregate, numbering but two huudfad
and osht Deu' They occupied The town but two
On tbo first enefuis acs gave the people hours
time 10 move the aud children; but before
hour mad expired she rebes had fred the town. The
inhabitants found shelter with farmers along
the different roads leading from chambersburg.
despatch Just receiged here states General Aver,
had up the raiders eight miles south Of hicCop
noisburg and whipped them Handsomely. At the latest
they ting IN the direction Of Han
cock with Averil in pursuit.
General Cadwnlader, in uland OF the doences has
arrived hero, aud opened office the Capitol building
Captain C. n. Turnbui Of the United states Engineer
corps with surveying party, engaged In making
surveys with the view tue defence % the SusquebanDa
at tic ords this city and the bay
A Eebel Cavalry Force Proceeding an the
Direction OF Bedford, Pu.
l5ARsGHuRe, Pa, August l, 1864.
Information has been received here that rebel cav
airy force il proceeding direction OF Bedford
Relief for tho Chnmb~rsburg Sufferers.
PHILADELPHIA, August 1854
special train will be sentoa by Adams Express to.
afternoon, 10 convey contributions 20 the suffer
AZ Chamberspurg Tho contributions will be sent
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Prizes Cnsher TN Az LsTaifxed Los
cries and information given GALLAGHER BKN4
JAAIN, Brokers, 80 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
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Lottery Tickets CRshch. IL ~ 0orf IN tto.z
given. JOSEPH BATES. Broker, IL Wal st, room No. l.
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Truoraec Freuca Snoes.-A Lot OS
black Kid Slippers with and without hess Little aaa,sss
BIZ water with bows oDeSss from 81 % TO - 10; -
sso = ~" a1'e y a. {. HILL ST. broadway.
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CrIafmdoro's sInsr Dye. PrcservNefyc and
Wig DepoI wholesale and resl No. Aser House. II
dye applied by skilfu artists.
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Rebel Cavalry Force Proceeding ia the
INFECTION. OF geslgors.. Pm.

HARsrsnuRo, Pa, August 1864.
Information has been received here that rebel
airy force il proceeding the direction OF Bedford
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C-cvcr 81 Rrkr-'s Highest premswSs
Elastic Stch Sc wing Mschnes AS Broadway, New fos
aud l55 Fl lton strcet, Brooklyn.
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KENTUCKY. EXTRA CLASS 4av-Angnst ], IB5A
90 68, 26. IS, g. IA, 43. n. ~ 50, Sc ~, Al 3D.
KENTUCKY, CLASS 46l-Augnst l. 1904.
46, 67, II, 55 10, Al, 80. a. bs, "A, 80, IL. 81
81, S..
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GourruG's po1Tr. Subpie UprO0ts Hntg
from low foreheats any part Of the body Warraats6
q Ernal Way
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Brn n sireGh's Pals

Lottery Prizes Casned. 7n fox c q tioA
given. j. R. CLAYTON & Co. 10 Wall street. room G. n.
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The Wreck % tho Steamboat Staten
relAndes

boefor, Augtiss 4 1865
Ths schooner Mary q. Far, al tsis port from Pniia
delphs, makes the following report
July e. tea miles distant from Bsrnseat, boarded the
wreck Of the steamer staten Islander before reported
Win her stern broken of. Picked ap from the wreck
trunk containing few pieces Of clothing and letter
dated 1862 directed TO Robert Cooley. Also picked up
barrel Of tsllow, Que box of soap and two baskets
bearing the letters IS. l."
The staten Islander was very old boat and FOR many
Years used 10 carry passengers between New York ard
staten Island.
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Eyfgtest premium Lock Stitch Sewing
Machines WHEELER 4 WILSON, 62s Broadway.
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s,psrs-ysw STYLES,

Ladtes' Breas,p,ns-yew STYLES,
Jwo Three, Five. Eight Ten Thirty Eve Dollars eas1
for sale by GEO G. ALLEN. slb Broadway cns door 10
Canal street.
store closed on Saturdays a. O'Clock.
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Prizes Cnshen In All hegaifzci Lotts>
ries and Information given By j. DILUTE BroSers omosS
l78 Broadway.
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CHRONIC CATAREH,
CURED.

cATAPpH or THE yyMpAHIC MUCOUS
MEMYEAEr, ORsTRU CTfnHs OF Vuz
EUaTAUHtAN TUBE
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All Summer Compiaints, sstsoraoss
W smAsa deeAsss OF the climate chiis fevery
sgue SICKNESS darrha dyssntary choic and cheer
morhcs can 30 CURED or prevented by tho u III.
sfEIkYELD eois Ageut 10 Nassau street, p. Y.
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CoKoners, In9ucs,s.

THE RIOT AND HOMICIDE IN TENTH AvFNUE--INQui-
sIrloE OVER rsE REMAINS OF CEANE--AE Is
saoT PT SOME oip VSSSoWs, sro
Coroner Ranney Yesterday held IA irqreel At the
Sixteenth precinct house the body OF Michael
Crane, the VINO fatally sho. during desperate
assar the Sixteenth ward police by gang OF rowdies
on Sunday eveningas reported in yesterdays HERALD
While in the quiet discharge Of their duty the
Of Twenty sixth street and tenth avenue officers kepan
ard Rina we're attacked by number OF ruliane, who
used clubs, pistols and other Weapons with great free
dom. The officers we've Knocked down, and after bong
badly beaten several pistol shots cred at them by
persons IN the crowd put .o.tunasssy none O ,ho
oil the ASSISTANTS, the officers drew their revolvcrs
discharged them several times. While the drng
progress bullet struck Crane and, piercing vital
part Caused his death while being conveyed 10 the sta
lion mouse. The Coroner examined number OF wit
nesses OF whom however, could enghlon the jury
as 10 who shot the deceased. Henry D. Fan ey, NJ d,
post oriem examination on the body, ana found
that deceased had been struck by two bullets one Of
which entered ns lett eide inches below the nipple
passing in.prds racturng the third false rib rupIurng
large artery and nniug the abdomen with blood The
further traced Tie other ball entered the back aud,
passing downwards lodged IN the muscles or tissues and
the Jury found tnat Michael Crane tho deceased came
bis death by pistol shot 90 the 3lst day o. July,
1894 from some hand unknown 10 the Jury. We also
exoneate the members Of the police from any blame IN
che matter but commend tbem highly for Their great
courage and IN making arrests" fhe age navi-
" residence Vt deceased appeared in the Coroner pa
pers The prisoners John Murray, Terrence Mchearnan
James LAWYER ana Joha owens, arrested LOT asssueus
officers Rim and Herman taken before Justice
Ladwith and held 70 bail IN $500 each w answer tho
charge Michael Owens, arrested with the other parties
was discharged Tor lack OF evidence to hold him.
FOUND IN Tuy WATER.
The rerlaips Of upknown man, about forty years
Of age, Eve feet sevon inches In height, medium
huild, coed teeth, sandy side whskers and mrs
teche, were found floating 10 the water at pier "A
North river. Deceased's name from papers forrd
in his possession, supposed to have boon antoine
Toqnet. Amongst his papers were French passport,
q letter credit OF Ave thousand francs, dated
1866, and other documents Ia the French language
his effects be aeon a. the Coroner ocs, no Con-
tIe street, Coroner Wsldsy osld inquest the body
and The Jury rendered veydie(o Of .psa,h by drowang
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Proclamation coavsasnS tne Pcansyi-
vnnHn Legislature.

HARRISBURG, IN, August l, 1864
Governor Curtin has issued proclamation calling tie
Legislature meet Tuesday tho 9th OF August TO do
wise means mssc tho mllsy powers Of The State i'm
msds;ey available FOR the State aud national doieace
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THE PRESS DISPATCHES.
Panic ia Pcnnsylvan1a-tscn. Hunters
Order Removing Rebel sympathIxcrs.

BALJMoRR August /, 1864.
Reports from Gettysburg and Enmettsburg represent
that panic exists there and throughout that region Of
the country, and tho people seadiug oil their stock
and valuabes and hurryng along pike crowds
believing that the rebels approaching large force
Tbs mornings train from FREDERICK came in usual,
aad brings the report aat great excitement; prevails there
account of Hunters order for the expulsion or the
Southern sympathizers beyond lines
The train from sandy Hook arrived this morning.
There were rebels on the road.
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OR rag CaEAPBsr AND BEST
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A Church struck by t.sEhtaing-SeverR
PsrsOas Killed aud Injured.


1ha Gsruisn Cahniic oburca thus place ~ stftscx
BY lghian. u c.v during the service. TIE cburehwa
l.ll u poGps tge we're rstsniiy killed uni fourteen
ssysssr ,a,rSd- ihtce " tue latter hsys sace dod
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WrAkusA yrx,a from bpccifc CNuse~--SeW an0
s.tah. fspors Of the Howard A,sccstos,
n, ma, Ia site, esveopss free Of address, DY
3siln Hsnsntos Howard Assoeissoa, NO s3cush MAJ
M.ss., Philadelphia, Pa
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So,dI,rs 90 ths Nescue!-YounW naSm

soidisrs te she nescue'-Yoar~ mes
rsbne n tas exposures andaADgets 81 soldiers UsAs
sspsr. oesres FOR the faai Frvers the Dysen.
ssry the Sores scurvy. which almost certain -
snoy EOLLOWAv'S PILLS used occasionally dur.nE
campaign, viii snsurs sodtn health 70 every man
me nj from tho drug In his place lei him write 70
~ Maiden enclosing tho amount and wiz uai ~
Srer cf evreuse dealers viii mediei1so
on hand because they cannot make as murh prooiseS
other pcfssns make. 80 senu 81 cents ana ~ " PSF -
or NOT
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