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, 1866-07-20
THE WAR In EUROPE.
The Battle Of Sad0Ta.
Details Of the RAttle-Its 0ccfAtvo Char
neaer and Probable Results
~. T A..Jr, Yntxkf


Tue dec1stye blow h&s been struck. and The Tor.
tune Of rAs has ouct more DECLARED IN faror Of
Prussl.- Tho bold conception snd eonsnu1nAte
e Te., q se.tes q eody
nsd, 1t the cioee Of last week enabled tae P1n.sAn
tseperzls to uass their iorces On lhe plain Of
HhS, asr @ o.pu,iue III tne ground snea By inch a'oa;
ev1rY Ateuue o1 that ulnun alnFHt Aiacdom1 aad
!aen baea, io.led u u pointe pan,,nS noa o!sSa
% ine El,e, between bus two ssrougholds Of
Josept.tadt md koriggrasz.
pau.e o. th,se 1a's sefm, & 70 a nase peen ,r aoM
TIeseay. the nest 1Tnsstin trmf. under f1nee
Fitttr.ek lhar1tt ats .neing from u'sschl. on the
sai saI tae seeeaa arrnI, updcr he Croxn P1nes.
t1u,etn The Ebo 10 mect tbctu. drew np al tnelF
cunptntd Foree., upuer ,te lutntdlAte tommant o.
e,eat any cofp.--on some po:nt ncar konia :rssz.
st{1eyn the tlgut bank Of tic klhe aud tho rh ut
The Br,slts, minor TIT au'ArJ ttrcam. "hlsa saae
r. eouftense ni'h il. Manh.i penedek, avne
ibat ihe dee,.ivc mnmcnt had arrived.
,aes itom kon,Sshs II: sppsst2 ~ n.,si. N1
wrh tnan who asood On biz n*n E1onad. 4 mu.s @
Advantageous PORTION lhc h1.t1e deld l4 de.e1bed
st,}x: W tbe nsbtire rsrct pfoo.o,. from cns end
h.ttie M hi. a ,set1s honf. or .i1 houss DE- Ans
issss ssad ita'asS it, f,i.'. h Sa ~, .tes storm
uhfi ttsn prtoek. md b. teten ocioek tn the e,e'
~ d*es. u he Ar..s.na *, s1apt.s.
snd ttvts II h.'t at1 4. e1oss III p'tfs a of th''
Ii jstef aecono!e., listed 5,s'et1at. ~ sse t1la
thne II sha 1T .pfa svsH.yr.s. auN 10 ie.a l6!a
!Gtt .r'"ty. lid ,ts y d h!ia,htf Il mi, l'.'.a
II. htd gc IT VI, sts.t.*,st ~ y; Tsss
;,|tw ,,s+ff., t(f III II uwA ainlt' taa lhe l'ua
, 1866-07-20

i*lha 4 *rrs tnsttrlsuns sh1 tncAiss .uisn, tnaas
C6nbiR.
4 special rlecilub IL ptoarss snr 10 day 10 il The
of1cc Of try A1dt'ht. nlsds taca1 a1t ~ ths 1sao.
ktH,e 10 ~onlh Anstlct, teaxint 'ehIbd G~U wires.
No cxctletrnt = uaaaiteited uuslhet patlf lA'lnE
tslntd iutB1nalIpD.
, 1866-07-20
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS-,

eESATE.
Nr. MORRILL, from the Committee IN t'om.
The ~ aid actonots Of Culteciorr Of tbr levruue
who have filled to take the qufred oafh Of Office,
"'ie an amen1n q: a. :, = .ub:t.tue. 4. =. 1ol'o*.
l,tn. atuu 10 thc persons he his employed ior idc
euteeting lie rsepae ,s.hn lite % sta,et IL insnr:
eueh txtson. 10 t.kc ,hc oah or ono: teqn'ted nt
ts e ai.f in sey eate thsn hat ixorided ior by lin
fet CHIC +. 2, !s tetenu: petfottn'ux tnsl sette,
iui. tr,alaliop ii, ordered 70 .'s ptintrd.
~; srs;;ssa .Y .ha cesanttt.ee ea Ms*sl Anas.:
within Gvlirt Ia II ta',an.. su,l n o'het iut..
nt!E st Ut 4 ,tss. .s. ~ ~ hss.
tvettus. rnsal t1te!. ne'l stlise.ut.. ah1 tt:eta
r.. 'N. n. ' ,Y... t. I'll II A.. ~ . r. : tT,
t:sxI ts!! : V; S:|s g =
1Hts.:s. ';Es: ES En- ~ .s:'s H.. NJ: .:t ":
i ::s :; X: s,;ss *$
y rrss' sir. !. i t*eSa .;s i, ,,s st ,,."..
Il! r'!;: {" .!s n,ss.. .,i' i, y L., r." 'n'ha '
|
Me+ ftAM~Nf ft4nI li,e cl:,,Mttten IN l'o'l
sss.s!,n ststeia "u,t taut*'. wlta .esSal a,,,a,I
Mdh,. III a. eis|tt'i fs."Ia Ill.,, :a'"a s.e
aa{ m ~ l.a e., iis so'stst!o, "t ls
o - ~ tfse ~ ~ s"''' m'r ~ H. X. aI as
XII. ASiiNst'N esai ;.p ,hs ,,ll1 k.r The relief At
hhtt t'pftl Il tha tl ptustdr* tha. The lttttirnt
ehnl1 snhnrc tl's putthAsu Ut ptorisioha. &c tof
At. iuiiNst,H oneseti 4 snh.t'la'c lot ,he etla,.
nj iii. 1Ih cttnR ,hs President II ths ttnc.!
na.ea e, teh'ltt to t,e ti.'t,lnvt of Mahs f4i.s'
suites. TIT lhe telet ri Ihe suiIetets BY hs te. u
" tt tfS' sI ~, II H. t1tr @ f' IL nat:t' III III
t"pf II 'l,p tUlefelt y .i's M Z rotla, i urr'
.ft,T, r H. y 4, sSn*; ' s, s 9iS H. II" y w. ~
M, lultNf'iN taIt,!htt Mt,. lr'!.nh!ll lal eitt"
iii ssv islsts no ssrsss W. Ho' !hs nri II IL.
t H., stsS Y Is;ti Is s t.'s sSsn H.
is.est ii ! aers. Al. aaultt'.. 49,,
M rltuMli1lt.l.. .asa ,.tssu VA 20 analogy to
; undrl eansler&,ton The hsst WA 4 h!l fnx "a,
sair,s Ut tho wtt,ara NJ a hon RAGS, 1hd pending
, lnta.uro ". ona Of FuFr charity,
| featnst The hill and fn shouid no 10 vt b RroA
rr,t,rftr r. III enuIt Frh mn suthnrtT In thn tson
n,', ~ rinn ar., ~ y, s,;';yns,ssot ~ ~ !"
s'''' ill., ~ fAA>N" ''S" >" 'pp''p''A ''A q
T. Hs rstsr y. .sf.rr,,r sn ~ - scn, ~ In
. sSpml'!.e than that Of fln'nes' Q. which be ~
NJ 1v!!SsoS rsfsrrsd to ,wo "a s.,os e. .a t sh!e
Sensfsst hsa aprssnsaseA mont5 10y sSG II sss.s!
;. qnakc.;; .;;,,,,,,n,,,, ,, s.. ~.
IS | air f.T}ftsEQ aated II hv mil
Mt 1i,TMiI,fi s,,a aoy yy,nSou.tt, urrs ,ne AZ
/: Of t;od :,
/. Ns. GRIMES asked II nrcs were not a. much II
UT" Ms, TaUMGuII It's ss'a de- were not In tho tan
q Nj. WIiSnS I'D he n.tion Would b no poor
: | for The 3ppfpr,tatiou, aud be hoped II would
Fl: :; ~; r; =; q; :s;,!::: !; =: II:
i IT. nhsDERsSS III M ss sesls ~ q ~ Soss!s
= rrGey or thc rottlsud sutscfH IT. 10 appropriate
- thr Frhef o! the Irish people dnHre 'anine IN
n n DAys .ne NJ .sdoSa asaassa ) se9S T. '
tn'9ft sf Se,s SN,s I os !. ionua authority tn
ssS NJ # T.: s;;,S Il j E. i
tsSss s,;' Y ;ss ts;S ..,e.s =, n. s,.,,a,oa
, 1866-07-20

ff,m *esb4 tns'
r~ ~ r,,i.,,, hnns, ~ ,,ii. sff Y ths pal
tr,tiv ,na,r =. H., 49," tner..o & meih" r.
~ itt,tid, t tfH iit;a.s t1If r. st fH. si"'V''
a,ttas t,,., nr"rt.,nn fn.ptt IT, ~ lu1iees 10
s,ssiIhv - n,ncb ~ fssv ~ rr ~" INV ts'
nttya iGp sTnfnl u in.sI ,st, ~, ~. s.. ~
II, tra,tihs AZ hr iii x,,.,ttsa.a .,a Ii. t,
thtr ftts " n,, t,as'I III ss - s,,..
Nj. THlMliUit, uh Ita i,s t,jos inv I"tn; tr..
~ "1eh .; ~, III H. Gt ,,a tns u 'ease'.
Htsotr, i1Y Inr i, tar spsl tiou.c Of t{s,,,r,cn,
tsiiyrt, e. lhat lhu tN,ss nissrs lptabY ~ t,.,
Uike the a},feFiHtrRt uf the Ntatn m 1rnt stss H.
aupursle1 uHirI alMi hy i'm ttIYrn,In Inf, rheS ~
stlhbleu VII lha Gtlt tsv oi japuarY, x, Ii in.a et
ei sse :.sic cu;isd !" ,hc raars,, IN II ois.
e stvhta Il Atalc tlays....ssat uast ie Uons;i.
tutlnN n, the unifs.l slales.
Mr. .Tttt'MlitLt-I Hlove ahat L ~ p,|u'ed,
tat,ansl antHtncLt snu lhla |, TO :o!uilon to 70.
sss.s e. :s !:a e sasss Te1a e ,,teo,, ,on
" House.
II. u,n1c Eft ..,,.d ~, ~. ,o,,., .n...,a
,h ~. +. .het ~ x., H III e.
Id IN + snrs1sne1nn 81 ,s,i,oss ~ a,ac..s 70
ino nom IL Ctnst.i Fem italeosa !" tsf9tp,.
- ~ H. ~ ~ ,e n yug "a see"ma's
rbt vo1n ~. .cton.tts..d ~ III w. ;, vim
fof sc1ou. idr aucsou bc,pr % on ~ .nn.t:nie ~
snthni,sr. ihn tssfarHt, s.ron ~ tnGnS pa; ,
pany 10 toc1tr md n1anta'n n rs.psd nd tcleFrspb
incl btt~atn 1'ortlstd. Orepon, And the Central
rsesre Railroad, IN California. and grants e.ch
s;seansse - sesuon o. % la1o. not mineral TO the
q ;sa:f .t,s1s ss* sa e
.s q ~~s{ t. IT, :sss s:sa sssss sssy T. g. e;n
I'scanc Iisirosd OF EslfosuIs, sad 70 be CONNECTED
s .esass ass ps:.S "s' to- md 'h'
VI. $IEVESS offered tbe folio wing resolution:
Resofred, ,le senate concai1lac. Tlat Ah:a Con
se =, 70 o. ss
eun n,ont by the Officers Of ooih uontes.
Which powcr, In case Of cmergrpey, l. hereby
NJ. FINE rat.ed The question Of order. That
the It solution svas no: privileged uuc.ijou.
The SPEAKER c1p:e. ed the opsfion-aithough
Mouses ;ook notS 4hsy oou1s su,bor,as s ,hs', 6s
lusiding officers 70 call t1en together 1t sosne
day duta1g ,lat seecas Tn,. tetou,oa eon,empta:
ssnt tie no power hut Tue rtcsideLl could convene
III. ! EvESs moved to Do,,pons tic RESOLUTION
nsn a tiH 70 so,',,sc. ID tie Question. - s ssA4
II e. ss':PSa kfR sse ,sDs u r. IT, o:,s .aanc
thai be had dcciatd i1e rs.olu,ton IN otaeF a. :
privileged quest,ou. 1. II rrl4ted IL adiouEunent
look ~ reec.s from Ihur.asy % not,l Monday. ~ they
csrr 10 eli !, en- together on satatdsv. il lie exi
F;SF tfpa:d e., III, ++,o,,,o,
| fered sdatlional po~ers
tonaj soE.1s Eli liz liz nat th,nE W ,.' ss,n"r
he retoiption fiom heine ~ n1siiesed onr.i;onl
al questions IN rctpect 10 adiousunsuts nheiIes
ercrH,Sns crnncei.d ut,i, thc srcro nrssti,.a nad
caea .ae1e oes
'ne .o9.e 9.t,,,,u, .. ..,,, A.. 4,
, 1866-07-20
t,hotp,N In tayns.ukl, llafl,nr.

GhptpaA 4 IN kathslnRl, ilsFtnr,
RAyANAAH. tiA,t July lp.-lpo s!eA,Aet han Hal'
yAdeg sttl.ed n qHtthlt1hp YpsleFAsy NTH hD ~
r.as faf It's t>seanlh ItEnlaTs. ttsra Ntru twaas
Ii eiqht ra.ra uI ctoAfk among shen,. sla ihFre
desths, during !he s0Yage. uas uoA.a oeaaF!ud
ntter als,inl Il }ber tar. Ana 0in OF t&a an1E tho
tronps Msru landed nu VI beo Island. lhesu Il no
sCknoss su,nnH tte cahln hnt The stean.
r. Win hc krpI In quarantine fur len days. Tho
trno{s aru a!l comfortable On shor, and 1aa slek'
meas Il spb,3dlng.
, 1866-07-20
llob. 1attes =. ts1tan.!. ef laws. nahs'

tIlatrh FIR Nss tsteelt0ta.
NtStssa.aH, lu~x. duly ia.-t'he ltepuhtean
!'thtrhlt! Il II thIa I tuhstGa',n4l DHirttl mel ~
Iii +. 1stlrA f. Nllsni Il llilAfIn.0u.Iy h,hnAtet
III snph tllA 10 oHstrea t,ta,t ths wlt1ctt tHsa'
tl.rtt,. ~ ahlY rUmpft!of VI. uel'. Ms llruf3
WAtt 4, lhdtpsadeNt.
Ii liz 1HdtMI l,tt,s eH,nn. Al tha sans nlaa" to,
dsy, Iuayp klEicsst aud ulat.let Atla,ae3 ttaey
MtFt yn 1lH1E3bA1bd,
, 1866-07-20
ERm ADVERTISEMENTS.

tTsCRITKAtS Advertising AscncF. o1
Deaxbsrn tsFtcs, II &u4thuFtzeA 10 xccet*v
Advertisements Tor thF TSIhunes And all
che trud(ux pupers thFsazhouE the United
StateA &nt Ennn11.
, 1866-07-20
0ttt11 1F
Deafness and Discharges
from the Ear.

CHitAau, jane nh, iatt,
bh. A, +. LiaAttitlt- be&f Mi AlIew tue h tdli,
4s4taa.s ges ~ tAs issasty Vt yaas Ftttsat. iss
M 1'A viii ~. u. s.' s.s': W.; = ~ ~ II, !, ~: M,
fte,iy leksd. @'' f'''
The s.esf. thp result ot t"'a which ts'asA NJ my
tIsh, ~, IL aa,sa, Tho aIbshasa. tiarr*f' md ny
h.a.lat, xiak VIA thrssh'atths Is's. tsastftA md
I'M nav thaatf fally snlnJl"a ths 1aaats Of b'l"s
will af,,r iii wsshs NJ 'ns,s aors psIaful aud dIaA
ats,abIs linn ssss hspss eonsldstea MN ,istts u
undssau.
you m An,hn,,sta u nsAs an7 sA4 Joa snAy sts
t ot thi, lsttef aad wund taY 10 Ill ata,ttasly ~
ueted. ,h.s t,t. tlah,hltt lstathsns bsa bsrn kHs
rinktY pAiNAxss-!n tsss thAt Il sssIsssd sas hala
II ut lotss, ~ Il wtat si.ns thate e*sft tsasoh
To b.tIeYs hs ssb do xhAlsytt ht a&fses 10, ssa will
bo. ...H,t. 10 do lps.s,tit'.les-ts runst Asa AMI
Win Hin.
t,ot,bs YoA may alwsIt bs sascetsfaf assns'n
Doo.vs, vtFy ttaIF Yeaft.
tlEOstuK II. c1wtAN.
, 1866-07-20
f'Uttttrhi Consequences nf stte Hattie
ilttut1t Il francs tltir b.i

lei ut hui disketnbla llls tI-tns aatditluh IT,
.eiirp ,fls Iof Hlt k'tute aud ul,ahs esth tOw 10
anskeh ali 4ef sufirttnue. Al the uussea ut the
rh,tsIat, Il N(Ipf iuttlh,teth'e p4ftttlttea atutts
cst':it, alMi, . nv pal sltn ~ lta.s'1a., snd
tuina viii ihs Aus tlsaR, >s resisted ths trpnftt
eht1 st,Attrtt Uilritet tiah1y ~ thsurIY lntsfstt
lint UUtlit 10 Ilfetl fftteh p0jt}sa
llal Ut ftnHes, tiu hv*. tt1IaH ttts
iurINe Ut tAf eeettt }n tpsti r iftttA deeiltl1et
~iIrh The h tpfI esI no rt# tIAfp1 IL HUltI ph
ht lnp tlrtates tAa' ptttesl likely to klFe4l itef
AHttlllp! ate iblp4 anpFi A.aft NApE. S,tA,1y e.
kaIOny, jetse, flANUttt anu t1JAeh%. tts may eaa
III peisltriIte through Inc M,lAas d aie,bEy mat
in arl III l|rFmRi Hlui,lfe MRrli HRptaEtsl only Y
elllMIital 1nrt-at pFutnAl lht situation QfFsAaes
II lH4tslls4l A1't hrF 't,lsy r'llt,HnHrts,
.lha kRI* Faf, 10 Aahts haTat al pA'tlotl' ~ ha4
dfcpfe lint liz Htf+ hlett IIta ft tlse VI llla~al
flRNts dutestt them A. uauc4 II ha d'ltA, W1ll,
lhel, tH ln0si t1argttoAs lhlhG toy ". cFhaea ~
lbs 'fy Rss, II lAl3, Il NaNtItal lFus*tI, ln Na
dsJ MAsa that l'uwsF, hrtaklnK 1hlo1aA tls l'En'
til. shall .xtehd IRON lhs Aofth St4 ~ las a ouE
ttNnlirrs, thrsu ~o41d b. not antJ . nla.ata'
nAnce Of ihoto tFratirs, Int nSe1 Al agRraF4tto,
Ut Iht U. ia whRt II ulast meracinq 70 onftoIvos.
truatl4 dout.losa undrEhtsnds Ill this, &nd ~ for,
iuns ha. f.snlrd tue am1lt!ons en'etpr.es she naa
been H,edlat'pR 20 lonH. The Reneni teelln2 Of Eu
tOba Aoal1 keep hsF IN check. Pf1ssIa. toYefrisu
In Gctnlab3, tllstHus!a1 her snptem3cT fur tns
Federal cnnipart winch Kept the German totces 1t
equipolfe, would bc 90 great Z dsnErr Tor Fssncs
that no 8tullnlst saslo1 could potetbF 4cceps 1t
, 1866-07-20

Tho Albany As4ss-ttent War.
ALBANY, Jnly 10.-Eyery.htng qa!et At tho seat
ef var Today, 1Fuops remain on tho ground 1og
Inc ulcbt. Movements will bs mAac Tomorrow.
, 1866-07-20
EAR. THROAT AND AIR PASSAGES:

U-pR. I1oHInILL en- da.,y b eoasaIted 4. tAe
BaxRuAE 1oua4 <a DsA1akssD1soHARoxs-
FROM TEE EAR, cArARRB. BRONCHITIS. m,
diseaael Of the gYK, EAR, THROAT AND Lusds.
F. opers.ious for rCArARACT, CRoss ETEs, and iii
oshtr o. e1ationa In oshlhnnlc sersy successfully
performed.
, 1866-07-20
THOROUGH RUSIN]

MASONIC - There will bc q
lf1 ecectA to3vocstlon cf WsahlnEtoa Chfp.
~ No. Il IL i, H. lhls {kr:day erFttn II o'ctock.
oSk4 r. fAuEts QtsD, Stc'1.
, 1866-07-20

n 1hV1kOO NI4I 1FV 141F30@0
IL MAS. we'll sequ+intt With hooktfrplnE. snd
sin thotnofh tnoseoEc VI Ina rug anc Notion
bushts.. xtthss u tcEa - enfs. tueat Win saune
soeo wobttic t1opse fIts ten thor !anf dol1sfs a.
bbR Gu 81 LAKE, street. No es!!T need call 10.
tn MT ennS !sktiAtt b0tntks. Qnafl1ktl 10 II net
, 1866-07-20

REFEHESC 1a.
e. ntlfEg.F, E1q. C-sh.er cty National Bank 4lI
HAutee, VII
3. T.: ThntAs. Rsnfer. N1neal Puiuk Via.
SoaGotu El1E, Bankers, GAa CtA1t. 11e-
+ w. Harden. q !he esn Of Ceah nac; aEdeu Co.,
Monroe. MeEiaooa : Te~ksha.5, AteuHseys Cntoasu.
1nmfnt9& Hak. Conaualsston Mefek4nss. CHICAGO.
~ hnAkltk y nty+ Wno1esAo NsfchAat1. Calo%<o-
Ho1. IhchaE1 I >Nttttek, WaltsuRtqa, &C,
, 1866-07-20

Genera Agents afo Wanted
In n tho iropo:t!at tt.ies throughout he Country
who s1n h1Fe tha privilege OF sppotatinE 80is-
aGEfTe iu their locality. dood Eeerences required.
fAidea Kststnx up obs thnui6 E9 c1EAlul sand a
toe nut name and Pp3s Once atdttx1 of e1ct p1EtT
w1ntAE uckxi4.
A1cey ~ Exp:ess. Tort of3cs orde= Dsasta, oe n
KeC4.clt1 Let{e{t, pa&y be sent At Cur r4tk.
, 1866-07-20

kHRiAlRtjvc.-Ietu 1innAu 1fatants Eso
Constitutional 4 fhn olas
LcaA Gurpns CA4u Decided .agataat
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-07-05
The Grand National Concert.

We are pleased to notice the evidences Of
desire on the piTt of the Government, as well
as leading and influential citizens, to assist the
enterprise of the soldiers and sailors who intend
TO Give their Grand National Concert at Growers
Theatre on the evening of Thursday, August 2.
We Yesterday published an order from Hon. q.
A. Rollins, Commissioner of Internal Revenue,
directing Mr.. Clephane, Collector OF Internal
Revenue for the District of Columbia, TO exempt
the association from the payment OF any tax or
license, on account of satisfactory evidence
having been furnished him by Messrs. Hall,
Morse, and other Managers, that the procee Is of
the Grand National Concert were to be devoted
to charitable purposes. The tax or license on
an exhibition of this sort, where three hundred
thousand tickets are to be disposed of at one
dollar EACH is o considerable item, and may we'll
be regarded in the light of a munidcent dona-
tion on the part OF the Government for this
laudable purpose. Parties at a distance, residing
where there are no regularly authorized agents,
or those who would prefer 10 purchase them
direct rom the association here, can be readily
accomplished by enclosing their orders, accom-
panied by the money, to Major william S. Morse
Secretary OF the association. lock box 81, Wash
ingtOn, d. Q. 1t is needless Tor us to repeat that
persons living at a distance will be treated as
fairly as those who may be on the ground when
the drawing takes place, and they will promptly
be notified of the result Washington Daily
ChrOniole
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-07-05
UNIoN FuRNI TURE DEPO7

tIu NOs. OF anu % Y hftUND btrtot,
Paror Suits, in Hair Brocade, Plush, Damaspr
Rep.
Iining-room, Chamber. Library Kitchen. aud ice
FuTnl uTe, at iabu ously low prices, and the rest
sty eE and patterns.
Public BUILDING school, College and Shop Fuiure
in endless arietY.
Al kinds OF Furniture wanted by housekees, at
eXcee diDgy low prices at either OF their rimmensfab
lishments II yCu want to save money aud well
served 60 TO GOULD q co. before puvchas1lse-
NIele Corner Of NINTH and MARKET, and B. 81
ond so N, SECOND Street pDn
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-07-05
CERTIFICATES.

Among hundreds OF Testimonials OF its efficacy
the following respoc able gentlemen huyo kindly
consented TO answer any inquiries respectngs1S
wonderful cure. of the Great Rheumatic Remedy
which may be required of them:-
Conrad f. Clothier, Esq, NO. 29 N. Water street.
W illiam Anspach, Esq, No % N. Third street.
thomas Allen, Esq, Seventh street above Brown.
y b. L. DiXeY, Esq, n 70. 622 Chestnut street.
George j. " eaver, Esq. No 1927 Walnut street.
JOSEPH Stevens No. 533 Owen street
John Ellison, Franklin ana Poplar streets.
George Landell. Esq, no 1l05 Green street.
Samuel " jacobs, Esq, Arch ct. above Sixth
Michael Weaver, ESQ, No 1906 Green street.
Joseph Baker, Esq S28 N. Fifth street.
W. j. StillweI, Bndesburg.
Joseph Comfy Frankford
Rev. j. hallburg, VIcksburg, Miss. 1921
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II RNITU E.-THE ARGEs
II Cheapest and Best STOCK of Furniture In
world is 10 be found a.
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The Grand Pageant in indie
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AN OLD-FASHIONED FOURTH OF JULY.

Popular Ovation to Our
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HoWTHE GENERALS WERE
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THE SPLENDID ILLUMINATION
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MEDICAL.

GOUT, NEURALGIA, ASTHMA,
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Tue following wonderful remedy for the posi-
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DIR. J. II. FITLER,
One OF Philadelpha's Oldest practising physicians
has made these diseases specially, and having
fully tested its remarkable curative for nnm-
Der OF ears, offers II 10 all afflicted and suffer-
ing, with 'ho liberal condition that If any case can
possibly lie found that &c, infalble power cannot
overcome, uE WILL refund to such case or cases
the full paid in the trial OF this remedy. In-
credible as this offer may seem the proprietor knows
full well from experience the merits of the remedy
and the safety OF his offer.
1t contains no Mercury, Colchicum, Minerals,
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Prlce SECO per bottle. Prepared only al the Prin-
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We have been engaged for many years in the noble
work of giving health and happiness to the suffering and
the sffc ed. During this time we have treated over
TWENTY THOUSAND INVALIDS suffering from the
various oil disease and in almost every case
manent cure been efecteo. Many OF them In fact,
had given up ncurable by their physicians. We
have restored to health in few day thousands per-
in this city who had been suffering from painful
diseases FIVE. ten, and fifteen years and UPWARDS At our
institution have cured and curing, class of dis
cases that baled the medical profession in all ages
Of the world
REFERENCE ES.-We refer the diseased and others
interested new practice to the 10 lowing we'll
known gentlemen who been treated successfully
byus;-
GEORGE GRANT, No. 61O Ches1ut street.
RI. Dk.lLVEHi No l795 Chesnut street.
General PLEA -; 80: 9I6 spruce Street.
Hon DAVID WlLMor, Judge of Court of Claims
"aSRnsiGGR hon Judge stH tGHAPRoN, New YORK city.
REV N M3f,lALL SIsI L Of PIT PhttSParg 91,6 Pa
Few. Dr. HALL OF Philadelphia.
tsE oloael 1ffi fhdMAs W W. sWEGSEY, Assessor No. al
G. no oRGH SiS' H. EARLE, Atorney-atLaw Sixth On{
IEMHSuEL 'REY, Attorney at-Law. No. 7O7 Samson
Dr. GEORGE W. FREED, Lancaster city, Penna.
Hr:MM y, BR0MH f0HI 6rrIst6ES SlTaTd House panno
1LBERr HIG II 4. NfC6iAY No 81 william street, Ne
at sFss SsSk.S FsE Street York city
john M.BUisI % 1925 South Broad street,
AEE FANy G So S feI re s4SsGa Ess
JAMES WILL GAR. No. 1923 Green street.
%HlREa De fGG%G So al aas North seventh ST.
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Consultation and ex minatIons % ire iIee 2, ehhrge.
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These are the brave hearts dearest
treasure, and until


treasure, and until
:" The good knights are Dust
they will be hallowed as the devotee hal
lows the rites of his religion. But peac,
under the policy Of the Executive is cele.
bratlDg "her victories no less renowned
than war" The shining symbols Of the
revolted race are over our heads. State
after State, kindly assisted by the pater.
nal hand of the President, comes to take
Its place beneath its ancient coat of arms.
They cluster around these vacant seats
that have SO long invited them in vain
They are welcomed BY the President IS
lsrae's greatest king welcomed the war.
like son Of Ner, whose standard had
waved twice four years in rebellion.
Let Congress initiate bis example and
mark the opening Of the new year as an
era of perfect reunion and a season of
universal joy. "Let oblvion's curtain
faIl' upon the dolefuI tragedies of the
past. Bury the animosiiies of civil war.
Take no counsel from their baleful whis.
perings. Hate is the basest principle of
human action. They who have made
laws and ruled nations upon motives of
vengeance are the monsters whom all his.
tory curses with an unbroken voice. The
long and deadly proscriptive lists of Sylia
and Maurius, Tiberius and Clodius, gave
the names of their victims to the compas,
sion and sympathy of the world, while
an immortality Of infamy clings uncess-
ingly to those who took private revenge
in the name of the public good.
Charity for the errors, the follies and
the crimes of the whole family Of imper.
feet man is the leading virtue in the
breasts of lawgivers and rulers. Those
who have been guided by its sweet, an
gelic influences constitute the glory Of the
armament in the annals of mankind.
Cyrus, Scipio and Washington command
the love and veneration Of ages more by
he forbearance, magnanimity and Glenn
ency Of their character than by the re-
nown of their military achievements.
The savage chief may strike his enemy
PROSTATE and powerless at his feet. Itis
an attribute of divinity which lifts him up
and makes him friend. When Pericles
paused upon the opening threshold of
eternity, and in bis dying moments re-
viewed the events Of bis great life, be
consoled his parting spirit and rested the
chief glory of his reign upon the fact that
be had never caused a citizen Of Athens
to shed tear. From this hour may this
Government dry up the tears of its citi-
zens ! May no more hearts be wrung
with the gloom Of the prison or the an-
guish Of death May the two sections
meet again as kindred and friends ! The
angel ofconcord will then stir the healing
waters for them Doth and, rene wing their
glorious youth together, the future Of the
American Union will be filed with love
and praise of all its citizens. ....
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WHAT ADVERTISING WILL Dos. G. Kent
informs us that he has had an immense de-
mand for fruit trees and grape cuttings since
bis advertisement appeared in the Copiahan,
No man ever lost money by advertising what
be had for sale, while stupendous fortunes
have been made by the free use of printers
ink. The most successful business men are
those who do most advertising.
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EF A question has arisen ss to vbetb' :
er notes given for a slave or slaves pas
chased but not paid for before slavery vas
emancipated, are collectsble. The Su-
preme Court decides that these notes are
coIlectable, the same as others given for
any species Of propeIty-thst the purcha-
ser cannot hold the former owner respou-
sible for acts Of the Government freeing
the negro