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IL, in our effort 10 enforce the Federal
laws, we find il necessary, or exPedien'.
10 slough off the fifteen slave States. we
shall al least have lett US Federal Union
of nineteen homogeneous States free, pop
uIous and powerful, with an efficient cen
trail organization and a continent for its de-
velopment The Southern confederacy. on
The contrary, viiaied by The suicidal prln-
ciple OF Slate secession, viii be ouiy an ag-
gregaied disiniegraf.on, rope of sand, a
tossing, incoher ent chaos oil petty nationall
lies. There can be no question as 20 the
result. Rent by internal discords and Jeai-
ousies. the seeding Safes will, one by one.
abolish slavery and return, under the IRE
Sisiible force of social eravtation, 10 the
peaceful haven of national unity, under the
CONSTITUTION handed down TO US by our
iathers-N T. Irihttae
We are no longer permitted 10 doubt tha
the settled design OF that portion of the Re
publican party represented by the 1f1bun
has all along been, and now is, 10 "slougt
off, the fifteen Southern States. from sep
a.e Northern confederacy, and then. releas
ed from the obligations imposed by FEEDER
al Cons iiiuiion, 10 operate upon the Sonih
ern States in such way as to rend then
by internal discord ard jeaIousies until The
business Of freeing the negroes can bt
easily accomplished. Any compromise
which would result in retaining the Borde
States in the Union would spoil this pro
aramme, and hence The violent opposition
OF The T10une clique to any arrangement
calculated 10 perpeluate the Union.
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MARRIED.

On the 2lsr ult., by John P. Love, Esq,
in Jordan township Lycoming Co, Mr..
MARTIN MowRIE, of the same place, TO Miss
HARRIET UTT, of Greenwood, Columbia CO. ,
Pa
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THr Student and Sehoolmate, is hand
some and interesting lit,le Magazines pub
Iished at Is5 Graud Street. New York, ol
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Administrators Notice.

Letters of administrator on The estate of
Thomas j. Robbins, lale OF FIshingcreek
township, Columbia county, deceased, have
been granted by The Register of said coun-
", 10 Abraham w. Robbins. residing 10
said Fishlnecreek township. All persons
having claims or demands against the es-
tate OF the decedeni are requested TO MAKE
them known 10 The administrators and those
indebted to make payment forthwith 10
ABRAHAM w. ROBBINS,
Fishingcreek, Feb. q, 1861. dd0r.
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Legal Notice.

>>1.,... IN the OrPhni, Court Of Colim-
SXNSS. b,a County:
:kSEx- In the mater o. n P-:iiian OF
>s4k9S Lucas FahringeT, tor decree OF
'Sissst specific performance OF The con-
iracl ior the sale OF real estate, between the
said Lucas Fdhrineer aud Sebastian Hover,
lale of Locust township, Columbia county,
Decreased.
Notice is hereby given to the Widow,
heirs and Iegaiees OF The said Sebastian
Hover, deceased, TO appear al an Orphans
Court 10 be held al Bloom s5urg, OF the
fret Monday of May next. TO answer the
oill or Partition OF the said Inca, Fahriuger,
prayiug The Court TO decree the specific
performance of the couIrac: between hlm-
self aud said Sebastian Hover, according
10 the true Inlen, aud meaning thereof,
otherwise specific performance OF the same
will be decTeed.
JOHN SNYDER Sheriff
Bioomsburg. Feb. u, 1861.
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Pursuant to the announcement of the
Executive Committee, the Teachers Asso-
citation of Columbia county, held lis eighth
Semi Annual mesting in the School house,
a, Light Street, On Saturday, February 9th
1861.
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The FARMER AND GARDENER is the best
agricultural publication in Penusy lvania.- -
1t is published by the well known agricul-
tural editor, Mr.. A. N. Spangler, and as
sisted by the popular Horticultural editor,
VIM. Sanders. Terms, one dollar per an
mum. The reading matter is varied and
instructive. Our farmers should have it
II will teach them many things that they
cannot obtain through any other channel.
We are informed that the body of an in
fant, supposed to have been murdered, was
found some eight or ten days ago near Nu-
media, in Roaringcreek valley, this county.
1t had been concealed by burial, but Sc
shallow that some dogs uncovered ii and
thus led 10 the discovery. child was
found under similar circumstances, in a
grave yard al Ashland, Schuylkill county
on Saturday week Republican.
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The Genesee Farmer, published al Ro-
chester, IN the State OF New York, Is
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PLOWS, PLOWS!l

A FIRSTRATE article of Pows or hand
IA and Tor sale by
JOSEPH SHARPLESS
Bloomsburg, Mach, 6, 1861.
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PETERsoHs' CoUETERFEIT DETEcToR AND
BAKK NoTE LlsT.-We are in constant re-
ceipi Of this valuable Deiecior, by which
we learn that, in the fortnight ending
March Ist, no less than SeyentY-two New
Counierfeits have been put inio circulation.
la these days, when forgery has become a
trade, no business man can afford 10 be
without some reliable guide. A single dol.
lar saved by this means would be enough
to pay for the monthly, or two dollars so
saved would be enough 10 pay for the semi
monthly, issue for whole year. is pub
lishs,d By T. B. Peterson 4 Bros, PhiiadeI-
phia, Pa, 10 whom all letters, enclosing
money Tor subscriptions, must be addressed,
Il is stated that Ex Secretary Floyd is pre-
pairing lengthy and elaborate defence ol
himself and official acts He will take the
ground that his acts were justified by pre-
cedenl and the necessities o. the Govern
ment. Thar the business OF the Depart
nent could not proceed without some ex-
pedisnt 10 relieve the Treasury, and that the
Treasury Department. and Congress are al
faaIt in not properly providing tor the iul-
filimenl Of the contracts:
Ts,E city authorities a Washington have
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Other papers in the County please copy.
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and warriors, and We all slumbersd and en-
cored in friendly concert till morning. Gen.
tlemen in the South complain that strangers
judge of them by their hotels, but it is a very
natural standard for strangers to adopt, and
in respect TO Montgomery it is almsst the only
one that gentleman can conveniently use,
for if the inhabitants of this city and its vicin-
ity are not maligned, there is an absence of
the hospitable spirit which the South claims
as one of its animating principles, and little
bird whispered to me that from Mr.. Jefferson
Davis down to the least distinguished member
of his Government there was reason to observe
that the usual attentions and civilities offered
by residents to illustrious strangers had been
conspicuous for their absence" The fact is
that the small planters who constitute the
majority Of the land owners, sre not in po-
sition to act the Amphytrion and that the in
hsbitants Of the district can scarcely aspire to
be considered what We would call gentry in
England, but are frugal, simple, hog and
hominy loving people, fond of hard work, and
occasionally, Of hard drinking.
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koLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment,
9Th IlY kIMIM IMX In NJ

fss s1ly s.f. ssr.sin cure fer C.ne.rs, PLEA ru
nsrs svsinSs and Brenshls Csitrs, Parsysis Ns.-
ralga, Ws.kns. Of the Maselss, CArsnis ksmmatsy
khsHnstism, efns Of ths gsil Csntracsd bllsess or
kiSarsnts, Esreshs Tssthsehs Brssss 1pre i Frsh
Cs, wounds, ulesns Fever ssrss, Cshsd Breast ssrs
HpPss, Earns sesiss ssrs Threat sr
pain, ne desrsnes hsv seysrs snE tbs disease mar
hsvs existed, ncLEANt CEhkbkAfED IMMINENT 10
ssrtstn remedy.
YAsus.nds .. hsnsn ssnss sssn s.ssd III. Of dis
eIspksds and nissfy by the m invssahis TsnsGy
MeLEANS VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENT
VIII relieve pain almost ssssiy and il viii clean
partly and heal The feslsst In shsrt tine
FOB HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS.
HeLEAN1 CELEBRATED LNiMENf 10 ths say safe
and reliable rsnsty for the sf Spawn, RinEbsns
winaEal. sPinu, onna.srsl Lumps Nsdss svslliafs
never f.hsd 70 s.rs Big Had, fsllsvtl, Fht.ia, dA
kxnninE ssrss, sr svesny, n properly applied. Pss
srrsiS. Rl.,ss ssatshs,, Crshsd kss. Chsss, saddle
Cshaf oalaa, Csts osfss, Hsands, IL an infalIiss
,sm,dy Apply ID a. dssetst and sus is sssaia 4 svssy
fhss uiis Ne l.assr viA he many vssss,su Llnusnss
sxs.sd 2 ysl ok.t szpFy q Di AcLEXNT CELf-
sAASho hAAAkAf. win eus yea,
= MCLEAN, bsls Prsprisssr.
Gsn0 MID ss1 hAs -, D. Essis, nA
- "a sS.cIssKk. Sssssssss- g H-nxWH
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TRiESEHAR. I,2 ara S-Protec.sd - Ro,,s
LetyeTs fetont OF ,Slz! z!sEG, LUc seCr-.d - tf-
Seais OF the EcCie DO 4'ESrIS5c e de s-E.ls al ~
Imperial Collage ol n hieGiC!ns, Elar =.
NO. Is lnvalueble ~. exhaustion al ri ~.
ana al physical dlsss5llities.
NO. : oQfnP.eteiy ert liS-.'os ~ tr.-cs e. -t.-.
diseases that lave beaG his rct-s .r. s b. as
seocs and pernlcl?Es cEs .! -.g,l -ilI r...-.
No. 5 has eutlrely susy!Sa:sf 10 =. az. - - .F
mercury, thsTeoT l.lsGlIas tS trs a. .e1er As--Fr
the venom of disease.
,TRlESEMAE, Nos. ], Sai ;. are prepa-sl 10
the iorIn o{ lokenge, deFol,. q! lrsts SI.l slpa
and can be carried IN the waIatCort poSxS.. 80
IN IN cases en1 civlce1 into - rsse ooseg a.
nllnlstered by NelPesu, LS!leLaaad, Roux. & toort
90. frlca IS each, or four cares fer 90, ghles
saves Is; and IN IA caseE, whereby thstr - gsv
Ing 81 ~; To be hsd, y hci issso AM re:.ii II %
bAREOW, oi 1S4 BieeokSr stree. how F.Y..
immediately RECEIVING q IsmittA.,s In flsrTf...
will forward the ileseIler 20 ary par Of tic roT
securely packeI and add resssI koooFd pr L. In. Ia
strrctions OF the writer.
The Book, of q Others, that Ehouid be reaf =,
men with dtmaS od ard broken down ocHstitTf5..,'
IN nuan trailtJ, or PiysgooEioa! hesearrl--r rr
IT'S beautlfull, illustrated. aud treats matt. /, a.
al the symptoms THAI invariably deVe,t. fle.T
se yes, soYner or ieteT resulunE from tas Ga,tisF
eno vluetlEE hablts OF esris yuuta, iucs a1l;afr
Lac klctlm from sasTIng the fuI',on Of the u.iT,'
monla state, eno IL noi cEecSat In time, tegG ar
HtIng al the functions Of fn4fhooi e-,3 \ fttst.r
him; step by step 70 lingering alc unti,asly Jest
sold BY DR.. BARROW, 19< BieeokeT Strset, E,,,-
oooIs pelov MaodoCgss, New YORK. Pnce 5
cen1; Sent iree ever where.
inIton, ID. C.. de- n g.
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DENTISTRY.

M TEETH.
~. ~. LOOMS, M, d., the inventor snd patentee
eI Oh tas MlNERAL PLATE TEETH, at-~
Many persons can wear these teeth VINO aO
cannot wear others, and NO person oan wear others
who cannot wear these,
Persons calling at my oftoe oan be accommodated
with any style and price of Teeth they may desire;
but 10 those who are particular and wish the
oeanest, strongest, and most perfect denture that
Art can produce, the MINERAL PLATE will be
more fully warranted.
Rooms In this oIty-No. 33s Pa avenue, between
9Th and 10th sts. Also, 9O1 Arch street, Phi adel
bm&. 90 lS-u
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SUMNER RETREATS.
SEA BATHING AND SAFE RETREAT
~ AT POINT LooK-OuT, MARYLAND.

~ AT POINT LOOKOUT, MARYLAND.
This ce ebrated Bathing Place. situated at the
junction of the Potomac River with the 4
Chesapeake Bay, will be opened by the NAY
undersigned on tho 10th of June, in the lEsE u
very best style, ior all persons who may wish a
sale and quiet retreat, where they can have the
benefit Of the best salt water bathing and enjoy the
delcaoies of the water, such as Fish of all kinds
Oysters, Crabs, 90
Every description of fishing tackle will be kept
for tbe accommodation of guests.
A. ine livery stab kept on the farm
Also, ten pin alleys and billiard saloons with
all other emusements usually found at such places
The table will be supplied daily with fresh vege-
tables from the garden on the premises and from
the Baltimore and Washington markets
The best Liquors and Cigars will always be found
at the Bar.
Board, 50 per day; one week, Sl2; second week,
9le; four weeks for SIS; children and colorsd
u The steamer st. Nicholas leaves WASHINGTON
Tuesday as m: and baltimore on Friday at D.
m The half past O'Clock .. IN. train from WASH
lngt9n Will connect at Baltimore with the boats.
reaching Point Lookout daily f; also, a tri-weskly
ssas 9 from Washington, by way of Leonardtown
WI Aad ess the PIoPrietors, At Po,nt Lockout,
washington. ID c., or AleTandria, Va.
81 HEFLEBOWER q CO, Prop'rs.
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WASHINGTON LOCK HOSPITAL

WASHINGTON LOCK HOSPITAL.
nR. SHUMAN has, after an experience of ten
II years, eytab shed the above refuge from
susokery. self label ed Indian or German doctors,
and pIetenders Of witohorat and imPostors IN gem
o.nl
Thls is the only plaoc whore a cure and spsedy
cure can be obtained IL tho world for ell hnpro per
and evil habits, gonorrh9, gleet, seminal weak
ness, syphllns, primary. secondary. and tertiary,
organic weakness. pains in the loins, structures,
general debility, 9rostrahOn nervou rest ess
nighta, pitaon of the heart ring in the ears
logs of memory, oolfnsIOa melancholy, affections
OF ths neSd, throat, nosa and skin, and oil those
peoula disorders arising from the indlscreton Of
youth, rendering them Unfit for either business,
study. sooietJ, or marriage.
world f0r diseases of the blood. EOnorrhs, Eloet,
DO. There 10 no case III which they fsll 70 in
from to days.
Victims Of thsse horrible complaints, who would
wish 10 be valuable men and ornaments TO society,
should embrace the earliest opportunity for rcl0f
DR.. ShumEn has made the moat comp iote arrange
psnts for tie comfort Of his patients who como
from distance. They will DC furniehed with the
most pielssn: AMI agreeable uarters, necessary
diet, and made as oonfortlbl5 os they would be at
frst cass hCtel ST less than half tho COST
Do not forget the name cnd number. Or. Shu.
Pennsylvania avenue, Clarendon Hotel, opposite
the National Hotel, Washington, %. &.
Persons At q distance SHOULD enclose stamp for
return postage. Once hours, 0 A. NJ. TO l0 p. M.
Various parties have been eEtlosd from my in
ehtutIon By certain swlndlers on back streets IN
this CITY, who will II till the day of their DEATH
A word TO the wise 10 sufficient. ap9-ly
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III Letters from France report that the heated
term began there about the middle Of June, and
davs The prospects Of the crops, and especially
Of the vine crop, were never better,
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mSrS-U
OFFICE OF INSPECTOR AND sEALEl
" OF 4AS METERS,

~,n-,.- - . MAeHIn9IOEf JQly IL, 1850,
HOTICE rs REREBY GIVEN, That, agree
lorstion approved May l.. I9So, the undersirn is
nov prepared. xhsneyer rs{aired in writing, and
examine. test, prove, and ASCERTAIN the soouracy OF
reElstraton OF sny gas meter in use IN ths city"
Every meter, found incorrect will be condemned
and another, sealed and marked "a true, Will De
set IN il place: III proved to be accurate in its
and syain put in eosftion for Ise.
Once No. $40 Seventh street. tnesr Odd Fol
-oWs Hall:) Open from q. m, 70 >. IN.
CHARLES w. CUNNINGHAM,
~ Is: Inkpector and Seser of 6es Meters.
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WATcHREhshIEEt}NS hAEI}SS SAANESHssVy AEHsyLvER WARE

III have 9ne Of the best establishnents, and fur
nl6ned with complete SGT of tools tor repaIr- ~
Ing every description of fine Watches, and 81
particul lar attention give to the same, by 49,
thorough competent workman and a. work ss,s-an-
ted Afro, every descrlp ION of standard SILVER
WAKE, pialn ami ornamental, mAn ufacturcd under
my own supervision, which NY customers viii find
far superior in sualty and finish to northern ware
sold BY dealers in general and represented as their
own manufacture. II. D. HOOD,
ses SSs ~. avanua ath n,
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t. NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.
he Postmaster GsneIal having ordered the
mall service between Washington, ,
Baltimore. and Old Point Fortress EsSlAEN
MonIoe) to be resumed, OF AMI After osssss IA
wall lsa-s ia timore EVERY DAY leYcept sun
day from their wharf, foot of Union Dock. at "a
O'Clock p. m, or immediately after the arrival OF
the Washington Train. which leaves Washington
at ~ O'Clock .. m.
ms 16 M, n EALI,S P,es,t
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DE-. ]. Fl. McLEAN'S
STRENGTHENING CORDIAL
AND BLOOD PURIFIER.
THE GREATEST REMEDY 80 81. WORLD.
!: J. !;
~ DELICIOUS AND e5
- DELIGHTFUL q ~
49, "A CORDIAL x A1sA
xYgN As C.mpsznd, pro- HV
EA sI'd sy th. di'tilI.- &
VA ard s.Jki. YsIlsv
pssk. Blssd Rss, EFA
~ l,ii:. sis;i VIA sii5 'ecS.S.; cs.HS; ~
A3 Bsrf, and DandsIisz
kA1@ sntsfs IRts 10 2
81 E Ths slsir. active
kNAE r:I.dial .1asiPl. Gtf -
Before taking A1fef taking.
ioiti'ss tsEidy Ter rsasTstHE tss gssssd syss.
s.d ,',!.,ns u. sss 'a1'rns AND ds.iitsd Invalid
MeLEANS STREN6THENING CORDIAL
Hn :s,ttsiily say. kaysr Gem Pl,ini nstssral jsrn
and all di'.,.. arising f.. di..fds..d Liver s:amlsa
q. T.s@ssk, F.as.s II Hs.d q Il: Mead, D, Pa,n or
Swimming in tas Es.d. P.Pitstsa Of tAs Essr P.n,s.
ass, sf u. .sin .sd Eys. G ss..,, Inward r.I.s.
risL.s Heat D.pr:s.a .f s,Ii:i' FrisS. br..1.,
L,.th. tss skis, and Fever Arss (.r CHA, .ad
rsvsI)
CTER MILLION BOTTLES
have bssa ssld Curing he last siz msnths In ia
star ss has iasa irving sntrs sstis'setsu Shs thsn
III :' pss s ra:H
Ne Language can ssoysy adequate dsa Of the nnsdi
ate aae tiassi sh.nss sy taking al,
sJssis, wk.A.r ssksa dawn ~ sIss,, rsat ~ sstsrs
t.1sjzsd by sieSrss The relaxed and snsJzzf srrsI
sstisa Is Fsstsisd 10 liz pristine health and vissr
MARRIED PERSONS
o. sss, ssS,siss. q nssli:y t,sn vhsts,s. s,.,s, v
IseEs IsEsnsstsrsf hs system; End all wh nay havs In
1sd tsszEslv.s sy inprsFsr viii lad 1. tAis
Cssdisl tsssAia ssd speedy IsnsdJ.
70 THE LADIES.
eiSn AID sfssay esrs fer insipisnt csasz y0n ,tss
OsstSssisd pH.rlt ksastrsat,sn ., Cras
90 tnrssntsry OtsthasEs Thereof, Falling Q! the wssb
Gddinsss, fGniing, aud all dssssts tnedsnt FsrAss
THERE IS NO MISTAKE ABOUT IT
ssaG ne tsnssi rare asssrdinG 70 difscreo. IL viii
stnvsts ttsssSIhso. sSd invgsfsts ssuss the
slssm Of AssIA suni ssssk sEafa Every sslis "a
vsTrsstsd 70 give sai;sfssiisa.
FCR CHILDREN,
nysn shildssa sisky, psny or anis,sd, mcSIAN1
COkoiAk ui mafs tAsn hssthy, s,, and rssu.l DsI.,
.st asntns uJ ii and yea vii be sssvisss5. la de-
nsisas 70 Jake.
eXIYION.
Beware q dIssgtsu cs.lsrs vhs nay y V y.iu spss
stttsr trash, which eau bsy
sa'sS; z .iytst !, !; s.s :, F:sS Ay.,s wei ;.sh At
asthing else Is 10 the suy remedy that viii psrfy ths
Sliced thsrssGhy end at the ms The syss
Gas tssaPssnfsl tahsn every Morning fs.tnr certain
prevalent disease "a PIT up large Bottles rries
snly 81 per sstils, ., sst:ls. fsr "a III MCLEAN,
s.: Is.r't;. q thi. c;,d. .s. heL..Es y:sshis OF
f1As stIssta, H. ksuts. Mo-
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CONE AND SEE os1 rev .tIIs INDIA. PAN.
.ossy; Also. Ss tNf6S FiE. 4 M. e sss ss'ss:e ssse
ean sh istln
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HfN TOPHAM'S
II p RE MIUM TRUN& G1sS.

-
MANUFECTOa
4s9 SEVENTH sTRzET, WAsIgTN0ToS, .. c
Silver Medal svsr rdsd ty M.ryinua ms. o., -.
BAlumsfe, November 2, E6B -
Also, Medal bI hegrOeol;ts MeoiaI Icss lusf,.r.,
Washington, u. G., is5s. '-'
am constantly u. tinE, and Always have on hapa.
OF the best material, eve;1 deseriptSoo OF u'
Fine Sole Leather, VI
Iron Frame.
Lsdies' Drsss,
WooJ Box, and
Paoklng Trunks,
PelliHer, CaFpetsrc
Ctnvls rrVeiuE Hr-s
SohoOs Sato,s,s. A a.
Al Loss PTtesS '' ~o''
memDSTt OF Congress nd Travellers WI ns...,
exennne my stock beiOre purchasing si.es< hcTs
Trunks that are made m other cities
order. A-AAA hsoe I'd
Trunks covered and repaired 80 short no,,sa
Sooes delivered free or charge O. anyfpar, az tke
ciy oeortetovn, and Alexapdra
Mg,iyeo ttNf>s sroRH'M
ChICkEkIN6 & Suns FIAN1ss f0N -1T-T
~ on monthly psymsnts, or discounts for cash.
.~ John r. ELLIS,
w sOe, between 9Th and loth stG.
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INITED STATES MILITARY ROUTE.
- n g as
SPECIAL NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.
Oa dsd cJtsr Thursday, May Is, 1861,
PASSENGER TRAINS BETWEEN

WhSHINITUN AND BALTIMORE
VIII run as follows:
LEAVE WASHINGTON at 4 Is and 7ls g. IN.
and 50 and 45 p. m. arriving at Baltimore at $50
and !Ga n. an AS eEd 7SO p. N.
LEAVE BALTiMO OR f. a, 40 and 20 a. m and
3<5 and p IN arriving at Washington at 30 and
l0.l6 a. m. ard IS and IS D. m.
Passenger Trains leaving Washington At J 10 g.
m. and IS p: m, and Baltimore 81 8 q g. m and S
2. m maze direct connexions for Annapolis ct the
JupotlOn.
Trains leave Annapolis for Baltimore and Wash
lngton at $50 q. m. aud Is D, m.
Passenger Trains leaving w ashirgton ct Ais ard
7:l0 q. m and Sd P. m. make direct Connexions at
Ba,timoIe for PhiladeIphia, New York, Boston,
All articles OF freight mot oontraband of wnr)
viii be transported over the line. Tonnage Trains
Will leave Baltimore 6t % n. Leave " esling
ton at Up. m.
BY order of the Secretery of War:
THOMAS A. SCOTT,
m 10 General Manager,
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. CARRIAGES.
l. He Subscriber having made additions 10 his
factory, making II now one OF the lar gest. sHn
n rnr the DslstTnci; where bis fseiiiues G
LIGHT WAGONS OF cll kinds cannot be sur
passed and from hls long experiences In Tie busi-
ness, ne hopes 70 give genera satisfaction.
All kinds OF Carriages and Light Wagons kept
on hand
All REPAIRS neatly done, and all orders
promptly attended to.
Second hand Carriages taken in exch.age for
new ones. ANDREW J. JOYCE,
lS II corner of Fourteenth and st.,
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A FULL ASSORTMENT OF BRASS AND
"A WOODEN DRUMS, Drum Heads, Drum
Sticks and Shares. brass aud Copper BugIes. Fifes.
SsS - iSs suss ana sloTs vios " At sss
ZERUTT, corner Of Eleventh street and Penna.
Ryefu9, m II
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PROF. WOODS
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3LOOD REH0VdTOE.
'VRE AaL-sUFFICIstT TaF =.

sOla in This ci:J b C. sToTT. Sss ra, .year-.
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DISEASES OF ImPRUDENcE


THE MANY THOUSANDS cured this instiiuuon within
isnp
cal operation, performed By Dr. JohnsO1 wassssd BY
reporters ot ht papers and many other p.rsoas
which have appeared again and before the public
adss bis standing gentleman Of character and
siityp suH cisut Suarancss Afflicted l5ly
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VSo!d hysu DrugC:sts.tTwCN
~ FIVE CENTS n BOX-1
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u DIX. JOHNSTON,
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Has diseorsrsd sks rgosf Certain, Speedy and Only
EFsefsal Remedy ~ fks World,
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE.