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HRS. Miller ~ Chamberlain, Dentists, l42
Main street. dir Oh
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Atwood's Qminine Tonic Lsitters-1h he best
Aro,n Tic rouc everunered to the public All DRUGGISTS
haVelt SeealVsrtlsement sep3 cody
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Butter and Cheese. Extra and Double Extra
nuckwheat Flour. for sac at DRAPER az CLARK s
Front street. ptf nl3
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-05-24

Mrs. vi. w, GaeriIds, PHYSICIAN AND SUCCESS
FuL MIDWIFE, removed to No. 10 Exchange street
Special attention given to Uterine Complaints and dis
eases OF children. Office hours from to A. NJ and
from to p. NJ. uti ap4
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-05-24

DR.. s.. Foster Haven. Fosters Block. No.
Pears Worcester Special attention given To Diseases
OF the Eye. daweodtt ala
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-05-24

To Horse ONvners.-Swect's GniaIblt Litiment
or Horses Is unrivacd by any. and in all Lame
ness ar I'M from Sprains, BraiScs Wrenchnp its
tectis nasical aud certan harness Saddle Calls,
scratches Mango &ci viii also cure speedily SPAWN
anu klngbUnc may be easily tlfer
ncplent stages but confirmed beyond the pos
slbty OF arddiedtcare. No OF the kind. however,
Is so desperate hopeless but il may alleviate by
this Limcnt and It's faithful application llalwavs
move tue aneness, and enable the horse travel with
comparative ease.
Every horse should have this remedy at hand,
fD-its 'ncv the first appearance of Lapeness
INTELLECTUALLY prevent those formidable diseases
toned, 10 which all horses TABLE and which render
so many otherwise valuable horses nearly worthless
mv-l d3aw&weowIv
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We observe thai some of the Northern journals
which unhestatingly support every act of the Ad-
ministraton, seem now and then TO have some
misgvings about the validity of the plea by which
Mr.. LINCOLN attempts to justify his usurpations.
AS If conscious that 'miliary necessity" could
scarcely be sufficient excuse for those who have
utterly subverted the Constitution, they are con-
stanty endeavoring to frame some further and
more legitimate apologies for the despotism into
Whch the Government Of the United States has
been suddenly transmitted The indefepsib,e
character of the cause they advocate is. however.
but made more manifest by the weak and foolish
arguments which have been advanced in its no.
half Unable TO deny that his proceedings have
been in tagrant and palpable violation of the
lanoalleh 'ai laws OF the Republic Mr.. LINcoLN's
aahereh's, nevertheless, insist that because a
hn"Jofi'y oi tue southern people have repudiated
"he constitution, therefore, he is also an
1horlzed 10 set up dictatorship in its stead
We have pointed ont more than once al
ready the fallacy of this proposition, which
strips thousands upon thousands of North
ern men of every right and guarantee which
the Constitution was intended to secure them.
6nt notwithstanding its absurdity, the Admins
tauoh journals compelled, for want of
oe''er' 10 TALL back again and again on this pre-
Pos'erouS argument In discussing General FIRE.
MONT iate proclamation, they still recur to this
same senseless and illogical dednction ard fri.
umphantly exclam that the Conf derate Govern
ment has authorized a precisely similar ,no,su.,
The New York World, in taking one Of II, oo,
temporaries to task for denouncing Genera, F.
MoNT's movement, says that the Confederate, as
well as the Federal Congress- has fpassed an act
(which confscates all property Of erery descrip-
'faon owned, possessed, or enjoyed by alien
enemies" and it really seems to suppose that
this fact settles the question at ISSUE But it is
obvious to a child that the right OF wrong of Mr..
L1NcoLN's policy is not in the slightest degree
affected by the legality or illegalty of the acts of
the Southern people. The suggestion we have
already made is sufficient answer to the Worlqs
conclusions, for conceding that the Confederate
Congress had inflicted an outrage on the 'Union,'
usa in that section it is still impossible to con-
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OUR NEW OPERA HoUsE.-After much careful
laoor the Museum auditorium has assumed an ap-
pearance which recalls its palmy days when Owens
or Jarrett dispensed amusement to our public
Inc company is truly excellent one, and the
programme for tonight rich with sentiment and
refined humor Measrs. Kunkel, Lehr, Ross, Charles
Seymour, Donniker, Boyd, and the female define
ator Mr. Floyd, are all favorites with our citizens
and will, doubtless, receive hearty reception
The members of the troupe number seventeen, thus
making the largest minstrel company ever organ.
lied in America.
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RooEINa RoorINa II RooF1Ea III
ECONOMY, DURABILITY AND SECURITY
WARREN'S
FIRE AND WATER PROOF
FELT AND COHPOSETIOE ROOFING
Unrvallej by anything yet discovered Roofing purposes
PERFECTLY FIRE PROOF,
PERFECTLY WATER PEc0P,
UNEQUALLEp FOE ECaEouF,
UHRTvALLFD FOB pURaBnl+r
4DkrTzp TO. EVERY CIEEszk
For further information address CT cali on
JAS. u JOHNSON
40 Jarvis Binding, cor. North and Baltimore sts
iy2s-tT Baltimore
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EMPORIUM OE spHn.

JAMES FRY Err invites attention to The very extensive
assortment of Looking Glasses in store suitable for
every position and OF all sizes
Asntel Mirrors, Pier and Wall DO. oval and square
Cornices, Tables Brackets, Consos &C. at uuequallsd
prices
The latest English and standard French Engrsvings al
ways in stock
Particular and undivided attentons given to the deart
nen Of PICTURE FRAMES. seo, frames for inistures
photographs, Portraits, 6o
FIT ERS Galleries,
No. 81 South Oalves st.zst
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LIE sQuELcHED.-One Eugene F. Hawlev. Of
new Haven, in letter to his mother, stated that
he hred at and wounded man at a spring az San
dy HOOK, and found pound and half of arsenic
on him, which was designed to poison the water
Colonel Ferry, of the Third Connecticut regfmenp
in letter to the editor of the New Haven pon,-
dunn, says: ....,
"knowing the whole story to be fabrication
sent for the private whose name was attached 70
the letter as soon as saw it in your paper and
questioned him regarding it. He at once admitted
that the story was false from beginning to end and
ordered him so to write to the friends whom be
had deceived by his first letter. did this for the
same reason that now write to you, to wit: Our
friends at home are needlessy alarmed as well as
n,eedessly embittered in feeling by these wholesale
n ,h about poisoning &c. 1t should be remembered
advsn0stm men love to tell large stories about their
true hao, and that narrative is not necessarily
camp. written ana sent directly from
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INTERESTING TO PURCHASERS or FYvR. W.rcur

INTERESTING TO PURCHASERS or F1EE, W.ToErs
William Dixon's, London and Jules Jureepsens Canaan
hagen WATCHES; Eugene Breguers NICK Ell W 4TCfl
CLARK'S BALTIMORE WATCHES, the best Time Keen
era for sale by GABRIEL. D. CLARK corner OF tjsyer
and Water Streets Importer Of Fine Watches ewery Gold
Chains Silver and PlatedWare l,ecouitre's Swiss Ra
and Strops Gold Silver and Steel Spectacles to sui
ages. New goods In store. Purchasers will pleasees
Notice-Store CORNER CALVERT AND WATER sTs'
Baltimore suIes
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NUTRITIvE CREAM FOR The HArR-Thi7 preaa-
ration will render the hair soft and glossy and prevent its
falling Of Composed it is OF the purest materias it
can be used with perfect safety and answers all the purpo
seq Of Pomaie and Oils without producing that
so common to many hair preparations Prepared only by
II. HYESON JENNINGS s co,
PhGrmaceuiistg
nh26-tT SO North Charles street
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HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-Another new piece
is announced for representation tonight. 1t is en-
Titled the Witd H"n'ress Of the Mississippi, and
Miss western will persenate the heroine. In addi-
ton to the drama, Miss Western will amman 90
Gertrude in the musical farce of Vi,o;na ~ H.
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PARKER RRnTEERe, I.n.rnn.s On

PARKER RRoTHEss' LoEDoS Gu ku0e This
celebrated Sauce is fast srperseing all others From tbs
richness and detcacy Of Its favor it has attained pcpu
iaTity almost as great in this country in Europe For
sale by all frstciass grocer3 and By their sgentg
GREEN Y0E, Importers
oS.tf r. Weot R.itI-,or s+ra.t
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YsDDo TzA~-A delightful article, part of the
FIRST DEPORTATION FROM JAPAN, lust received and
foT safe by GREEN = ynE
nsiS "a ~. Baltimore street
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Sru @gDss.
NEW FALL GOODS

NEW FALL GOODS.
~ WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
HAMILTON EASTER Il co.
Are now opening Desirable styles Of GOODS ADAPTED
the present wants of the trade Great efforts will be made
to keep on hand as full and complete assortment as the
present limited imports viii admit, with Domestic Goods
all kinds. Selling exclusively for cahn We have put our
stock at prices to induce preference from all buyers who
study their interests s2-6tr
GREAT BARGAINS
~ N SUMNER DRESS GOODS
Such Grenadines, Barege3,
Barge Anglais, French Lawns and Oggandes,
Fopl!ns, Valencas and MoZambiques;
Ribbons, Embroideries and Hosiery;
LACE SHAWIS and VISITES.
ALSO,
Summer hOURNING Pa BRICS OF the best quality.
~ Desiring to close out SUMNER STOCK" as soon
as possible we have made still greater reduction prices.
Buyers should avail themselves of this opportunity.
a3.tr & N CfarIes street
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COMPLETE tURHi5hED
AT THE SH0RfEST NoFiiCh.
.s,.t.- CiNFIELD, BROTHER co,
tEhpEsT ESTABLISHED sTAND
sHDggW f. WARNER, J" NJ WIZ
~, No; 70 me-, N9aEa q q E,sEEszF,
SILVER gIEE' a s S fiS Is { dob JEwsbEy,
YER PLATED WIZ ZIP DaA1=z IN
...s ~. ~? i, FANCY ARrIcLrs GENERALLY
terms 0: Rich Jewclry and Silver War. suitable far prcr
embracing Eea Yriey q SET and PLAN Gold i6GCHGs
E RNa 6i ESs }IS SEh R' Rf hra St G
QHE est s Guard C5ain gP aIaat1re si5f 5& 9 S
5n 5 5 S Pe Bgft Sn 9d P9s *qst Chased
sTUDs .l 2 ard jet Crosses 81 Bracelets Pins ana Ear
e, als9 S4 assSgtmsnt Of Best Quality Heavy sye
F F TEA sEfts @aiisSrs Ice Pitchers Cake basket
aFoLSs 5 sh:b P &c 5sd F on s E3NS
srns. '''1 s sglfI''
PAUGH'S RAW-BONE PHOSPHATE
the t substitute FOR Peruvian Guano
..t, ' "''''''''' g geo 3 bi5iVSGhnALE,
RAUGH'S RAW-BONR PHOSPHATE
- viii grow more grain per acre aud give greater
y!sd Of grass than fertilizer ia ths market For sale
s5H No, Spears wharf
pAUGHS RAW-BONE PHOSPHATE
ae am 2s an ana Bs1 sayg ia ,b all
Phosphat intend no other For sale whols4ie
s2-I No. Spears whar'
| pAUGHS RAW-BONR PHOSPHATE
Pays back the cost the first year, and leaves the soil
all give trial For sale wholesale aud retail BY
.,.s ESQ. DuC6ALE,
| SEED WHEAT
- A small quantity the celebrated Boughton WHEAT
Wheat IN the aTHs cam caa pGn sa sg2ne than any os
Ia nm fN' . mics on the har'o ~, hoad I'D, o. 70
:. lOi Lombard street
NOTICE,-Neither the Captain nor Consignee
~ OF the British bark ANNA, from Demerara will b.
responsible for any debts contracted by crew Of said
JELLY TUMBLERS AND JARS.
- -.., PATENT FRUIT JARS
FOR sk H,iSs Is H f9a s;Ei REEpERs
AT Low PRICES TO SUIT TIE I'll Ea'ADh
lslss lent .,, soul6 calvert street
A RTlsTs' And DRAWING MATERIALS.
UOLoRs,
BRUSHES.
ANSEAS vs.. kf Fl Il BRO,
,,,,ssnr No. aNorth Liberty street,
H. COMMISSION MERCHANT
FLOUR GRAIN ssgzs2P ? sR5SSP AND SUPER
Ma III South uta srde d51 9s
Railroad Depot, baltimore, Nd @-- '"''
II A., References in Baltimore:
Eeheii& Jones, John " Zimmerman.
LSLOUR.-
a.. Gho ice brands s Family Extra and FLOUR in
Gnu 'O SAFE Garner Pratt and Gd aBI s sIys.s
30 lbs Prime Western Bacon SIDES receiving and
1t corner Pratt and commerce n1De Streets Streets
u Ais
n " Thomas Coz and VIM. Clifford NeG's Fsmi-
~ sugaTcured HAMS, just received, for sale BY
1t corner Pratt and Commerce streets
IT. G. LIND,
AZ ARCHITECT AND sUPERINTENDE
asf' corner Of "hsre' and Fsys'ts stTeessl
s "a o 3 , \; GHsFs szTJAkIa q goa
SEaLEs n y 5a5Sa f e 5ggo"ss 'ass'
s.n.,. AND FINE F A. L qEoSEkjEs. -,&uA'
DOTOMAC HERRfNGS.
H. 200 bbls. No Potomac HERRINGS.
100 half bbls. No. | do. Family Roe do.
80. EDWARD MITCHELL co,
ESHE MOUNT VERNON COMPANY, have On
H. hand and are constantly Misunderstanding c
FELTIHG FOR PAPER MAKERS,
puoE. FOR r ikhIfaSK MAKERS,
ga. ''' .-,1s: 70 81 - s5ISssF
.UTTER-FRESH EVERY DAY.
We are daily in receipt of Goshen, Gades, Pennsyl-
ANA ana ONO Butter bbls half bbls tubs and kegs
~ are sfRRg cs O. cts Pup up as to quality ELLCoTf&
Bottles of H. Heyes ceie- (
- brated make imported and for sale by
a2o6n No. % German street ]
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GGHGatien.

NT R. WATERS will omen big SoHO0r T0D
~. B0YS,.at a n. CALFEgT yTPEFT ~ Az
Saratoea on MONDAY, oh september with terms adyr@E
10 me imsS see circulars at tn Bookstore Of eesre W
ney, Cushing Co, Howard ST. above Baltimore s7wt
NER AND MRS. WILSON N. JARY5S
i Ia SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES will REOPEN m
MpNiAf September 18th, at No. North fluia tract
Hamilton Terrace Two scholars viii be taken as bos
in the family. MA " ''ai"e''
Ars. Gary be on and after Monday Sent @ ~
her residence, No $50 N. EutaW street. sEif
I YSTPA SEHFIT
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the Onnos;t;on ~ ;SpAIE-The persecution against
edition of the }R5arnas still continues. The FIRST
under the s1f he sea o fna four edons
5ne c0nemP0raneo, had been denoun1nnsedf fsss OF
Jays. The Ctamor Publieo announce. leu IN three
cOrs OF Ia Ieriaa Progessta journal ha .ae ed
Fam dn 70 pay fine of $4,000 reals vsIen
A ~ uGHsrsl, being the minimum of the penaitu
demanded by the fiscal for publishing an article ~
the temporal power of the Pope, "s'e oh
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New GOODS.

NEW GOODS,
GABRIEL d. CLARK,
Eas for sala ev riptiou CT fue NkTuuzs JRvzrp-
Silver PLA, N4sB his ptore, corner OF Csrn,t
AMI Wstes sire ssolI
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-i-I1r@11@
UanIs

$500 WANTED.-We have ready sale at
% - ~ time for CARRIAGES, BUGGIFS and FV
ihf.oS NAGONS, beth new and second bari "Iu E--N
aoIhg such articles can have i9era advance and
sd IS qy seEdlng them TO the BALTIMORE RAY lPt
Il n Nqrth aad saratoga streets Auction Eaes COT
" hDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at IL o'clock every
a3t6t Proprie9d EEa p0G a KEYS,
fENHE SUBSCRIBER WISHES TO EMPLOY a
n EaCHEk in his family; lie would prefer a German
gentleman, who can well recommended as IN cf
Ter and qualification. He will be required to teach ns
on the Plane and must be able to speak tho FnTIsb In
suage 1uenty. Apply to THOMAS B. ESFFP '''i-
arrow Patuxert City, Charles county, Ma
WISH TO ENGAGE THE SERVICES OF A
LADY as governeSs in my family for the ensuing yea+
wen quafned to teach English, French and Music A
dress COZ, / - III - II, y! ISL, gtgII eu al.
a2l-3w* " - anLa ~ r. a. ION r.
w ANTED-An EXPRESS WAGON With
ever, strong but light in exchange for very sinh
sCtntia spring Tay or viii buy il offered at rasr6psH
price. Apply at SO SOUTH STREET 81 aSie
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To CASH FUkEHASER3,
$50 CASKS SCOTCH AND ENGLISH ALEs.
Youlger's Tenants Strong and Marzett Sons East
India PALE ALES Single cask at 81 per dozen Five
casks and over at 81 50 dozen These Aes are Of direct
Importation OF superior qualities and in fin condition
Fer sale by TH0S. THOMPSON,
Commission Merchant,
iel4 3m % South Cav street
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mRiBL q Co.

ERiEL q Co.
IEOHY7 VFEs.
EATER-COLOREn
EEJZOTITT
PHOTOGRAPHER
Witt las BiL7IgoBs sTREzri
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COLLEGIATE INSTIrUTE


y K o Il G LADIES.
~ y hf;t%f E4GA2l y. EuTAW STREET.
the next Annqal SESSION q hj institution will com.
ilsISe as HsaaI on the SECOND MONDAY OF SEPTEM-
Benz with an efficient corps Teachers The RnaIdiog
saoS NET will be U9dsr the sup.rinenGen OF the
misses bA TEL, neces Of the PRINCIPAL one o bon ia
graduate OF the insatOn aad has had av1e
ilence N the instfuc ion and Of Yong lics
IN the outi Inc premise2 conveniently and Ielirhf
July situated in the mast elevated tie cy with
handsome playground attached, which is fouEd MIMI
conducive 10 tn health Of the Pupils PoSaCctns7s ~
terms &c, may be hai y p,ation ,9-qnEgeE - Vi
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ALEXANDRIA, Va, Sept. 7.-Oa Friday afternoon,
about O'Clock, party of about two hundred Con.
iederate cavalry (of the Hampden Legionl attack
ed picket guard stationed at Edward Gibbs, about
three miles on the Mt. Vernon road and captured
three OF them; also, two market wagons with their
contents, teams and all, with one of the drivers,
(Walter Wslton) residing near Accotink; also, two
others, all Union men. They also took free coll
ored man, blacksmith, living near Mt Vernon,
and shot twice at Thos. Wrights son, but he got
away from them, they thinking him an Irish bow
living with Mr.. Gibbs. They then searched Gibbs
house, broke open a coIored mans trunk and took
his money, (S25O,) he escaping only by hard run
ming, and then retired on the double-quick
M -r-ae~Iitie=AI U.in. -Aia.a.I,;e aud
vicinity held their fourth meeting on Thursday
night last at Liberty Hall; Mr. Marten in the chair
stephen Shinn was elected president, G.. A. Stout
enburgh vice president. TW enty new members took
the oath of allegiance and became members The
society now numbers 207, mostly of the rank and
nle, and is On the increase
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II AIt1 NJ y ~ II
GREE1y SPRING TALLEY,

"a GREEEy SPRING Valley
,,-, Baltimore comfy, Md,
,r.,, hh'RE OSDERnONK, Il. NJ, PRINCIPAL
" ~ ~ Ieopen on MONDAY. September 9th.
J. " address, BrookiandvilIe, Baltimore Co. Nd 81 =
II RIIGA TINN
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DIED.
IL, On Saturday, September 18th, 1861, CARRIE FIELD
OF George y and Caroline Matilda Riggs aged
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ID O G E r s.
ga CENTRAL REAL ESTATE,
iOIR 4 Nd COLLIE CITING AGENCY
. CITY PROPERTY, FARMS.
COUNTRY SEATS ANH GHGUEn RENTS ROTGHT
SOLD, RENTED AND EXCHANGED
COLLECTIONS made and none LOANED Mortgage
~ 49, HENRY ". ROGERS, Broker,
Baltimore.
REFERS
heSsrs b "oTthinGton Co, of the merican Farmer
Sands Il Mills, of the Rural Register,
AMI TO Merchants and Business 5ieu generally of ReIti
lOiS
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LONDON, Ky, September IL am on my way to
frankfort. We are raising troops pretty fast, but
are rather looking for bloody work in Kentucky in
the next twenty days. We are in good spirits over
the prospect of holding the State for the Union,
however.
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MONEY Lest ON THE BATTLE OF MANAssAs-The
fichmond correspondent of the New Orleans Delta,
IN one OF his letters, mentions report that Thad
Stevens, the truculent champion of the war marty
in the Lincoln House of Representatives and
great patron of faro, and Baker, the Oregon Sena.
tor, suffered in the same stakes, upon the result
handle Senator, is reported to have lost the whole
balance of the fund subscribed by New York and
Boston in aid of the Union sufferers in the North
west. These bets were bagged by sporting men
from Baltimore.-LouispiUe Courier
A Rio letter of July 25, states that the ship Maid
OF the Sea, OF Boston, Captain Stanwood, was in
port with the Confederate flag flying. The letter
asks: "Has Boston seceded?"
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Mr. Geo. s: Gideon, of this city, has been ap-
pointed Police Commissioner by the President, in
place OF Mr.. W. W. Seaton, declined.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-20

PICTO RIAL HIST o RY
OF TaE
WAR OF 1861;
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to admit OF the larees, Ensrayi &C. ard contains
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All otcsl documents OF importance emsnsting North OF
South, a well as
COMPLETE DESCRIPTIONS or BATTLES,
VsEs Plans Maps, and Sections Of BsiteFields Forts and
strntegc Poaobs given with scrupuou' eIsctnes'
The Pictorial History Of the War Al'o contains
Portraits and Biographies OF the
MEN OF THE TINE,
SOLDIERS SrArEsxKN, AND PATRIOTS.
In every sen,e therefore Il 4, WORK Invaluable for Families,
and for Li5rUies, and which mus, every year
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