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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-02-12
CASH SYSTEM.
TRACTS FOR THE SOLDIERS.

TRACTS FOR THE SOLDIERS.
Reprinted Al Raleigh, n. G.
A voice from Heaven, 4pases.
Don't put Il oil,
All suficieBcy of ChIist,
Sell Dedication 10 God.
Private Devotion,
The Act Of Faith,
The Sentinel
Motives 70 Early Pieiy,
Come TO Jesus. Formerly ca psges1 nov 10
80. aud IN -four page tracts.
approved " all the Pastors d This City.
large edition 81 the above should be printed before
TIE type j. distributed viii cost $40 10 reset them.
The number and variety viii be increased funds sie
given. 500 pays Tor 5000 pages; $40 pays for
$1,000 pages, and 81 pays for 1900.
donations 10 be sent % the Agent, which he viii
sknowlege BY letter and report 10 each Of the Pas
tors Of tbs City. More than $4,000 pages Of new
tracts have been sent TO our soIjiers in Virginia.
WM.E CROWDER, Tract Agt.
July. 90
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min # ! ktts.
;1EasosH4 on y,cn. M. I'd CAKE Efznxs
TEiiss1sy Noipsax, February l3 ls62.

N .sscss qssscs Ke - CAx II sI ss1g
are still Rithont transaction to
H1t5ss vi bnt W hear tlat and 1860 were
- ~ plantation yesterday. &
Il 40 t,s thiag IA
y III he aales embrace Abont hhds.
1lssasa sefy anll NE, repeat previous quotations.
u prices ars barely ainea. Inferior 10
NJ ii Good Ia |, Far to Fully
NJ Al Prime to Choice IA Clarified Yellow
Heoonds AS, lied "a 81 a64 and
tsss Dried u n s5.ss
ADlAsaE The demand continues limited and
4 u ssies are confined to 1900 bhlss at @15e for
gss1ne1Sding, l5 fol Prine and l6c. for Choice.
I'D halfs bbla. at ID Il. gallon for Fer:
Ippn. ]. lob sacks Unbranded sold at -. I4s
Hhpetine 1t "A q 2222a bbls. Unbranded at $l1,
st bflss apsrfne At sls 500 Extra at $lt and 100
= rs u Dbl Il
nsHs 2oO sacks White sold it $50. % bushel.
n SACKS aolsi ~ s5e. V bushal & sas5
RAs 4 small lot sold at 80 as u 100 IBIS. ss
100 tisrcsss oId At and 40 At sac. q n.
q 100 RIO solta AZ 56c, VI III.
S3s EesSs isss s retailing at $50 ~ Dbl.
Shoulder retail At aIe., Ribbed Sidet
IN Esssr Sides and Plain Hams, none IN the mar
~. mi Sugar Gured Hams 25c. y b. s
R5inis Il tierpes y retailing ct ant
VI 225 v ss 3
I'M Tie retail demand for old tBolrbo1
Ienpng ahsla3 hass been supplied at sls COOS
zS settled amade from Louisiana Rum, at 81 n
~ ~ pgallon. s. M i. ia
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Heno commander. and Mr. Geo. lkipson, clerk,
leaves at o'ciock this evening forf bason honge'
Rayoti sara. Fort Adams, and al coast landings.
F1oAyuSE No. 5. Fos ATTAKAPAs-Ther regular
PASSENGER packet Picayune No. 3, Capt. H. Il.
BFoad, coumsnder, md Mr.. Geo. Dove Jr., clerk,
leaves for the abores via Plaquemine, at o'clock
this evening.
ELEASoR FoR ssouAcH1TA RIVER ~ The light
araneht and comfortable passenger packet Eleanor,
Capt. Tom Scott, commander, and Mr.. James w.
Parsons, clerk, leaves at o'clock this evening for
Camden and way points.
ERA No. FOR RED RfyER-The new, neat and
very light dranght passenger packet Era Me-,
Cant. B. b. K0uns, commander, and Mr. Z. j. HOW.
ard, clerk, leaves at5 o'clock this evening for Red
river and way landings. 555.s
ReBERr FULTON FOR RED RIVER. The new, light
dranght passenger packet Robert Fniton, gapt.
George AihAn, commander, and MI. Sam; LAW, Z,
son, clerk, leaves at o'clock this evening Tor all
landings On Red river up NJ Jefferson.
THIRrs FIFTH PARALLEL FOE ARKANSAS RIVER.
The regular, fifst.class passenger packet thirty
Fifth Parallel Can't. Levi Chapman, commander,
ana MI. EA, q. Carter, clerk leaves at s. O'clock
iris evening fol 81 points on the Arkansas river
GIN. ouTTraAs foa MEafHIs.- The Mississippi
and ts tributaries boast of some as fine packets as
fioat upon any waters but among them Al there Is
none thas take rank over the Qnitman. In all that
constitutes the first class passenger packet she is
1 eGual to any and surpassed BY none. She ls
sfannch, light draft and speedy. Capt jno. w.
Cannon is III command and the experienced Capt.
I Jas d. Smith is her clerk. She leaves this even
ilg 1t 5 O'Clock, for the above and way landings,
carving the q. S. mail to Vicksburg.
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ST 4 arr' 4 y y / ! 4 !. 1 A|R y 3 +.
isrrrFRsohoIry February Is,

sErrERsohfs Iry sFsbruafs 10. 1862
q asrigala yesterday. Amount Of stock sold
v NO Texss and I4s Western Reeves, 1862 Hogs,
~ mi Cattle and Mich Cows. Stock remain
~ ba sals ire 40 Tsxas and ans Western Reeves,
I gasl 4 and ~ Afllch Cows. We
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-.,rxzzxux, OFFICE N. U. jack
s2fG Sssas fss.-Iis AND GREAT NORTHERN
s-s.. -, -zr,zz z47z, MISSISSIPPI AND TEN
ER E V ss 49, .s.sisz! NEssEE RAILROAD.
THE ONLY DIRECT ROUTE.

rIFTYTHREE MILES IN DISTANCE AND -FOUR
HOURS TINE SAVED.
Travellers going from New Orleans to Memphis Hnmboit,
CIarksve and Nashville Tenp and Columbus aud Bowling
Green, KY, will save
FOUR HOURS IN TINE AND FIFTYTHREE MILES IN
DISTANCE,
BY buying tickets Memphis the Mississippi and Tennss
Railroad
Also points the Mississippi river above Memphis, OF
points Arkansas line Of the Memphis and Little Rocx
Railroad, for the interior OF The State
NAILS AND PASSENGER TRAINS leave the New Or
leans jackson and Great Northern Railroad depot daily, NJ
A. NJ and arrive Grenada at 5O A. NJ snd mt Memphis al
A. NJ connecting with the Memphis and Ohio Rail
road, md arriving Nashville II T. NJ the evening
A Daily Line of STEAMBOATS, leaves the wharf at Mem
phis for points the Mississippi river far uoh Fort Pill
low, New Madrid and Columbus, KY.
THROUGH FARE TO MEMPHIS, sl4 10
Be nsk for Tickets via the Mississippi and
Railroad to Memphis.
NILES MERIWETHER,
Chief Engineer and General Superintendent.
F. = RICHARDS. General Traffic Agent. DIST
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NNALARD & TOOKER. DEALERS IN CLOTH.
A ing and Furnishing Goods Nos - and ~ Csnxl street,
corner Of Old Lsyee.
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FICIAIl JOURNAL.
gs1UNDHL
/ BOARD 0f ALDERMEN.

Gousc1L CHAMBER. CIR HALL,1
New Orleans Tuesas Febs A. 1852
The Board met this day, pursuant to adjourn.
: Members present: Hon. S. P. DeLabarre, Presi.
dent pro tenn; Messrs. Cox, sForstall, Huckins,
Robin, Stith and Witz-7.
The reading Of the minutes was, on motion, dis
The following communication was referred to the
r. - - CrrIzEss, BAsk or LOUISIANA =
43al II 45ssl5s New Orleans Jan. 81, ls62. Is s
srI hays the honor to transmit te stste
uat Bank Fiscal the city Of New Orleans
very tespee''''EuG . ROUSSEAU, Cashier. >
CiTlzESs' BANK OF LOUISIANA,
ss.ss = 4sss.s5, -, New Orleans January 81, 1852
as Ct F H. :. sem
t. Section tioT lis j nov City Charter.
coNsoLIpATEn LOAN TAX. 500. ~, ..
Rss9ss 1.sa snssE
.s. . = sssssss 10
oia es s !. COUPONS $ ,sSs
eo sn,SlRssssa siy ss.a 7s 81
m ------
Balance on hand jan 81 sslso13 IS
FIT 81. En- TAX FOR RAILROAD soNp COUPONS. slz
Balance On aa hand "a pss S.,
Paid Railroad bond coupons, IS, a, sis s4S &
Balance hand Jan. 81, 1852, ST. s:
i respectfully s aTa aoussrAu. Cashier.
The following communication was referred to
the Finance Committee: 5.s,
FE% $t asss SSs3s ~ TREAsfREgis EPARrMExTt L.S
u The Honorable tue President and Msn,beEs d hs
total Of the small notes Of city to
date IL 9ou hundred and seventy eight thousand and
ninety,four dollars. $. 53.5g, Z, s 8 nv '3%I3 q
Yours very h 15sssf GfEFES, City Treasurer.
The following communication was read: a..
8eS VA SS5 85fS 8 BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN
Thursday Feb. 4, 1862.
To the Honorable the President and
- m - & Rs Members Of the Board Of Aldermen
have the honor of informing that the fol
loving resolutions adopted BY your honorable body have beer
concurred In by this body: Es .s9 X. < ,
Resolution authorizing the Comptroller warrant en- ht
u resolution authorizing the Comptroller the
Treasurer in favor OF Il Mprean etc. y. Fs d. ii VA
resolution authorizing the Comptroller to warrant on tnE
Treasurer IN favor of JohnE Holland, etc.
resolution directing The Street Commissioner to enforce
AN ordinance to authurixe the Assistant City Attorney Il
grnt further for the Of licenses on
callings and professions
g. resolution directing the Street Commissioner 10 place
+Fi,lr tg 1tEG
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WINES, BRANDIES, ETC.
50 casks Olaret, Bordeaux.
r. 100 cases Claret, various brands.
, $50 cases White Wine, Chateau Eyquen.
~ luO cases Fermouth e
81 100 cases Absynth, G. Leconltre. .=t
IS cases kirsci, G. Lecoultre.
lQu0 baskets Champagne, various brands.
50 quarter casks Port d'IN p r. =.
SO half and quarter casks Sherry. q
go e"sks Cegnac Of the following hrands-Plsns Co.
Otard, Dnpuy q Co., Gaptier Frarss Castillo, SaZa
t rae Cos Pinat Castiilon L Co., Larronds Frsres.
= Is casks Rochelle Brandy. WI 1--
80 100 half boxes each Green Peas. g. irt
~ III cases 100 half bexes each Patss Erufhes. 80
III cases so half boxes each TURTLES. ~ r..
90 cases Strawberries in Juice. 81 $
100 cases Burgundy Wines: z
For sale by 8, d. GRATIAA CO.,
dS SO Custanhonse street.
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MAYURALrY OF NEW ORLEANS,)
City Hall, Feb i, 1852
Common Council of the city OF New Orleans
mo. 5o00.]
Whereas are great of lots of ground in the
city front which the sidewalks or banuettes have been
laid and daily being destroyed owing TO said lots not
being enclosed required by law. therefore -
Res0re That the Street commissioner be and he is hereby
instructed strictly enforce ordinance No ISL that all OF
said sidewalks banquettes be thereby properly p3teeed
TSiguedl S. T. l,EIIABARRE.
President pro TEN. Board Of Aldermen.
rSiguedl JAS. BEGGS,
President pro tenn. Board OF Assistant Alderman.
Approved February g. 1862.
lei St [Signed JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor
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-. EtxlHE SOAR BUILDER
- OF THE soUTHlS y Ill

ENTsAWED WEkTHERBoARDIEG,
Both Rough ana Dressed from tho very best YELLOW
PINE and sale II lots su purchaser
sstha LOWEST MARKET PRIcE. r
q Sala II ST. AR MING NIL . Nas Rasin.
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oAzERAC BRANOIElS = we RAvs i coon
6suppy hand resolving by portatons
France to stock Of This celebrated and highly
favored brand We have II eighth 1928 eighth
pipes We invite tbs attention Of the rsde and eonnoseuII
Generally this article pure and
-" VIM Il. LEVEkIoH co., 81 Old I,eyss a..
81 " aniA agenSs In this oits,
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MAYoRALrY OF NEW ORLEANS
i .t-- ..,.-... CRY HALL, Feb. 8. 1852. :
Aa- To Bakers The price OF Supernne
Flour being this day doarsS0 10 barrel bakers
required give during the ensuing week
MONDAY 10th Inst follows viz Second quality, No. q
Fifty ounces OF bread for 20 cents
Twenty We ounces Of bread for 10 CENTS
Twelve ounces of bread for cents.
The loaves OF the third quality. No. B. must weigh one.
eighth more-khat is to say: 70
The 70 cent 6ayes, hfty-six ounces. w. s. p .$%I
The 10 cent loaves, twenty eight ounces;
The cent loaves. thirteen ounces. o.. -N
N. B. Bread Of the First Quality Fancy Bread must be
made Extra -four and the oaves shall exceed in weight
pound shall made baked and stamped required
by ordinance no. $685.
az If JOHN Il. MONROE. Mayor
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Proclamation by the Mayor.

Proclamation by the Mayor.
MAYoRALrY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, Feb. 5, 1867.
In accordance with the following ordinance Of the Common
Council this ty hereby tat sealed proposals
will b. received this Office nn the 2nst tor furnishing
city Of New Orleans hundred thousand pounds OF
sal!petre.
said proposals should be addressed as follows
To John T. oiroe, Mayor Of the City OF New Orleans Fro
JOHN r. MONROE, Mayor.
mo. 5s07.l
Rossd That he Mayor be and he Is hereby 5eqngs:ed ,s
also newspaper published in Memphis and Nashville Ten
nessee, Huntsville, Asbama and Richmond, Virginia. that
ed proposals will be received by the city OF New Orlean
until the 9Th day of February next for furnishing se
The city of New Orleans hun ed thousand pounds of salt
petre said proposals be delivered to the Mayor and
specify the time of delivery, the qaaty Of eapee and the
conditions, etc.
lSignedJ JAS. BEGGS,
President pro TEN. Board of Assistant Aldermen.
t (Sisnedj s. P. DELABARRE,
President pro tenn. Board of Aldermen.
Approved February :, 1862. - - d.,
fel6 al lsignedl JOINT. MONROE Mayor.
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Rsee That permission and the same Is hereby granted
ueyronzc Brothers engine prem
ises on ST Louis street, between Gares Old eYee
yed Tho zane be eresed in with city ordinances
The following resolutions, adopted by the Assist.
ant Board, were read twice and concnrred in Is
recommended in the above report (:
preamble and resolution authorizing the Mayor
an act oil douation lots in the onh Gene
terry to Jefferson Fire Company No ?, {aow 20 etc.
Yeas Messrs. Cox, Forstall, Huckins, Robin
Stith and Wiltz-6. & x. = ~
Arssolutou requesting tho Surveyor have the tagging
DryHdaa Market repaired.
Yeas Messrs. Cox, Forstall, Huckins, Robin
Stith and Wilts-6
The message Of the Mayor, laid over at the las
sitting Of the Board, was laid over till the mex
sitting.
The ordinance providing for the sale Of the RICH
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pIEFEr. Be-. GENERAL VARIETY Store. No. la Ga
N nal
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AIN essus psia Crescent 1harsfsy aaosang 9rsg 8 1862

Of way to establish railroad on New Levee street,
from Canal street TO Delery street, and for other
purposes, published with the proceedings Of the
Board OF February 4, 1862 was read.
For the LIST section of the above ordinance Mr..
WiItz offered the following substitute:
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~ NEGROES FOR SALE--JUsT ARRIVED
with afsy Negroes, which offer for sale At reasonable
Hrcas consisting Of had hands end house 81
a4s w. - = - JOSEPH HRUIN
The national Republican., 1862-06-13
C0nlrAdlcif fiona.

We received note Wednesday morning con.
tradicting our assertion that the temperance
meeting announced to take place at the Sixth
Presbyterian Church. did not take place. Our
come OF with u very good audience for such
An evening"" He further says that aftor wait
ing untilsA O'Clock for the Sons Of Temperan 20,
Mr.. D y. Page called the meeting to order, and
alter explaining the probable cause Of the alb.
sence Of the proper ofhcers, he called upon
others for remarks, which was responded to
others. ...
Notwithstanding all Of the above, we now con.
tradct the contradiction, and still assert that
peranco, AZ announced In the Republican, did
not take place, and for the reason stated by
US, though we do not doubt that 4 temper.
Rnce meeting was held as stated. We further
say, on the authority Of the committee of ar.
rangements, that timely notice was given to tho
church trustees, OF the postponement, and II
the church was opened, and any disappoint.
ment felt on this account, the division 10 not
responsible for Il. Na good meeting was held
and the cause advanced, we are glad Of Il. The
Sons OF Temperance demonstration will take
place next Wednesday night, at the same
church.
In this connection, we would venture to make
r single suggestion to the friends Of the cause
not m AXE indiscriminate and sweeping denun-
ciations against any class Of citizens. For ex-
ample, we heard gentleman denOunce mem.
bers Of Convress In one Of these meetings, when
everybody knows that there are some noblo.
hearted, vhols.ssuled temperance men in that
body. We heard, also, that one Of the speak.
ers, on Tuesday night, declared that there was
not grocer In the city who does not sell liquor,
whom the facts prove that there were two
grocery slOres almost within stones throw OF
the speaker, which were palpsble oontradio.
tions of this sweeping assertion. Our only
apology for alluding to this point IL found In an
earnest desire to see this new movement, Of
such vital Importance now in Its inoipiency,
judiciousy managed In tho outset, rs q great
deal depends on n good start In the race OF hu.
man OrOQf0eS.
The national Republican., 1862-06-13
bS TIA uuaos.r Z

orc .ts The MsAnss OEE
The meeting last evening Of citizens Of Maine
now In WxAhington, " attend " tho wants Of
wounded ahdf sick' to,diefs from Maine, was
largely attended, -.
man, and Hon. 4. II. RICE, ,Seorstxry,.,-.,.s-
Tho neesng was sddfssssd by several ger;
tlsnen. Tho opinions sxpresssd seemed 70 be
that the effort TO be Asde should be directed
principSly 10 those found to be sufTsripg In this
exandris, and that a leading object of efrDr,
should be TO facilitate the discharge from scr.
vice of the permanently disabled. We shall
publish, tomorrow, lists Of the committed
appointed.
early day. Two hundred dollars were paid In
cash, and more subscribed, for the relief Of
those needing peouniary assistance.
The national Republican., 1862-06-13
Disloyal school Toac hers.

Although most Of the teachers In our public
are yet q number (mostly female rs)
who are bold and defiant In their denunoiations
Of the Government-showing that they took
the oath merely for the sake Of retaining their
respect p they had for the Government which
protects them. We heard of an instance the
other day where female teacher in one OF
the schools on the Island severely reprimanded
ono of her scholars for daring TO offer COM
Spangled Banner" The child was told that
compositions ON sui jects OF that kind would
not be received, and that an attempt TO offer
them hereafter would be punished. Pretty
state Of things, when, in loyal city, children
pressing their loyalty in patriotic efusions!
The national Republican., 1862-06-13
Deaths OF Soldiers.

Tho following deaths In the various hospitals,
&c., In this vicinity have occurred since our
last report:
q. VI. Derby, company L, 9th New York
cavalry.
A. F. MoFarlip, company L, lst Ohio.
T. A. Leaning, company H, 76th New York.
@. H. Gernsey, company I, 10th New York.
Thomas Richardson, company l, Tooth Penn
sylvanis.
J. A. Mcmillan, company A, s5th Pennsylva
mia.
Augustus Fletcher, company @, I'd United
Staten sharpshooters.
P. Mclaughlin. company ], l03d Pennsylva.
mia.
Private Atkins, company H. I'd District of Co
lumbia.
@. D. Mixter, company D, SD Pennsylvania.
Rufus Walston, company g, 18th North Caro-
lima.
Relatives of deceased soldiers can be fur.
nished with all the information they desire in
relation to the burial place oft their friends, &C..
by calling on r. T. Sands, Government under.
taker, 444 + street north.
The national Republican., 1862-06-13
kpilsptlc FITS.

About II O'Clock on Wednesday night, the
officers Of the Second Ward found man In a
soldiers uniform In epileptio Ats. He was ia
ken to tho Fifth precinct station, and DR.. Riley
was called to render medical assistance. His
name was found to be Abraham SPOTS, and
II was as0ertaiDsd that he Ia \ deserter from
the first District OF Columbia regiment; Col.
turned over to the Provost guard.
The national Republican., 1862-06-13
CHEAP LIVING.

CHEAP LIVING.
u THE NEW YORK EATING ROOMS, ~.
Seventh street. opposite the Post Once is the cheap.
est and best Eating Place In the city Of Washington
See the prices
toe, 10 cents.
Roast Pork, Bread, Butter and Potatoe, 10 cents
Roast Mutton, Bread, Butter and Potatoe, l5 cts
Beef Steak, Bread, Butter and Potatoe, 10 cts.
Ham and Eggs, 30 cents.
Veal Cntlet, Bread. Butter and Pota,oe, Is cts
Coffee and Rolls, 10 cts.
Aud all other prioes 10 proportion.
Every article served up Ia the establishment Is OF
the best quality and equal to any hotel the city.
The national Republican., 1862-06-13
DATENT OFFICE BUsINEss
Soldiers Pensions & Bounties.
MONIES y ALEXANDER.

ThAunderslgned have entered into 90 partner.
ship, Z ATIORNIES and SOLICITORS, for the
procuring OF PATENTS, and all other kinds Of
business Nat the Patent Once.
Especial Aattention will be given TO rejected appi.
cations, toxtensions and opposition to extensions
and to taking and preparing evidence and argu.
ments In interference cases.
The undersaQed will also attend to obtaining
PENSIONS shA BOUNTIES for Soldiers serving
during the present and previous wars, and to the
prosecution generally Of all similar classes Of buA
meas with the Government.
Once, corner OF Seventh and y streets, opposite
the Patent Once. DANIEL u. SOMES,
G. N. ALEXANDER.
WAsHInofoH, March 10, 1909. mar l3-d6wtf
The national Republican., 1862-06-13
lNark an tbs Capitol.

The dome of the Cspi ol ia beginning TO as
sumo u much b1tinr appearance. Work ha'
itol. some forty or afty bricklayers, painters
and iaborers, being employed, besides n large
number Of stonecul,ers. They are paid O.. out o o.
the unoxponded balance of the appropriation
of 1861 We arc informed that since the WORK
In,,, In li,e material in tho she IL by the break
lns OIL vi tho corners and edges Of the dressed
stone,
The national Republican., 1862-06-13

HELMBOLD'S ExTRACr BUCHU.
THE GREAT DlURETIC
nELMBOLD s EXTRACT BUCHU,
THE GREAT DIURETIC
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU,
THE GREAT DlURET[C
HELNBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU,
THE GREAT DIURETIC,
Aud positive and specific remedy for Diseases Of the
Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel, Dropsy,
Organ Weakaess,
And al Diseases Of the Urinary Organs.
See Advertisement In another column. Cut II out,
and nend for the medicine at once.
BewHe NJ c0untsiJeis. js9-3n.
The national Republican., 1862-06-13
DIED,

On the 18th inst, Mrs. FANNIE LANDIo, aged
81 years.
Tho friends of the family are respectfully In.
(SATURDAY) msrning, at 10 O'Clock, from her
late residence, on Twelfth street, between g
and b streets. 's' Nf
The national Republican., 1862-06-13

~ Inelssli lal llsnss ssliArhe Dslesation
Of SAC AND FOX INDIANS, now IN ihis city,
viii Wilt In Full Coetspe, the FESTIVAL now Ia
progress, south eide PennsysvAnia aveuus between
June 10, st O'Clock, b invtsstion OF the Committee
of AtranRements - js l3-1t