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I'd hand to hand in te,noe

lace /. .... nd hand to hand in teinort
combat.
Tho Mississippians. having discarded
their rides. fell hack upon their Bowie snives.
Of huge dimensions. eighteen 10 twenty
inches long. heavy in proportion, and sharp
or iva edged at the point. Attached to the
handle was lasso some eight to ten feet in
length, with one end securely wound round
the wrist.
NY informsnt says when these terrific
warriors approached to within reach OF their
lasso, nut waiting 10 come in bayonet range,
they threw toward their Bowie -kniyes at the
Zouayes after the fashion Of experienced har-
PIONEERS striking at whale.
Frequently they plunged in, and pene-
trated through 4 soldiers body. and were
jerked out ready 10 strike again whilst the
victim sunk into death. On several occa-
sions, the terrible Bowie. knife was transhxrd
in Zuuaye and the Zo1ave's bayonet in q
Mississippian, both impaled and falling 20.
gether. So skilitully was this deadly instru
inent handled by the Misslssippian that hs
could project il 10 the full lasso length. Kill
his victim. withdraw il again with suddes
impulse. and catch the handle unerringiy.
I if by any mischance the Bowie. knife miss.
ed its aim. broke the cord fastening il to ths
arm. or fell TO the earth. REVIEWERS were mex
resorted to and used with similar dexterity
The hand to hand closing in with both pisto
and Bowie.knife. cutting. slashing. carving
and shooting almost in the same moment
was awful beyond description. Blood gush
ed from hundreds Of wounds. until. ami,
death, pi,iful groans and appalling sights. i
staunched the yery earth. My Zouaye cham
pion say. himself aud comrades did har,
lighting. stood up manfally to the murderou
conflict, but never before knew what un
daunted bravery and courage meant.
i He felt no further ambition To engage il
such renconters. Having been shot ,hrous
the wrist BY = revolver, after escaping tn
fearful Mississippi weapons. and dlsable'
from further active participation in the srug
gle. he willingly preferred To reap the glor.
son. convinced that to fight against Mlssi'
sippians with Bowie-knivrs and pistols, aite
receiving a volley Of their sharp-crsckin
rifles. is no ordinary fun.
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rights aad itDe, ties ~ their h0o,, otate, .io.
rated and Disseminated Of the delt sted ty-
rants now domneerlng over her.
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named Chandler was bound over. and others
Will be II arrested. This is M time TO par
ley with men Among us, who are mics Of
the South. lie that is not Tor US is against
us, and must be dealt with accordingly.
Raleigh Standard.
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pggp RIyER lRoy ANn co,L.

Mr. lahn Calvin. Just down iran Deep
River, has shawn Us this moraing some spe.
rilnen. uf wrought iron prOioeed iron the
ores Of tie Tys0 uibr. and made on the
spa, under his saperiniendeuee. The iron
is 81 The finest quality. and the experiment
has satisfied Mr.. Calvin. himself practical
llnn manufactured. that u IS. e0mme5cialty
speaking. practicable 60 make iron on Deep
River ially equ.lto the best imported brand
81 commercially i meant. Al rates rqualiy
reasonable II not more - Than other iron II
similar quality en-. under usual eircumstan.
ces. b. offered IL matket.
On he Dvep River are fosnd III the els.
msnls necessary. anti IN elrs- jaxtaportinn.
lie resources u the present apparatus AZ thc
f,sur Mine are adequate u the pguIacllon
u about III tons week.
Tas coal j. picked up IRON the batiom ~
the Egypt shsfl anil /. very pure, bstsRih
mus coal. excellent lor lurnacr ~ gns making
ptrppss,. and NC learn ,hati, viii .hprtk
be fara.shei to our people al rates hat
siil leave npihing 10 regret on account Of
the want 81 Pennsylsauia anthfae,ts.
The coal hrT sent 10 market. wiH We pre-.
sumo epme principally from the Egy9s Niue.
uatler the - seriuirndence Of VIZ. Mclean.
several experiments have been made 10
the sat u manufacturing ke,os.ne oil. aud
after several failures. We believe that the
practicaJiIity n the enterprise has been lie.
monstraied. Mr.. Patton hopes 20 BE- able 90
turn out supply Of gopi oil for barsing
pefpases BY the I'll. VIZ JssrHaL
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EFFEcrs or THE War on THE NaRrH.-A
letter in The \. Y. Day Book from Illinois.
says that the blockade Of the Mississippi has
" utterly and totally ruined Illinois" II
first destroyed the banks, and now produce
Is ansaleable. Corn. usually worth 50 cents,
i down 10 eight cents bushel!
The New York hotels are doing next 10
nothing sign that the merchants are do
ing likewise. Their daily arrivals average
about one.tenlh Of the usual number.
At Saratoga, il is stated that not sin
gle hotel begins 70 pay expenses. The re-
ceipts Of leading hotel on the 4th Of July
this year were ss., against sl4Oo last year.
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cossepoHs Bassos.-ws learn, on Rpp,l
authurity. that Commodore Barron, 81 she
Confederate Navy. has been assigned 10 do
~. by President Davis, on the coast Of North
Carolina and Virgins Wit, lhs armament
already Al his eommand. in connection With
oar land batteries on the coast. IL u thought
that he will give the Yankee. warm reerp.
Tim.
II will be seen from this that the Canfed.
ate government has assumed en- tire centred
u our /" suast defeness." and 10 allay al sns.
rely On The subject. " can assure oar friends.
On the sea eul.t anil elsewhere. hat Gov.
Clark i uniting NJ opportunity. bot u en-.
playing I'll The Ineans a. his command. q
have them rendered not only secure against
attack. but prepared thoroughly for offensive
operations. Nais JgaraaL
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Raleigh Standard.
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HEAp AND TAIL.-'rhe old Union wasa
complete while, and. until the overthrow nf
the Constitution by sectional fanaticism, was
a very perfect Whole; but now, since the
separation, il is divided into two parts. head
AMI tail. The eleven states composing The
Confederate Government we call the head.
while the Yankee states, together with Ken
lucky. Maryland. Missouri and Delaware.
forms the tail. or Rump. Hence il is hat
I.incnln's Government is styled the Rump
Governments, his Congress the Rump Con-
gress, a.. |, il the tail end of wIa, former
Iiy constituted the great American naiion.
and when Kentucky, Missouri anal Mary
land shall have been redt emei II will be
very insignificant tail. Asu5srn Pyogrsss.
/ rHg Hoo CRop.---Farmers should turn their
thoughts to the matter at once. pig taken
in hand nov and properly fed, will make
good bacnn by February. The regular stuck
hogs, by the same feeding begun at once. will
double the usual average OF pound, by De-
cemher. The abundance OF corn will enable
farmers to adapt this system Immediately.
The subject is too important TO be neglect
i ".
iui war, nor secure our independence.
Richmond Wig
B.AuREoARp GnnlSo. "A lette Z from Wash
ington, dated July ~. says;
A despatch is said to have reached Seere-
tary Chase and the Secretary Of War stat.
ing that Gen. Beauregard, with strong
furce, had crossed the Potomac, near Lees
Ia. - a.,
intelligence. MANY believe Il be premature.
and others think Gen. Beauregard will, as "a
matter of course, attempt TO stop the advance
OF Gen. Banks, aud the army OF the Shenan.
doah. into the valley Of Virginia. A part
Of Johnston's cavalry had gone to Kerry
i vile on Sunday. TO look after Patlerson's,
now Banks's command.
II is NOW apparent from Gen. Patterson's
statements that he has never been 10 comb
lion to advance into Virgins. aud much
less 70 attack Gen. Johnston. ~ho was supr-
rior 10 him ii numbers aud IN artillery, anl
had the advantage 81 choice Of position.
II WAS remarked in the Senate debate
Yesterday iha, probably the advance upon
Riehmond would nav be delayed AL cool
!. weather. and that, meanwhile. the most Inn
], paf.ant ehor,s Of the government mast Be
: made upon The calsts. too the suppression Of
! prisaiecring and smuggling. The North.
ern Shippers prove 70 be expert smuggiers.
T.iScoLS's eoxoREss.-In debate In the
! Senate. Mr.. Rreckihridge has made another
strong anti.lineola speech, shsrging the
responsibility fot The var on the last Con
!, gtcss aud Lincoln that the constitution had
been deliberately trampIed under foot and
ilagrantly violated that il the war continue.
!, twelve months. CO .stltutional liberty will
, cease TO exist on this continent. We hope
y not though il ssalread ceased to exist al abe
. North. The DAY is DO, yet. (he said "a
{ closing bat is nigh. when terrible aC-
i eoantabiliiy must be given TO the people Tor
Z the results Of this unnecessary. cruel and
g sindietise var. FsysYrriHe 0bse,rs.
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6 So s
The sun., 1861-08-21
FsieIss Powers .sd the BI,ch,s,.

VdshinSton, Aug. pas much is said sbout
the attitude Of Eu'op'aa powsrs thraAtsnins
the blockade, sfssr spscisl ioq airy q. th, s l'o
Department, thors Is authority foe saying tia.
10 tbs in'ia' CO wasn tho Niagara wh OF th,
station OF rChMleston Ter . holrs L,rd LroNi
o'oush' the sibjsct to th, not c, ottn u Uiitsd
Satoi G)vornmsnt. With hat ,xes,,jon. .hch
happened II "ssks sso, 70 foreign gov,rnmsut
has expressed word tf di.c,ntsnt 60 this
sov'rnm'tt concerning the b'oeSsds o. tbs
eontnry il 10 universally respected by foreign
govsnnsn's, although son Of ihslr subj ,cs
arc vary ac'ivo in end,avoing TO evAi, the
blockade, Ard very clsmorous sg,in,t Il.
The sun., 1861-08-21
RUsINEss STANDS 70 LEr. AT MOD
.,ToRe ToLRrArIow wpENrs. s,o,
,,ssTR,LRSiTR5AD or NEW JER-

resTRsL RziTR0AD or NEW JER-
~ bEY, from foot of Qortlandt q -Uoa ioo,ing at
Hsmston Junction with Delawsre, laaeksw w,nua ana
Nesb RI RAiJosd, and at Rasrn with Lshigh NAl.
lev Rsilrosd sud ts conSectlo1s tirmins a direct
line to PIrrSBURG and the WEST, without cianse
SUMNER AIR RANGHxENr
OcmucnciDg Juae %, lSGl-LeAyo NeE YORK a.
follows
HAnisnUBGu RxrRBs ~ g. An, for nr,on,
IesdLl 8, Psttville, HarrisbMkk haueh Chunk, VIII
Mai TaIfs-Ats An, for Kast'n, water Gap,
scrsntJD, GtoAt Bend, Piston; wilkes s5arre, &c
l2M. TnRoUGu IRAIs For kasion. hauoh Chunk,
WiliAmspoft. Reading, POtisvide, Hamburg, sc.
4PM TuROrGu TRitN-For Eaton, Bothiohsm,
Al entown and Msuch Cnank
b.9JrM, WAY rRAIs-For Bomerville.
500 I'm. Western BKptoss for Ksstou, Allentown,
r. ading, HarTh burg, fttaburg, and the Wert. sleep
ing Cars from jersey mtg through N PitshurG'
RXPREsS TRAIN FOR HARRISBURG.
The A w. KIpres- Train from NV Yoik, arrives
A HaTr sbu!E kt oonnecting B,st and Weet! on
penusyly .nia Central Railroad, NoitnsTn central
REitoad, North aud South, aId with Cu'abShana
THE TnROU1H KxvREIs TRAIN FOR THE
WKsT, leaves Nsw York at IN. daily t5dndAYs
eTesp'e } making oose rom ertion A. Harris burg
With PennrylvAr Ia RuIo Id-wlth no change OF cars
70 Pit'shutg ard but 70 Ctno unst, and ChosRo.
Fouru hOurs time u uAvId hv taking this tfsi
pIIZ lHHTaPORT AND N1W YORK FEVHf.
Leave New Yo from Per No; Nonh River At
The boats stop at he gen Poiat and nhiaors hAts
bor every tTip each way, Y,.,,. . ,...
als lY'i05
The sun., 1861-08-21
ORUeGIsr AND PHAKMAcEurIsr-y.

DE GRsT 1ssa N the soraaT q Allsu and sts.-
N ia NsN 1oTkl Sould raspecfully ln1orn tbs In
hAhlans of EAst brooklyn, that hAyiaG sold out tbs
east ten years. he oondacbed the bune. 70 tho entcs
.Lssiaoign Of yheias and the public anS h4ytnH
roW piTchASod the interest Of I. WHrnHOkh In
NJ drus ors 90 well established In the favor o. ths
publc y Has. Brooklyn, he -ni continue the basi-
.. In Me same location teorner Of hycts an
Haufllr Avsnusal, giyins II bis pensonal and uars
mItfinE stisnton and IN every way Itrivag 70 ment
IRON ShysisiAns md Ihs saAba . uhsrAl A"oua' "
KScSSlI atteuiioa yin be sivss 70 NE lrspsrAtisa
and dispensns OF medidnea h ALL HOURS OF ths
fer.cns dsdreas o. obssinlnk pdrs ..s gaADgL..
Articles Perfumsry, 30. viii &c we'll 10 call preVioos
% making THAR purchase. elsewhere, Among the
MANY eToellenf aTtolaa Whioh hs win ksep 0n sale,
Will be found Furman,s hHHUMATIO AHHIHlLA'
TOR, 12 oans Per bottle, and Bnest = Cs y Unrtvh-
"a Columbian 6AIR DYn-ao oents per boz. Alse,
n1S CID and we'll oatAbliahsd 0RRIg TOOTH PABrr
which he guarantees hAs aos n sSusl - ths nar
ksA Prsa - oen1. hn NAs-
The sun., 1861-08-21
Buu Rus ,hrouah J.bn Ball.. Glasses.
Special Correspondence of The London Times.
WAsHINGToS, July 20, 1861.

wAsHIsGroS, July 20, 1861.
Islt eovn 70 give az account-not OF the
action YESTERDAY, bat OF what saN with nv
oN .yes, hitherto not of,sa dScsivsd. and Of
that heard with my own ears, aich, In this
countrI, arc rot 80 much TO bS trultSd. Lat
me. however express an opinion as 70 the At
fa,r tf Yesterday In the Grst place, the rs-
pults If the F,dNalists, decided as 1t wa,
might have had no sHous effects whatever,
bsvc nd tho mere fh ur1 which politically was
of greater ocnsquarce than it wAs Ia a militia
~ ssnss--but tor the diSgrAcefnl conduct Of
he troorS. III, retreat on heir linss a. Cea
tleyills s,emB 10 have ended in o,Wartly
rcut-A miLerabls, eSus,lsss panic. Sach
s,aI Ids!ous behavior on the part Of soldiers
should have consid,rsd impossible, Ss with
,Jmo expNleneo Of camps and armies, have
naysr, even in alarms among camp followers,
sssn the ike Of II.
kUssALLs oPpIoA OF OUR "FIoHILSd
PowERs."
ThA North Will, no doubt. recover the shock
Hitherto she has only rAid, "Go ani fight 70
ths Uniou." The South has exclaimed, LIS
us osht for our rights" Tho North must pu
| "a bsat mes into the battle, or she win insyi
| tably fan before the energy, tho personal hI
tired, snd the superior lighting powers Of h'
AntsgOnist.
The sun., 1861-08-21
sho " Jeneisoni~n" Nsw,p.por Onlco
cleaned slnt.

P2l1dRphil, Aug. 20 - The Je6srson an
u'WsrsPSr Office. in Wstcbsstsr. wa, qa'stly
vi'itsd by crowd las. nigat aud "el.ai oi
out" There waSno distnrb.aco Mo.t Of III.
residents Of the place were igdorsnt os what
waI soing on until the w,rk was effected.
The sun., 1861-08-21
ths Editor Of the E.sox Couaty DsT-Ocrai
rarred end Featnored add hiddoA on
HaIl IL Haverhil, Mass


Boston, Aug. 20 In Hsverhill, Mass., last
night, AMBRosH l.. KlMBALL, editor Of the
Esssr County Democrat, "a weekly sscessi IN
sbest was fordbly taken from his houss by an
excited mob, and refusing information, was
covered with coat OF tar and feathers, aud
ridden on a rail through the town. Subso.
queutly, under threats Of violence, Mr.. K.
promised to "dry up" In aid Of rebellion, and
was liberated. The town authorities and many
good citizens unsu,Gss'ully attempted to quiet
the mob.
Tho brig Rockingham a, this port from Port
au PAX, reports having experienced hurri.
care Aug. Is, In lat. 1890 log. 90 80. A, the
mms tims was In company with ship sup
posed TO bO Nav York LivarpOol Packet, and
,AW mar lose h4r miEzsn mast
The sun., 1861-08-21
WAR DGrtRrMg,r, Aur. 20,


ofHosi
WAR DGriRrMs,r, Aug. 20, 1861.
OMesIs who have rot bson mustered ints he
seTvtco have power TO enrol msn, but aro not
competenti 10 muster than undsr tho provisions
o. Gsnmal Order No. 90. current series from
tho War Department. la this case, th, mus
ter TO bs made by some Off Jsr, either vol
unteor or regulN, already In the service, AVID
the oath must be administered by q civil off.
esr, or an ofti'sr OF tho regular army, protera-
bly, the latter.
Ia musteriog companies, tn, original mu,.
ter rolls will be retained at tho 60 mpiny rsn.
devious upon which thu names Of th, membe
will bs enrolled as they present the ns.l YES -
AS they are mustered, th,y will ba ssnt t. the
commanding oficers of the camps o, randez
yous, with dsicriptive list staang nan ne,
date OF snli1tmsnt and muster, the oflic r, Nv
.pnysd lor tSoss enteriug the service. and sach
other information ss may bs Necessary OF use
full In the case.
Niece ssary subsistence will be procured upon
returns signed by the mastering officer.
When on, hsf of a company has bsen mus =
tred into the service, the First Lisutsnant
thereof can bo m lstersd in, aud whom the or
ganization Of tho upiny Is completed, the
Captain and SSeond Lsut,nanl can bs mus-
trsds
Whsn the mon OF comp any have besu
mt .ered by more tna1 ono ouchi tuo thcL
must be stated on the muster-roll, opposite
tnoir names, by whom mustered, which rolls
must DO signed by each ofiicsr.
Field and STAFF officers can be mustered iu,o
the service upon the completion Of the orgaui.
zStiou Of regiments or companies, as follows;
Colonsl-ths entire ragimtnt.
Lieutenant -Colonsl-four conpanis.
kaJ r--hx companies.
hsplain, Surgeon. Adjutant. Q iartor Mas.
ter ami assistant Satgson-the entire iiBi'
me1ts
Ths cost of transportation of troops from tbs
pIacs OF muster TO the plics Of rendezvous will
hs paid for rs dirsctsl In g'nsral orders No.
50, CURE nt series from this oil %, from ths ap
preparation for collecting, drilling, and organ
izIng ths volunteers.
o .artsrmastsrs, at the camp OF rendezvous,
will make rtqulsitions upon tbs Adjutani-G'-
neral for tho fands nee sssary for this purpose
Az o1icNs charged With disbursement on
funds apprc priAtel un5er the act unontionoi,
Will forward 10 this liss = monthly summuy OF
state rents md accounts current with voueh,
srs, in the manner proscri'ed TOT the General
recruiting Sol vice.
The steamer Baltimore, about which 81
much anxiety WA expressed, hassrriysd at tb'
| NAyy Ynd from Fortress Monroe.
The sun., 1861-08-21

EOR rHk PILkB-
y gPFSA1M1 S1s1 4 y:,:,-, :s. ,.ra -. I. 1. .:s,
lhs. means have fsilsd. he pateat 1n eoasalt ths
Doctor personally At hl, onee. ~ toq5tn g W. ",
more than 80 yssrs and may Be eonsulted 10 relAies
o Ehis oG any other conpainh nom o,ciQek in ne
a ofdcs, sst Foorth 4, "a door hom the Boysry.
ssvssa os.; sSssT1, T,,.s "a iiiisfSe..S, iis S.S
~ TssssiIi
The sun., 1861-08-21

r ADIES-MRs. WORCESTER. TIE Ex'
Lparienood aud slp sc Dfll physletan and midEie'
nav 10 sonsuItsd 81 40 Charlton e. near 'ATieA-
aal5 G'1i3
The sun., 1861-08-21

A BEAUTIFUL SET OF TEETH ON
"A God go, on silver Sl0, pAriA placei from el
20 9? per tooth, with CT vthOut ,rraotns the ro1ts
N IN hllea With hla oements, gold or silver, from oc
cents 70 si each Teeth sItS, Sd without pain a.
tbSS h. n oyrns' Canal Il. aai bovery, ~ Dk II.
VILLHRN, San'r, Aub AAo'lbl
The sun., 1861-08-21
Kings alErALIo PAIRT.

r EHIaR nErALIo kALDr.
~ rSs Is the best a. ysl = mp,s essss a. - :. Sssf
Y. fog ali purposes exegpt tor ornAnonh Wok@
nors than double thai Of the beH leaa Rs!q,s =.
hres tlnss a. loaG q Led pAlnh and WI bressrV
VO0OI OANVAgH or .sy n4lsrti lonfer.
eAI1OPAIge. s1n sdnaia o. % aAmpaeN tot -.
fhRAL YnAkS. whils lsa4 paA.a yin Aot kesp cot
q SS public s.ss Ihs YALUl d a. .s,lsls, sas,
paantod WAs TIA only obtesl tb1 eolo9 81 mis- pakn
Z hAndaoans reddish br00n.
10 ~ q ~ N seekA slufe.s saee, by
rpnYve1a. BnnTHMg 90.
HisNa NJ Eslk AAsSlss 1sssA
The sun., 1861-08-21
.ORbumPlIUn UuAAD nI = n..A,As

4 tOnBUmPlIUn UukAD Dx ~ n~AhvA -
Scaoss indused rboss Who are suferinS With any
ss OHys, o ~ nrs5s.. s1on =,
65 ehsI hds OF bAck, oppressive brsstaln or dtEEt
80 of the hesN- should consult Dr, OTOOLh uho
u mA Ada us lr0Anant Ana cure ef ptiou hAs
pAoial sl6y f1T yosru, and who sAu rsfsr % almsr
% pattsnd Ia ths Gitg ans netshbschood of hsv
prssls eAsss, rslisf froa safisdax 4 EaArAnsssd b
hs Ont 3 holN srsStln.mai 90 % ~ y 0'EoQLa
aal RAaorJ0
The sun., 1861-08-21
.NR HoMkR nOarMIuK WILL O.utia aa

AR HoMkK BOgrWIOK WILL Continue
sDaos @ e oSsr.vs ~ s%ss1,, bss.s ssa s a. fSTs.e
S,5SSDtSc: rsosis cssRS..,s n "a ssISs. ps
r. b. bosE oa 6s allsr suhysss,~ith hIat o IoaaS
Ssn and sossa. bai0rs o 1heI m.rli11s, Z o. HtJ
"a shooIS n,--ssS this vAluahls bSoELFrom lha
iossos IsdLSsl ana ssrsicsl Jgarr,L rTiss q; Y
Se3 a Bread sGy, o. Il RICH AltD9On'S book s.ers,
S.Y 4, and 4 hoDFRsry. 81 nspsHSvsI 9r"
The sun., 1861-08-21

nR. PHELPS, INVENTOR OF THE
~ glaetro Dynometr, 22i sixth ave, cure. female
a mplAlnu. rhsum attain, partial PARALYSIS, stin
lous oontrnrs6d tscloa tplnAl Affections, uerV0 Gus
and phy scal ds llity and ouis diseases generally,
Ch.rTe. modersts, ty40 24As-1Sa
The sun., 1861-08-21

nR. J. 8. KNIGHT, PRINCIPAL or rae
~ NewYork sarge,at Bmt.ss Infituts-bess
No. the sat OF dsiOr nitV Ia children, ant all
e.4es rel IIitins bAndAge. In adut4 -operAdsns for
cure ef cub isst &C., aad Aivles given - ths p1oI
STats Once qT Sacond avenue, one block elst OF
la Cooper Instliats. M20 au1 HAAc'lsl
The sun., 1861-08-21
WKlyTAsvRH.

A kTIfIC1AL BONE FILING FOR DE-.
"A cAyed teeth-lnss rted while sot without prsars
o. pain. Aching teeth, or mere shells, otn be dlIef
and pressryed hg =; ai-.:---.-, J.s<sii.f sxnsDG
n. D. hoouis Sc Broadway, west sids, Vi. 81
above 18th T. aus SSlS
The sun., 1861-08-21

The I'd and fts B.t,alioss Of Doitsn, eto.
Ros'oq AuJ. 2O.-TAc 2 | and ith battalions
Of Boston hays voted unanlnousy 70 ofsr
their ser yless e the Government for three
mon ths.
Gov. ANDREW, In brief procla natlon'cSils
un1n IN, citizens of Massac husetts to come
ward and ill up tho regiments already &C
copied for the war. -,
Bst ween three aud four thousand men Will
bs for Wndsd during the present weak.
The sun., 1861-08-21

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