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Important to Military Officers.
An indispensable Article for the Campaign.
TRUNK WITH COUCH, MOSQUITO AND
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strong's Patent Army Trunk and Por.
table Bedstead Combined.

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space inside, for Clothes. of 26h inches long, Is
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Later from CaIiforuia.

FoIT KgARNkY, July 10-The pony expires,
passed on the eth with San Francisco dates OF
June goth.
The next eastern bound steamer will be the 81
Louis, which goes armed with two dne bras,
pivot guns and Dahlgren gun, besidrs small
arms, ana all the necessary means .af making a
vigorous defense in case Of a hoat lie attack
The news since the departure Of the last ex press
Is unimPortant. The nrst overland emigrants this
season from the Western Sta ties arrived at Carson
Nauey ON 'ne Ath, bringing sixty horses. They
met with no diaiculty on the way
The Humboldt Times Of the I'D Of June con-
tains account of operation against The hosSile In
diahs In The northern part Of the state. Since
Lieut.. Collins took the field liz Indians have
been killed, without any loss on our side
The secessionists are eRiisting men in the soutb-
ern part OF the State, and every one who can
raise horse 10 drumming up for recruits Two
hundred have left within the past few days
The hrst news We expect to hear is the capture OF
Fort Yuma, as IL occupies an isolated POSITION
ana treachery may aid the secessionists In their
scheme
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Two Days, Fighting a; Laurel yIiu

BUcKANNoN, July ia courier from Laurel
MI! says that hghting has been going on there
for the previous two days The opposing force =
were within mile and half Of each other and
the conflict was with cannon. The enemy Were
strongly entrenched, and supposed TO be eigLt
thousand strong. Their six Founders fell th1ts
hundred yards short Of the Federal lines, whilst
the Federal twelve Founders Were doing great
execution The messenger saw some fifteen or
twenty uodies Of the confederates
Col Stcddmen yesterday afternoon advanced
100 men to draw the confederates out of their en-
trenchments, and succeeded. hut she'll from tbs
federal lines quickly scattered iLem In every d.
rection. -
cessation Of hostilities took place last night
In consequence Of Z severe rain storm but The
NJ ht would be- resumed this morning
Gen. Morris is posted on hill commanding
the entrenc hments, and he hopes to dislodge The
enemy to-day.
buckANNos, July IA courier who lief, gen.
McCielian's camp this morning says his force had
divided ana started In two divisions 10 surround
the enemy, who have force of . $50 men and
are very strongly fortified
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Correspondence Of IN. Associated Pr-,,T

MARTINsRUEG, July s-Captain Girard Il
Company r, seventh Pennsyivsnia Regimen
captured on Sunday taree troopers, -four b. rses
two revolvers, one holster pistol. o., Halls car
bine. and four swords Can't O.; I'd a an ola
Aigerine soldier. having served o ven years in
the Chasseprs d'Afriane.
During a reconnaissance made IN fotcs nv IN.
Fourteenth Pennsyivania Regiment aud First
City Troop, a nephew os Cs,t Buil-r Of IN.
Confederate aTmy, WAS taken p-'s1Gr-. Ssve-. teen
prisoners, cons st!ng az weli-Eno ssctssl oaists
ana Tue enetpy's troopers, are under tue are 81
MAJOR spear, provost marshal Th!s ngmb-r
Delaware
The First and Third PsRnsylv.uIs Rrc snsutS
remain hete at presen! AZ guard 70, tEis slat,ou
One hundred and sixty hCrsss in the Quarter
masters ep2TtmCat are already unfit servlc.
from various caasrs Orders hsvr been ,ssus,.
that the brigade qusrtermss:ers mast f.raFa .,r
themselves, giving recsi pts la tie re,.nr ~ a..
ment.
Capt. John "A Filler. Of the volunteer. W.. On
picket quad las, nigL: rear a.. touss OF Ron
Charl.s FaClkner, late Minister Ca FrsL.-
Yesterday his wife entered the lines ard tenainei
AT her hous- until late on MOndsv sf ernooa She
procured pass from Msior spear Of the Twenty
third Pennsylvania Reg lnIeni who las bs en- o.
Copying the position Of provost marsha. II ~ d,
place since our troops arrived here Capt fade
refused 10 lei her pass With a carriage al ed viii
lettuce, pess aud otter vegetables FOR ;hs rs. az
the Confederaiss, under pass f,on The marshal
She, however, at length procured a pass from
Gen Patterson, under which she paEs-d opt OF the
lines.
An order given yesterday 10 move this ~ y-nIrp
VAS countermsnded last night . ~ O'Clock The
reason is evidently that Tot, "a aud can
non had not reached here with which 20 penetrate
TO Richmond as an independent column
Gen McClellan's purpose is not 20 Ioiu orr col
umn, but 10 keep Western Vir2ina intact from
the Confederate forces along the line of "a. BlG.
Ridge, clear 20 the kanayba, aud pete,frta 20
East Tennessee, At least 20 as 10 open conmunlra
uon with the Union men - that reg lon. and sup
ply them with arms. 8ud 10 cot If coma. .nict.
tion with the eNIems southwest and Vir-in,a
along the line Of the Virginia aud gtnIczs Ri
road This, as a s.rsteg &c movement g. the oct
important movement Ga Land that has ~; b-en
made.
General Pattersoa's column will certainly cave
here TO- morrow
The New York Ninth and Tyv, niy-. = an. IT,
New Hampshire Twelfth. and Ia, Peuis. !....,a
First, Seventeenth and rweu,y-auh Re. iLl....
arrived here yesterday. This adds s GO me- .,
our force making total Of very near ~ GO Iasr
MIR Weitsong has been appoiat-d po.tmAster at
this place, and viii enter on 3 8 du;iss tu morrow
Everything Is quiet here up 10 six O'Clock thls
evening.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS


Fortress McSROE, July I'll. T. song.ter
q native OF Philsd"lphia, of Col. Bakers resi-
ment, was shot In mistake BY q sentry on SUNDAY
night. He died Yesterday
Thirty men Of Col. Wardlops regiment made
a Reconnaissance within nine miles Of Yorktown
They went between James X liver and Crest Beth
ell Al The Latter place ;here IL posted two hun
dred Confederate cavalry and one hundred ortil-
lery
Recruits from New York FOR Duryea's regiment
have arrived here
The time OF the Massachusetts, regiments .N-
pirss on the 10Th inst That Of the Firs; Vermont
a few days later
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The Battle In Missouri-Additisual PartIcu.


ST.: Lcu's, July ll-I.ieut. Toskin. Colon, I
Sigers adlutant, who comes bearer Of dispatc hes
gives additional particulars Of tie battle near
carthage The State troops Were posted on
rdge IN tue prairie with FIVE pieces or artillery,
The artillery cf Col. Sigel approached within
500 wards with four cannon in the centre, a body
OF infantry and six-pounder, under Lieut.. Col
Hessondare. on the left. Col. Solomans CON-
mend. with one six FOUNDER, was on the rig hit
and BODY OF infantry wat also behind the centre
The artillery Oh Colonel Sigel's left opened fire
with shrapnell, and soon the engagement became
general. The enemy had no grape, and their az
tillerists being poor, their balls went over the
heads Of the Federal troops After two hours
firing the enemys artillery were entirely silenced
and their ranks broken. About $50 Of their cav
airy then undertook TO outfank Col Sig and cut
OF his baggage train, which was three miles
back, when a retrogade movement was ordered
and the train was reached In good order sur
rounded by infantry and artillery, and .hus the
retreat was continued Till a point was reached
where the road passed through a high bluff on
each side Of which the eEemy's cavalry were
posted In large numbers.
By feint Of intending to pass round the bluffs
Col Sigel drew the cavalry In a solid body into
the road from their position, when by rapid
movement OF tie artillery he poured a heavy cross
fire OF canister shot into their ranks. and az the
same time the infantry charged in double Quick
time. and In ten minutes the State forces were
scattered In every direction. E!ghty-fve riderless
horses were captured, and sixty five shot guns
number OF revOlvers and Bowie knives were
picked up from the ground
Col Sigel did notsuround Carthage as repor ed
Yesterday, but attempted to reach piece If woods
the north side Of the town and after two hours,
desperate fg biting, In which all the forces Oh both
sides were engaged. and in which Lieut.. Taske
thinks the enemy lost nearly 200 In killed, Col =
succeeded in reaching the woods, and the enemy
retired to Carthage. Col Sigel fell back on Sar-
coke, whence be proceeded next day 10 Mount
Vernon. The messenger met Gen Sweeny's COM
mdnd five miles, and Col Browns regiment six
teen miles from Mount Vernon, pressing forward
TO reinforce Col. Sigel. Lieut.. Col. W off was
not killed, az first reported.
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cENsloN OFFICE, JUNE 6ru, 1851.
TO ALL WHOM 1T NAV ,,,,-x,,.,,-

Application having been mace aUoe, Zee a.. o,
Od June, l0el, for tho reissue @ the Isna a. :,
rants oescrlsed herein, which q 81 eyed % saa
oeeh ost or DESTROYED, nOto- IS rere.Y given .bsI
q. tne cate following the de- cnptiun Of each War
faAt' rev Certificate, of izs tenor. viii D. a. -
shSd' u 20 va Ill ohg sCtlon sEa then anrpar
No. OK, !OE ~ acres, issued 10 AZ IN =, 49,.
ana or the 18th Cf October, gas-. unge, 49,. =
81 March, ls55-Jul, stn, 1861 'i'e aSS %
NO h,9I4, Tor so acres. issued ro3er IRE ., . g
10 Gu "a, Iaoo, IN the naIae % Willam TA,ioT
gust Z. 1851. - ~ -i0'Ss' iooo-AA
10. o. 80 Tor le acres isSU "a uYd,r the set of
. SIsst0L' tao2' = the nan Q of SuFR.Ha EubhcrJ
n.SN OF John Hub 6rd, decreased aud Frar.s-f
vi. rEe iyth cay Of June, id56.-AugI 4 81, .36I,
NO. Lille, Tor l0p acres, ISSUED uudsr at az 81,
" AsgOstus Ing ram, private of Captain Murrsy's
SSolHPSas. seeond Regiment vi Tennessee Inisr-
40. 20 !S5 FOR In acres, issued under the set Of
March, 1855, IN The name Of JacOb Quick A 4
Der 81, S6l. ri"
NO % coz, for 30 acres, issued under the ae. q
SePtembef, 1850, an the name oi nzAbeth WeI,s
WIDOW OF Daniel Wells, ant granted on the 2tL
uas OF SepteT be-, 1854 --eptembe- e. 1851
no - S1l, Tor 100 aor~s IssHsi auaar toe ~ ~
March, fS55, IN the name Of Alexander UTTn- aud
granted on the 18th day of October ls56 ptenI-
JOSEPH n. BARRETT
nm
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DIED.,

In Georgetown, on Friday morning, at 2 O'CLOCK
JAMES uhRRI, infsut son OF George w. and
Sarah .. Blaxe, aged II months end 10 days
=, The funeral wi t.ke place from Mrs. May A.
Hurdles. No 13S High street, to morrow atuT-
day afternoon, at O'Clock.
On the 18th instant, FRANCIS z. TRAY. aged
% years
Bls friends requested to attend his funeral,
on Sunday aitaTnoon at O'Clock from hi late res
idenye. No SIS Eighth street. Navy Yard.
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VESSELS CAPTURED BY pRIvArEERs

BosroN, July IA brig from Bangor arrived
at Newport this morning, with the crew Of the
brig John WEIGH, Of Trinidad, for Falmouth,
which was captured by he p.ivateer Jea Davis
on Saturday, Of Cape Hauerss. The crew was
put on board the ship John Goodwin, Of n York,
for Montevideo. They ransacked the ship, hut
allowed her 70 proceed on account Of her drsft Of
water. The privateer JEFF. Davis also captured
the schooner J. CIV arner, of New York, and an
unknown brig, one hundred miles southeast Of
n antucket, In the south shoals
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% Though rgx srAE II printed on The n.sess
neen p<os IN ase south of Baltimore, Its edition
70 large q 10 uire 1t 70 BE- put 70 press at
early hour Advertisements, therefore, should be
hent In before II 0'clook IL; sihsr~lse they may
aot appear until tie eek. day.
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I.NC Al NE VS..

UrTHE srAR publishes the List OF Letters
.snain,ng &c the Washington City Post Once
under the provisions Of the law directing them
10 Be p1iE:sd In the newspaper having the largest
circulation within the delivery Of the ONCE. It's
TODD daily circulation Is more than double that
Of any other Daily printed In the District Of Co
tumbia
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SUPER BLACK SILK MANTIl.LsS. 81 g. A.
~ tiul sly eS, a SO. Sll, AMI J ; sag'
Mhite, BLACK, and Ores BAtNE6t IArsTE:
Las and SACQft COATS. &c, rery cheap
,ChesR Is SEX Lace 81 JARL SilAW.S sud
BLACk LACE POINTS from 81, rows-is
Bi.ACh LACE 81 "a N6j- EEa CIRCULARS
al aIoat Oao hail me Hsust prCa.
At MsNNNEIL'S
Mantll'a aud FanCy store,
W. an 49, a
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AffairS In If InniS

ST. Louis, July l0.-Judee CaIrons charge 20
the grand jury was read In the Circuit Court L.
day. IL treats the question Of treason at sres,
length.
Uriel Wright made application for a writ of
haoeas corpus In the cas's Of EX-SENATOR Grecu
aud JOhn Howard, now held la the custody OF
The U forces at Canton. No Judge shack
land also applied for similsr writ In the CASE 81
Capt Campbell, ore Of tie prisoners taken az
Camp Jackson.
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Tornado in Canada East,

NOMINAL, July 10 "A violent gale aad rain
storm was experienced here yesterday, doing con-
siderable damage. Trees were blown down.
fences leveled, sheds unroof-d, chimneys de
stroyed, and the contents Of lumber yards were
scattered about the streets Several peysons were
sefiousiY injured
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New Senator frsm Kansas

CINCINNATI, July 10 p. 7. Stanton, CT Kansas,
paused through here to-day en- route for Washiug.
ton. He has been appointed by the Governor Of
Kansas to fiji the vacancy in the Senate, caused
by Lanes acceptance Of the Brigsdier General
ship In the ysg ulsf service.
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NOTICE. District Of Columbis Advertisements
20 be inserted In the BALTIMORE Sun are received
o. and forwarded from The STAR OHcs.
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SrAssIss CASE yesterday afternoon, a con-
siderable excitement was caused In the vicinity
OF street, from Eleventh 10 Seventh. by rem
confer between two soldiers, Walter E. Cox, OF
the Twenty Sixth New York Regimsnt, Company
d, and Thos Barry, which resulted In the latter
being wounded. After running a long distance.
pursued by citizens and soldiers, Coz delivered
himself and his arms to a captain Of the Mozart
Regiment, who turned him over to policeman
Ross, who conveyed him to the Central guard
house The wounded soldier was taken 10 the
hospital, where he received the attention Of the
physicians there He made a statement, In which
be declared that he Ia not aware OF having pro-
voked the assault In any way. This ststement,
made before Justice Dom, was sent 10 the Central
station This morning the preliminary hearing
was bad before Justice CLARK The only witnesses
were Edmund Duvall and the policeman. The
latter knew nothing of the case more than the
pursuit and arrest Of the prisoner Duvall testified
that he was at the pump on Eleventh and F streets
and saw the two men engaged in fight at q
street; they were closely engaged, when the pris-
oner drew knife, large bowie knife, and
struck the other, who turned and ran; the pris-
oner pursu ed him short distance and then started
away to escape, passing with the knife In his
hand near where witness stood The circum.
stances relative to the satisfying the Justice
that the wounded man Ia not dan gerously wound
ed, the prisoner held to bail for court In the
sam OF $500
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SailtaK Of the Euysva

BosToS, July l0.-The steamship Europa sailed
al 10 o'clock this morning, with IS passengers for
HALIFAX and 81 for Liverpool. She tax ssI 90 In
specie.
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For the Army.

PARIS Celebrated Patent American
CAME CHEST.
CONTAINING
TABLE, SEATS, CDORT,G AND T.-Tr
FChNTTUhE
FoR MISS OF ForR,
wan Other Useful Articles for Camp CorafDt.
AL combined in chest 81 Inch q loag g S,.3,.s,a
10 aseP, AID weighing on!y 30 Pounds,
now on exhibition al the
FURNISHING WARRRooMs oF
JAMES &. MCGUIRE & CO
~ 2-6t Corner OF T-atI at IA Ia. nv.Upe
NOORE'S WEST END SODA FOyNT
.t ~ ldi operation, dispensing pure q. rt,-.c
Aolu ;sst-r, with moe sIrGgG OF different u.,l-s
In add!G0n 70 hne - OK of Medic mes. be has
seaeEaI assortment Of Toilet A. ticl s. tte Ctgsr.
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The SECOND MAssAcHUsETrs REGIMENT, Col
Gordon, left Boston on Monday afternoon, to pro.
coed by way of New York and Harrisburg to Join
General Patterson's division In the Valley Of Vir
ginia. The regiment numbers $50 men It IL
the ninth regiment which Massachusetts has sem
TO the seat OF war.
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DISPATCH OF Business The House of Repr,-
sentatives Yesterday limited speeches in Commit
tee Of the w hole TO Ave minCtes and the vigilant
chairman, Mr.. Wsshburn, endeavored TO cOnhne
the speakers to the precise subjects Of the several
amendments Three or four episodes, however,
were allowed. in which members 'defned their
Positions" but the bills making appropriations
70: the support Of the army and navy were pass d
through the committee without material anne nd
ment, aud were concurred In by the House with
but little show of opposition.
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MovIYa .-The Eighteenth New York Regi-
ment went into Virginia by way Of steamboat to
Alexandra to day.
The First New Jersey Regiment I'd Brigade,
crossed over into Virginia. via the Long Bridge,
about noon to-day, accompanied by a long train
Of wagons
p. S.-Another New Jersey regiment has Just
now q, p M gene down to the river TO take
steam boat for Alexandria.
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"MERcuRYn writes to the Baltimore Sun :
" Postmaster Clephane renders to the Department
his accounts for the half Of the quarter during
which he has so ably presided over our city pos.
office. The unpsid letters amount to Sil3 OF;
stamps sold So ,75 62, number Of free Letters for
that period 3e O96i and the balance paid the gov
eminent Is So 507 81"
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THE MOZART REGIMENT marched down to the
Arsenal this morning, from Camp Scott, for the
purpose OF getting arms.
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Q lo-IaH
w shi PfRSotViSSENcE HOSPITAL

This Institution, WIN h is under he oo,troI ,,d
direction OF sisters OF Charity, experienoes -,
nursing and hospital mana ement, is no - On, .,
ne public. IL rs located short distance -
81 the Cap tol and immediately Opposite tLa vrs,I
h mo $ arroii mansion, or second street east
Inc DulidIngs are spacious, and, with the Ale !,
hons recently made, well aSispter 10 LosSs,si r,s
poses. The grounds are ex sensive AM wei, A.
OUT ana tasteiUlly orna-nen;ed y in choice frpIi
aLo shale trees, everEIeens, and Towering Fhvuf.s
fIovldence Hospital 10 admirably suited 10 MS
uehts Wlsli ng 20 sval themss yes of lie ,dys1
"a Sss el pltal, and vet enjoy ali tie com or.s
90; oo SS.st oI Irlsaie house. All persons sufeT-
.t.s ON case slt;es or nOn-coat Iziogs "a Eases p
curing snrgtcai or med cal trCstInc7t VII n. 81
nhttsq upon complying with the regulations ana
condI'lcas Of the institution -S
ait nus WI De recel, ell in the " ards a. faur
uoilat- per week, or 10y ARRANGEMENT cHG nave grI-
ss,e rooms on reasonable terms tn y will no
celV7 the care and attention cir cases nav re-
qulre from lIr. j. NJ. DoNsR, the Physictan' a.
Soi Seon Ia charge of the house, exc pt when p.
LeAt prefers TO employ has own physIe an. On 60
eestS Ecu 10 give all the members of ths medic.I
PIoession lp toe District equa Ity OF privIeres
TINS Institution. AM every physician who ma
nave case IN 10 nay rest assured that ma parent
VIII Re cs6efully Dnrsed and his medical ,l;-r,ua
talthfu ly executed. ie la-saTs,.
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EOR HlRE-A SERVANT BOY, abou. II
L years of sge, who has been accustomed to
Homework, of honest and sober hsbits. He viii
he hired by the month year. Irquire at No So
Pa. avenue. between 81 st aud 22i sts. jy Il-Sts
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CAPTAIN GODDARD reports that duringthe month
OF June the number of arrests exclusive Of SOL
diers) was l2l. White males, 81 white females,
II Colored males, Sc; coiored females, 20. 157
persons were accommodated with lodgings
Amount OF judgments and costs for violations OF
city ordinances, 1913 So, Of which there was col.
lected 1899 CO.
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LIST OF LETTERS
REMAINING IN TIE POST OFFICE,

WAsHISsToN CITf, July II, 1851.
(Ordsred TO be inserted in the EVENING STAR, u
being the newspaper having the largest circulation
Of any daily paper published In Washing tol.l
UAn persons applying for letters IN the follow
ing list, will please say they are ApvKRrrsRp
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COMPANY f, (Zouaves,) Capt. Powell, Of the
District Volunteers, 10 not yet mustered out of
service, as stated, as their time does not expire
until next Wednesday. On yesterday two hand
some guide colors were presented 10 the Zouaves
by Rev Mr.. Sipes, on behalf Of the ladies Of the
No;thern Liberties. Capt. Powell made grace
ful acceptaiion speech, and sgniied the Teadi-
ness OF the Z9usves to defend our homes and
tresides whenever occasion may require.
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COysHs.-The srdden changes of our climate are
sources OF Pulmonary, Br0schiaI and Asthma,ie
remedies often aot speedily aud certainly when
taken IN the early stages of the disease, recourse
ISoehss," or Iozenges, lot the Cold, Cough, or lr-
rtatlOn Oh ms Throat be over slight, as BY this
precantlon more serious attack msy be efectualy
varded Oft. PabIie Speakers and Stsgsrs will ind
them ed ectua for clearing and streng then Ing the
voice. See advertisement. de lily
READER. have you seep Prof Woods advertise
nsent our paper. ReaS il; it will interest you.
an 20 eOly
To Iay AFFLICTKDi-ge sure 70 read THE onvsr-
.sssEec; of McLean'E Strengthening Cordial and
Hood Purifier In another column. II
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FEMALE EDU GATION,

T. q EMhLE ECU "A HON,
l. HOSE Parents who wish .isair dsuz bter. On p,
oelye thorough and sy stematIS Cducatf6r ynsr.
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