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The Court met pursuant 10 adjournment, when
1t. Col. Fremont proceeded TO read the second
part Of his Defence, as follows:
proceed now u defend the same act under different
charge for happens in this trial that The Of
placed under different charges under two charges
namely muny and dsobedience OF ordcrssnd under
three the act instances being carried under
the charge Of conduct peudca good order and discipline.
well under the heads Of muny and disobedence Of orders
refer paper heretofore filed for the opinion which my
counsel entertain Of these multiplied charges upon the
set OF acts They consider them many different trials
for the thing, and wholly unusfed by the practice which
admits less degrees Of the offence be found according
to the proof produced the trial. Here the charges
the acts for different kinds OF Offences and the evil
dnce adduced under EACH and the that adduced
before the trial when the charges framed before this
court when they tried My counsel instruct
clear Of trials and three trials Cor the mat
ter but take no legal objection to it.
To tho labor Of restang questions and Of reproducing
proofs many times the specifications repeated
under different charges, prefer pursue each when bc-
gin through all the charges, and thus finish with il COM
pee, and have all my trials upon before begin with
another This method will be convenient TO me- and proba-
BIZ disadvantage TO the prosecution, will get all the
chances Of conviction which the multiplied charges require,
though perhaps not in the order they would regularly imply
lbgn with my letter TO Gen. Kearny Of the 18th Of Janu-
ay which he produces under the charge Of sobeence Of
de well under that of muny and evidence prove
BOTH and which produce containing the aud the law
which diprove each That letter is in these words,
See this letter, dated Cudad dc los Angeles the l7th
January, in preceding column. 4
This letter signed in the quarters Of Gen Keany, and
IN hs presence, and delivered 10 him by myself He read
IN presence and has produced here evidence agsns
and In doing has made IL evidence agans, himself
What he did not then deny he admitted and will show from
his own testimony that that is the with the whole letter.
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NIOTICE.-The late firm of Owen, Evans, IL Co, having
IN been dissolved by the death OF Evan Evans notice
will and with the approval of the Orphans Court has
tied all the interests whatever OF the said tesator at the time
of his DEATH in the OF every and of
said firm, and that The said interests vested in
Edward Owen who is authorized settle all business
corning the said late firm. w. b. MAGkUDER,
Executor OF Evan Evans.
L. OWEN,
S. w. OWEN
The firm, composed of the und .rsgned, will con-
tinue do business usual the old stand, under
firm and name of Edward Owen ~
f. OWEN
Oct. 22-eo4w S. w. OWEN.
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PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT,


October 30, 1913.
I hNOrOsAL1S NJ uJuatn<1
States from the LIST Of February l89 the LIST of july
1880 the following routes, will be received at the
office of the Post Office Department, in the city Of
Washington, until 4. of the 18th day of December
lS4S to be decided by the next day, .
No y703 From Detroit, Michigan by Rediord, Livonia,
Pennington Nov Hcksville, Kensington Brighton and
Genoa Howell, 81 miles and back three times week.
Detroit every Monday Wednesday, and Friday, at
4 a. m, arrive at Howell same days by p. m.
Leave Howell every Tuesday, Thnrsday, and Saturday,
at 4 u. m arrive at Detroit same days by p. m.
Proposals carry six times week will be considered
No 37O5. From Detroit, Michigan by Rosevilc. TO Mt
Clemens, 20 miles and back, three times a week.
Leave Detroit every Monday Wednesday, and Friday, at
8 a. m, arrive at Mt. Clemens same days by IL m.
Leave Mt Clemens every Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat
urday at M, arrive at Detroit same days by IL IN.
i..t NOTES. f ~ tH
Each proposal should be panied by guarantee,
signed by responsible persons, in the following
manner. viz: 'sE.larr gdf -p yl.N
1.-The undersigned " guaranty that 80,
if his bid Tor carrying the mail from be
accepted by Postmaster General shall into OBJ
legation prior the first day of february neat, with good
and sufficient surees, perform the service proposed"
This should be accompanied by the cericate OF post
MASTER other equivalent testimony, that the guaran0rs
of properly, and able make good their
The proposal should be sent the department scaled,
endorsed .'Psoposas for No. Ia /, in NE >"
and addressed the First Assistant Postmaster General
For the prohibition of bids resulting from combination
and the terms and conditions which the DO
made, see the last annual advertisement
80 N 7|0'si 3a5 81 C. JOHNSON,
Nov l--law4w f.teHt.> ~ Postmaster General.
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FASHIONABLE Goods.-WAkTER HARPER u CO.,
IL Pennsylvana avenue, between 9th and 10th streets,
nave now large and we.assorted stock of the
fashionable and syish goods of the In silks
we have y.tf-.ss4 ~ s5.. e,
Plain, changeable, and figured
Rich brocade dresses, trimmed wv
Black silks Of every grade tx w M
Cashcres mousselnes, and mernoes of most desirable
shades " raf'ai rf $500 h3&aEa p5t8 .r.1 nr ta
Various styles of plaid and striped worsted goods for
dresses ..34.e. gt.Lg -tr' TgtJo ..I Tjt bftt lii
Lupn's best bomhasins a,.ii gs - s ..s Iee f,i.f
Veiy richly embroidered lace and muslin dresses supe-
nor to any have ever sold
Capes, collars, cuffs, sleeves, &c. n'n
Silk and n1erino vistes, mantillas and cloaks Of the
latest Paris fashion, some handsomely embroidered
Long and square cashmere shawls rns. ~ 51
Also every variety of plaid and printed heavy woolen
shawls, suitable for the season l.t III
LADIES' and senemens gloves, best make
small lot OF superior French and English cloths,
simeres, and vesngs 1a NJ pr
Cravats, scarfs, and pocket handkerchiefs A
House furnishing goods, such ms g. 10, and ia linen and
sheetngs, towels NAPKINS counterpanes, and ban
kets, will always be found hand =. ...I..-e .t.
Our fiends and purchasers generally respectfully in
viled TO give us call t+....g . q .I-.. ID,
Oct 3l-3eof
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TO pERpEruATE PEACE,

IIUBBELL'S PATENT FlRE-ARMS.--Ths gun loads
at the breech the principle, as regards setting
home the charge, of loading from the muzze the differ
being that the load is required pass three inches
its instead of the entire length of may be) moist
bare the mechanical ebodes the best scien-
tic principles for this purpose AMI enables person
load and fire the of three hundred
hours and keep the gun cean the load always dry make
fire, and burn the powder WELL which, with the
fit of the ball, enables it also shoot with unusual
power and precision.
The gun shoots either ball and bucksho fine shot, and
is useful for both sporting and warlike purposes.
They made order, either in musket, rifle, carbine
and shotgun form, and delivered to governments ndivd
uals, organized bodies OF whose purposes
at variance with the institutions laws OF the United
States.
For particulars, address, post paid,
I-l.r -'i VIM w. HUBBELL,
Aug. lift Patenee, Philadelphia
-The subsc rber sue
m
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TO our SUBSCRIBERS.

Tho Of win upon
psynsni Of The subscription be made in ADVANCE g.
Distant Subscribers money by letter the postage
which VIII be paid by assumed by ourselves in its
safe Transmission
The COUNTRY PArhR published try weekly dusinx the
Of ConSrcss, and semi weekly during the recess
Subscriptions period less than year viii be received on
prop stionedts the above annusl rsss
90 POsTMAsTERs authorized agents and by
sending or 6ys sIMi
WEEKLY subscribers with enclosed WEEKLY sub.
sobers win be entitled copy the same
edition they furnish . subscribers for, gratis
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LavrencevilIe Classical and Commercial High School
n. D..

LawrenceviIlc Classical and Commercial High School,
Bettoeen Trenton and Princeton, New Jersey
T,HIS institution is still in successful operation under the
care OF the subscribers The of instruction is
thorough and extensive Boys prepared for any
in COLLEGE, for commercial life board of experienced
instructors is employed Teacher and pupils constitute
one household Ii believed that the advantages equal
to those OF any similar institution
The sum OF 500 covers all expenses music, draw
ing, and modern languages.
Refr renee respectfully made the following gentlemen.
Gen K Jones' A. Henderson, b. o. Tayloe, esq., Rev
X. r.. Gurey Washington David English ESQ., George.
town Hon. w. L. Dayton Chief Justice Green, Trenton
Mott NJ d. New York John Ross esq, Cherokee Nation
Catalogues Obtained on application 10
Ii. " s. M HAMlLL Princpa
Oct. 7-w3l* .f Lawrencevile, N. J.
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LNOR RENT.-The upper dwelling part of that large
l. building situated the OF It'll and
Pennsylvania avenue, and the of Shuser Co.
aud Messrs Hall Brother, present occupied by Mrs.
Mccormick boarding house The house contains TWEEN
ty good rooms, (a but three fronting 7h and the
avenue kitchen and cellar with large wood-house and
yard attached-all in good repair The comfort and
venence of the house, the valuable and central location,
and the low rent make it OF the desirable board
g-houses to be had in the CITY, Posse sson given the
LIST day of October next For terms, apply to
ANNE X. DERMOTT,
Aug. 2i-eodf Residing in the house.
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p. j. Steer, Merchant Tailor,
RrnlDn's HOTEL.

LAS the pleasure notify his friends and patrons that
l. he has received large assortment OF new fall and
winter goods, which opened and ready for
nation. The stock embraces English, French, and Bel
gian cloths. cassimeTes, and vesings OF
very handsome fancy domestic cassimeres remarkably
good and cheap silk wooen and cotton understands and
drawers; lot superior dress shirts fancy articles
stocks, gloves cravats, suspenders, hosiery collars,
bosoms umbrellas, gowns, &c. &c.
f. J. s. takes great pleasure in assuring those who may
clothing that his stock and arrangements such
enable him furnish them ut prices unusually low,
while he every article to give entire satisfaction
The public respectfully invited to call and examine
the stock and learn the prices.
Oct. 5--3taw lni
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PROPOSALS FOR RATIONS.

HEADQUARTERS MARINE CoRPs,
Quartermaser's Office Washington, Oct Ii, l848.
SEPARATE PROPOSALS will be received at this Office
~ until 10 O'Clock, m, Monday the 18th day of No
vember next, for furnishing rations the United States
marines at the following stations for the year l8S Wis
Portsmouth, New Hampshire;
VS. Charlestovn Massachusetts;
Brooklyn, Long Island, New York
Philadelphia Pennsylvania; l.ise h
Gospor Norfolk, Virginia;
Pensacola Florida and
Washington, District of Columbia.
Each ration to consist of pound and quarter OF
fresh beef, three.quarters Of pound OF pork
eighteen ounces Of bread made Of superfne -four
perne -four, the option of the governments and the
OF six pounds OF good coffee, twelve pounds Of the
best New Orleans sugar. eight quarts OF the best white
beans, four of vinegar, quarts of salt, four
pounds OF good hard brown soap, and and half
pounds OF good hard dipped taow candles to each hun
bred rations
required shall be delivered on the order of the
commanding officer Of each station, either in bulk by
the single ration and shall consist OF the best and
choice pieces of the the pork be No. prime
pork, and the groceries OF the best quality OF the
kinds named subject 10 inspection. 8.
No bid will be entertained unless accompanied by two
suretie OF known responsibility To be endorsed "ro
AUG. A. NICHOLSON, q. M. M. c. h1
Oct l3-3aw4w Aaf ~ ss4
The American Sentinel and Pennsylvanian Philadel-
phia; the Portsmouth Gazette, New Hampshire the Bos-
Post and Boston Times Boston the New York Herald,
New York Evening Post New York Courier and Enquirer,
Sun the Norfolk Beacon, the Norfolk Herald the
Richmond Enquirer and Richmond Wing, and the Alex
andrn Gazae, Alexandria, Virginia and the Pensacola
Gazette will give the above three insertions each week,
and send the account, accompanied by printed copy
of the advertisement, to this office for payment
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IL between Al and 9th streets, respectfully invite
the OF their numerous friends and the
public their large and welseected stock OF fall and win
Ter goods Just eceved OF and fashionable
styles Of cloths, cassneres vesngs, &c akng their as
sortmen this tne including general and handsome
variety OF articles for gentemen's wear very complete.
An who are therefore pursuit of good articles at mod
era prices will do well to give us a call
Sept 2l-3aw8wf d..
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SUSQUEHANNA CANAL LOTTERY, Glass No. So
To be drawn in Baltimore November -, l84S.
10 numbers--l3 drawn. ....

Tickets $l2--Halves $5-Quarters $3. . ,
Certificates Of package OF rs whoes $40 .yl it,' b.
DO shares in proportion.
ht- Persons from distance who desire tickets, shares
or packages any OF the abovc magnificent schemes ma
rely having their orders promptly and faithfully filed by
Addressing ID. PAINE II Co, Managers.
No. AZ, Fayete street, agp,'
Oct. 29--2taw .U- H. Baltimore, Maryland.
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EDWARD OWEN g. SON have just received the,,

EDWARD OWEN & SON have just received their
y fall and winter supply Of goods embracing great
riey OF cloths cassmere and vesngs OF superior stye
years, together with choice selection of handkercheis,
Clio yes, read y-made woollen and Shirts and many
other articles tedious MENTION and including very
large and superior assortment OF military and naval cloths,
trimmings, and equipments.
Edward Owen Son request their friends and
es both citizen and military call and examine for them
selves they ready to orders their line
in the best manner and upon the most accommodating
terms for cash. short credit.
WANTED--A few good coat, pantaoon, and
makers E. OWEN " SON.
Oct 22-eo4W
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National Eating house

lust RECEIVED direct from the Island OF St Thomas,
y per brig Annalosin, Capt Dorry, lot OF the finest
genuine green turtle ever brought to this market which
Of cookery and in the best possible style Also, from Nor
tok fresh OYSTERS spiced oysters sheepshead mackere,
hogisb Wc &C., all OF which will be served up the
shortest notice 1 rsItU4rT .Ua. H. .sa-H- I'D.
lEt- Families served usual ... ... -..l.. Il. F..
Aug Is--u $500 , w. WALKER.
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MRS. CARRINGTON, formerly Of Richmond, Va,
vi having, the invitation of the trustees taken charge
Oh The Presbyterian high school Tor young ladies' in Louis
@ begs its claims her former friends, and
express the hope that change of location will prevent
Them from intrus,ng their daughters her. Mrs c. has
und louisville more than she was led to expect and the
people Jealous in the of education and she humby
trusts tina, the she assisting found may
come blessing to the community for years to come.
heahness OF the city, and the easiness of access to
Iron the south and southwest indicate it the very
place for school of high character and neither pains
expense will be spared place beside the best in
the Union
Mrs Darlington will receive n limited number of board
e who will be as daughters in her family.
Sept 3O-d3n
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CANDss sAhsArh"Ha !" quart notues, ior the
y TenoVal anu Pe,, ou,o ~ al DISEASES arising
Lcm an & pv Rhsnmatism Obstinate Cnancous pruntons
f e f on the Face Botcfes Bies Chronc Sore Ewes
PmpeA o. T,,sr scsd Head Fnlsraeman, and Pain If ~
ung"o' s,hhorn iTlcers sx,h;Is?c n,n,as
Bones ana I rising from III sa ~ Mecv
Lunoaso xnosu,e Aso chron}.
Ascie VI ne nv p,.r, ration
MS nrenara,on /, now widely Known and eysrv
day the hea a. hy s,cians and IL adnisd 70 r. th n &
mo- nrensraon from hr roof N AZ has ever hss rn
eful ana The nnoriunate victim of hssdi,sr
poyed III cnnran,aS III.
disease WIN n ,aJ 10 health and vigor The scrn,i, e
nous ha Win nlee ioahsome TO himself and 10 hs s,,epd
tent eo'eae sds Whole Hundreds of nsrsons no hsa a
ed hoey o y and snv obr comnlsD, aerasr
az 10 20 ha.n
dS we're from the rack OF disease and now with reyenera
ted constitutions gladly testify the efficacy of this
preparation s. -. ~, So, =, ~,
following iom WI
Of high standing ana extensive nrough the southern
and lately appointed consul 10 new Granada conmend 1t
sell ' NJ w. ,, 900
n.n e. ,,, u' ,y :, ioso'
scts Of yonr exceent nrenamtion of ss ~ aa
eal r and lrevico aeeI mnch nloa.n,s We ma
Lo1laha 81 ~ 80, 49,, =" ssa.hs .he
almost like charm removing speedily the eneyvsted
sato y, VI, inv ~ ,"r,;na oanenc. " ~ ~ 's e''i' u
tome ahl i sill Is h;nhy an,rorod and .v,s;,
,mD in Msxio apd NV cnmn G y,a su ~ lns
90 80 90 naars hnan 10 ~. hah;, ~ ,;i layior
mas io ,h h nd M ad,,a h ~ ~ anu Ievoi'
mends Inc sumo m sn o, dnh sne same ne
anu Al - ,r,nI, $3.50 ~ we
army hhly IL viii he rrizea and trust that H. health 10 she
oe Nh 80 u sraaIr Laann hra am, m VII
ues ", Hn !, m VA Ben,u a % i'"s"o"' Tue iensh ana
oeS Vonrs W. w. rss.nac"ilv '' Q n rAvrop
'''i'' ''iy ie'P'e"ui9' y c VI; -, N LIN ~
- o. 'o"S'i " i'c" "'"hAoa
REMARKABLE CURE OF BRONCHITIS
Having suffered many wears with deass Of nv
% aecny The ary1x during which time WAS treated bv he
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DAMPHLET Laws Ua,ssa States. LIST ssssso~ 3oah
L co"grees. with an appendix, containing all public
eaes made and ratified subsequently Tho publication
the laws Of the preceding session, DC, &C. Revised by
the Department OF State. " 49,
GOA few copies for sale this office.
Oct Is.
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L>oR RESr-The upper or dwelling pat OF the three
Il story bsck house. adjoining the no,e Pennsyi
vana nvenue corner of Eth street. and over ts longe
tabiished store, "Staoners Ha occupied by the sub
scriber, will be for Pos gvsn before the
first OF next month, (Noveml'er) For terms, apply TO
Oct l2-d3w WIN FISCHER.
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RE MOVAL.

FREMKN's INSURANCE Co. OF WASHINGTON AND
49,, Georgetown October Is, ISlS.
|hb Office OF this Company held in the building
- OF the bank OF Washington. next door north tn.
anhhB oo northwest corner, where the president and
directors wal make Mi kinds agaist
Columbia -
me office will be kept open daily, (except Sundays
ihsmss Good Friday, LIST of January, and the Ah OF
'uly,) between the hours of 10 a. and .. m.
oot sl-eo2w ALEX MCINTYRE, Secretary.
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NUtAOH'-By authority Of the Board of President and
~ Directors OF the Navy Yard Bridge Company gene
a meeting OF the stockholders of the said company here
called 70 be holden in the directors room OF the Bank of
Washington Saturday, lth day of November ne XII
clock IN the forenoon for the purpose of considering
u determining whether they will dispose of their
@ rights, and privileges under the charter OF the said
voPahy to The government OF the United States, such
hs as wiz then be submitted to them, in order the
bridge becoming free.
Stockholders not attending in person, and desiring
be, must each appoint proxy by power under his
hei hand and seal, attcsed by ttoo Witnesses
a. - VIM. GUNTON, President.
Oct. l9-pod
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&1S0 REWARD-Ran away from the subscriber
U1cO Luray, Page county, Virginia, the 9th inst,
boy named Aaron He is very black q, years OF age,
soont feet or inches high has down look when spo
Ken TO- very thick lips. and heavy tongue He had when
no eia domestic kersey frock coat faded black color
broad brlm white hat and other clothing with him,
collected The above reward OF $50 will be given should
ne be apprehended out OF the State and 500 taken in the
oae so that get him again All reasonable charges
VIII be paid If delivered to at Luray
Aaron left in company with sprighty yellow boy, red
complexion, red HAIR, and spotted lace; tall
Aaron but heavier made Both the above boys good
coopers. WIN. A. CHAPMAN,
Sept 22-u Lurav Pave comfy Virginia
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NRECIAN AND ROMAN MYTHOlyOGY, b. n. A.
(I Dwight, with introductory notice by Prof TAYLOR
Lewis and a of lustrs outline, volume
History of France from the conquest OF Gaul BY Julius
Cesar the reign of Louis Phil conversations al
he OF schools by the addition Of map notes. and
luesens, and supplementary chapter bringing down
For sale by aaes1Ei asa' OF yf.TAYLOR- y
Nov 3 8fs .fr fl..f .f.oar s.aftr ast l.ll-O ,---
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TABLE OF CONTENTS.

SOLDiERs' CLAIms.-Francis A. Dickns offers his
- in procuring the settlement of claims of SOL
dlers in the late war with Mexico In ordinary his
pension certificate So for pay mileage, clothing, &c,
y5 if the under $50 il that sum, 10 per
cent? for three months extra pay, 3d. All letters must be
postpaid
Mr. f. A. Dcknss office is at his residence on street,
between 18th and I4th streets.
6-d2m
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hH CO-PARTNE II hip.
TUutOr q .UHuru, ROOkSeHerS and s.

THE UNDERSIGNED, having associated themselves
l. under the above firm booksellers and stationers,
nave taken the under the Office of Dr. j. G.. Hall,
tennsyvania avenue five doors Of 9th Their
stock IS entirely new and will embrace everything per-
aiming the business From the experiences acquired by
me of the firm in this city, thoy conf
of giving satisfaction to their friends and the public.
HUDSON TAYLOR.
Nov CHARLES B. MAUkY
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ENlFTY Thousand Persons die annually In England
II of sumption. In the New England States the pro-
portion five In Boston, probably
Jour In the city of New York sixty died in two
weeks in December of this disease 1t is less prevalent in
the northern atitudes Russia Canada and among
the Alps OF Switzerland, where the winters are long
severe, and there fewer sudden changes. tst
No theory can be welcome to the human mind
than which establishes good grounds the hope
prolonged existence the allegations OF those who
least entitled veracy may be believed, there pre-
ventive and remedy. ~ n ~ 4I :.
The great Author OF Nature has provided with a
edy Tor Consu ptlon, aud the diseases leading thereto
which are so tearfuly common in country. Has n.
eft us find relief from that fatal scourge by
other landsl No. the bes--nature's rerrledy-s al
hand The wild cherry and the pine furnish us with
cure, where a cure is possible.
One of the most important discoveries of the age, in
ioatng the condition OF this large class of suffering hu
manity. IS ....L : ~. +. -u.-.-... ~ ---J--
DR.. WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY,
Which has been before the public years, This
valuable medicine first discovered and introduced IN
the 1885, since which time its has constantly
Increased the demand until has become one OIL ~ no
THE MOST POPULAR REMEDY FOR CoNSoMP-
ION, in its incipent Stage, ever known, t1i tA u
For sale bv r. S. PATTER SON,
Oct 3I-3tTuTh&S Washington, ID. G.
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L,tFrH volume story's Laws of tho Unlted states
l. The Public and General Statutes passed by the Con-
ess of the United States from 1887 lS4S, inclusive
whether expired repealed in oce arranged in chrome
logical ORDER with marginal being continuation
OF The commenced by Judge Story edited George
Sharswood price $3 Just issued and this day received
Oct. I'll +. TAYLOR.