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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-09-25
NOTICE.

M HEREAS, my wife Margaret Jane,
w having left my bed and board without
any just cause, all persons are hereby warned
against harboring or entrusting her, as will
not be responsible for any debt or debts
contracted by her from and after this date.
JOHN ALLEN Jr.
Oliver township, Sept l8, l86l-3t*
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-09-25
LOCAL AFFAIRS,

DIVINE SERvICE.-Service will be held
in the several churches of this place to-
morrow, being the day set apart by the
President as a day of fasting, humiliation
and prayer. Service in the Episcopal
church morning and afternoon. The Slem-
mer Guards will attend the Methodist
church, at II o'clock a. m., meeting for pa
rsde at a N.
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DISSOLUTION,

FNIiE partnership heretofore existing be
n tween John Fitzgerald and d. G. Lantz,
under the firm of Fitzgerald i Lantz was
dissolved on Saturday, September Ia. 1861,
by mutual consent. The accounts of said
firm will be left with John Fitzgerald for set
tlement, at their old stand where he will con.
tlnue the mercantile business. Thankful for
past fav"rs he solicits "a continuation Of share
OF public patronage.
JOHN FITZGERALD,
ID. G. LANT2
Allenville. September IT, ls6I-3t
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-09-25

The LOGAN GUARDs.-Up to Saturday
the 10th Regiment, of which the Logan
Guards are company A, was encamped at
Camp Kalorama, near Washington, but
were under marching orders, probably for
Banks command. The members were all
we'll. The following is list Of persons
who have Joined the Guards since the pub.
lication of the list last week:
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RELIEF BoARp.-The Board will meet
again on Friday, October 4th, for the trans
action of business.
Any sum from $50 to $4,000 will be Ia
ken on loan for the use of the board, and
3 per cent with release of county tax al
lowed therefor
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-09-25

IsrMr. McAtee the proprietor of the
Lewistown Mills, has been making some
extensive repairs at that establishment, so
AS to place it in working order. Wheat
and all other kinds Of grain are now wan
ted, for which cash will be paid.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-10
Beggars.

We notice a number Of stout, strapping
women, e"gaged in the lucrative business of
begging. One of these female spectators
rang the door-be at the residence of one of
our citizens, not long since, and the mistress
of the house, on opening the door and seeing
great stout woman before her, supposed her
to be some girl looking for "A situation. The
humble solicitor of aims soon uudecved her,
however. She broke out into lamentable
story, about being a lone woman with a
iCetle child to take care Of Why" said the
lady, "you look stout; cannot You work ?"
oh, no-I am a lone woman, with a ecte
child, and nobody gives me work" "Sup-
pose" said the lady, you come and do my
work | will give you twenty-five dollars "A
month, and you can bring your Child with
you and take care of it," The "poor lone
woman tossed up her head with an air Of
dsdain, and said she could make more by
begging. she was told to go and make it.
and got the door slammed in her face. We
advise all the ladies to put this test to the
healthy looking female beggars' They will
work before they will 60 hungry. We know
how difficult it is to turn deaf ear; but if
there is no visible reason why they cannot
work, it is almost always safe to do so. In
fostering idleness in these strolling vaga-
bonds, we foster crime. The money given
them would be much better bestowed on the
poor, MANNED and bind miners, who may be
seen, almost daily, walking our streets, with
lonesome and detected look. We scarcely
ever pick up paper without reading of
some poor, hard working man Of the noun
tains, who has been buried in some tunnel.
from which, If he comes forth with life at
all, it ia to drag out miserable existence,
utterly dependent upon the kindness of his
fellow-beings for the commonest necessaries
of life Numerous accidents are recorded
from blasting, hydraulicing, and other opera
tions in mining. The blind and the manned
from causes like these, are genuine objects of
charity, if they are attended 10y anybody
whose honesty can be relied on for these
poor creatures are often, we are sorry to say
mere instruments in the hands of villains and
kuayes for fillipg their own pockets
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-10

Cuts q feet, very light draught; boy and pnir &"
mules or ponies can run it "llTTLE GIANT, in the
tan grass. Has taken the Grand Gold Medal OF Honor
ami one thousand francs a the Great French Natoh-
al Trial at Vincenncs, near Paris, June, 1860 Al the
Meek lenburg Exhibition, Germany, June, 1860. First
Premium at the United states Society, September,
1860. First Premium at the Yorkshire Agricultural
Society August 1860. First Premium at the New Jcr-
sew ana Vermont state Fairs and the limited number
ved in California last gave not only salts
faction, but great qualification that such Machine
could be had. The complimentary notices ny lc'er
from purchasers were numerous. The low PRICE ana
great efficiency Of Til Machine mahcS it the Farmer $
Iclpmate, and places it within the reach OF the small
est cnlliNntors.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-10
TlkEADXXML.A q CO..
Northeast corner California ana battery streets,

Also other Machines for winch are not Agents. viz:
EAGLE REAPER AND MOWER;
HUSsEY'S REAPER;
BURRALL'S REAPER;
PITTS PATTERN, sand 10 horse, ma hy Nourse,
Mason a Co;
WtIrMAN'S (, 6 and $ HORSE TlIEESHEEs;
ENIERY's and HORSE 1HREsIlEES;
PIT rs SMITHS WHlTNAN'S, YIELDS, FNERY'S,
and BURT, WRIGHT a CO.'S lIOKSE POWERS.
Together with the best stock Of HARDWARE, AG-
EICULTURAL IMP EVENTS, MILLS, PORTABLE
81 EAM ENGINES-Uprisht and horizontai-5 To -
horse power, BETTING, BOLIlNG CLOTH, Ec., iu
the country, comprising the very best kinds in ase,
and greatly improved IN make and adaptibity to- the
California market. mhI 2p
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-10

L. 3. AVER d Co.-This firm composed of
our friend L. i. Aver, of the Center Market,
and our other friend G George Saunders, late of
Langton's Pioneer Express, will be prepared
TO receive their friends az their new place of
business, City Market, on Monday morning.
They have fine stock of groceries vegcta-
bles, cured meats, and general family sup
plies.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-10

Too TRUE FOR a JoKE.-The Washingt on
ID. C.) correspondent of the New Orleans
Delta, tells the following
"A waggish Member of Congress asked a
high official who was rdiculing the Govern
ment of South Carolina to tell him the diff
ference between that Government and the
Government of the United States The
Congressman, being requested to answ er his
own question, said the one was a Govern
ment of Pickens. while the other was a
Government Of stealings The official disap-
psar.d
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-10
Treadwcll's Eish,-Uorse Thrcshcr,
Made ry Spencer-a splendid Machine.
Rradloy's Patent Horse Rake,

boy oil enough to- ride horse can al The rahns
for farm. one very great advantage possessed 10y
tn rake over any other is the iron runner, which
are so arranged as keep the teeth az proper dis
ance from the ground, which greatly lessons the
draught and prevents the rakias in of dirt, DUST old
fog or aftergrasS.
For the above Machines are the sole Agents for
the Pacific coast, and have them in liberal quantities.,
and can supply them to Country Mcr hautS by the
quantity, and 10 Farmers on favorable terms.
Partir, req rng any of the above can procure them
at orr Branch Houses at MurySvllc, aud Sacramento
and at Jones q Hewett's, stockton.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-10

SHEEP RAIsmG-REwARKABLE INCREASE
The Butte Democrat is informed by Mr.. Mar
chella, that Mr.. Geo. Miller, of Pleasant
Grove Ranch, near Oroville, has 30 ewes,
which have produced him 92 lambs the pres
cut season-24 of the ewes had 3lambs each.
and of them each, all in good condition
The ewes are only one year old.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-10

MARRIAGE IN WAsHINGToN.-Maior Dodge
the Pah-Utah Indian Agent, was lately mar
ried, in Washington, to Miss Thompson
daughter OLA. W. Thomp.on.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-10

ORovILLE RAnRoAD.-A meeting of this
Company is called for Saturday, March 30th,
for purposes put forth in ad advertisement in
another column
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-10

No GREAT SnAKEs.-The prize which Bar
ry, the comedian, was reported to have
drawn in the Havana Lottery, turns out to
be only eight thousand dollars instead of
eighty thousand. What a falling off was
there
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-10

ANDERSON d DErEw.-These gentlemen
are moving their fine stock of wines and Ii
quors to Fuller's new brick building, on
Second street. We are glad they are coming
into our neighborhopd
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-10
Woods Patent Combined SELF Hahing
KeAner md Mower,

A nCw MACHINE, nrsi thnt hNvc come % CaTornIa,
represented cmienty practical in the Sei-inkng
process--a desideratum long sought in cutting ma
chimes.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-10

City OF PARIs.-G odchaux d Bro. are sell
ling off fine stock of dry goods at cost
See advertisement
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-10

FISH MARKET-Messrs Pender & Ball
keep all kinds of fresh and salt fish, smoked
and picked salmon, etc, at their northeast
corner stall. in the City Market
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-10
Spencer's -cshers, with Perigo Powers,

These Machines made by p & Spencer, are wei
known; have been in use m Caliiornit some three
ears and are regarded by those who have used them
Nith great fayor3O, 50, 3G inch cylinders, with Peri
gO's 10 hcrse powers.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-10
Woods Swather,

new Machine, worked by two horses from behind
can he raised and lowered to suit delivers the grain
in very regular swaths by means Of bands revolving
over platform, thence gathered into gayes by rake
atachmen..
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-10
DIED.

IN this city on the morning Of March 9.h, Erwin r.,
only son Of Rev. VIM }. and Mary A. Maclay, aged .
years, months and Z days.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-10
NaW 9dueptjsrmrnts.
" e. e nc

OFFICE CAItFORNA NORTHERN RAILROAD
COMPANY, Croville March 9, 1861.
A MEETING Of said Company will be held at the
= Office Of the Company at Oruvile Butte County,
On SATURDAY, March 50h at2 o'clock p NJ for the
purpose If authorizing the Directors to cause to lie
executed mortgage upon the said Railroad, its fran
chisc and property, ana to transact such other busi
ness as may come before it,
mhlJ-2]d d. d. HARRIS, Secretary
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-10

PAuL II. HAYNE, Southern poet, is max
ing quite a sensation with his volume Of
poems just published by Tchnor & Fields,
Boston. They have very considerable merit,
Judging from the extracts we have seen.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-10

SCARLET stockings, Ia Zouave, are affected
by the women of Buffalo, New York.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-10

The Salt Lake people have passed a
law against adultery. If they carry it out
they will get their head man, the interesting
Brigham, on at least fifty counts.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-10

REPHED.-James Redpath has replied to
Lord Brougham on the John Brown Raid
ers." Redpath tells his lordship that he
takes exceptions to his erroneous ethical
teachings ana he quotes Brougham on
Brougham.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-10
nnnv,s Combined Rcaper and Mower,
Uaines, Illinois Harvester,
Woods Mower,

Cuts 10 feet wide deposits The heads into follower
and adjustable to have any uqnlred tnSth oil siu"Ic
an immensely effective Machihe.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-10

Gg- Mrs. James Stark is making a great
strike in Oregon, as Colleen Bawn.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-10

DEATH OF CAPTAIN WApE-Coroner Todd
held an inquest, Sunday March Sd, in the
town of White Rock, Ell Dorado county, says
the Central Californian, upon the body of
Capt James Wade, and it was ascertained
that he had died from the effects of intern
perance and exposure. The deceased was
aged fi0y-dve or fty-six years; was a ma
tive of Rhode Island, and he left a wife and
four children in New York, from which city
he used to sail as a sea captain. lie came to
California several years ago, and brought out
a steamer, the name of which we have not at
hand Wandering to the mines, he became
unfortunate, and though well known and re-
speeted as very intelligent man, he took
the wretched way of the dyiLg and dead
multitudes of the hopeless.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-10

VIM. L. LAwRENcE.-This gentleman is re-
cognized as a first rate manulactu pr and first
class dealer in all kinds of saddlery, harness,
leather, etc. See his advertisement He has
everything that can be demanded, in his line
in this section ofthe country
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-10
.lrw ertjscmentz.
HARVESTING MACHINES,
FOR 1861.
Russell N Co.'S Thresker.
c Combined Eicaner and

MADE NJ Massilou. Ohio celebrated throughout The
United states rs tine bes Thrcshug Machine in USE
a3 and SO ia. Ia cylinders lOhorse powers.
McCormic..'s Combined Reaper ana
Blower,
g. ~ and feet, greatly improved, and surprising all
other cutting machines inresul's and durability
Manny's Combined Reaper and Mower,
6 feet cut, made by Walter A. Wood, with his improve
luent, and has attained universal favor in agricultural
countries.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-10
WIN. /. LAWRENCE,


Leather,
Whips,
California Bits and Spurs,
California Saddles;
FcXan Egangcr do.
Mexican do.
Wagon do,
Ladies' do.
Concord E5arncsS
Long Eug-Team do.
Four N 6-NEuie heavy do.
Hook and Ferret do. do.
Half Tug do. do.
Jersey Team do. do.
Double Shifting do.
Double Buggy do.
Single Buggy do,
TrOtting do.
Biting do.
No. a Biack-SnaIze whips;
SFas.lOe 0ut-Fits;
And an tices belonging to the trade on hand, and
for sale unreasonable rates. mAl0
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-10
Piano Maker and 'EUacr.

~, ,-1tsys;Zrl '-sZ-rrl!,-,
n J4rH MR. GEO. GREINER
Il Begs leave to inform his friends and
the public generally, that he is again in town, for the
purpose OF TUNING and REGULATING PIANOS,
and viii do hims' the pleasure of calling on those
who have heretofore engaged his services. Those
who are anxious to have their Pianos tuned first, viii
he Immediately attended to if notice is left with
MR., GlAMBSS Bells Row. mllO
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-10

The truth is, an institution for the victims
of the innumerable accidents constantly oc-
curing in the mining regions, is an absolute
necessity Of the country. The people are
iaxed for their support, olrc&dy, TO Il heavy
extent, by voluntary contributions We're
the tax cqualized, in the way Of supporting
state Hospital, it would be much better.
The money contributed would then not fil
90 be applied in proper manner, and great
suffering be ameloratcd and relieved. The
blind and the manned, however desperate
their condition, ms things are now, have no
place to Co. for the law does not allow them
in any Of the county or State institutions.
We trust the Legislature will give tlis
sal iect attention.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-10

RACES AT THE PARK CoUEsE, YLsrELDAY.--
The weather was as pleasant as on The pre-
ceding day, and the crowd of people in at
tendance almost as large. There was trot-
ting and three running races. The entries for
the trotting match best three in Eve, were as
follows:
VIM. Bolinger named b. m. Fanny G. d.
F. George, Dr. 6, Denckla. C. D. Bellows, r
m. Molly B. o. Fuller br. G. Sooya. Molly
Is. was withdrawn after the second heat. The
race was won by Fanny G., in three straight
heats, Saaya being %, and Dencklo Sd, each
time, Time-9:224, 9:l94, 3:l5.
Next came single dash of mile between
Blue Dog and X. c., which was won by Blue
Dog in l:57i.
For the five hundred yards race T. Son
ward entered b, h. Emigrant, and A. w.
Smith, d. b. Shanghae. Shanghae won by
about 10 feet
The fourth race was a single dash Of a
mile with four entries; Blue Shadow, Bally
aud Johny Williams, and was won by Blue
Shadow in 2:0lt
The two days races were evidently very
satisfactory to the society, and to the propri-
etor Of the park Mr.. O'llanlon.
NARROW EsoAPE-A Frenchman in town
here has 4 horse which came near killing
him the other day, 10y getting him entangled,
about the neck, among some clothes lines
hanging him by the ears as Absalom was
hung by the head Yesterday, the French
young man, who was out of employment, tc
ride him around. Thinking it was an easy
way to make five dollars, the young mar
readily struck the bargain and mounted. Th,
animal Immediately commenced the most ter
rife series of leaps and plunge, that we ever
witnessed. First on the neck he had the
rider, then on the back part of the saddle
then bounding up with space between then
to one side and next to the other Finally,
the horse started full speed down First street
and up c. As he entered C street, the rider
turned him squarely against the wall OF
What's Names drug store and ran him full
butt on it, This caused halt and off the
young man alighted quicker than you could
cay Jack Robinson. He led the animal back
TO the Frenchman, and thought he had earned
his money. Everybody laughed, but the eX-
perimental equestrian didn't
RELIGIoUs.-We are requested to state that
there will be no service at the Methods
church this day
LUCKY EscAPE-Somebody, coming int
town, the other day, with his wife and tw,
children in carriage, met with most luck,
escape. One Of the wheels of the carriag
rolled off and the axle fell to the ground
tumbling the whole family out chaotically
The horses stood perfectly still, and nobody
was hurt The party walked into town.
VIM. l.. LAwRENcE.-This gentleman is re-
cognized as first rate manulactu er and frs
class dealer in all kinds of saddery, harness
leather, etc See his advertisement He ha
everything that can be demanded in his line
in this section ofthe country
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-10

RELIeIoUs.-We are requested to state that
there will be no service at the Methodist
church this day.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-10

ARRESTED Wednesday last, says the
Butte Record, Henry Fredericks was arrest
ed 10y Constable Parks, charged with stealing
a gold watch the property Of Mr. Wyman.
who resides on the South Ioncut Creek.
about twenty miles east of here. We are
Informed that the watch was taken from a
cabin some time in the afternoon of Thurs
day of last week. during the absence of the
occupants, Fredericks brought the watch
to this place and left it at the St Nicholas
Hotel for safe keeping, whore it was idenli-
fled 10y some parties living in town, who
caused him to be arrested. The examination
of the case has been postponed until to-day
Saturday at - o'clock to enable him to
procure evidence, which he alleges can be
obtained, that he purchased the watch, not
knowing it to be stolen property
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SUNDRTES.

atNh GAcfAC LtGInA f-|s
~ 20 casks London Porter,
100000 Cigars, assorted
- barrels Old Apple Brandy
3 barals Old Peach Brandy,
20 eighth casks C0guac Brandy
20 quarter casks
/ pipe Ola Cugnac Brandy, ! pipe Holland Gin
% baskets Piper Ueidsick Champagne,
p baskets imitation 90
s barrels No. 3 Mackprel,
100 barrels Louisville Cement,
50 boxes Telegraph Matches, . cases EutmegE,
10 bags Black Pepper. 30 r. Ginger,
100 bags EatIa Flour. 30 boxes Smoking Tobacco
60 barrels pure Bourbon WHISKY.
SAB FLOUBNOH g. CRAWFORD.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES KY
November ~. 1861. 5
TApT j. C.. b. mi IS hereby ordered 60 proceed
1 forthwith 90 Columbus, Ky, with The recruits he
has now under Dis command. where they viii be pat
under immediate instruction
Lsutouant S. r. Haymau &c detailed % continue re-
%eruiIfrr. and as fast as he collects recruits I'm bodies OF
ten. be win forward Lhlm 10 this post until the com
psnv Is filed.
by command OF BdgadierGeuern PI-L9W
JAMES PARKER,
r.1.r9- ORDERLY officer } Division.
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90 Adam Street
Two doors from Second street, J. j. LAYTON
1 Proprietor. An lovers of good eating will rejoice
10 Iear1 that the COMMERCIAL RESTAURANT viii
open on MONDAT. 1th Inst, where wilt be kept on
b md the very hr-t article to be- obtained in the South
yrn market. The proprietor soIcits q call from his
un5-I,a J. y. LAYTON.
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FAIL ARD WINTER ARRANGEMENT
FOR 1851 AND 1852
Memphis and New Orleans
PACKET u

run splsr-C 7.ats Of tins new lime viii r.
leave Memphis for New Orleans on EAEEFI5
TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS and SATUEE@
AVS.
TUESDAYS PACKETS
Cart. T.. u. Clark.
Prince gt Capt. Lee
THURSDAYS PACKETSE
Holm Einonds---- Capt. y. y. Hicks.
Edward =. Gay Capt. Wul. " ray.
EATUI2DAX'S PACKETS!
Nary Il. TEcene--C Capt. Richardson.
NFIu. NJ NIoTHisOu---A. IL Newell
These boats connect at Memphis with the railroads
from that point ON their respective DAYS. Leave Mem
phis Immediately on the arrival Of the Memphis and
Charleston ana EieUUlis and Ohio railroad trains. Pas.
segE-r- cl arrange their arrival SO Us 20 avoid delay az
Memphis longer than business or pleasure may require.
For freight OF passage apply on board or 20 agents
JAMES T.. BOURNE 81 CO.,
No. Madison street.
TUOS IL WILLIAMS g. CO., Ali
10. 3 Howards Row.
gEHE J. HIDE g. Co,
GECc under ST. Charles Hotel,
EHS New Orleans.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CL0THIEG FOR D

UAVEaLarcr stock Oh. Clothing and Gent Furnish
/ 4 Ing Good which win sell for CASH OR ABKAN-
aA5 WAR BONDS VIII De taken a. par
T. T. BEARD,
r.rs.r- HU- uar- Street
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NoYembcr I.IRGE.

I n 7. SELDEN Sc co.. Madison streat, opposite lh7
EI07Eg, Corn, BNCOgl, EEs-d, Etc,
+ c-arsi-meuts solicited. up0- which liberal advances
VIII De- male when required Hu-ziu
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NOETGE.

nERsOyS in tbe Southern Conf-iaracy having 6u-
s1asg w-h JAS. THABUE s. co # Louisville
r -. 4s.rss Ll4m l- Memphis OAel No. %
Frost l.f7-, MO stairs 90,
uo11 3w- JA2- -
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yVhIle HVImter - &c.
NNTHCEL

LOUISVILLE, KENIUCET
October so. f,fL
ME beg 20 advise our friends and coTrospuudruts In
W The Confederate States. that orr Mr.. SAMUEL
GWTE. has r moved bis residence permanently 90
MEMPHIS. Tennessee. TO which point thev wIl please
Gi-ec. al camuuaicad0ns Address q follows.
GARVTE. BELL s. q
rrlHr-nHn Mnu4Yrfa Tenn
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EREEgEf
GaNERALs OFFICE ,

oIEUEU- I-INLtaIo ITII.I
HfCHclsu. va, sept. 81 1851.
4 RAIY MEDICAL BUI.yS. for the Examination Of
a Surgeons and Assistant Surgeons, have been 3--
d-rrd 90 convene 10 Norfolk, Richmond. Yorst8ul arf
Harassas.
Candidates faEiLa a-Fg9iutLeu, of Surgeons and AZ
sistant Surgeons VIII be ezandued ay these Boards, al
presenting AN invitation to appear before chem frnlr
!he Secretary Of Wsr, which usy be ootaiusd by fr-
vardiug ther application. with testimonials cI uarI
character, 90 the War Department
Examining Boards viii Pa held 20 other points farther
south Ht O. aru-aarans TIVE a4
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EaAngIEs
~ e,
1000 BBLS. best Georgia Lime ia store and q
IOUO arrive. MORRISON 60.
mas. ]. B. & VIM. WASsOE,

Il BRLs. pure Pssch Brandy, 1 do. Cherry Bounce
u Just received and for sale by
0r3f MDtiL1StN d. l}.
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ha1 constantly OT W. E . Proof cos,..


water Prooi Goats
Wagon Covers
Gun Carriage C0vor',
Camp Rings. etc.