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Howard Association.
PHILADELPHIA.

Benevolent Institution established by special En-
d0rsement for the relief Of the Sick and Distressed
afflicted with vIrulent and epidemic diseases, and es.
pecIaly for the Cure Of Diseases OF the eKua Organs
Medical Ad"ice gwen grutis, by the Acting Sur
geon, to all who apply by letter, with description OF
theIr condition, Gage, occupation. habits of e &c J
and IN cases OF extreme poverty, Medicines furnished
lreee Of charge.
Valuable Reparis on SpermaiOrThoea, and other Dis.
eases of the Sexual Organs: and on the Remedies
employed in the DispeEsary, sent TO I'll, afflicted in
sealed letter envelopes, tree Of charge. Two three
stamps for postage Will be acceptable.
Address Dr. j. Skiln H0ughIOn. Acting Surgeon
Howard Association. No. 2 South Ninth Street. Phila.
dolphin, Pa. BY order Of the Directors
EZRA ID. HEARTWELL, President
GEO FAIRCllIID. Secretary dec29.Iy
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TAKE NOTICE.

The subscriber respectfully requests oil his cusIo'
mers no have not yet settled their accounts to CONS
forward at once end pay up he is how out oi ouaF
and is determined 10 collect in all that o"lhg
To him IN the shortest lime possible. He would asa
10 thOse whose Judgment NOIes and other obllga'
sons that now due aud coming due, not PsmPts
y paid will oe executed.
He will he found all times during the day at NJ.
w +. Spruance's store, ths same store Occnpleo ~
himself last year. E ltasa"t }. L. JONES.
P,S,-Hs also has left on hand some Boots Sh0est
Hats, Gaps and Dress Goods. which will be sold ehsaR
or they Tpus1 be sfOsed cut, as iAese 20 gs1ksn
ssORmeM RpN
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Southern Rebellion,
The War for the Union.

history oiihe RISE aud Progress Of the Rebellion
and consecutive naralIve Oevenls and Incidents from
the first stage of the agninsi the Republic
down To the close of he conflict, together with ImpOr
lant documents extracts from remarkable speeches.
&c.
n order To accommodate all classes of readers three
editions are issued:
|. In Weekly parts of 80 pages at 10 Cents
:. In semi Monthly parts OF 81 pages at 20 Cents
5. In Monthly parts Of l2S pages i 40 Gems
The want oi an AUTHENTIC and THOROUGH History
OF The tebeil"n Tor present errence aud future pre-
ersvation, L. thg sui I"c; of general remark.
To meet thla want, and produce "a work of pc rmn-
nen Valne as we'll OF present interest," the publisher
has arranged for the issue of the history as above
iOfti-n ioTln aud at price Which shall render 1t
acc epiablr to all.
This work, the first weekly number of which was
published on August 2sI, has received The unqualified
enc' mums q! the press and of leading citizens No.
body will read il without satisfaction; IL should be IN
/ the hands OF ev6fy LHIon man.
To be hid Of all sdealers postmaster RS and book
! sellers everywhere.
! ouhscn6ers sending One DOLLAR in a good bill or
postage staIrp ps 10 the undersigned TO whom nll Or
dcrs are TO he direrIel will receIve bv mnil most
paid. ten weekly Numbers.
In ordering copies, the full and exact address, with
town, county and State should be given in every In.
stance
! Competent aeeniN wanted in all Town an Coun
! Ties, FREOK GERHARD, GEN'L AGENT,
| 81 Nassau ST. Post Box 1OOl New York Cuy
| sepl9
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and WHer seasons. I Wouli rr. pe,:tniiy invite an
eIamna lion my stock nni pre- from Ia, n nd
ing to purchase, am enabled To afford llei ycr,
desirable Inducements.
All my FuFs have been purchased for cash. end
made by experienced 81 competent han"s anu a.
the present aOnentaTy troubles r'Eder IL necessary
tha. should dispose Of my goods III very small adj
vance on cost.
am satisfied that it VIII BE 10 the interest Of those
who design purchasing, 10 gave ME a cell. sen5m
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Steam Dyping and Scouting as
IabIishEslcmt.
MRS. T.. w. SUJT

MRS. e. w. SMITH,
NO. 2o' ~ Fifth ST., bet. Market and Arch PAILApEl
PIIlA.
I)iECE' Goods of every description dyed to any CO.
4 lor. Ladies' Wearing Apr qrcl of every descr,p-
t"n, dyed IN The most fashionable and permanent co.
lors and finished IN superior style. MerinO Cash
mere and Grape Shawls. Table and Piano Covers
Carpets Rugs, etc, Secured pnngee and Silk Dresses
re-dyed all colorS, and warranted equal To new
N.B-Genllemens Clothes Cleaned or Dyed on
reasonable terms feb 2SGl-ly.
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DIR. ]. E. CLAWSON.

Having located in Smyrna, respectfully offers
his professional service, in all its branches, to
the community.
or OFFICE and Residence. on Main street
opposite the Upper Hotel"
Aug. 26, 1857. ''-..
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Fancy Furs! Fancy Eurs!

JOllLN L y AhI4lhGI
lis ARCH ST., between
9Th and OH SITS,
Late OF SIS MHrNet ST, }
lhiia ieipnIa
lNPORTER ihd MANUFAC-
TUREr OF and DEAIE( in
ell kinds Of rANCY FrRs.
Tor Ladies', Misses and
Child ;en's Wear.
: Having new in1nulaC
Eiureh al! IN slure my usuu
siarge a. d ht tauiIlul assorl-
5ment Of all the various
STYLES and qualities Off ufs
adgp ii ;Othe coming fal,
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LUMBER! LUMBssIs /!

LUMBER LUMBER!
100 000 FEET + SIDING sawed 6, I
ANN,OOVan and inches wide.
Panel Select, Cutting, White Pine and
Hemlock Fencing, Joists, Scautlng, Laths,
and Shingles, aud general assortment of Lum.
ber in the rough
or Lew for the eash, or approved paper by
IS 50 ,.asaet# holland & CO,
noVl Pori nepo il, Md.
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Miscellaneous Advertisements.
AuctiOmceTing & Real Estate
~ AyaKhay

lhe undersigned would respectfully announce 10
me eitlzens OF Delaware and the Eastern Shore of
maryiand' that he has opened in Dover, Delaware
hea Estate Agency, for the sale Of iars houses lots
or any other species of properly. His acquaintance
IN the assurahce that all Real Estate entrusted TO his
care will be speedily disposed of in the most adyan
iageOus manner. lie wOr Id also announce that. bav
ing hau more than twenty years experience IN Auc-
toheermg he Will be pleased TO cry any sales OF land
houses stock or goods anywhere the State that NAV
De rendered to him, conscious that his services viii
lU' lail 'q give satisfaction Ifdesred he will make
al arrangements for public or private sale, and ad-
stehd TO the collection Of renls or any evidences of
deo's' The best of reference will be gwen as 10
cTacler ana 4uallhcatnn TO iaIIhiulIV attend TO and
account l0r all business which may be entrusted lo his
charge. Address through the Post Office or at the
hO'el OF Capt. Mullen, or his Office. Dover Del.
DIT. RICHARDS,
jan3l-ly Auclioneer and Real Estate Agent
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Vests Improved Pump

DoH6te- Acting, Amti-Free.ing, Lifting and
Forcing.
The most Simple Durable and Powerful. and The
Cheapest in rs" ior Houses, Fans Deep Wells Ships
tRrtorles md MInes
Tins PUNT tonk the Highest Premium at the U. s
Fan, IA Richmond, Va, III 1858
All Sizes Manufactured and Sold nv
SAMUEL MACFERREN
Also manufacturer Of Filters Patent Iron Railing
Iron BeGsleaus, &C.
G2I Chestnut street PhuadelIiid. Pa.
Wcst's Pumps having been sold for over four wears
and given universal satisfaction, the Public are sais.
fed that they what they CLAIM. TO be- the BEST
PUMP IN | 81 We are now prepared to put up
Pumps and warrant them to work SATISFACTORILY They
have nc sIuting box and hence they cause no friction
That Will require a waste OF power. Onr ordinary
Hand Pumps prove very efficient engine in case of
lire, and are very useful IN forcing water 10 n high
elevation, ahdn washing windows, carriagcs &c
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% Passengers from Baltimore to Milford. SeafDtd
and Salisbury Viii take evening train from Baltimore
and spend night in .WIIningon
FQ-New Caite Accommodation Train leaves New
Castle 100 A N. for Whining .ou and Fhi.ddelrnla
leave Philadelphia $3.50 P Nj, and Wi mingtOn sos
N. for New Casle.
L. @, SI,WaLL. r.,
Sup'l Del Bailroal.
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X. WELLS
L h oto graphic Gallery.
No. ?24 ARCH STREET,

I
No. IA ARCH STREET,
PHiLADELPHIA.
One oil the lar gesl and most comEIele CaII.,..i H.
me S'a ts' whtfT The best Pictures. known,.
the rhotosraphc art taken al prlce,
no h'ghSr '"an are pald for miserable
- carIcatUrcS
The propreisr, practical Phornqrarb.r s,,.,..
peISohaiiy' every sIIing-aHd aiioRs \ pIcr,,. !.
leate lhe Gallery unless gives perfect .at,,.rI.
DagueTeoi! pes and Ambroiyies es Of as, nj .rcs-
ie"u' photographed 10 any required size .r
best Artsls. " 0'' :! 'A~
Al ihia Gallery pictures can be taken in auy w.,,I
er-as oerie. IN cloudy days as Nhen The az bI,o,
FefSoI's visiting The cIV are respectfully IpyI.a
10 examine our aPecmehs, Which ior rr,,, apJ svsI
" deli cOmpeiji on ~ 1
81 distinctions gIven III The ar Of Phoicer,pLv
H. NEWELL
GALLERY ~ ARr,
!24 Arch Street FhIladslIkIa
COMMENDA rIOAS.
From Hon. LENlS d. CAMrBlIL. N. C. Ohis
~! IaHllIy ana lrlehds ali concur IN he onlnsR
thai ihe (NeWelJ Picture Is more Me lik. Than ,pv
"lihs 'hey ever saw. My likeness has hern repeat.
ed'y taken ny different Artists IA various ways bu,I
have never yet had winch presents So nae 10 ma
lure all The features aud expressions Of countcnancs
) this.
from Hon. +, JOY MoRRIS, late Minister t. Italy.
The exquisite finish, beauty and snirlesS OF Iopr
portraits, coiJ'ned with Their durahy Of color and
lallhiulEeNs as hkcueSses, cannot fail 10 commend
them to The attention ana patronage Of ali who ap>
preclate true art.
From Cor. JAS PAGE.
Having occasion Tor poTIaIt. procured one from
Mr. Robert Newell, Of the CITY OF Phludepbla
immature III OH CulOrS under ihe new process aEs.
covered y him. and take great pleasure in e1prcssing
ihe satisfaction gwen me, not only ty the accuracy
OF the likeness, hut its arlIsc finish in all respects
and reCamnend him the patronage OF those disposed
encourage the beautiful art.
nov2g3m JAS. PAGE
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Hardec's Tactics.

Rife and Light Infantry Tactics. for the exercise and
manoeu"ers Of Troops when acting as Light Infant
ryOr RiIiencn. Prepared under .he direction of
The War Department BY Brevet Lieutenant Cot.
oHel. w. }. lARDEE, U.S.A. Vol. I.-Schools of
lhe Soldier and Company; Instructions for SkIr.
mlshers. Vol. li,-Schuol of the Battalion.
Two vols compile Sl.5O.
"An Acttn establish an uniform mnle NJ DiscinIino
and Field Exercise for the Militia fine I'nited Sotcs
Section J. That the system OF discipline and field
exercise winch Is and shall hc ordcrsd 10 be observed
by the regular Army OF The Emitted States m the diff
ierent corps OF infantry artillery and remen shall
also be observed by the mHta, in the exercise and
discipline OF the SAID corps, respectively throughout
the United States"
A Annrnpeh WnAh1nntnn NJ, 10 1ann
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Z Z T z + E 6
DIR. ESENWEIN'S
Tar & Wood Naptha Pectoral.

Is the best Medicine m the World for the Cnre of
CouGHs and COLns, CRoUP. BRoNCmIrIs, ASTHMA.
DIFFICULTY IN BREATHING, PALPITArION OF
TIE HEART, DIprHEHIA,
And for the ree of Patients ~ the advanced stages of
CONSUMPTION, together with all diseases or the
ThHat and Chrstand which predsposes To Con.umption
u sparIlculgrly adapted To rad cation Of Asthma
G1being prepared by practical PHYSICIAN and DRUt-
GIST and one Of grea experience in the cure of the
variuns diseases 10 which the Human Frame is liable
Ills offered TO the afflicted with the greatest conf.
dence.
Try II and he convinced thai ii is invaluable in the
cure of Bronchial affections Price 80 cts rer bottle
ESFNWEIN'S AROMATIC BALSAM a vprv val
nabe remedy for Darrhra, DysenIery, Cholera Nor.
b's ana all Bowel affections. Try it, Price 25 cents
per bottle stnI
10 The above Medicines are prepared and sold by
Dr. A ESENWEIN q Co,
w corner 9Th and Poplar sis Phadelphia
SFSOLD by every Respectable Druggist and Dealer
IN Nie hcine Throughout the States. jn2l-ly
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E$ va EJ &E hi @SzaS
RAW BONE
Super-Phosphatc of Lime.
Manufactured by
BAUGH & SONS. No. 90 8. WHARVES
PHILADELPHIA.
Cash Price, Sf5 per 2OCO lbs

FARMERS AND DEALERS con rely upon the assurance
mat the Character 0i thIs wellknOwn manure Is still
fully maintained.
Being pre- ared strictly in accordance with scien.
fc principles, frUa Bones their stale v nh
out any process OF burning or baKing and unde the
personal supervision o the prOpre0rs. the, can hor
osIiy guarantee II as represented IN THIS respect na
also as being entirely tree from adulIeraiIon
"GROUND RAW BONES"
GUARANTEED PURE.
Cash Prce, S32 per 2O0O pounds.
The superior value OF this rd Of ronnd
Bones Is now wall KNOWN that Il Is only ~
here 10 remind Dealers that our facilities Tor ts man
htnciure are now sufficient TO meet tho mosl active
demand. N
D9- The above Manures can be had of ,eg,lar
Dealers in this country, or of
.,.,.. BAUGH & SONS,
'.'' Manufacturers ind PriprietSrs.
Jy25-5m ui No. 20 South Wharves, PhiInda.
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Important, "a True !
AND EVERY WORD is TRUE.

For upwards Orthree years past, have been enga
ged i'll business which has yielded me al the rate Of
$1,000 ier ahnum, hut beng desrOus OF going TO Eu-
rope IN the course Of few months for The purpose of
there introducing the business am willing TO teach
Il II any one who will send me 81. The business is
no hlmbug but Of a highly useful and general char
acteI adj ped TO the uGe of both cities and villages
rad one thai any person of ordinary capacity Young
oid, mala nr female. acquire with few hours
pra :tICe aud by which they secure "A very hand.
:uF income Several young aGies who have re
ccived nstru ciiOns from me- both in New York Stue
and Pennsylvania, are earning upwards of $50 per
WeeI by 1t, and there reason why anV one else
cannot DO the saIAe. invaids, even can do we'll hy
il, as It is no pcddliug affair but bl.s eas that ls
perfectly respectable. Gentlemen and ladies OF lei
Snre, VIII would like To learn the t-r their
own amusement or pleasure, will find The practice of
1t pleas ant pa>time ard one they will take great
interest 4, H. On receipt Of 81, will send printed
Instructions by Which Lny person can readily acquire
the art, AMI these instructions will also every
particular rel"tive 10 carrying 1t on, that 1t Will
Mghly profitable The purchaser of the printed i'll.
siruCiIOnE' VIII bs authorized TO teach il 10 others
and have sometimes received as high as $500 for
teach ing it peraCnally TO a single ndIv Idua would
tae further that 81 so or 50 Will buy every thing that
Is necessary 10 commence the business with and The
arcl can be got almost any where ciy or coun-
Try, or if preferred, can turnis. them. Address
ALNORD Il. PARSONS,
3-3m Ma. So Liberty ST., New York.
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H'OrI DcpOst
Planning Mill & ash Factory

We invite the attention Ofs!l persons III the city or
country who contemplate The erection of Dwellings
Barns. &c., 10 our extensive stock of Building Maze
rlaiS, IN the rough and prepared for use namely:
Door AND WlHD1w FRAMES, Circular Il PiaIn)
BIiNDS-VENITIAN AND PIyOT,
PANEL SHUTTERS.
SASHEs diassed ard not Glassed)
WooD MOULpINGS
HoTi}EU SASH,
BKACKETs,
WOOpEE MANTEfs
NEwEL PoSTs, (Turnrd)
BALLASTERS, iluTnSdl
BARN EENrILATsRS,
WINDOW Glass,
BUILDERS HARDWARE,
SASH WEIGHTS AND CORDS,
HAND RAILING,
CHURCH PEwS, WOoD TUBE FOR CHAIN PUMP.
AlsO-DRESSED FLOORING:
WHITE PINE, NORWAY PiNE, YELLOW PINE AM
llEMLoCK, twell seasoncd)
Particular attention given to the shipment
OF materials TO all points, with Dispatch by
railroads and steamboats,.
OFAll of the above we offer as low as the
lowest, for the cash, or approved paper.
Al. orders by mail or otherwise, attended tU
with promptness, by holland g. CO,
nov8 Port Deposit, Md.
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THIS PUBLICATION Is JUST WHAT is WANTED !;
No Man, No Family, No Office should be with
out il
THE ONLY CORRECT AND COMPLETE HISTORY OF rHT
WAR
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Miscellaneous Advertisements. A
Peninsular Railroad Line.
CHANGE CT f,OJ,p,

<az@A r. GU NC@E CT HorRS.
UI ~. e''u "l'@' tionday SEP. .3Oth c.,
k11SEEsh .taiis ior the accomlI Idation OF
49, ISsS~A passengers will run as to,icNs until
sSSssSszsIss9sS57=sss1SS S5=s1S further notice:
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Now in course Of publication by JAMES D. ToRREY,
New York city, and open for Subscription. "a great
popular National Work, OF uesImable value to all,
beautifully printed III large SvO, VIZ: the
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Chegaray Emstitrtc.

1927 and 1929 Spruce street, Philadelphia.
This Institute. conducted for TWO years past this
city, by Mademc ChCgary and her niece. Madame
DtiervIlly. upon the same principles The one IN
New York. established there IN the wear 1914. Wi
reopen on Monday, Srpt. Ion with lis usual ample
and complete provisions ior the education OF Young
Ladies, uader the direction of Nadine DierVIlly.
Circulars, and all requisite information can be OBJ
tanned by application 10 the Principal. sepI2
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EANLlCsT es1Ns OF coNsuvPTtoH,
EFFECT oF rHE REMEDY

vi, Ou the earliert n9peernnte OF thsss .ir,nt Of
Consumption, the patient iokes daily About ten
grains or the EvPOPuC SPLITS no will usually
see them al d.ssr2ear IA period vary ing from
20" Weo%s to &c" nontasi and y eSntinairE tho
seeasiOnai Uae OF the Remedy, he WILL sPncc
LII FIHD EIMsSLP IN TIE ENJOYMENT or
SUCH HEALTH As RE. PERHAPS. had EEyLR
KNOWN II his LIFE BEF9RE.~
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KFGchines.

The subscriber nolfes the citizens of Snvr.
na and vicinity that he has taken the Machine
Shop formerly occupied by John II. Bowman.
dec where he will have this Fall Horsepowe,s e,s
aud Hand Cornshellers. put up in the most tnb.
stanlial mnpner, aud warranted IAN kinds Of
Machinery repaired. WM. BOWMAN u,
September 7th, 1851,
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IMPORTANT FACTN


FACT No. l,-ThIs Company beng duly licensed
their Machines are protected against ininugements
/ lingatIon.
FACT No 2.-These Machines make the lock,stich
alike on both sldes-and use lItle less than ha II
as much thread or silk the chain loop s ch ma.
! chimes.
FACT No 3-T'hese machines are better aJauied
than any other sewing machines market The ire.
quCni changes and almost eEd!eS variety of sewing
required in family. They Will sew from one 10
Nv eny Ihicknes>es Of Marscilles without stopping
! and make every stitch perfect They wIlI even sew
from tie finest gauze 10 the heaviest C0t and even
STOUT hard leather without changing the feed nerd le
tension, or making any adjustment of mac hiue nat
ever. Is not such machine best adapted 10 family
use and Il BEST adapted for family use. why not tor
every variety of light sewing manufIctpre! For
work too heavy for our Family Machine. We recon-.
/ mend our larger SIZES
| FACT No.4.-These machines make the most elas
lIc seam of any sewing machine in usea fact OF very
great importance in sewing elastic goods or goods oi
any kIEG on bras.
/ FACT No. No Machine is more durai le or sim.
PIE IN It's cnnslruCuor, or more easily understood -
The reputation OF these machines wherever used viii
/ FULLY demonstrate each OF the above FACTS
I FACT No. 6--Ihcse Machines took the HIGHEST
PrenIum at the Franklin Institute. Phlladel2hIa
FACT TO, I.-These Machines took the Highest
Premium Il the New Jersey State Fair.
( FACT No. S.-IheEe Machines took the highest
medal at the American Institute IN the Civ OF New
York Together with the highest premium for fine sew
ing machine work.
| FACT No. 9-These Machines took The highest
premiums nj the Mechanics Fair Utica ~ Y
! FACT No. l0.-l hGsc machines can 90 The SAME
thing generally. whenever property eXh hed IN com
petition with other first elias sew machines But
have space for uDiV one FACT l0rp-l a. The must
j important Fact OF all
/ FACT No. live warrant every machine we sell
10 give BETTER satisfaction thin any other Wng
! chine IN marEei, or money refunded
| 31- Send tor a ClrCuIar. Agents wanted, Address
tINkLE Il LYON SEWING MAcnlNE Co,
! sepl9 ly No. $50 Broadway. New York.
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Winchester's Genuine Preparation"
--.--- IL TIE nN-r Y nrr =.

ForTa Of Dr.. Churchill'3 Retneay made fra-z tto
original FoEnaia.l Tho acton CT tho tiypoplus hit
y sTwovoip and specific fcrea'irJ tho pr 1cip war
coEsTII1IIz HEnvots PORCH, ard they are tho INST
roEkkfL BIeop GENERATING AGExIs WV. Tho ensct
iron tho tnbsrcular condition is lINI!ATE ALL THE
GEsEs3L BTNFToHs ITSAPpEAEISu WITH RsrIDrJv WIZ N
= Reilly N4EyIovs illsy TeIieve tho co,gh dispi,1iA
exPecto alton, Improve the epIetta Gr5est diArrhea
Lho. ftsht ficsls, fhfh, and JFT eensc tho bowels
kecaAse ra1nlar AMI LIE Ii r. EAiM A. n pprn.r.,
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Cavalry Tactics.

Published by order OF the War Department First
Fart-Sch"nl of the Trooper; ol ihe Plaooa and
oiihe Squadron JINmounIcd Second Part-Sch0ol
9! IN" Trooper "i ne Platoon aud Of The S1adrun
Mounted, Third Par-Evolutioris of a Rcgimeat.
Three vols lSmO. 1913
WAR DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON Feb 10 1SiI
The system Of Cavalry Tactics adapted 10 the or.
sahl|ation ol DrRgoon regiments. having been an
proved 10y the President of the United States Is nov
PunHsheu l"r 'he government Oi the saId service
Accordingly, instructions IN the same Viii he gvon
aiier ihe method pointed out therein; and all add.
lions TO- or departures from the exercises aud
'teS iaiu down III ihs system positively or5idd en-
J. x. PUINSErT Sectetnrv of Wnr
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FINkLE & LYON
SEWING MACHINE Co..

SIS BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
No person WHO contemplaies purchasing Sewing
Machine for family manufacturing purposes should
laIl 10 send Tor OF Circulars, which contains
cuts and full descriptions Oflhs several STYLES prlr,s
and samples of work, all of which We send .y mail
free. We claim To have The
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McClclIan's Bayonet Exercise.

Monual OF Bayonet Exercises. Prepared for the use
OF The Army oi tho United States. BY GEORGE g.
McCLELl.EN, Captain First Regiment Cavalry,
O'S.A. Printed by order of the War Department
One vol. l2mo. 81 25.
HEADQUARTERS OF THE ARMY,
WASHINGTON, d. -, December 81, 1851 {
non Z. M.CoNRAD, Secretary OF War
Sir:-lIerewiIh ! have the honor lO su bnt svs.
TEN 0i BayOnet Exercise, translated from the French
by Captain Geo. Is. Mcclellan, Corps Engineers, u.
S. Army.
strongly recommend its being printed for distri.
button lie the Army and that II be made by reguIa.
ton, part OF The System OF instruction."
The ncinsed extracts from ports of the Inspector
General, etc, show the valse.
have the hoLOr To ba sIr, with high respect,
Your most OhedI5n' servant,
Approved WINFIELD SCOTT.
C,M. CONRAD,
Secretary ofW War.
January,2 1881
Il. JONES, Adjutant. General.
Any OF tho nheve works forwarded by mail free
pOsinge In any part othe United States on the recent
Of the published price. Remrtunees can be made m
gold dollars and postage stamps Address
.... J. e. LlPPINCOTr ~ co.
Booksellers Publishers and SthIionerH
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Introduction in Field Artillery.

Prepared by Board Of Artillery Officers. / vol 6vo
$3.50
BALTIMORE, Mn, January Is, 1859.
CoL S. COOPER, Adit Ten, u. $ A.
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OF Light Artillery Tactics and Regulations recummen-
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