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PHILADELPHIA CARDS.
n w. d. j. Il. STARR,
CAMDEN IRON WORK
GrrnSevp Navy .Teraexy
acknowledgements


acknowledgements
All kinds of CASTINGS and APPARATUsror GAS WORKS
WROUGHT IRON ROOF FRAMES, { or Reorts and other
Houses.
EEFoRTs, and all CASTINGS required sattlngthem nthe
Attest md most improved NODES
WASHERS, CONDENSERS, ECRuBDEEs and EXHAUST.
ERS, for relieving the Retort8trom presume.
PURIFIERS, varying 20DO to 15OaDGO cubcfest daily
purifying capacity
WROUGHT IRON LIME sfEyEs,t or PURIFIERS.
STATION METERS, crail Sises
GAS HOLDERS, TELESCOPE and SINGLE with Cast 1r4n
duide md Sn8pen5ton Fruu5g.
GAS GOVERNORS or REGULATORS.
STREET MAINS from ~ to As inches diameter for Water
Gus.
STREET MAIN CONNECTIONS, such Branches, EcudF,
Drips Sleeves, etc.
STOP VALVES, from so inches either bagsf aced pleiD
WROUGHT IRON WORK-Al tho Smith nnd Sheet I:oL
Work required in and about Gas Works.
Aa" Communications should be addressed to tho PETNCI
PAL OFFICE, CAMDEN, NEW JERSEY.
@~BRANCH OFFICE, 125 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
PHILADELPHIA. iet3 1yhW
Tsy-LH a..
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

6rTtIGIs0KElG REMEDY l!--AN UNFAIrIEC
" Specific all Diseases Of tho Urinary Organs, Gen.
sral Alternative and Blood Purifier.
pf~This Remedy when all other preparations fall
ht Is entirely unlike othor medicine prescribed
VenGreA Diseases contains mineral Poison or NhneoH
Drugs being prepared from Roots BhrkB and Leaves III
form OF pleasant ind delicious Syrup.
tit Is naItes remedy u for fonorrhe1 and elect
Gravel Structure. aud especially recommended for Fuor AL
Il general Alternative and blood purifier It has equal
does fail sCrOulH Secondary Syphilis 0ndr.
lar Sweing Mctcurl md al Erupive Beabes curing them
speedily permanently than other medlaine known
this purifying and cleansing The hloodcGndng Ia
in all lis original purity and Titor, thus reInnvih
system all impure and p9nleou5 causes which have Induced
disease.
@ NIL old Of Gonohea ind GlGs that have bahsd
nil medical SKILL it Is especially feromended IN old It
Fails aud recent in from % three days
doses positively romoyc9al ocldng heat chordee and
pHn.
business - SAA
B5y-It requires no ass0hnce from other medicine. 80
Ey.1t lty the 0iiot-lphe in tho counting r0a
without its being suspected 'remUdy for privagdse
Il 4
B9A treHtieo Ve1esRl disagas, With full directions FOR
then parInGnout cure, accompany 9Eclt bntua. El4
co. For full particulars, get Circular FREE from any dfg
stors In the United States.
RIt sold retail for 50 bottle three bottles for 20,
by responsible druggists and dealers in medeinea rough
United Staes and wholesale by al wholesale drug
glSts. ~
j. WRIGHT L CO.,
Nos, Il md III Charities street,
Wholesale Agents for the South.
s7T~Soid by all Drnagsts ial6 lY&W
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! CUfSEaNA SUGAR. RhFlNDElY FOR SALE

a. OR LEASE.
That 70 y desirable establishment, situated the left bank
Mississippi, below Tho Government Wharf, within
the city of Neg Orleans offered good
cap i5ts who may be daieua Of aiding in the
progress Of Southern manufactures. in complete
and is well founi wing engines, boilers
pan centrifugal machines, bono black furnace, filters mould
ample and yard etc and in fact all the
requisites for carrying Sugar Refinery Molases Reboi
INK on large scalo With additional expense might
he easily converted into Cotton Mill.
1t has Wharf attaches tho Icyee, with sufi
accommodation Of vessels delivering taking
cargo.
For further Information and for terms, apply 10
tf&W BARRILT Il 90, 81 Common street.
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AuagIas Ast1 FotlsTa nisTRIer, That5
II viii aas ersa d. eii5ef ~ sla Eaqsi3
sscs toase lshmea, giee .ifsy caa
Bus ma ssIl Hiog 10 a'e
ose Is heen es;ghllsel3
~ MI al sleessSsi Isee sscst, The fafpitlre
JUL u My J1.ia# lgpe tlas Me- hstkes AEt
Rase giiiat If Saa.
li5 Hpon The business Of that sec
lte a. sif eskeg VIII a'so eoiime his auction.
sd Old Watts Mickey No 81 Masaain9s
a&ests Ne III Il p5a adYef. fsefnelt for aae aaFs
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IMMENSE sToeE or DRY Goops Al CosT.--The
advantages orsd 70 the buyers Of dry goods by the house OF
Benihnyseu Lewis Co.. No. ZIG CeAal street. certainly
worthy II attention. IT mast be Remembered that an csD
ishent of The magnitude orhe one speak have great
atiitos for buying low and when they Offer sell
eans that the retail purchasers gethe goods in small quaint
Hes at the sane PRICE At which the merchant bought em in
large quantities. With all Their facilities FOR getting them
we hope that those consideration viii be properly understood
aud t readers Will take advantage of the opportunity
thus offered them BY referring to the advertisement essrs
B. L. Co., which will be found in another column will be
that their stock comprises all classes OF goods plantation
and household supplies aswc silks and dress goods.
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LrLIE's SAFEs,-We would advise merchants,
bankers and others who have yaluabe3 take Of to
The advertisement of Mesrs Davis Bros, Agents Of Lilies
safes this city The evidence the value Of these SAFES
there adducod strong and conclusive and
the questions which asked calculated set people to
thinking The Lille sne has every Of beiEg sill that
claimed for IT. with strength res the attacks of the thief
uDpckac lock and composition lining to make dFeproof.
But tho huycrlad best leo for himself Mosrs Davis Bros
office is al 93 CAlnp street. Go and sec thenl.
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TIE HERRING SArE.--The Importance Of the
fire aud burglar proof safe tho merchant and others who have
valuable property documents preserve cannot be too often
impressed HpOu their minds The cost of fire proof safe should
moment be taken consideration, when
bored that in Of fire robbery without the loss would
be glnous imparabo Among the mRay safos which
manufactured with view to The protection opFopety those Of
Heipgs patent enjoy high degree of popularity Hundreds
Of produced theft value from all pnrts of
the country md hardly FIRE without evidence in
their being ELECTED. Messrs Herring Co. have depot
for tho Nos 80 81 Gravier street. where
theis always found We hope chat
who safe will examine this stock before puz-
chasing.
BREAsrPrS LosT.-An advertiser this morning has
lost gold bteasp Of IS offered for It's rtcolery.
See ad yertisement for particulars,
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sANFORB'S
EIY YER IN ~ G 0 e 4 T o z
Wnyar EDeE14EFfnTns,

is conounded entirely Gurs md become On ca
fact Standard Medicine known and approved by all
sh have sed with confidence in all
tha diseases for which it is recommended.
has cured thougant within tho last years hc had
ggen up all hopes of relief ho unsoctedcerta
Gates in my possession show.
Tho dose must be adapted to the temperament OF tins ndvid
nal taking used in such quantities gently the
Bowels.
Let the dictates of your Judgment guide you in the use of tie
Liver nvigorator and will Liver Complaints Bilious
Aacks, Dyspepsia, Chronic Diarea, Summer Complaints
Dys0nery Dropsy Sour Stomach Habiual Cosvenes Choc
Cholera Cholera Morbus Cholera InfGnum FGtrence
dice, Female WcakTes8eB and may BIO used successfully
Ordinary Family Medicine. II will Sick Headache (Gs
thousands testify twenty minutes, if
spoonsfu taken of attack. All who
giving their testimony in sfayor.
Mix wntern the mouth with the Invgorator ind ow
both together.
Price, $lper bottle.
StndGortI's Family Cntharttc PILLS.
Copoundediro Vegetable Extracts and upn Glass
Cases, air tight end will keep In any climate.
The Family Cahertc PHI gentle active CahOrtc,
Rhch tie proprietor has used his practice more than twenty
oRssI Used The Ps ad bo 8aiSaSon he ali esrssS IN
erd to ihe!E Te has indpeHd Ie TO place them En G reach
different portions Of t4e bowols,
established fact been compounded from variety Of the purest
Vegetable Extracts, which act ne on every part OF the aa
nso5cd such as DeTa9Scacn 8 10 Stomach sIgsginsss
rs n IN y NE bo & o s8sSsG ea gbch eoneny
neglected. sud in course Ct Fever Loss Of AppeEtts Creep
Weight in the Head a nanostoy pssase5 #or P1,a p
mention in this advertisement Dose to 3 Ffe Dms5
by Druggists seaoy and sold by the adein all the
ST ". SANFORD N. D., Manufacturer and Proprietor
90 3'0A'"A''N : J.wRIaHTT S., GO, 4
Az7d&W aY=. AID uold by evsy Druggist,
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Inthe year Of our Lord, l848, more than twelve
years ago, the good ship "Rio Grande,n Capt.
Thomas, conveyed me, my family and 800 young
aud able-boded Germans from Antwerp to New
York. There was then and may be saoae the Gus
tom, We were boarded by the Northern aud North
western State Commissioners and land-slarks, for
the purpose of ascertaining our destination; and
on heng Informed that our intention was to pur-
chase and cultivate land either in East Tennessee
or Upper Georgia which we subsequently did-the
ingenuity and perseverance, Of these Abolitionsts
came well nigh dispensing onr company,g so many
abomipable lies being unscrupuEously resorted to
by them to frighten and scken us of the South
One argument, in particular, contemplate and
laughabIe as knew il even then to be, was, that
lce should al be sofa ito SLAVERY if we persisted in
our original and hazardous determination and that
before the expiration Of five years not one Of US
would be left to tell the tale; Whereas in any of
the Northwestern States we should find cheap
and fertile lands, hearty Welcome, healthy eli
mate and that most glorious Of Heartily blessings,
liberty, in the fullest sense Of the word.
Atia$t, after using every effort in my power to
=counteract and disproYe the vile faIsehoods Of
these wolves in sleeps cIothing,n and wasting
six weeks Of time, We embarked with the excep-
ton Of two families, 10 Charleston South Carolina,
from whence we took the cars to Upper Georgia,
and there we settled down for life. Some pur-
chased small farms, come unimproved land, others
hired themselves out, and when retrospeeting the
pest my heart fils with gratitude to an aIl-wise
Providence, having. through His fundamentally
and infaite goodness, net only escaped Gil the
evils predicted BY our Northern wonld-be guar.
dians, but reaped, undisturbedy the fruits Of our
industry, economy and good management. The
two families above alluded to, have since sought
and found bread and shelter among US, having
previously passed through much sorrow and want
sat the North and with feeling akin to pride,
based on honest truth, can assert that a more
ateadfast and loyal set Of stauncl adherents and
supporters Of Southern rights and institutions can
not be found either in South Carolina or elsewhere,
thanin the mountain districts of Georgia, their now
present happy home.
Atthesound Of either buge or drum their mill.
tary spirit will make itself felt love Of country
will nerve their arms and steel their hearts and
fighting side BY side with their American brethren,
under The same banner and for the same good
cause, they will freely shed their hearts blood,
help to render defeat impossible and make victory
certain.
GERIAN1A.
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BATTLE CREEK, Mich, Dec 81 1865
Prof Wood Thee wilt ElaagG ACCEPT Inc to Inform thee
caused by complicated chronic disease attended with
ton the head A continual Of suffering through life
having reduced n Of Dependence have been
able obtain stun for caps neither hgv9 been able 10 do them
up consequence Of Which 10Y bead has suffered extremely
from cold. This induced to pay Briggs Hodges almost
the last cent had earth Tor Collar bottle Of thy HAIR
restorative, about the first OF August last have faithfully
followed tho dit cons and tho bald spot Is covered with
hair thick and black though short it Ii also coming in all
my head Feeling confident that nnoher large bottle would re-
entirely aud permanently feel anxious persevcra in
its and being destitute of purchase any more,
would ask thee ii thee woudSt not 30 willing send me
der thine agents bottle aud receive myself the scrip
decaraon the reward is those that kind TO The
widow and tho hltherle5g."
Thy friend, sUSANNAH KIRBY.
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r-szsa-, A. e. 3LACTxDIAEt g. BEO., r==sggvzz=,
tEgETF Wholesale and Retail Dealers in WV &VF
MUSICAL MERCHANDISE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
"a Camp street, New Orleans.

Grand Parlor Grand Square and Upright Pinpos from the
very mRnuCtoreH nrnong which, We invite particular
atl'ntion TO the RAVEN, BACON & GO: PIANOS, now
into this market For the last thirty years,
these Pianos especial av0cs nj the North for their
durability beauty nish deeacy of touch and sweet
ness all of which points know that they cannot be
cxcelod. ..,r,r r~ .rou-.
PIANOS These Instruments though placed exhibition
at Boston philadelphia aud other places in competition with
the celebrated uoT have invariably received the high
est premium for good solid workmanship, elegant finish and per-
feet evenncss and richness Of tone The PAR0 GEM the
Lowest pced Piano thew oTd Every Piano sold
warranted 10 give entire satisfaction Meodeons Guitars
Vions Band Instruments and everything RPpeRiuinE
to the stock cSiplete Music store Music Music Books
sent by mail postage free A. Il. BLACKMAR II BRO,
o22 Gm&TF - Camp street.
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IeS lyhW
ENAESTNUT GROVE EyAISKY!
GuEsTNUT GROVE WHISKY

4 ,EA41A1ANS N3GOS w EAESfhE
CHESTNUT GROVE WHISKY
The Proprietor of the above CELEBRATED WHISKY dc
sres to introduce tho nree to the public and physicians city
and country, as the
EVsTCEt DlGusEEle Stf7nyglaf1e
which has bean prcnar9d for medical proves Itself
cordial hcalttr aud inyigorang the eaecbod
whether b. deago Distilled from the rye
malt and Its nutritious properties preserved bya prCce1s
peculiarly his own whereby the Fusi OF other noxios
gradients knogn be contained the Whisky general age
completely separated l tho absolute purity sr.
tcle from any foreign adn2ixure Is Guaranteed.
In addition to the following testimonials from the
Analytical Chemists Philadelphia Nav York and Bos
ton the state Agricultural Society have endorsed
Diposan and Or. Jackson Boston, testified eah
to its absolute purity. Read the following
CE 4 F ICA TES:
Philadelphia Sept Q, 1853.
We have carefully tested tina sample Chestnut Grove
Whisky which yoa and find that contains
poisonous substance known Fus Oil which character
stic and injurious ingredient of tie Whistles general
BOOTH, GARRETT L CAMAC
Analytical Chemists.
New York Sept. O. 1853
hnve enayy0d sample Chestnut Whisky received
from Mr.. Charles WHARTON Jr Of PHILADELPHIA and having
carefully tested it, pleased that 1t entirely free
from poisonous dcleteous 1t uuuguaIy
pure snd ino favored quality of WHISKY.
JAMES r. Chiffon, Analytical Chemist.
Boston, March 7, 1862.
have made chemical analysis OF samples Of
Chestnut Grove haky, which proves he haheavy
Fusil Oils and perfectly pare aud ruaduleraled. The
teyor Of hi1 Whisky derived from tho grain used In
featuring 1t. Respectfully, :.
a. a. HAYES, NJ. D., State As5syer,
No. I6 Boylyton street,
CHARLES WHARTON, Jr.,
Wholesale Agent,
Il6 Walnut strost,
je2 1t&W PuuArIrrA.
pURNSYDE.s PURE GID
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LIGoEIER, Noble county Ind, Feb g. 1859.
Prof O. J. Wood Dear Sir In The latter part Of the year
1882 while attending the State and National Law School of the
State of New York, hair from unknown me,
menced falling of very rapidly that in the short space Of six
months, tho whole upper part of almost entirely
bere of its covering and much of the Remaining portion upon
the side and back part hend shortly after became gray
that you will DO surprised when tell you that upon my
to the State of Indiana casual ncquantances
much at loss disco the change in appear
anee, my intimate acquantanceS recognise
a all.
the country but receiving from them thGt a
could again be restored forced reconcled
my fate, until Fortunately in the latter part of the 1851
your Restorative recommended by druggist be-
ing the reliable Hair Restorative in tried bot
tc and found great satisfaction that producing the
desired effect Since that time have used dollars worth
of your Restorative and result have rich of very
soft black hair which money buy.
As mark OF my gratitude for labor and skill III the
ductioE Of wonderful article have recommended its
many Of my friends aud aoghntancGs who am happy
infcrm you, are using It VITA Ike effect.
Very respectfully, yours
a. NJ L4TTA,
Attorney and Counsellor at-IRw.
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Mr. GaEdinpf. tile Bristol gaoief, has devised On
setlent " flie sEeaarill. The prisoners at
syels step siley take. eau nap % view letter or a
word, ana are thgss taught che alphabet and read
int while they are at.work. & By degrees, says
eoiensaora Al they become able to read chap.
fersiilIle Billie
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Trr HrnE1Na sArE-The imnortance Of

Over 10000 miles of railroad were built III the
United States from 1850 to 1867.
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MOBILE eoRREsPoNnENGE.

A SPEC of erar', III 1io5jte The dogs are
J" letslipi Troops embark fo, Fort Morgan end
III. Vernon Afseual- Adt ol:toaf IL The hd,5or
Movement from Montgomery on Pensacola,
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MEALS An1BRosIA WHISKY.
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New York sept q, lS5a
hive analyYod sample Of Chestnut Grove Whisky
from Mr. Charles Wharton, Jr Of FhadePh and having
carefully tested it. pleased that 1t entirely
from poisonous dceterous substances. Il Is uuuglBy
pure gnd ano favored quality of WHISKY.
JAMES R. Chiffon, Analytical Chemist.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-23

Secession Forces to Keep Out of the State.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-23


The accompanying map shows the important
towns, the rivers and railroads of Missouri, with
a portion of the surrounding country, likely TO
be mentioned in the accounts from that State
affecting the rebellion Of Gov. Jackson and the
vigorous policy of the Federal authorities in re-
lation thereto. Elsewhere will be found table
of distances between prominent points, and q
statement of the position Of the Federal forces
available for the purpose OF putting down the
rebellion sought to be inaugurated by the GOV
ernor's proclamation. Jefferson City, the Cap
ital of the State, was occupied by Gen. Lyon ON
the 18TH Gov. Jackson fled precipltatey from
that place on the 18Th, and went TO Bonneville,
higher Up the Missouri River Bonneville is the
county seat of Cooper County. Arrow Rock,
which the State authorities were at first inclined
to occupy, is still further up the Missouri River,
and situated in SaliGe County. 1t must be roted
that the Counties of Cooper, Howard, Saline,
Petite, Lafayette, jackson, and Clay with few
Others contain the bulk Of the slave population
of the State, and supposed to be tho strongest
Secession counties. The land is rich, and yields
large crops Of tobacco hemp, corn, and wheat.
Possibly the hemp may be required for home use,
if the leading traitors are caught The south
west branch Of the Pacific Railroad is projected
to the Granby lead mnes, in the extreme south.
west corner of the State. Ii 10 completed only
to Rolla, 149 miles from St. LOUIS, diverg'ng
from the main track at point thrty-aix miles
from the latter city. 1t is. designed to run
through Springfield, and is graded for some DIS
tance toward that point. Work upon 1t has,
however, been suspended. II is much patronized
by traders and merchants Of tho southwest, and
may bo made available as a military road to
Springfield. The other route is by rail TO Leda'
LA, and thence by teams about one hundred and
twenty miller. The dislance from Rolla TO
Springfield 10 145 miles. The Pacific Railroad
bridges at Gsscobade and Usage Rivers were
burned by order of the Governor on the morn
ing Of the 10Th. The Gasconade bridge WAS
about 1.2OO feet long, and the Osage b idee
about 500 feet. The former is the most dam.
aged 1t was the scene of terrible accident 10
1885, by which several of the first citizens Of
st. Louis were killed. The timbers were old,
and repairs were sadly needed. The Osage
bridge was partly destroyed in May, at tho time
of tho fight in Jefferson City caused by the cap
ture of Camp Jackson. Both bridges can be re-
paired in ten days. Another brIdge-that across
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-23

effective and finished style Of oratOry. lie will
DO remembered ~ the popular editor Of
The Noyfotk (yn.)' Day Book. He was also
editor Of The North Carolina Citizen, and
was considered one Of the ablest political writer's ia
the South. He has always been prominent Dem.
ocrat, and has held many honorable positions. He
was chosen by acclamaton to represent his District
in the Charleston National Convention, and was
among the ablest supporters Of Mr.. Breckinridee in
the last campaign. lie was also the Grst to take
the stump for the Union at the opening Of this great
Rebellion. He has large interest in slave prop
erty and is thoroughly identified with the interests
Of his State. IIo invites any SecessioRlst TO meet
him in Joint discussion during the canvass. Mr.. i.
says that IL few Federal regiments were stationed
in North Carolina, ono in each Congressional Dis
trict, TO protect the Union men there, there would
be- full delegation of unconditional Union members
elected to Congress from that State on the first
Thursday in August next. lie also says that
brigade OF loyal North Carolinians might be easily
raised to cooperate with the Federal forces in put
tins down thp reasonable usurpa:ion VI Gov Elis