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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-04

..xSss sGALPlH,s NEW RES IT,
@SS3TaENsgS TAURANT, 81 Royal street, aswW
Nf&fa% JOHN GAIPIN has the pleasure .sSsssySSzY Va
of informing his friends and the
public generally that he is ready receive
them his establishment 81 Royal door
of Cusorhouse street occupying the entire
lately the residence Alfred Hennsn ESQ., 1t affords
sensive Besides tho large public
O'Clock NJ, until L p NJ, the advertiser has large
Der of for parties Families and paes
pcaon above besupped with best Of everything
the market either ready the table it from
the arket Thanking his friends for the liberal patronage
always extended to him. the undersigned
win edeavor give the fullest satisfac
ton to those who may favor him with their orders
g42 ia tfh2tW fTi5 |k ~ JOHN GALPIE.r
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Stock on hand not cleared ao66l
SUGAR. The supply has been more than ample
for the demand, whichsis limited, being checked
by the difficulty Of forwarding eitherby river or
railroad and prices have tended in favor of buy
ers. The sales of the week embraced about 5000
hhds., the market closing at the following quota
tons: II H l'.$;S ii e, Nh 5s I'd
| QUOTATIONS. FOB LOUISIANA SUGAR.
Inferior Com IS COED Com sitga,
Weeks receipts, 7ls1 hhds., Ios bbis.; exports,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-04


MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, }
' City Hall Dec. 3d. 1861.
Common Council of the city Of New Orleans.
mo. $685..
Reoyed That his Honor the Mayor md Is hereby request
enforce ordinances and laws concerning powder
posted Within the limits Of the city of New Orleans and
particularly the Laboratory of the Confederate States established
Eysi4n Fields street. In violation of law and the city
ances
lSignedl GERARD STITII,
President pro TEN. Board OF Aldermen
[Slsned] JAMES BEGGS
President pro tenn Board Of Assistant Aldermen
Approved December 2S 1851
do st lSgned JOHN 7. MONROE Mayor.
10 To Bakers.
MAYURALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, !
w. CITY HALL Dec. % 1861. :
Af- To Bakers - The price of SHperfine
Flour being this day ten dollars and twenty fl
$40 % barrel bakers reoned to give during the
ensuing week commencing MONDAY 50h inst follows
viz Second quality, OF No. 2: ''t -'
Z Fifty ounces Of bread for 20 cents;
Twenty i've ounces of bread for III cents;
Twelve ounces of bread for cents. -., : ...r.
The loaves Of the third quality. No. mus. weigh
eighth more-thst Is to say: n
The 20 cent loares, sfty-si xounces
The 10 cent leaves, twenty eight ounces;
The cent loapes. thirteen ounces.
N B. Bread of the First Quality, Fancy Bread, must be
made of Extra -FOUR and the oave shall exceed in weight
pound and shall he made baked and stamped require
by ordinance No. $3.50 1-'-'2
az u. 80 JOHN T. MONROE Mayor.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-04

TN uRPHF'S HOTEL. Nos 9S AND 100 ST,
Ia Charles street-Fis cumrloulo1s
Of the most PLEAsANT as well as CEs AL LOCATIONS
In this city, The proprietor tenders his thanks patron
age heretofore bestowed and socs continuation thereof
confidently his that nothing shall be wanting
thatmsy Contribute their comfort. The BAR and TEN
PIN ALLEYS oonneced with the establishment are unsur.
passed ~ 6r
: self tt RICHARD MURPHY, Proprissor.
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- THE ASITA sP1slNGS-MRs. +. A. sy,as
E1 BDSSlERE respectfully her friends ay&
ll and the public generally thai her house open -
baths can nov be enjoyed to perfection the facilities for
heretofore will be abundany supplied every attention
will be paid to the comfort Of nva1 She earnestly trusts nv
her unrng exertion give satisfaction all who nav honor
her by their patronage Being situated pleasant driving
distance Fl The villages of CoVngtoA Mnndeyle rem
ders the drives to those places convenient 90
The sbita omnibus will DO attendance at the landing at
CoviDgton to convey passengers the Springs, % "
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ckssc1ss oxr.es, II j! e /! t,.npst

= 3iEs Place 70 The IN annual statement
kenshsrn Bank. From tthe figures IL an
xks ths entire cash liab lilies 81 tie bank are
,tuD. The amount vi assets speak for
savess 4 dividend of Is s$act, out, Of the earn
III I'M lat il ,nonths has been declared.
s,sk asssss the actual value per share Of stock
~ Sooks u 4 aver slao per share. The
e bonds afs valued ii less tban their face pr
~ 4&nRs a 53
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ltlss on TMi1Taa-pr. :. v ssr,

80 JEFFEIsSDN LAKE HOTEL-ESD OF
Garroton RR--Havng leased this delightfully."- situated
W House for term Of years. take this of making
known to the PUBLIC that has been thoroughly renovated
painted and reurnhed and will be opened by OF
April Thankful to patrons for past we promise
every manner possible meet their wses should 1t please
them give call
IS en- DAN'L PETERS Il co.
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In mineral WATER where ingredients assocateiy held
In solution conceded these Ingredients
are chemically united the other We may however in
this case infer that the water contains = }92 u -
Garbonic acids sicia chloride of magnesium blcabonate
OF lime chloride OF sodium carbonate of secate
assa Of iron selcate OF soda Of
sodium. and probably other SlDt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-04
CHEMICAL ANALYSIS, by PROFESSORS j. H. AMI "
P. &IDDETd. " = = $500 W

This very remarkable spring is on the Aba river
parish of St. Tannany miles and half esst Of COY
ngon large volume of water rises the earth with
strong current Its temperature found degrees
1t Is quite unlike waters known the negborhood
From Its unusual chemical composition ana the large amount Of
sieiait contains led suppose its source yery
deep in the eAfth-being in fact. natural aesian well
jill d W. P. RIDDELL, 57u
-. ..... Professors Louisiana University,
In 100 lltreB of the water weighing neaf grales
there are 1882 of dissolved matters made Nm Of the
following ngrede order OF their relative
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-06-14

In Hospital at Keokuk, May 9th, 1862
Of Typhoid Fever. WlLLrAx CocnRAr.
Mr.. Cochran was member of Company
<, I'd Iowa Infantry. He was true sol.
der, sharing with his company and regimen,
all the hardships, marches and dangers in
which this regiment has passed through, and
was well beloved by all who made his &C
quaintance, as was shown to be the case
while he was sick in hospital, by the numer.
GUS visits he received from his comrades, and
their sorrow at his DEATH He was at Fort
Doneison, and witnessed the death of Capt.
Cloutman, and mourned with his fellow sol
diers, the loss Of that brave officer. He was
at the battle Of Pittsburg Landing, and took
part in the second days battle. 5g
Mr.. Cochran was attacked with fever soon
after the battle, suffering extremely for sew
en- weeks, which finally proved fatal. Cox.
A Funeral discourse will be delivered in
the Presbyterian Church, next Sabbath,
Goth inst.,) at IL o'clock, relating to the
death Of Mr.. Cochran, and also to that Of
Mr.. James Campbell, who died Of Pneumo-
mia on Monday last, June 9th, at the resi-
dence Of David Campbell, in this city.
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PERSONAL don't know when we
have been more interested than we were the
other day in brief interview with one Of
those historic personages, who serve as con,
meeting links between the present degenerate
age and the glorious times of our patriot
Fathers. There are but few of those grand
old men left to US; but Col. David Cham
beers, of GAINESVILLE. Ohio, is one Of them. 80
years old, he was contemporary with WASH
ton and almost with the Revolution. His
recollection Of the Whiskey Rebellion, which
occurred when he was IA years Of age, is
vivid. He was sent on one occasion with
dispatches from Gen. Lee to Washington,
travelling over 800 miles and back, on horse
back, and was successful in his mission
Washington was then coercing rebels against
the United States Government
Col. Chambers is enjoying vigorous old
age, indeed is as sprightly as many of our
ySung men, circumstance he attributes to
a temperate but active life. He has nu-
merous family connection in this city and
region, children, grand, and great grand
children. The Col. says he is on his last
visit to them, but we trust he will be spared
many years longer.
Col. Chambers, we believe ia a native oil
Pennsylvania. He removed to GAINESVILLE
over SO years ago In the war of 1912 he
was an Aid of Gen. Cass.
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NARROW EscApE.-As a wagon load of
children belonging tn the families of James
N. Peck. Farnham Whitcomb, w. S. Carter,
N. G. Hill and perhaps some others, were
coming to town from the prairie, to Sunday
school on Sunday morning last, the horses
took fright at the waving Of some parasols
in the hands Of some ladies by the side of
the road and ran away, tipping over the
wagon, and throwing the children out, with
the exception of few who jumped out pre-
yiously. A. j. Peck, who was driving, was
severely bruised, and was taken up insensi-
be. A daughter of Farnham Whitcomb
had her arm broken near the shoulder, and
James Cart was cut on the head pretty
badly. The wounded children were taken
to the house of Mr.. Hoyt, near the Cemetry,
at first, and removed to their homes as soon
as possible. We are happy to learn that
the consequences will likely be less serious
than might have been anticipated. The
tsam belonged to Mr.. Peck, and except the
case, of one of the horses which had not
been used much for some time, and was
consequently wild, we do not learn that the
team was in the habit of running away
Young Peck is some II or ls years Of age,
and every way competent to manage the
team under ordinary circumstances. Horses
are very apt to be frightened by umbrellas
or parasols, fact t!lat those who carry them
should Remembers. Several precious lives
were endangered in that way OH this occa-
sion.
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ELLIOT.s IMPROVED 0PEARL,,
SEWING MACHlNE-wHAT THE
PAPERS SAY OF 1T. 7i7E


p...e, IN. Y. Independent
In these hard times it is just the thing.
aai Detroit Free Press
Cheapness and utility combined. Mil
waukee News \
As good as the best and cheaper than the
cheapest. Journal ez
We fully recommend it.-Chicago Times.
No family, however poor, should be with,
out it.-State Journal.
So simple, and working so admirably. Il
must be great favorite - Chicago Democrat
For $50, yet perfectly reliable. We have
seen nothing to compare with it in price an
quality Blade.
ELLIor's IMPROVED sPEARL" SEWING Ma
CHINE, Of which the above are commandatnry
notices, is for sale wholesale or retail in Chi
cage. by Geo. F Collins Is Co., who are the
North Western Agents. IN.
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A SAD SroRY.-A female appeared on
Front street on Monday afternoon, in great
distress of mind occasioned, she said, by
the intemperance Of her husband. 1t seems,
according to her statements, that the indi-
yldual who bears the relation to her alluded
to, is almost constantly drunk, spending all
ne gets for liquor. and devolving upon her
the support Of the family, himself included.
That very day he had taken home hall
gallon Of whisky. Mrs. - was anxious to
have something done, but no one to whom
she appealed, including one of the Township
Trustees, could suggest any plan for her re,
lief, that is, anything constitutional.
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:, Arm OF JuLY-We notice that the citizens
in the neighboring towns are already taking
steps for the proper celebration of this glo-
rious day. Now, more than ever, should
we hold this day as one of National rejoic-
ing. Let the Patriotic and Union loving
Citizens of Wapello county cooperate in
making arrangements for general celebra-
ton oftIis National day. Let US join togeth-
CIR on that day in remembrance of the rights
Of freemen as given US by our forefathers,
and which are now being defended by our
armies over the rebels who have attempted
to destroy our Nation. Who will lend q
helping hand in this matter?
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THE BEST.

The numerous friends and readers of the
Courier, knowing by long trial, the reputa.
ton of DR.. Taylor as Druggist, will be
pleased to learn that he has now beyond
doubt the finest drug store in Iowa, and
that his success as druggist is attributable
to the great care and attention he gives ia
his business and customers, and his skill in
selecting pure and superior drugs. He is
still at his old stand. Our friends in need
will not forget to call at Taylor's. ~
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WALL PAPER AND SCHOOL BOOK

WALL PAPER AND SCHOOL BOOKS
at Taylor's is one of the attractive features of
Ottumwa; no stranger should neglect the
opportunity OF looking at his ssacAs of Books
and Paper. and more particularly should any
one wishing to purchase anything in this
line not fail to examine his unusually cheap
goods before buying. just think of It,
Wall Paper from 8 to IL cents per roll; the
best unglazed paper at IL cents-costing
from 81 to 81 so to paper room. He has
also the finest stock of Fancy Goods ever
shown in the city. Be certain and call at
Taylor's.
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RETURSED-Lieut Davis, Of Go. X, 18th
regiment, passed through this place on Tues
day evening, on his way home in Marion
county. He left Corinth Friday the 9Th
inst, and reports great deal of sickness
among the troops, and considerable in the
10Th. Out of an aggregate of 9s5. only 43o
were fit for duty, the rest being sick and in
hospital at various places. He says, howcv.
er, the health is improving. The rebels also
were suffering severely. A muster and pay
roll found at Corinth of rebel company
Numbering 65 men, showed that only 25
answered to their names. The hills in every
direction are covered with graves. Capt.
Madison has been very dangerously i'll, but
is now recovering. He reports Martin Gep-
hart not prisoner, but now acting Sergeant
MOTOR in the 10Th.
Lieut. Davis has resigned on account OF
being unable to stand hard service. He is
succeeded by Sergeant Tho's. H. Hedrick
brother Of Capt. Hedrick. The boys ex
poet to leave Corinth soon, but know moth.
ing of their destination.
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PURCHASERS WANTEDi

rarchaserwanted for 800 packages Of Stationery
and Jevery, lots Of $50 each) sale At prices
tnvoicsd less ioper cent discount, at the EXPIRES,
once, ostumua Iowa. Also Agents wantad to aeiIth,
the market, ct prices lover than can be purc6
elsewhere. Address With Stamp enclosed
III. BAILEY, 1S4 COURT o.. Boston Mass.
yulyf
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oTTUMWA, IOWA.
PURE LIQUORS,
FOR MEDICINAL USE ONLY.
H Money refunded where salts
faction is not given.
March Is, 1891 14-y
OCULIST.
DR.. VIM. NICK. FINDlEY,

"ISHES TO inform the puplic that he 10 prepar
w ed and competent to operate on the folio vins
diseases Of the eye, to-wit:
Cdtar0ct, Strabismws, PterySwm, Ansau,. asss
LacArymai Duct, and Injuries OF Ms Nasal Dncts:
and that he can cure ALL cases OpA&halrna. o,
As moot malignant character scithout resorfinc b
Me csuEL and sAasAaoUs practice Of Burning the EYS
RsFEREScs-Dr. John D. Ebert, Van Buren, county:
John =. Sanford, keokuk, Lee Co.; Adam Nelson Az.
panoose Co.; Rev. @. vincen, Hos. James @. Green
Henry Co.; John Miner, Schuyler Co., No.
Person: can be provided with sltable board where
they can be cared for. 5n7.
EMO Cure no pay.
BLOOMFIELD, Davis County, Iowa,
March 81 1S62-8 Adm ss-
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THE FEsrryAL.-The Festival for the ben.

he FESTIvAL.-Ihe FESTIVAL Tor the ben
eht of the Episcopal Church, on Thursday
evening, passed off to the entire satisfaction
OF those who attended. The music. both
vocal and instrumental, was very fine, as
were also the refreshments. The ladies de-
srve great credit for the good taste display
ed in ornamenting the room. We have no,
learned fte amount Of their rrcsipts
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Ladies' Festival.

A Strawberry and Ice Cream Festival,
will be given at the Court House, Tuesday
Evening, June 18th, for the benefit Of the
Congregational Church.
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Festival Tucsday Evening

The Strawberry and Ice Cream Festival,
to aid the Congregational Church in repair
ing their place Of worship. is to be held at
the Court House, Tuesday evening next
1t is contemplated, we believe. to lengthen
out the building, remove the present tower
and build neat steeple over the front end,
put on a new root, newly plaster and per-
haps build fence around the lot.
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Capt. j. H. Green, Of this county, we
learn, is acting as Provost Marshal a,
Beardstowh, Ky.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-06-14

A man was killed at Batavia on Tuesday.
We are unable to get the particulars.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-06-14

A FIGHT.-A German got bad cut on his
head at grocery on Market street, on Sat-
urday.
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Devin has still on hand a very good stock
Of those cheap goods. The rush to the one
price store might create the impression that
he has sold out. In fact it taxes the rail-
roads pretty severely to keep the stock up
to the demand upon it. but it will be done |!
So come on, and you shall be accommodated
at the cheapest store in Iowa.
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EXPECT TO MovE.-We expect to remove
the office to another locality next week. If
so, there may be some delay in issuing the
next paper
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RUNAwAY.-Two horses attached to q
wagon run away yesterday, starting near
the Depot House, and going west The last
seen of them they were making very good
time
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ECLIPSE OF THE MoON-There was a total
eclipse of the Moon, Wednesday night, the
18th, commencing at ll;40, visible here
1t lasted about two hours
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WILL RENovR.--Dr. Taylor expects his
new store room to be completed SO that he
can move into it next week. It will be one
Of the finest rooms in the State.
Mr.. Schworm will get into his new and
commodious store in a very short time, and
then look out for stock Of goods.
Kittredge & Merrill will occupy the large
eligible building in Richards block, as soon
as DR.. Taylor removes into his new building
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-06-14

MAN SHoT Ar.-As Mr.. r. Owen, of Dab.
lonega Township, was returning home from
Ottumwa on Sunday night, after dark, when
at the crossing Of Sugar Greek, near the
Russell farm, some person fred at him, a
rife he thinks, the ball passing through his
hat, taking quantity of hair out of the top
OF his head. Whoever committed this fiend.
ish act, escaped unseen. Suspicious per.
sons had previously been seen in that vi
cinity. Desss eseEf
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$45O VERDICT.--In the case of Elizabeth
Nader VS. j. j. Lentner, for seduction, the
jury gave the plaintiff $3.50 damages. S., 900
was claimed
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.sqetlaL yotites.
M BANK NOTE LIST
70 CONSERVATIVES.

~ VVNCO AAv6cs
VNHE advertiser, having been restored to health in
II a few weeks, by very simple remedy, after
having uttered several years with severe lung at
fection, and that dread disease, Oonsumpt
Of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy Of the pre-
scrption used Gree Of charge With the directions for
q SURE CURE for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS,
&C. The only object Of the advertiser In sending the
Prescription IL TO benefit the afflicted and spread in
formation which he corceives to be invaluable, aud
he hopes es cry sufferer will try his remedy will
cost them nothing, and may prove blessing. !
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON, Williamsburgh,
May %, 62-3m Kings County, New York.
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Devin rs i'm the Market.

Our poetical friends will be attended to in
our ne t issue. BY
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New FAMILY GROCERY. A. Dumbach has
opened new stock Of family groceries in
Bigham's building, three doors west of the
Bank. We wish him success.
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FEDERAL TAx-Nearly one half Of the
Federal tax IN this county has been paid,
probably quite half Of the available portion.
The payments have been as follows:
In March there was paid 8 lss, OS
" April !" =. S12,39
May r." ST. 1,859,37
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nUBLISHED for the heueht and a. a warning and
Il a caution to young meu who suffer from Ner-
vous Debility, Premature Decay, 30 supplying at
the same time the means of Selt-Cure. By one who
has cured himself after being put to great expense
through medical Imposition and quackery. BY en-
closing postpaid addressed velope, COPIES
may be had Of the author, NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq,
Bedford, Kings Co., N Y March 20, 1s82-y
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. &C. Sewer, of. the
City Mills, have been engaged for several days
in repairing their mill, which will be in fine
running order next week
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4otal Motite.s
Arrival and Departure Of Mails.
OTTUM WA, IOWA.


EASTERN NAIL,
E VIA D. \. \. y. n. sS
Arrives Daily-Sundays excepted--at 1910 p. m
and $40 p. m. Leaves at TOO Q. m and leo p. NJ.
Time half an hour faster than common. Mall closes
half an hour before the train leaves.
.a SOUTHERN MAIL, (Keokukl.
VIA K. n. D. ~ q n. r. n.
Arrives Daily--sundays excepted-at 12;4op m.
and leaves at 100 p. m.
rTgr WESTERN NAIL,
VIA K. ~ D. MI MR..
Arrives Daily-sundays excepted-at 1910 p. m,
and leaves At 7:45 p. m. srt TsN
NORTHERN MAIL,
49, -. VIA nARLoNEoA TO siaouRxRY.
Arrives every Friday at O'Clock p m, and leaves
very Saturday at o'clock .. m. t..fa s. :,
sou rHRRN MAIL $50
AfEa ,Gs VIA pr ISABEL TO BLOOMFIELD.
Arrives every Tuesday and Friday at o'clock p.
w., and leaves every Monday and Thursday 1t I
o'clochp. m. sr..tss
al q WESTERN NAIL, (Blakesburg).
CARRIED rHRsE TINES WEEK.
Arrives and leaves every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday, rIt,it - J. W. NORRIS, p. NJ.
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Administrator,s Notice.

vUNHE CoNFESsIO Ns AND EXPERIENCE OF A
j sUFPERER.--Published a. . warning, and for
the especial benefit Of Young Men, and those who suf
fer with Nervous Debility Loss of \. emory, Prema-
ture Decay, &C., &C., by one who has cured himself
by simple means after being put to great expense
and Inconvenience through the of worthless med
icnes prescribed by learned Doctors Single copies
may be had Of the author, G. A. LAMBERT, Esq,
Greenpoint, Long Island, by enclosing postpaid
addressed envelope. Address
CHARLES A. LAMBERT, Esq,
Mag 2e, '622 Pm Greebpont, Long Island, n. Y.