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MISCELLAN N EO u S.

THR IRIsH WITH THE REBELS MIR. kussel,
correspondent OF the Lendun Times. 10 a let
Ger describing his trip from Vicksburg, Missis-
sippi, to Cairo. Illinois, in which he visited all
ahe important camps OF the rebels IN his route,
dwells with some surprise on the fact thf so
many IrishmeR are fUHnd enrolled in the Con.
fsderate army. Their unmIstakeable coUnte-
nances and conclusive brogue everywhere
marked their presence. Sometimes entire com.
Psnies were fouad, composed of Irishmen.
Mr.. Russell attributes their enrolment in
the Confederate army primarily to the suspen-
siou oi all work on the levees and railroads in
the Mississippi Valley, and the necessity Of
sheir doiBg something tor bread. But he can
not help remsrklng, that II is curious fact TO
6nd so many Of the cOuntrymen of Daniel
O'Conneli lighting under the banner of slavery.
But what chiefly excited Mr.. Russel's sur.
prise was to find that every intelligent South.
sFn leader that he talked with did not hesitate
TO declare that it was the 6xed purpose Of the
Csnfederates, as sooa as they had established
their independent government, to eurtaIl the
right of suffrage and deprive all foreign born
parsons of any participation IN public affairs
even Of the right Of voting. T. struck him al
amazing that the rebel leaders could so cooly
appropriate the services of so large a number
Of Lrshmen, and rely on their prowPss in arms
TO preserve their Government and give lheu
freedom, while at the same time their were
deliberately planning aud intending TO deprive
those very Irishmen Of all part or lot in the SO
cial and political freedom their Vaor was ex
Peeted 10 win. The willingness Of the lrisl
90 bear arms in the Confederate cause, unde
she circumstances of such injustice TO then
could be explained on the grounds Of ignora ne
OF tho base designs Of the leaders. But ihos
designs would be uncovered at last; and the
rs it seemed TO Mr.. Russell, il might be foun
that The Irish with arms in their hands. VIII
had achieved the independence or the COnfed
crates, would be so ready to become seTts q
ihs leaders are supposing.
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HEEoIc PArRIUTIsI We record the follow
ing noble speech aid ctlon ofo Of our wound
ell soldiers, not BECAUSE the feeling which
prompted them is not equally strong nd active
in nearly all Of them. but because it seldom
finds expression in SO striking and remarkable
a firm.
In the wrc;c!4ed affair at Vienna, where eur
men were Overpow"Ted by msskcd battery and
an slnos, urassalIable foe. an Ohio volunteer.
havlu" Ills nrru shattered bY ball, threw down
his muske', useless TO him nov, sud shouted
out. " The Union frever! give me pisiol!'
and he fired il at the traitors TIL he sank faint.
Ing from the loss of blood.
ThGt is the spirit which animaIes our tEnops,
and which must make them invincible. IL is
not the rpirit ofreVonge, or The the impulse OF
native ferocity. or the lust Of plunder, or even
the honorable love OF fame. II 10 devotion "a
ihe Usiou. and 10 the IatcfuI liberty which that
Union guarauties-a principle which quells
all tear, derldes all danger. ard trufnphs oVeI
death. Yes: The Union fnE ever - ssy they
all " IL we csnDoI use the mUskPt. give u
pistols Il not pistols. knives; that we msy
battle TO the last" Should men made al suci
eiuf be Neglected ia any physical comfort
mush more ~ such skilled drec ors Of lhei
valor as may insure i victory. ins,esd Of mis
ssadiag lg into pitfalls sBd needless destEuc
ilon
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TAKE NOTICE.

The subscriber respectfully requests all his custo
who have not yet settled their accounts to
forward at once and pay up he is out Of busl-
and is determined to collect in all that is owing
To him IN The shortest time possible. lie would also
to those whose Judgment NOles and other obga.
lions that due aud coming due, ifnOt prompt.
ly mid will ne executed.
lie will be found al all times during the day at Mr..
w T.. Spruances store, the same store occupied by
himself iaut year. J. +. JONES.
P.S-He also has left on hand some Boots. Shoes,
Hats. Caps and Dress Goods which will be sold cheap
for they must be closed out, there is no general
ASSORTMENT. apll
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A WgPE oH TIRE BATTLE FIELD Mrs. Ka-
deg RrDnwsll. daughter OF the first Rhode
Island rsgimeat, whs marched sixIsea miles.
eide aud aide. wish her husbs nd on the march
~ Frederick City, where she was presented
withihe flag she carried through this city lag
Tassday.a a week ago. and for whom such gres 4
5nquiry wss made, has returned, after hsying
a very nsrrsw escape, being fred upon six
Rimes. Drawing pistol, shs shot one 6f her
possa-ss. and Red 20 the woodssnd ped
Iaer bpsbs nd also 10 safe Long may thsy
hosn live. and may she receivs all ihs blessing,
ah~ deserves for hsr patriotic courage. zeal
and good saelI. - l4ssiassl Resubiiesa, 'stif
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Guns and. Pistols !

The subscriber infnrms ihe citizens of Smyrna and
tire country adjacent that ne has taken the house for
merIY occupied by julius Pa~sauer oppOaito he CaI
riage Factory Of CahOOn q CaErow. on Commerce ST.
where he is prepared 10 make all kinds Of FIRE.
ARMS Rifles, Muskeis, Ot.Guns. Pistols. &c.
He is complete master Of his trade, having learned
the business in Germany. and worked for some time
10 The principal establishments in thus country.
All kinds of Repairing done on reasonable terms
je27-3m NICHOLAS GLAT"Ts
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FATAL FEAsrs ON LAMB, WITHOUT Peas
N. Clark OF Salisbury, Conn, recently found
one Of his lambs dead and badly toru. lie
sprinkled stryohnine on the body and lefl il to
be devoured by the murderer, and on the next
day visited his bait and found defunct ID
headed eagle, which measured seven feet and
four INCHES across its wings from Tip to tip.
He again visited the spot, and found large
dead wildcat, and upon the third visit he found
two dead crows and skunk. On the fourth
visit he found nothing but ascent.
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ID :: .,

On the 17th ult, in Smyrna, Captain
VIM. P. CahoOn, in the 62d year Of his age.
On the 29Ih, in this town, Alexander
Hill, infant son of David d. and Sarah E. Par
egoy, aged 13 months and 10 days.
On the 25th nli,, in this town, John Fl. Bow
man, aged about 81 years.
On the 23d, IN this town, James Eason, 10 the
36h year OF his age.
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An ISc'DESr OF THE EBATTLE-FIELn-A Day
OF MOURNING IN RIcHMOND.-W Washing ton,
.July l6 Que Of the surgeons assistants who
was emploved at the hospital near the battle
field near at Bulls run on Sunday, states thai
the white lag which was raised over that
building. To denote the use to which it was ap
piled, seemed to be special mark for the ba Ills
Of the enemy. Tae FIRE was evidently directed
upon the house, although il was known that
our wounded soldiers had been conveyed TO it
from the field. This is another instance Of
she humanity of the rebels.
Persons who have arrived here from Falls
Church, Virginia, say that the rebel picket
guards are much mnre civil than they were
before the recent battle, and that they admit
that the loss Of the enemy in killed and wound
I'D in the affair of Sunday was very great
A member Of the Seventy fret regiment OF
New York states that in one of the charges oi
that regimeat upon the rebel battery he met al
the point of the bayonet a member Of one oi
She Virginia regiments, with whom he had
formed intimate relations of friendship while
the rebel sol lier was at college in New York
Each instantly recognized the other. and in
stead Of ciTFying out the work OF death, they
elsspsd hands with exclamation of God blesI
you," and seperated.
A secessunIst uf this city declares that h,
has received private sdvices from Richmond
to the efT4cI that Monday was day of mourn
Jag rnther than rejoicing in that city on ae
count OF the great numbers OF tho rebel troop
who were killed in the action at Bulls Run
The statement confirms previous reports OF Ih
heavy loss sustained by the enemy
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@Ss~S

Bravery OF THE TRooPs.-The rebels have,
not only.iu the haIls of Congress, but parlicu-
iuTly since their treason. spoken 50 disparingly
and contemp'uously of the Northern troops,
shat many good people have really believed
fabulous stories. The battle at Manassas Juno
sion, we imagine, will open the eyes OF the
Southern people, for G.l now agree that our
troopH generally behaved not only with firm
ness md bravery, tut in their attacks on mask
ed batteries they evinced the most daring
eoura ye. Whilst oGF troops had TO fight in
exposed positions, the rebels were hidden with
in thslr bat'erirs. We quote the following
from he N 7. Herald:
"The great battle ut BllFs run se ties one
question ma;heIna,caiy and beyond perad
venture. il shows that the South id entiIel y
at the mercy of The North. IL exp!oaes the
OF. repeated boast that enc SouIhesner i6 a
match for five Northern men. Our troops have
driven an eOemy, outnumbering them two tC
one, from his own batteries, carefully and com
pletely fortified. There is no question a bout
Shat That eur forty five thousand soldiers
wsaTisd by days hard fighting, Tetreaied be-
fore ninety thousand of the enemy, twenty
thousand nf whom were fresh and Untired. doe
not inva.;dste 'hIs couclus on. That panic
eausei the prec Dta,e fight of our fatigued sol
dierS DOES not Cff-ct the Case. The logic fac
still remains that Ifnur troops can beat th0s'
OF the South against such heavy odds, we cal
beat tlem mR n to inrn. We have only 10 sem
aha nea, AID our success is inevitable. Their
is thu consolation oGd the remedy for this de
feat."
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School Books and School
FINDINGS.
TAILORING

The undersigned would most respectfully inform
the citizens of Smyrna and the surrounding country
that he has again become resident among them, and
has also commence the business ofrAILORlNG, in
Smyrna, where he would be glsd TO meet all his old
friends and patrons, and all others who desIrous
Of having their cOher and made in the latest and
best styles, and PERFECT FIT guaranteed in every
case where they made under his immediate dIrcc.
tlOn. VIM. II. BAGGS
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Registers Office.
DOVER. Kent Co Del

DOVER. Kent Co. Del June 18th, 1861.
Upon the nppiIcaIlon OF EDWIN WILMER and
GEO. H. RAYMOND, Administrators Of Daniel Cum.
minis, late of Duck Creek Hundred, IN said county,
deceased It /, ordered and irecied hy the Register
that the said Administrators give notice of the grant
ing OF Letters OF Administration upon the estate OF the
said deceased by causing nts TO be posted
within forty dyS from the date Of such letters in al
Of the most public places of the county Of Kent re-
curing all srsons having demands against the estate
10 present the same abide by an ac of Assembly iR
such case made and provided And also cdu,e the
same TO be Inserted III The DciQUaredn. "a newspaper
published in Dover and m Ihs Smvrna Tinrs a news.
paper published IN Smyrna, and IN the Delaware ca
:ette n paIer published in Wilmington and IN the
hent Nrrs. a newspaper published at ClesleriOWn,
and continue therein four weeks
Given under the hand and seal Of office Of the Reg
Isier aforesaid. at Dover. Kent County siOrs.
IL. 81 said, the day and year above written.
d. {. GOODWIN, RegWiet
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BrickIaying, PIastering, &c.

The Subscriber respectfully informs his friends and
the public that he 10 prepared to 10 all kinds Of Brick.
work. PIasisring, Masonry. &c., with neatness and
dispatch.
tie also keeps o0nstanily on hand the best quality
OF BUILDING LIME. CEMENT, end CALCINEn
PLASTER All orders let at the store ef Benz B
Alien or at the suhseriheFa will receive prompt at
teniion. ALYEN ALLEN. a
as4ly emySna. Dol
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Mrs. WinSIOW.

An experienced nurse and female physician has
Soothing Syrup for children teething. which greatly
facilitates the process of teehng by solIenIng The
gums. reducing all inAammaIlOnwIll aliay all pam.
and is sure regulate the bowels. Depend upon 1t
mothers. 1t will give rest to yourselves, and relief and
health your Infants. Perfectly safe in all
See ad yeTIisement in another column.
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Land !! Land! Land !!

,skzs No. isa Farm Of 200 Acres, on tho Levels
Eaiii APPoqnmimink Hundred New Ca4tIe go. in
Whit a high state Of cultivation; buildinvs rrod
Is1"7~ well ventilated, &c. ~
No. Is farm Of 400 Acres adjoining the first man,
TONED. also IN high state Of cultivation; budnas
good. Apple and Peach Orchard on each farm.
These farms very eligihly situated near IN. di
rect line ofiravel to Philadelphia. within shor, dis
lance Of the thriving town of Middeosn. o,e ,ha
pest grain msrkes IN the State Thay possess aI the
advantages that be found for country residancS
ap2a EDWARD NiI S0a,
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Black Fish.

GEO. w. Preston informs the citizens
OF Smyrna that he is prepared TO furnish them
with Black Fish on Tuesday and Thursday Of
each week, during the summer. They are re,
celved direct from the city, carefully packed in
ice, and SO remain till sold. lie viii be found
at the corner Of Commerce and Main sts Ou
the days above mentioned. in00
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FOR SALE

One Good Work Road Horse. sound and kind.
One Good Square Carriage. nearly new.
Ono Good twO.hOTse Wagon, nearly new,
One GOnd OK-Csn and Yoke, nearly new.
Not havi ing for the above mentioned, will sell
them very low for cash OF spprOved paper
J. X. WILLIAMSON.
ALSO. any quantity of Taylor & Sons make OI
Plows Harr0ws and Cultivation CultIvatOr and Har.
row Teeth, by the Set Apply TO
J. II. WILLIAMSON.
spIl On the Hill. Smyrna, Del
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Dixon & Sharpless.

Dixon & Sharpless,
NO. 40 SOUTH WHARVES, Sd DOOR
ABOVE CHESTNUT, PHILADELPHIA.
Pure Super-Phosphate of Lime,
This we warrant to be equal 10 any other in the
market. Price, S45 per ton, 24 per ID.
Ne. Peruvian Government GuanO. Price, $50 per
ton &c per ID.
Pure Bone Dust Price $50 per ton &c per ID.
Poudrette manufactured by The Lodi Manufacture
ing Company at their prices
Land Plaster by lhe barrel or ton.
A liberal discount to dealers and large buyers.
aDIS-2m
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BOARDING HOUSE.
Mrs. Ann VanDcIt

Informs the public that she is prepared to receive
Boarders, on reasonable terms. House on Delaware
Street, between Methodist and Commerce-above
Tschudy Collins Store, 1t is situated in pleasant
part OF The town, and tho all we'll ventilated
and furnished
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Watches, JeweIry & SiIverware

ETn We would respectfully inform our friends,
ZAA patrons and the public generally. that have
S~A@snnw store and offer, Wholesale and Retail,
The lowest Cash Prices lurge and very choice stock
of Watches Jewslry, Silver and Plated Ware Of every
variety and style.
Every description of Diamond work and other Jew
elry made order al short notice. All goods warran.
ted to be as represented ~ B.-Parucular attention
given to the REPAIRING Of Watches and Jewelry OF
every description. SFAUFFER & HARLEY
NO. 622 MARKET street, south side.
my9.3m PHILADELPHIA.
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NOTICE

The undersigned. Administrator named above
hereby give ncIce that Letters Of ADMINISTRATIVE
were granted TO them on the 18Th day OF June, 1851
All persons therefore having demands against the de,
ceased estate, will present the same properly attest
ed on OF before the 18th day of June 1862, abide
by law in this behalf.
EDWIN WILMER.
je21-4t GEO. ii. RAYMOND.
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Columbian Guano.

A small lot oi this mort celebrated GuanO. which,
OF many soils is superior to the Peruvian for sale
at the low price OF $50 per ton. This we believe TO
be all that is left OF the Columbian Guan0-Ihe sup
ply on Ilis island having been exhausted in 1885, II
imported 10 1851. and hello s.nee on account Of
the importers difficulties. and 10 now FIRST offered for
sale. We warrant il nnquesliOnahly pure.
ROGERS H. GEST,
aple'5t No. lS3 Market Rt.. PhIlade lphia.
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PUMP MAKING,

The subscriber would inform the citizens sI
Smyrna and vicinity that he is now prepared 70
Make and Repair Pumps,
on the most accommodating terms. All orders
LETT at his house, on the TIbbitt Farm, neaF
smyrna Station, or at the store Of VIM Tens
pie. Smyrna, will be promptly attended 10.
sep6.ly ROBERT J. MOORE
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& A S ME.

On delivery, and the highest market price paid fer
G'aln, by r.. WILMER
Feb. 9Th. 81
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hurried on deck, understanding ali he wanted a,
we'll a. " I'd been ordered 10 sot her jib that
moment and heave up anchor In ten minutes
was over tho frigate's side, AND in ten more
Hammond was back In her, with the men who
we're TO leave; while sont my baggage below,
set the hands 10 work shifting the schOOners
bcrth, and by shutdown We were lying beyond
hail of the ship, opposite the custoIn-housc, and
Mfr. Smelling ashore for fresh hands.
The Land breeze began TO blow steadily, with
a long signing sweep from the nor.h-o lst, meet
ing he heavy swell hat act into the bronl bay;
anil the schooner being light crank little craft
gOl rather uneasy.
H. be continued
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MEDICINES.
SIGNIFICANT PACT

A SIGNIFICANT FACT - A DIST1N-
n gushcd statesman. on being askoi what are
the principal productions u Now England, replied,
New England raises men.
The force 81 Ids reply conEistei In uio feet that
New Englandos have a worldwide reputation ~ =
rae q hardy, athletic mon and w,mcr-strong aud
vigorous In body and mind. wha, the man shal
be mainly depends on the aud ,reatmcn, n tho
cl.ili. Nearly every New England mother provides
MRS. wINsIOw's SOOTHING SYRUP
fr her hohc there Ia no section Of country on earth
where IL hH hecn ~ long aud ~ universally usod.
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MEDICINES.
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINES.
HUSrrnx1s HorororAnro srrouc

HUurmKIs HonoEoPAnro srpUuU
had their origin in . great public want,-medioinea
for all the wants Of focu atives that father, moth
err, nurse or traveller, could always have BY them,
and always rely upon,-so simple that mistake can
not DO made In the selection; 80 harmless thai al
may use them with impuDlty, and 20 efficient thn1
all may rely upon them with safety. Such thaJ
have proved. Thousands Of families use them daily
for all the ills and ailments Of every day life, and
rarely seriously sick have need 70 call ply
sidan. Thousands, with some single specific, sa77
cured themselves Of serious chronic diseases Of year
standing, and upon which they have spent hundreds
In vain, and among the million who use them, nons
question their purity or efficacy.
But a. no genuine coin In without IL oounterfsil
70 under the shadow Of Humphreys sPBCIPICA
. number Toadstool "Curs,ves- or " Remedies
have come up, whose principal use II W bear invo-
untary testimony 70 the worth Of the original slch
trash Ia but the froth thai success always throws 10
tho surface.
These shallow knaves Just know enough 10 COPY,
bu, no, enough 70 INvENT-,hey know enough 10
STEAL, but not enough 10 ORIGINATE B. they
have stolen the names and numbers Of my medi-
einea, and even copied my advertisements, and with
those borrowed garments tho essays 70 act tho
lion, and fancies his brayng Is tho roar OF ,hs
monarch Of the forest, but tho public are acquaint-
81 with such paltry devices, and well know how 70
take tho true coin and leave the base oountsrfei,
with its maker.
They arc now RECOMMENDED by the mos
EMINENT HOMEOPATHIC PHYsICIAN5.-
They are used by the most INTELLIG ENr and RE-
FINED ofevery community. AL have found them
ell they have been recommended, PROMPT, EPFT-
GENT and RELIABLB-every way worthy ofpub-
lie confidence and patronage.
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DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE now KEEP Mrs.
NlNsLOMS SOOTHING SYRUP for children
lrHlihg, NJ medicine In the United States sells
h"h 1t lis 70 standard medicine, aud It's G,me M
would wide, Pysl,iuns order AMI USE It wherever
,a magical ELECTS have been witnessed
ErwArR or CuUNTERPElTs Am IMIrArIoNa
N'u' rcuuin' unless the fac-simile II CURTIS &
fltklN New York, Is ON the outside wrapper,
t'ld lN hmr17ts Throughout the world
Principal "n',, W, 10 Cedar st., New Ylr,i
tree only 70 cents bottle. fol u
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MOTHERS MOTHERS .! MOTIIER5!ll-AN
III MISE FOR CHILDREN f,il L, nr,.
.lrr Mr.. WINSLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP FOR
nILrREN TEErnING. II has no cqul ON earth
4 mother who has ever tried Mrs. wINsI Ow,s
SOOTHING slRlP FOR CHILDREN will ever
.n7,"i I" let Ter ehild paN through the distressing
p.d i.a' period Il tccthing without the aid of
81 H invaluable prpAriti"n. Iflifo and health can
'r '-ihu'i'a ~ dollars and cents, It II worth the
n.i,ht Ia r.lI
Ni'li ms % battles aio a.ll every year In tho Uni
tel States. IL Is an I'D aud well tried remedy.
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!. ZELEs NERvTNE powDER-THE

~ great success attending these wond, n Pow
dcrs during the past year, mourning NERVOlS Az
FECIlONS, and the vast amount Of suffering which
they have bc, TIE means u relieving, rs als0 the
many calls we have had for them lately, haa induced
the suacrihor to net NJ agent for their sale IN Will
Hainshurgh Knowing the principal ingredients u
which these Powders are cumpusUd, are safe In
guaranteeing that they are perfectly harmless, and
may be taken NJ all times with perfect safety. All
potsuns, young old, with weak aud shattered
nerves, from whatever cause, should give them a
trial. They easily taken, and will not cause any
unpleasant feeling after being taken For sale only
On winmztur,hl, At 90 South Second IT. Prce
ONE DOLLAR per package. og20 Goo
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OLET-IN 5TusI, WILMAMSBURGu
BUSINESS CHANCES.

RAKERlES, GROCERIES, LIQUOR Stores
- drug stores, and all other kinds of business
places for sale. Bakers grocers and all others WHO
want TO purchase or 10 sell out their business places
would do well 10 apply at MTTCHEILS real estat.
and business agency, IT Cedar st, near Broadway
n B.-Money procured and loaned ON bond and
mortgage, 0el 2AEsll2
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THIS Is THE SEA

THIS Is THE SEASON OF TIE YEAR, when
ihir,n tr'thrg are plmo7t certain to he afflicted
with py'cntry nnl Dlrrh,oa. MrI. wINsLOw'S
SOOTHING siRlr h u never falling remedy for
these Diseases, ni,d will Civ, immollato relief from
di pain and distress incident ~ TIE process Of toeih.
in'' Every uothcr s4pull provide it for hr chill
dra.
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GENERAL BUSINESS.

A GENCY OF THE
IA u. 3. GOVERNMENT
for the sale u
BIO TREASURY kOTEs
II WALL ST.
1'TIE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY
having appointed
NIX. CIiAs. BURIAL HOFFMAN,
NJ our firm, agent for the sale II Treasury Nutea
bearing interest At the rate Of $40 per cent, We
are prepared 10 supply them In lots 10 suit pur-
chasrs, In denominations u bOs 1908, 60Os., 10OOs
and 5OOOs., ~ may I've required, with coupons for
the payment Of interest semi-annuay attached.
The notes are dated August 18Th, 1851, and pur-
chasers pay the accrued interest," At the ratio Of two
cents per day ON each hundred dollars
BANKABLE FUNDS RECEIVED IN PAYMENT.
Purchasers In the country, sending checks can
have notes per return 81 mail.
Any further information required will be gyos
by tho undersigned.
C0LGAEE q HOFFMAN,,
o10 9iac'ii3 No. 81 wall 81.