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COLONEL COLTS REGIMENT.

BaKnoHD, june 90. 1901.
Colonel Colts regiment, which in,.aoea for The
regular United sates te'vi,e have day teeS eores
nized and enlisted FOE the war. The state win q. once
I'LL up and equip The regiment, really for active service
Hon o. feny has accepted the Colcne shp Of TIE regi
ment which s the dfh volunteer regiment from Con-
nor cnt
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ARMING OF NEGROES.

a. poay p" L'een hundred free negroes In New Orleans
lave 6etn armed and drilled daily. The non. conuuis
sioned oers were eected from the negroes
bts nAy are COMMANDED by the whites The whole bo1v
So enssed '~ ssIe!a ssrvce and were subac: to Dc
nte7ed 10 point 81 ne option o. the suthoritas
Saves, TOO, we're teins srraea K yGay c,sse
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SECOND REGIMENT, FIRE ZoUAvEs.

The officers Of this regiment to hold meeting on
Saturday evening, with 4 view Of selecting new
Colonel and appointing special committee to unite
with the Chief Engineer In securing the accep,
apce Of the regiment at Washington. The several com
panies In the meantime be called together with
view 10 ASCERTAIN they will consent to saud BY one an
other until they have been accepted. Company will,
hold meeting this evening at Ne 1S Mott street Aleo
Company at No 100 Cedar street. The members o. tho
regiment seem anxious to get off, and many have ADV
itpeo other regime nts. HOweve, large majority or
them viii undoubtedly remain until they md there no
lIpgtr sny hope for the regiment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-21
REBEL FLAGS.

Colonel Duryee has forwarded to the Cnsaser of Con-
rerce, New York, for exhibition, two rehs, fscs.
which were captured from the rebes BeAr Norfolk }s
week One flag is eigh by thirteen feet with lie mott
stc seper tans rho other dag has three zee ard
eight stars Such was the hurry stsef be tie
rebel troops that needle and thread weso lei IN of
the stars.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-21
MISCELLANEOUS.
HyATT's LIFE BALgAN.

fHfurAris1 ~ ITS rlrNFus. rcEye;
also scroua trytpelss sa Rbeum PmTI.s B,tches, old
ceis Fever Sores 1he worst essae OF dsases Of The
pooc me curial COMPLAINTS, Debility Liver and kDeya
csnt Consumption, &c, most certainly cured by this
5yatf Le Bassm has cured thousands OF css,s Of these
ara silsr diseases, and II Will certainly
Whi1h csp he reaehd by medicine II in sccor1sncs
WIN direciionr II dosT not c)nisr rsr'ce ~ mercury
{" my Vber deieteriovs mineral Pr!nr PAL cepo 24t Grand
ttJeeI
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GERMAN SYMPATHY FOR THE NORTH.
TO TIE EDITOR Or THE YEEALp.

New YoRg, June TO- 1891.
We have received amongst the mail parcels Of the Ger
nan Postal rpion per steamship Bavaria, several PICK
aEs Of Int for the use OF the United States ,roope
wLb roves the sympathy felt for by the PEG
pic o. eeTran Europe. c. B RICHARD 4 BO4s
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JACKSON 6CARD.

captain Skeet has returned from Boston with seven
" nire men, and few more only are required to
complete his company, which will muster 10l strong
No man eer i've feet six inches need apply nj Cap an
skee.s recruiting quarters, No q Broadway. The regi-
ment s in camp and fully uniformed,
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Gk,lnAl aY.n4rLrrtns. srArn on MrNNl
TRANSPORTS FOR PENSACOLA.

Tie steamships ofGeorgia for Fort ?cens saihd
yesterday afternoon She bad board s'xy four raen and
I've oncers Of Wilson'S zouayes, Eho were le- behind
The cnccrs IRE Csptar Whiting, Aajutsnt Heavy Lieu
tenants latham ana Dens.oS, and Ene,yn acl
Tie transport City OF New yo-s, y,rf /, rier ~
North river viii 1.yaY, fey reIncoa ,o-eYrow
tpe l.s . Ctyso 81 ppgl lrg tA,t
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CAMP DEFIANCE INTELLIGENCE.

!
1D're are four tlrty-,wo poncters a sixty four
FOUNDER Lowi1er, mortar AMI several six poUuders
Stationed IT the point 70 as 10 command the .r ,too
the OHIO and Mississippi rivers The hrea.two ks are
progressing with Reasonable rapiiify.
letter oder roipc! Cairo than at the present
time livery offender brought D speedy by
the cilrd
'he number OF rebel troops al upion City have been
NarionslY ostin3tfd at numbers ranging nom five -
twelve thonsand, and four hundred volunteers from W.,
nile arrived here the 1th instant and c,ra oany Of
Nen ph 10 Iil.vr.en on the I2b
he two companies sent from Cairo % Mound City hare
been puartered in block OF brick buildings
prepared when called upon to put down i.,tem
intimidation OF Union men Dy TebeI 81 mpathizers
The ksiser ssys The boys AZ Camp Hardin captured
areSe Lag lately. After the tag had been exhibited I'D
treated with great conIem IT. t1e bastard rag torn
INTO fragments and stamped upon.
AZ Memphis two thirty two Founders have been ceced
NJ Wolf creek Immediately Gu the upper line OF the city
and TWO sixty four FOUNDERS the grJund Il
ll,b ms ready 'or mounting The Nenphans threa.en
to blow Up lie city, with every man, and child
It, rather than 1t tba fall into the kands OF the UEon
!
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RECRUITS WANTED.

Wanted Immediately, one hundred intelligent, able
bodied young men, Join regiment already 10 tho Ger.
vice Uniforms equipments, &c furnished immediate
". MoAt DO reay o. Join the gent Non Jay
Jane ~ .iJriy ~ Once ~ 80; 81 jad say
i. Y. c.tAICR, Captain,
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EXPEDITION UP TIRE GREAT KANAwHA.


The Cleveland He,dd OF Monday SiateS that on Sunday
feet Of twelve Rb draught stea pas the
Ohio river from Pttsburg Thew chartered BY
tie government; but their exact destination was not
known. IL s reported that they hired for Bellar
where they would take force or 7C0 United states
irocps s,a to have arrived there sunday By the
Central Ohio Railroad from Camp Jackson, and convey
them TO Point Pleasant On the kaDawha river in South
western Virginia.
The 5teubenvile Herc'f Of the 18th contains the
following twelve steamboats, passed our city yester
day 10 some point or point below. They supposed
10 be government expedition tho particulars Of
winch arc as yet unknown to the pu bic -
We learned last evening that the regiment which wen.
Up T. Marietta Sunday last IRON Camp opnison are
- be Gent up the kanawht, and they may possibly &,
up these steamers which reported to be
90 their way dowz from Pit;s5urg under government
,i.a
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CLINTON RIFLES.

Gentlemen connected With the alb corps are request.
ed to report themselves at headQusrters 81 William
street. at II 81 this day for the import
ant bLsntss. -
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THIRTY. SIXTH REGIMENT

All men belonging to Capt., J. Townsend Daniels conpa
ny (te No. British y,dnteers ordered to report
themselves Immediately at the North river barra ,ks,
foot of Forty ninth str eet to receive their uniforms
not reporting himself before A. NJ. on
Saturday, I'D inst VIII lose his pay.
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MAMMOTH UNION FLAG FOR KENT,

OINIO4N =.
splendid American dag, the largest yet
in the city, has just been finished by Iesss Aar Co
flag makers fulton street, for Walkers Ezcsscre oais
vile It s 40 by 60 feet made OF Eng sl b,ntng 10
the centre Of which Is 30 eautul design ce 80 aercsn
teagle surmountei by thirty fonrsars cost Between
hree and four hundred dollars and to BE- on the
Fourth Of July.
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FIRST REGIMENT. NATIONAL. GrAPp.

erscns having friends in the First regiment, National
Guard, New York Volunteers Colonel VIM. H. Allen)
desiring to send PARCELS may leave at the Asor
House care Of the Rev. p Franklin JONES' Chapap who
WI see them delivered. They mus, he fully directed on
the outside
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TIE THIRD IOWA PIGMENT.

BUsi SoToN, IOWA. Jgre 20, hs.t
The Ttird Iors .efre-: erc'uref a. Eeosrs, bss
ca.lr le .'sst IN feEt-es - ,E.l jet2 gsf.qr;.
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TWENTIETH REGIMENT UNI TED STATES IN
PANTRY

Yesterday morning the headquarters OF this regiment
Palace Garden was opened for the reception the men,
About two hundred reported during the day and were
sworn in. Colonel Cochrane and Lieutenant Colonel Sha
Ter were engaged all day In making arrangements pro
vide the men with uniforms and under clothing a. soon
possible and 1t 10 the intention of Colonel Cochrane to
have the regiment ready to leave in ten days The fol-
lowing are The field and star officers thus far appointed
Ono sSses % Rbss Co
Saf'-Adjutant I'm lipe), F. A. Seaver.
Qu0rte,mdser in hne)-G. W. Ford.
.Suy0roN--J. B. Pctherbridge.
Assistant Surgeox-W o. Mcdonald.
Hospital 6krayd-Evert c. Bedford
The officers OF the mpanes are TO report them
sekes Immediately at headquarters, and will be required
TO devote large portion Of their time In drilling the men,
10 that DO time may be lost, and the be made as
thoroughly with their duties they possibly
be before the close Of the ten days which allotted
for the regiment ~ be in readiness for marching orders
Lieutenant Colonel Shaler intends to have but
thorough and competent officers to command each com
psny large portion Of whom have been selected from
the Seventh regiment.
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Murphy by NJ HcKoor having three sidss for 'ar
day, one for foggy weather and one for night SO.
No regiment that we have seen organ zed 10 this city
s composed Of better class Of than Colonel Apr
phys, and we doubt U any can compare with IT, Their
uniforms are substantial and well made each man fitted
by d. Baldwin, the manufacturer The regiment is
peetng to leave for Washington next Thursday goone
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THE BI.NCKtnE.

DECISION ~ TIE CASE OF rHB BRITISH rEIZl.
SCHOONER rROP,C BIRD.
Judge Dunlap has given opinion in the case Of the
English schooner Tropc Bird libel had beer fled iu
,he District Court VI tie District OF Columbia by the
United States end the capcrs condemn that vessel
prize (apd Der cargo, valued at $22 tOo for violating
blockade Of the ports Of Virginia
The Court, in reply TO the respondents saye --Vha
blockade beng Of the rigb.e incident to state @.
war, and the President having in substance asserted
civil TO exist the Court In Of the opinion inst The
blocI ade was lawfully proclaimed by the President
Ac to the next question, when did the blockade
become effective, the Court says notice Of actual
or constructive blockade will do, and there does
not appear in the any evidence 10 sho tia. tie
United Sses government srreed to relax the law ~ the
bitEkadA 60 as 10 Lilow Rr.tAh vessels TO tatob in
crgoes and come out OF port after the Of the
effective blockade Wa brought home 10 them
II also appesre il evidence that the Master, Layton
lie began to load his carE,, and informed IN
nepceG On the I'd CT Nay. Al the evidence concIrs in
showing hat The cargo taken board the Tr0rc
Bro on the 18Th snd 1i.h Of May.
No pIhcpse OF prize las seecs better Se,tled than
that sucD IadiDg violates the blockade and both
the vessel aid cargo. There rust, therefore be con
druGstl9D Of b, 9TH.
The Court, however, pl Eolds undsr future advise
nent TIE ultimate determination Of qnetion Of fct re-
spect ny such alleged relaxation OF the strict lax o.
the tloeade N favo- Of British ships would have al
lowed the Tropc sri 10 load her cargo come out OF
port after having received Information IL the
h. teaV Staki bod
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BhCERsT0wS, June ~, 1851.

The R>tel Troops Recrsd to be a. NtynSturg, en- r,s
to Htl,iouqor-7hs Union Troops Ready to Me- T,ca,
reported here TO light that General Johnston with
10000 Of the rebes s at MsrtDsburg, for
Transport; in Of which the troops en- roUe
for Wsshingo have been recalled from Frederick aud
the regulars that arrived ,o"e fo- washis gon
retained hand ready for any emergency II this in
formation and to be cged ed by
who ought 10 know Johnston anne very succeeding
in very sklful game He was hlwever, q Nttle too
quick in bis return upon this point, and II he comes
s likely TO catch Tartar We may af,e; all have aome
hot work at this Uont
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MILITARY MOVEMENTS IN THE CITY.
Col ONEL Won STEINwEHR'B (TWENrY-
NINTH REGIMENT TO START TO-DAY.

O"ingto the delay In pay Ing of the troops, Colonel
Won seinwehrs (rwenty nnth) regiment did not get on
yesterday. Our reporter paid visit to the camp OF the
regiment at Elm Park, yesterday afternoon, and sscer
tanned the officer in snd that the Twenty ninth
regiment would be ready to depart to-day Everything
is in readiness to insure early start and the regiment
may be looked for on Broadway about three clock.
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REPORTS FROM wILLIAMaPOpT.

BAiyAoRE, Juno 20 1861
The wiiamsport correspondent o. the Baltimore Ane
rican, writing wednestay night ssysrhe last Of the
Onion forces that crossed the Potomac on Sunday
recalled tuesday, and soon after the rebel pckets fol-
lowed them to the line Of the Potomac. On Tuesday
night they fred across the river te Union pickers
is reported that rebel camp is about two miles
back from the river FALLING Waters but nothing de-
finite ia known TO its strength.
General Csdwallader Ia still at wiamsport with about
5000 men.
The greater part Of General ratersons vision having
been ordered TO ether points, crossing the river be
leved u have been feint TO mslead the enemy as to
the move meps Of the other columns.
large number Of vrgniass are eplistipg in Colonel
Lannon's regiment.
ing secessonsts all fed.
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MINNESOTA WAR News.

The ir,t regiment OF Hpneso.a yolun' have been
ordered forward via Harrisburg The following order
vac read 70 the regiment and received with great
icatato Of f-atlrc4tion:--
6ENER Al oRnER--S0. 9.
CiNLRAL HEsrpl .rrrals SIATy kIvNpsorl, !
hrJ GKNE.Al's Oi1fcr, 81. PArl, June II, 1861. {
IL pursuance Of orders from the Secretary OF War,
Colonel VIII Gorms, Fret regiment MINES ota Vol
rntecIs, will report his command Forthwith Harris
bury, PeDDsylyana. BY order Of the Commando. In.
Chef JOHN 3. SASBuNN, Adj1tant General
An order for Organizing second regiment was also
iollows:,-
GENERti. ONuJE-NO. 3.
GKsnAL Ss.nQrARJfRs, STATE OF HyNNEs0Ti
Am GkNrpAi's o,i1cy. 81, rlrL, June Il, 1861
The War DEPARTMENT at Washington having a .ceptei
ard called Second regiment from the State o. Mime
sofa, for three ycas or during the the Commander
IN Chief desires any company willing TO assis; IN de
fenc" Of tie country Tor that time, tender theii
vices Immediately ST this Office
Companies win ne sccepte6 In the order o. thsir ten
der excepting the camp mics which rendered their
vices under The CAL TO- the First regiment, which, il at
present organized IS above, will be accepted ard have
preference IL the order OF that tender BE- order Of the
Commander in Chief.
JOIN 3. slN5CRN Adiuta ut General
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vXTECrEp BATTLE AT CAIRO.

ChoAso, June ~, 1851.
special despatch TO the Evening Jourpa1 dated Cairo
June 20, says 'We arc expecting alta OK from Gen.
Pillow, At the head OF army variousty e.mated at
from 10000 10 30 600 Something Of TIE kind will hop.
per here before long, of which the superior officers seem
to be Wen There is = runner hers that a large
force OF ohie troops and several eukboats are coming
down the Ohio river to Join us
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FIT AND ACCOMMODATION TRAINS
Will leave aud arrive rs follows:
Leave A. VI. Arrive az i. ".
Garner st.........6.lG Memphis a,......4.Uq
Leave Arrive at
Memphis 10 Garncrs q, .......4i0
Trains arriving a, Memphis couneS, With
the Nemrhis and Charleston and Memphis
and Ohio Railroads. for the East and North.
Trains arriving at Garner Station there
eosncss with a daily line Of Mail Coaches.
which leave on the arrival Of the Mail Tram
for Gressda and New Orleans. via Missis
sippi Ceutrsi Railroad.
Gsvssds tickess ere sold hy n. : Knowl.
ton q the Gaycso and worsham Houses.
dee6-N46 X. HOuGn. Cen'l Surt.
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The following endorsements 81
CEpHALIC PILLS.
VIII convince III gho suffer from
IIEADACTITG,
That
BPBEDY AND SURE CURE
IL within their renoh.
A. these Taiim0aidh irfrr ursotriirl by
Mn. Sr,tpfNG. thrg afford %rHqHesiion.
able pfoef II hs sdiearg u hA
truly scientific discovsry.
M,soSvttr, Conn, fchsi, 1861.
Ma. SrstbisG.
Sir have tried your Cephalic Pills,
and I Tire them 50 Wfi TINT | want sou to
send me iwo dollars worth more.
Part VI these aft for the neighhors, ~
whom | gave a few ont Of The first BON ]
got from you. send the Pills by mail, and
obligc Your oh't servant,
JAMES KENNEDY.
%liAyrRroRp, Pa, Feb. o, lN6l
Ma SPatptNa.
Sir wish You 30 send mo g more hos
" enur tephalic pills, hare rererfi q
grsaf dent ~ hrHsft from huu.
Yours. respettfully,
MARY ANN sfOikllotSE.
Sprnes Ceess. Huntington Co, Pd,t
January l., lS6l.
n e.. SruptNg.
Sir You wt,l please send ms two boxes
IT Suur Cephalir pills. Send them immc.
diately. Respectfully You're,
JSO r. SiNnNS.
y. S.-fhars u,fj one Dor y your fiH'.
dHd ind Mspi creehatt.
Rais %tsrnol. Ohio, Jon. Is, lstl.
iirsnr &. SrttutNG, fsQ.
Please sa1 inriussi twenty-five cents, for
which send me another box n your tepha'
lie rills Thy are ar truly H. best Pl''
Thdrr nrfr tnfi.
uiregt \. SLOWER. =. n.
ntlls Vernon. Wynnltt. co.. y.
Bfrsris. Mau.. nsc.tt tsCo.
u. e SruutSd. ESQ.
wish for some CIRCULARS or large show
bills. to bring tour Cerhalic Pills more
particularly before nv customers. u you
have ANYTHING Of the Kind please send to mo.
unc " ms customers. WIN u subject %
severe Sick Headache. Casually lasting tVg
iays,l t.8s earui IF 90 aiilek 10 vgt hgri
by guur Pihs. which ! sent her.
Respectfully ycurs.
W.n WILKES.
Re~Yaoidsburr. fagkiiH Co. OhiO.l
January ., lsbl.
llFSsv T.. SrurIsG.
Nv. Is Cedar ST.. y. Y.
Du,u Sta- lnclosed ind tseu,v FIVE (ai
cents. for which send hrx " 'HCephalt,
Pills send to address II Rev. VIM 4
Filler. Revucldsbur-. Franklin 60. ohio
iuHf Pills purk iikc q rhuru-cur
Hsdddshs aiaosi issfdHtsr.
Ttaly yluts.
WI. c. FILLER.
81 siuEle bcttleuf sF,tntSt's FKrrAEs
} utrE will save ten tiriss it, cost Annually
Il uELr-N1g PREPARED GLUE
.grH- DfN95 ENe TtGru gLUEt
ePALrtNGs PREPARED GLlEt
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THE STATE OF fSSlSSfPPIl
pANcLA CouSTy. !
In the ClrcWit Court.

-. , rs,,.,. Attachment.
nE u remembered that on the 9Th day
ID Of February. 1851, an attachment T.
sued from our court at the suit d John ~.
Wright. against the estate OF Jchn X. ted
win. for the sum Of wobundred and forty.
one 1j.l00ths dollars, said cast pend.
ing in cur our court, and that said astas,.
ment. on the 2ssh day Of February, lecis
vas levied BIZ The sheriff Of said eounsy, On
LOT I. in block D, In the town Of BssesviI'.,
In said county. sndshe hosse and tsness en's
thereon, and A. N. Rayburs. W. W. Bya1s
ard W. 3. Harris, summoned ~ answer
raruishees In the ease ; and II aTres,is.
that said John r. Godvin IL . nonrssiaen.
Of this State and not sumpcnedi In thisesss
now. unless the psid John B. Vcduin y.
pear on IN. 6rst day Of the Cireuh Cosfs =
be holden at Pamela, IN end fos ssid ecsnsI.
on the IN Mouasy after The lsh henasys
March, 1851, 81 plesa saswes or &C.,
70 said setios. jsdenent will - sss,S
end said satseked psenises seld q ne
iiresss, ss1 jsdgness also esasfed ss''-
A. n. RAYBURN. c'sE'
! wAsp q fccrs. Att'ys for Pm
Arril "a, 1851. all"
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- single bctileuf sF,tntSG's FKtrAEsp
utrE will save ten tirass it, cost Annually.
utLr-N1E PREPARED aluEt
|
grtr DfN9G 81. TEEru gLUEt
ePALriNGe PREPARED GLaEt
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nN and after Tuesday. March S, ls6l.
~ trains will run daily SUNDAYS "a.
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Insolvent Notice.

UTHEREAS the Estate cf Rcber, c.
Base deceased. wss, At the January
Nm, 1861, Of The Probate Court Of Piano.
> Csssty, declared issclvens, all persons
pestee claims against said d~cceien,. arc
h6Beby NOTIFIED 70 have their claims dulv
~ cad registered In the cmce Of the
CjG4 q The Probate Ccsrs Of said County
~ let tsy u bosse,, lss2, or they viii
efofossS /, red.
iis iiiAiis A:s,r.
H4s 10 n2-eB
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OUR STOck Ur TRIMMINGS,

IL very tasty and very extensive, ans we
can put them right down to the loves, poe
sible prices.
We feel grateful to our friends for the
vesy liberal share Of patronage already be.
slowed upon US. and hope By studiOus ar-
~plieation TO the interest Of our friends aud
The public generally to merit the same, and
in view Of the fact that our purchase this
fall 10 large, and taking into consideration
the shcrsness Of the present crop, We hare
marked cur goods ss the lowest vossihle
prices.
Please rive ss = cali before buyinr else
WHERE " Ike to show goods whether We
can sell or not.
KEITH 4 soRSBY.
rsnols. sept. 3. 1850. s;s.li
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perfect HHfeiy y .hani mat nH hrf chang
~ diei. md Tho ftafne nj aaY ii.nrf
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thom 70 hiiftn.
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thf genuine hose ftr enNiuf.t 30 Hon.
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Sold By nu,e o. aui I'D o'ior Dealer
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weakness or stomach diseases u ans hind
To tho mother, while nursing, these Bitter.
arc indispensable, md more particularly
when the mothers uourishmcut - made
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