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spermatorrhoea or Local weakness.

NERVOUS DEBILITY, 81 irits lassitudc weak
ness Of the Ii nbs aud back in1is nositi, and ,rca
abhllty for labor and study, duncsS # p-c,,> on
loss "f memory, aversion to society. love If solitude
mldfySplf distrus dizziness, headache nvcsu,ariiv
itih'r9r 'i in III sill. affrctinns of the eve nm
le III" face sexual ,n1 other inrm tiles in man are
erred lA the 'tly celebrated physician and SUI gcor
L. Cz,'kay His mrt bod Of curing dsea.o
is new, ,riikn 'vnto others hence his success Al
consultations by letter otherwise. FREE Adirese
L. J. CZAPkAY, NJ. ID, san Francisco Calicorni,
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Caution to Purchasers of
EUREKA WHISKY.

| mas come to the knowledge Of the undersigned
tnal various Pdrtics are putting mp whskcy in
i''il'"n Pi says nadc III San Franc SEQ and Lr N.
Itiu Eureka Yhiskcy 7"
neeautoh De alrrs in the interior against purehas-
Inele- The genuine EUREKA WHISKY, 4. i'm
ported IN Barrels and half Barrels and the ages are
pfahded on one head, . Eureka Whisky, IS49. wp
Ne"eii CO. with copy right label attach and sr
he other head -. I. D."
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Attending and Residen physician.

Attending and Residen physician.
L. J. CZAPKAY NJ D.,
Late in the Hungarian Revolutionary War. hicf Ply
sician TO .Oth Regiment of HonvodS. Chief S-rgeo
TO the Military Hospital of Pesh Hungary, and the late
Iectu or the Diseases of Women and Children, and
Honorary Member the Philadelphia olege of Mrdi-
cine lrParticular attention paid to tie trean.en mt
of dis seases peculiar 10 Women and Ch@ren.
OAice hours From A NJ. till 9T NJ.
Commune aons strictly confd6 nt'al
Consultations by letter or otherwise free
Address, DR L. ). tZ5PhAI,
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ESTABLISHED IN 1S49.
HENRY .g3slN&eN A CO..
Importers an VIII lcsn'c
D r. u q q Z s T s
1i6 Washington Street San Francisco.

4 RE NOW receiving th,ir Stock for the Spring
\ Trad, of
NEW AND FRESH GOODS!!
,ai offer to .ountry buyers the Largest ard Pes
49, .rtnent in their line on the Pacific coast.
Having been engaged in tie Dug business il
N Francisco for the past Ten years, they fa:tei
eus, ,lycs tha' their -"ncn;S are such. that
hey e:-, 4" .sr uh sIualci IN lucemsnts to such as
may f,yor them with ticir CUSTOM
Their assortment cor,T ;>rs everything in their
'ne of business tina: may be required by Druggists
physicians ard merchants. and also all goods in
Aeir line il use by 'iro"efs Basers, Brewers. Con-
'oionerS. Dyers. Tanners. A>,ayers of Gold, Hat
tcrs. Soda Manufacturers BARRIERS, Hotel Keepers
and Manu- turers.
No- At the r"pnlar Family Patent Medicine
receiv-l direct trom the propr;etors and guaranteed
ieruinc and ~ ~ '.,vcst '~a u pTiee " LIef,,
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WE DEG LEAVE to inform our friends and
w the public in general. that having made
Large al iitiOns to already extensive Stock. W,
ire now prepared to furnish them with all article.
,onnected with the Wood and Willow Ware Line
II prices to defy competition. .-.
In addition We also keep a full and complct.
irtinsit OF rope, car lase and wlnes, in
1t MANILA. hemp and co.ton rope. Ii eu and cotton
'hll twine ma'hine twiue. wrapping twiue, etc.
Traders respectfully invited to cal and ex.
anime our Stock before purchasing elsewhere, "A;
they will find Larger assortment TO select from
dnl III lower prices than any other House i'll the cit
June S-3m
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ITO THE AFFIICTED-Dr. l.. J. CzaYkay returns
j his sincere thanks to his numerous patients for
their patronage and woud take this opportunity to re-
mind then that he to consult at his Institute
for the Of ali forms of private diseases, s"rh as
-vrhiliS como rhea nocturnal omissions. and nj tho
nsequences Of self abuse In the frt stages of y,h
tic cheal diseases he enargaT tics in
day vi'Nout Inconvenience to the patient bird
rarce to Lis hneinss When 1ati' nj by nct'ct "r
IL pr, rer tire ament developed 'he 81 cuntary sNn
ms If syphilis such buboes pass FIJI Ting
tho groils ulcers i'll the throat aud wlirh if
checked destroy the soft parts AMI cause tie h. he
So arac and away, leaving the sufferer b.,
hidcous o behold; when b otches piRpts hro5 ;,
out on the skin when he has painful swell ngs Tho
bones when his constitution is injured pre- dis
PIE consumption constitution al disease the doctor
cus a tees cure asks conn en-
" rheumatism. chronic arutc dist EtTv ia"
rlsa he as safe ard ef'cctual remedies For bs
of the nScqrHnccs of sclfaIusc such T.
al 'snrs. Nervousness. t.idiiv, he alaehc ain in
back sn limbs with general weakness. of petit
ss of memory. injury the sight restlessnos. conf
sio: o' ie,s dislike Tar society feeling of ncs.
life with the nervous system eNc!taI.s that .ii.
noises hook sfartle the patient making his existence
mi e alr. For the above niaaiirs the Doctor III
guarantee cu"e. ask comlens alton. lo an b.,
consulted free of charge and iivts all will
them nothing. and may h. much 10 their adv ase
Cffce honrs from A. NJ. to9 p NJ.
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MUSIC-One of the largest and best Catalogues o
Music published, sold ut greatly reduced prices.
Music sent wherever ordered post paid. Catalogue
sent by mail. liberal discount to dealers, teachers,
seminaries and ccrgymen.
OPINIONS THE PREss-'Nothing at the State eFa air
displayed greater excellence thar the Piano Forte
"S,""ed by Horace Waters. -CkurchmaR
'lhe hncst among tho Al the Crvsta
Palace those placed there by Horace Waters
instrument are always popular -ChratiGn EBqtirsr
The Hurace Waters Pianos built of the best and
most tho1 cnghly seasoned material we have donb
that Buyers DO weli perhaps bettc this
any house in the Union. '-ChristiGR .4d
''T Ie Horace Waters Pianos are known among the
very best We enabled to speak Of these in>tru-
mrnts with cons lence, from pcrS, nal know ledge q
their excellent tone and durable quality ~ Fran
We 81 eak Of their merits from Ecr-' nal kH
ed d,o as being of the very best quality - hIsian int
Our friends will find at Mr. Waters she very
best assortment of music and of pianos to be found l.
the United States and urge southern ami
lends to give him cali whenever they go New
York ''-Grahnm's NGQG-iHc.
We consider them ny of special attention frou
the resonant and exec dinghy musical tone wici Vii
Waters has succeeded in attaining. ~. L. Times
Sept. 3. lSJS-tf
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'h'r,sVtiAGllag.
TO TIE TRAVELLLAG PUBLIC
California Stage Company

California Stage Company! !!
GOIIE The Stages of this company
tEA viii leave their Office. National
E&. ~ 80 Exchange, Broad street.
For Sacramento.
Leave Nevada At I o'clock, Il. m. and arriving g
. Sacramento in time for the o'clock boats for
San Francisco.
For Marysville.
Leave the above named Office every morning at
. o'clock a. m. passing by Grass Valley, Rough
Ready. Empire Ranch and Long Bar, and arriving
in Marvsvle in time to connect with the company S
4 o'clock stages to Sacramento.
For Forest City.
Leave every morning at o'clock for San Juan,
Csmptonyille and Forest city.
For Orleans Flat.
Leave every day at 1 o'clock, p. m via Bells
Ranch, Humbug city, Woolsey's Flat, Moore's
Flat, arriving at Orleans Flat at p. m Return
i,z leave Orleans Fiat at o'clock, m. arriving
=. Nevada at o'clock, connecting with the Marys-
Vile stage through to Sacramento in one day
JAS. HAWORTH, Prest.
W. S. McRoberts, Agent.
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Ditch Property and Mining Claim
For Sale.

v ALUABLE Dit,h Property aud paying mimi
claims at Alpha offered for tn. IN
ca enable terms to purchasers. The bitches
low running water, and will continue to do :
nearly the entire season. The diggings are worke
" hydraulics aud in working condition now
The property is offered together or separately, t
ut purchasers. Forreference apply to A. CHAM
.,EhLAIN, at Geo. Ltwis' Saloon, Broad stree
Nevaia, or B. A. HARRISON. Alpha j4-tf
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CERTIFICATE,

The undcrsignrd. desirors of scquantnp those who
may be u fortunate enough he similarly aflict
where a nj ttuf their suferings NAV be oh
tanned feel II ls duty TO publicly express his sincere
gratitude to DIR l. j tzarkay, nr the permanent r.
rovcry of his health. Borne down ly the distressing
symptoms incdc' to the vicious hal it urcnrtr liza
passi in youth. depressed in body ard mind, ral l
daily avocati"u Of Efc, ,oue Il, adyic, q; % ,,v
plNscian h a: st regarded disr.s. a. uf tr
ling INN taurc, bat. ili<! after I,
syeIu Instance iu,lis. of thei trCatn fouI to
lutcrailc h"rror q at instead of relief the s,mp
toms became slafmn in their tort re- and being
finally told tv that the disease being principally
confined l. the TaiR, medicines would he of ite c5lsc
quencH despsr.d oi ever lea H. strength
and ard last ri, and with but = faint
hope called up.u Dr. Czapkay NLo afi or e> aiming
my case. prescribed some medicine, which almost in
st.uy licvrd Of the dull pain and dnziners in NV
head Encouraged by the result, resolved to place
myself imm' atcly under his care. and, bva strict
OBJ all his directions and advice ny head be-
Gle id, collected. the constant pain In nv
back aud eroins. the weakness of my limbs the nervous
reaction Of my whole body the s htest alarm or
excitement, the misanthrcp" and evil forcbo5ings the
self di trust and of confidence Others The in
ripahily study. and wsnf af rcolut on the flight
fl. getting and at times, pleasure lie dreams at nigi;
follow ~ Involuntary GshargCs. have all d appeared
in fact, in months having consulted the
Doctor. | felt if insl fcd ly new lifc-tlat Hf,
which short time contemt plated end with NV
own han
With view to guard the unfortunate from falling
into the of incompetent quacks deem INV duiy
to Offer this testimony to the merits and skill of Or
Czapkav an recommend him to all who IN stand in
need Of medical advice being assured bv his own rx-
pcrience that once under his care radical and perma
be effected.
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Remark able Insta1 oe o. Medical Relief.

Below rublsh the Certificates oftwo the 81
ferers froa tLa angs OF disease wis" having recover
their former sth and impelIcd by gratitudc;s al
known tieIr al remedial agent, and thci state
meats sre arii iriea'eG tH Notar! Public The de
suda q saciely iaPeIoasly demand their publ;cit,
ard commend telT perus to the attention of all
hicted
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h Appetite tor Liquor De,troyc.i-'ne OF the an.
ti7i popcri'c, possessed by Dr Webier's Irvgorat-
g Cordial l. that trcmoves al longing Tas.e for
initr Many it' hfatce have fund tha after Il ha,
ftn Moved and strengthened them auetec sLefr nerve.
L il~ caused aver i"- C. spirits have it sur
sunr Of m"s risttfr cases where d. lcIi,tu re.
ners has actually occurred
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HORACE WAT 3Rs MEL0D2]Ns.

(Tuned the equal temperamcn)
superior in each desirable quality Can also furni9
Princes Carhari'e & -milh McodTons. Prices from
SIS "a ei15: for of reeds. $3.50; bank
kos SEQ Organ medal bass Moiodeons S25U S275 d
$50 less liberal discount.
Each instrument warranted to give satisfaction, OF
purchase money refunded
Second Hand Pianos at Great Bargains!
constantly in Store, Price from $50 to 40.
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r. F, FILLMORE
State of California county of San francisco sub
scrbrd and sworn be lore me, this 18th day of AyI;l
ID. 1859 (Signed)
JOHN MIpDLEToN, Notary Public IL s !
CARD.--Prompted by an honest desire of NV heart
wish to Ia! before the public which deserves
OF humanity elso About two years ago suddenly md
from causes rnSu Nn tome. seized with fit Of On
icpsy which. ow NJ t" my inability meet the expen
ses consequent upon thorough medic and
the GSc' uraG'mc which met with on attempting il
soon became nch (s then led tobrlevc) as 10 def
the >ki of any hysician. frcouentl, while i,
pursuit ofmy cang thrown down to the ground with
out the ea i warning an althoI gh sensilr to tho
ones, yet dcspisrd the miscrrS ofmy life n, d so
learned Ia look upon those who would render asss,., n
or shelter me from danger. eneimss wEo sought I
proong the existence If my nscrics Nhilc in thf,
state and hsN ing, previous my afiict M IA ted the
sweets ofnfc. ono" more was induced att.ntut col
ng aid oi physician. ard by led
upon Dr Czapka?. told him Of my arc
my inrhiity to reward him for services-regardrs.
which however h" NJ undertook casc and with
the blessing Of God. vas 10 pcrf
health. trAhe :" re ard him for tho bonr wl.ct |
enjoy At present. and con;cious nv indcl l,a>
&c nsG'r II due self and IL afflicted to uakh
pui lie. III order that those in medical
may find Ihysici in when every nid,l {, ca, tt
placed.
MEYrE FAPIo on FY.
State fCaifnrna. county of San Fra cisco S. .or-
and subscribed TO before me this edav Of August u
1856. GunrIr. I'm =,
Nuta t,I,i;
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His Liver is made Active. the Bile neu-
tralized or rejected, and his Blood
is Thirupd ard Purified

'f he has Foul Stomach this acts apericnt
not OF h rwisJ Arai"-It Immediately relieves Be.ch.
ng, prevents accumulation Of W nd in the Stonach
he stomach, the great receiver of disc and it's
c'iTn- Will now enul'crate of tho e diseases
wherr have seen d. Wthbcrs Inyig ang most
bean fully General drrai g, mcnt If the system
aknesS from various viz Char of lin ate,
Long Sickness the use of Mercury. being otEerisr
overdoeiored from abuse of Na:Gre and her Laws Nv
Drunkenn.ss. Gourn andzing, D"barrhery and other
eNces-eS. Trembling. Fever and Agus Chis Ehru-
matte, Neuralgia and other Pains in th- Body or
L'mis, y art 1f Apr''iIc. Sleep Memory, Sour or
y loas Stomach, Tickling OF Ears. Tie Duoreux &c
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Exe.ss D bauchery. Nervousness. Etc
ii is !: Cure for Intfmperancp

\ 4c. e rhgiIi of reneil is permanently give.
y u Web5"rs Saneoier The whole functions of
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Medical.
Glad Tidings for the Weak and Sick,
Dyspeptic. Rheumatic or Nex-
ralgic sufferer.
Most Blessed, Dirine, Hearenly,

That Acts on the Blood, Brains. Intestines,
Sinrws, Nerves. the Fluids and Seni-f fluijs
and the whole Physique. The gloomy Hypochon-
driac the Dysperhc. the Nervous debit ated and
Feeble. the o's' doctored, the Bilious aid
Liverdiseased Sufferer, the Gourmand,
the debauchee, the Incorporate
and all who suffer ill-heah-
CHOULD PAUSE AND THINK ERE SICKNESS
- overtakes them, for then nature sue
cumbs to DEATH. because she has strength re-
si,t Now DIR. JACOB VIEWERS ISvIGoRATING Or
DIAL strcnrfh-tha is its main quality. The
first operation TONIC; the partaker feels then that
Sudation is caused-his skin Is damp his limbs suJie
nj active he feels wish for exercise and kn,ws he
has trength to endure it he is light spirited his skin
,tcornrs clear his Eyes too, because
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Ths New York and Philadelphia psp-r, hsv,
little % say, edteriay, thus FAR upon the sasir st
Hsrpers Ferry. The New York Post ssys:
Runos which are current smong the free bl,chs
o. thin city represent that this outbreak was oulv
sPfenasass explosion Of more general eonspirs-
OF Msryiand and Virginia w.s contemplated. that
the nth Of October vss the dsy sppointed for the
staenpt and that the seizure Of the rsrns was 10
~. '1 1900, s.sI p ne insargeas. The t>kiaz Of
we Ana IN anticipation Of the day whereby
the has been psecip tzted before the ssv-s
were nady ior II Y snpPoeed 10 be a mistake e
ton q That part OF the plot whether there d say
foupdation TO these rufnors, OF whctAer tbey are
nese iuyestions got mp amer the event 20 stimu-
late public curiosity. we cannot say.
The stOsies connecting the name of ssold Brown
Of Ossswsttsmien ~ he 10 called, with TIE leader
ship g ths f1nstical are we are induced
10 think, well-founded, and, in that event the
violence which TIE sIsSe- Soides INTRODUCED into
kansee. Brown was one Of the early settlers In
nat new territory; he was a conspicuous object Of
persecution all through the troubles his property
was Destroyed; he and his family were oruelly
treated on several occss ons; three or four Of his
sons Were killed by southern despersdcex; and
sne,e many exssPerstions drove him to madness.
perfectly sane man. He has been known 10 vow
vengeance against the whole clas. Of
for the outrages perpe'rsied by their Representa-
the head OF II, Is the manner In which he rluts his
| resentnents. Frenzied by the remembrance Of
| his wrongs, his whole nature turned into gall by
the bitter hatred stirred up in Kansas and rec T.
les Of consequence, he has plunged into the work
Of blood.
The New York Herald szu:
"Apropos Of this exciting news, we reccllect a
very siguincsnt passage I'm one Of Gerrit Smith q
letters, Published month or two age, in which
he speaks Of the folly Of attempting "a strike the
shackln on the slaves by the force Of moral sua-
sion or legal agitation, and predicts that the next
movement made In the direction Of negro eu,anci-
patton would be IN instruction In the South, IL
those white sbolitionists spoken Of I'm our des-
patches emissaries Of the peaceful Gerrit. III not
- the insurrection part Of that 'irrepressble con-
hict' which is % dear 70 the heart % William n
| Seward Ind 10 IL intended 90 reflect the merit
Presidential contest, Time will show; but one
| thing appears certsin-thst the outbreak has a.
sa"td startling proportions, and may prove the
4 mrs. act q q terrible draman -
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The cssssisssiss, trntiag upon The Italian ques-
den. thinks that notwfthssaaaiag some sdark
spseks on shs political hesizoa IN Europe and
he gloomy fovebodiass 70 which they have given
riss, the great Powen Of Earops, having, a. they
undoubtedly have, the power 70 prevent IL viii
not permit the public Psacs 70 be again BROKEN,
and hs continent exposed 70 The dasgsrs and suf-
5srinsy Of another war >.
The IsssI7iseseer notss tbs prompt suppression
q Tie Harper's Perry conspiracy.
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~ Ies hieeessd EsqaIrer cse.rs q ..
80 H. ysA. = A..'., =. 3. ) ni,',,s, s
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he Insurrsction It Harpers lerry.
cEDENrs OF THE 0RIGINAT0Rs-
AUTHENTIC DETAfES.

rhe ce~~ereenens q she 1nsurHectisn--
R1rst Attack sn the Insurgents 1Assting
APrissuer-sharp Fighting Ceumencea-
: several KilIed--Arrival1 ~ the nsrineo
an,d ether Trssps-stsrming Of the Armsry
BuiIdtnss- he Insurgents Routed The
Dead and Wsunded-SeizuPe sf Arms, &c.
Below We give IN narrative form the particulars
tavaling ourselves largely Of the Baltimore Amer
leans very graphic account) Of the extraordinary
seville insurrsction at Harper's Ferry.
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Tho I.~s Is sssss & g sssfss hosr,. q. =.
IS 4 s sss Ri ~ s. s;sx e az
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PURSUIT. or rHg FueirlvK INsuRerNrs I Z
CHAABEksBuRe. Pa, Oct 10, 3 o'clock .. NJ
There are no signs Of the fugitives-a gentleman
been heard Of them there
BEDrosD, Oct. ia.-No signs Of the fugisives
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shortly after O'Clock, Lieut.. j. E. b. Stuart
Lee, advanced to parley with the besieged, Sam i
Strider Esq, an old and respectable cifizen bear.
Ing q nag Of truce. They were received ii the
door by Capt Cock. Lieut. Stuart demsnded an
protection from immediate violence and Trial by
law. Capt. Brown refused all terms but thos.e
previously demanded, which were substantially !:
hi. anS os T. mach out win
them;, that they should proceed unpursued 70 the
second tollgate. when they would free their pfiss
oners The soldiers were then at liberty to Dur
cape.n OF course this was yefused. and Tient
stuart pfessed upon Brown his desperate position'
and urged . surrender. The expostulation. though
Seyond ear-shot wa: evidently sesy earnest, and
hts aged Nag bearer, wen warm psaisc
Atthis moment the interest Of the scene was In.
tense. The volunteers were arranged all around
ne building, cutting 81 escape In every direction
fofs dash at the door: Finally fAeutenant Stuart,
having exhausted all argument with the deter
mined Capt. Brown, walked slowly from the door.
sss 81 d 81 i and
Green, advanced IN two lines on each side Of the
door. Two powerful fellows spranx het,vee The
Hines and with heavy sledge hammers attempted
swsyed but sppeeeS g bc ro9, i;Tuae and
the spring Of which deadened the eject Of fhr
blown. Failing thus te obtain breach. TIE M.
flnes were ordered 70 1au back, and fyrentv n
them took hold Of ladder, some forty FEET iss,g
and advancing at . run, Brought Il with trench.
Il give vay, one lsaf falling inward n sianfi -
position. The marines iminediately a vsnceS Il
the bfeach-AIsjor Rnsell and Lieut. Grecn 80.
ing: NADINE In The frunt fell; the arinr nom
the interior y rapid and shnrp; they Are VIII d.
ibcsafs aim, and Tor the moment tie resfstsnce 4
serious and desperate eaou&h 10 excite ~ snects
tors 70 sosnething like pitch Of frenxy: fs Ssrf
moment the MARINES pour In, the Hfiar 49,
sad ths work Va: done, whilss the ehests rsse
from every side--the general Seelint. being fhsf
the marines bad done their part admlrsbiv
When the insusxents were brought ~ .eeme
doed, othess weunded-they were QresSed vitS
szscfsttens, and caly the precsuti6ns thst hsd
theoeev4, neoRly every man cfwhick ~ nm
gV1yod with tosaultnoass sxcitsnerf ~ ~ -
'.sh0st them. 'sshoot them, > ranr fFon severv
Bids. The aPpsasancs uf ne lihsr11ed nsisonsry9
al Of when, thfoogh e>eedineaa 81 ~ rinse
vscsped isjMy, cSangsa ths enfseut q fSeSnr'
ssseIssasss; g e III Pstyss Rappers, g
~ bslisv.t y = t1ally wensdsdi sae1hsr re re-
peivcd dight eah wound n ~ face.
: Tn D3xD Am WosxDsp.
The InW1 h 1fout e - engine hoono. - ~
lonnnlt, pBuun1od dreadfal dgh1 EviSC = q
M No he1io - nes kiilsf o pssvicas dsv
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e se,set nom - h{idgs awards tbs Annoy
~ C11d0>ovn and Shephendsfown
SSj...ss - ne feuy Psopls From hshind tie
- - vm e9nstledewaS kept up, and rstusned.
a.ssIfeo1lo niss non ne AsanoFy b5iidings.
s<< ~ vas going On the Mafttnsburw lsviss
is1 - x,!,s s nppss end e he town, snd etter-
tsch fsom that end Thfs foscs 49, i..5 - .'s ~
49, g re sei!sced employees eushscex 6Fon, tSe
- Ss.@S;s- - - - zuIoqsR, ahd thois attach
amount Of aSklIax Pluek ssSiSis. tss Essrsss -
~: o1ehtnK eey hring snd cksesinS. M Iesi'
l>n!l{ ~ ~ c4l6ie Afbartis 1kss' sSrrSsa q.
eennag = wn1en sne As.psy men u11ss I'm sis.
hswsvw bus poorly ssmsd-sons VIA pb Is -
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n
During Tuesday morning one Of Col Washing-
toms negroes came In aud reported thai Cool ~.
In the mountains only three miles or bout the
same time some shots were said 10 have been 1arcd
from the Maryland hills, and npid fusilsde was
returned from Harpers Ferry The fudeDen decf
Greys, Of Baltimore, immedistely stafted "a :
sct uting expedition, and In two hours returned
with two wagons loaded with arms and anknuui-
tion found at Capt. Browns house The arms
censisted Of boxes hlled with shsrp's rffes. pis-
tolls. &C., all bearing the nsasks OF the Massschu-
ssth Manufacturing Company. at chicopee, Mass
There were also found quantity sf United Stats
ammunition, large numhes cfspean (shssp iron
bowie-knivss axed on = pole, terrible loSiSng,
seedess pick-axes, shovcls, and every ihina tha3
might be needed. Thus proving shai the expcdi-
ton Wa wei provided fos, thsf large Epaftv a.
men were expected 70 be armed, and Nh a6un-
dans msans had been provided = meet III e.
pcnses. How all these supplies were rot % % lii
farm without attracting ohscfvation 3 NOT Sow.
They are snpPosed e heys hesA brought Afoogh
The Gssys gususd cesk . e,z,.ly .shas Sssv
secured p.Ff cfhis asma, bat with he noes -.
feet knosxledgs e - lssslits. - wss ssalsd 70
tss snsaxS pau, they ys.s E,s:sed VIM Asalsy
ywd and giyea iste Ne cuseDty of he 0oVs1ujcn}.
A. evesybedy e1se, heusvsP, Who ooull ~ ~
hand On S6nFpeI Tie eonafdarod e leu,iffn ~
poll. Why should nee u 0fsys hsys = elsia .
fko1f yUtu0h&o Ouon1o. ) 8 = - = Il IS. q = I -
Ths tnspssesttonioh IA M ,t1omnx :. - a.
Raynegog0 oopoelmeat e the Ar1ncrv.7 q ae~s
oqqoqfoE (o9gY v9eeheep, hut IL waS 1n1occkaS-
kee1os le0w nxtnE - Ssotured. . nm.
~ wto - eSeepeea e II Us. 1ssiass, NJ