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DIR ]. tOyEE DODS'
IMPERIAL, WINE RITTERS

Are composed of pure and nndulIerated
Wine, combined with Barbeuy, Solomon
Seal, Conlrey, Wild Cherry Tree Bark
Spikenard, Cbamomile Flowers, and Gen
tian. they are manufactured by DR.. Dods
himself who is All experienced and sue
cessful Physician, and ne nee should not De
cla-sed among the quack nostrums which
food the country, aud against winch The
Medical Profession are so justly PreJuciced
These Truly valuable Bnters have been
so thoroughly tested bY all classes OF the
community Tor almost every variety oi dis-
ease incident 10 The human system, that
they are now deemed Indispensable as
TONIC, MEDICINE AND A BEVERAGE
Purchase One Bottle
Il Costs bui Little Purify the Blood Give
Tone 10 The Stomach Renovate the
System ! and Prolora Lille
PRICE ST PER BOTTLE, 6 BOTTLES 50:
Prepared and sold By
CHARLES WIDDIFlELD s. CO,
SOLE PRePRIEToRs.
7S William Street, New YORK
n For sale by Druggists and grocers
generally throughout ihe country.
August %, 1s6i.-iy.
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OR. u. Buy n II DODO
IMPERIAL WINE BlTTERS

Are prepared by an eminent and skiiltoi
physician who has used them successful in
his practice for the last twenty y-fiVs years
The proprietor, before purchasing the ex-
elusive right TO manufacture and sell DR.. j.
Bovee Dods' Celebrated Imperial Wine
Biuers, had them tested bS two Distinguish
ed medical practioneersi pronounced them
a valuable remedy for disease.
Although the medical men OF the country
as a general thing disaPProve OF -Pa'eni
Medicines, YET We do ne' believe that re-
spectacle Physician can he tonnd in lhs
United States, acquainted d with their medi-
cal properties. who will mol highly approve
DIR. ]. BOvEE DODS' IMPERIAL WINE
BJTTERS.
In all newly settled places, where there
is always large gu antily of decayiDe iim~
Der from which a poisonous miasma l.
created those biiiers should be used every
morning before brekfa
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DA RIlNG
LIVER REGULATOR

4AW 04sA 04 - 4SAS9
And now consider myself entirely cured"
Hon Jonn A. Cross writes, Brooklyn,
March 10, 1860. In the spring OF 1859
took severe cold, which induced violent
lever. took two doses OF
DARIlNG'S LIVER REGULATOR.
It'broke up my cold and lever al once.
Previous to this tack, had been troubl-
with dyspepsia several months have fed
nohine OF it since"
Oiis Sludley, Esq, 1913 East 2slh Street.,
n Y, writes .AugusI IS. 1861 had
a difficulty with Kidney Complaint three
years, with constant pain in the small CT my
back. mad used mosi all kinds OF medi-
clnes, but found no permanent relief until
used
DARLING,S LIVER REGULATOR,
and Life Bialers.
passe, clolted blood BY the urethrs.-
| am now entirely cured, and take pleasure
in recommending these remedies"
Mrs c. Tebow, IL Cristophpr Street, N.
Y, writes ''Feb. 20, 1s60.--I have been
subieci TO attacks of Asthma ihe last twenty
years. ! have never found anything eqoal
to
DARLING'S LIVER REGULATOR,
in afording imm edale relief Il is thor
oueh Liver and bilious remedy"
Mrs Young, of Brooklyn, writes. "Feh.
%, 1860 In May last had severe at
tack of Piles, which confined me 10 The
house. | took one bottle OF
DarIimg's Life Bitiers,
and was entirely cured. have had no
attack since
D Weslervel, Esq, of South 5th, near
9Th Street, Williamsburg, l. l., writes -
"Auaps: 5, ls60-Having been troubled
with difficulty in The Liver. aud subject 10
bilious attacks, | was advised oy lrIeni
10 Try
DARLING'S LIVER REGULATOR.
| did so. and found il 10 operate admirably,
removing the bile aud aronsing The liver 10
activity | have also used y
FAMILY MEDICINE.
When our children out oi SORTS, we
give them few drops and II sets them all
right. find i, meets the general wants of
the stomach and bowels when disnrdered "
Reader, if you need either or both Of
the most excellent Remedies, inquire for
them at the stores if you do noi find them
take no other, bat iuciose Que Dollar IN a
Ieuer, and on receipt OF the money, the
Remedy o. Re pedies will be sent accord
ing 10 your directions, BY mail or express,
post paid Address,
DAN'L s. DARLING,
lO2 Nassau ST. New York
Put up in so ceul and ) Bottles each.
November 6, lS6l.-6m.
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EMPLOYMENT /!
s75


We will pay from $50 TO SIS per month,
and all expenses, TO active Agents, or give
a commission. Particulars sent free. Ad-
dress EalE SEWING MACHINE ComPAEY, r
JAMES, General Agent, N Milan, Ohio.
Bloomsburg, Aug. q, 1851.
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EXCHANGE HOTEL,
WIN. KO0NS Proprietor.
Rg.O0NSRURG, PA

THIS magnificent Hotel, sitnaie IN lhe
4 central portion OF the town, ana o?-
nos;ss The Couri House, haz been thoroughly
rena,red and refurnished, and The Proprietor
l. now prepared TO accommodate travellers,
,eamsters. drovers and boarders in the most
pleasant and agreeable manner His table
will be supplied with The best the market
affords and his Bar with the choicest liquors
Auentise osilers will always be on hand,
and his stabling is the most extensive IN
This section of country. Omnibuses will
always be in readiness 10 convey passen-
gers 10 and from the Railroad Depois
s''s = - WM. g. KOONS.
Bloomsburp, July A, 1850.
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5ga5RARAHoM 5 ga5 M 81

The many certificates which have been
rendered Us, and the letters which we are
daiIy receiving, are conelusive proof that
among The women those Buffers havo Civ
en- a satisfaction which no others have ever
done before No woman in The land should
be without them, and those who once use
them will not fail 10 keep supply.
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Am. RUPERT,

TIMER 8 STOTE Dealer.
Shop on South side OF Main street below
Market.
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IBIOOMgBUJsG
CABINET WARE ROOMS
s. C.. SHIVE

ID ESPECTFULLI invites The attention Of
l. <the Public TO his extensive assortment
Of Cabinet Furniture and Chars, which he
will warrant made of good Materials ard in
a workmanlike manner. Al his Establish
n.ent, can always be found a good assor
meni OF
FASHIONABLE FURNITURE,
which is equal in style and finish TO that oi
Philadelphia or New York cities, and al a.
low prices. He has Sofas of different style
and prices, from S25 to $50. Divans Loun.
ges, Walnut and Mahogany. Parlor chairs,
Rocking and easy chairs, Piano stools, and
a variety OF upholstered work, with Dressing
aud paroi bureaus, sofa, card, centre and
pier tables, detashus, chefeners. whainos
and comudes aud all kinds of fashionable
work. His stock of bureaus, enclosed and
common wasbsiands, dress.iatles, corner
cupbo ards sofas,
DINING AND BREAKFAST TABLES,
bedsieads, cane seat aud common chairs is
the largest in this section OF the comfy. He
will also keepa good assortment oi looking
glasses with fancy gilt aud common frames
He will also furnish spring mattresses fitted
TO any sized bedsead, which are superior
for durability and comforl 10 any bed in
use. Bloomsbnrg, JanuarJ 10, 1858.
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DAN,L S. DARLING.

l02 Nassau ST.. New York.
Put up in so ceul snd 81 Bottles each.
November s, lS6l.-6m.
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The steamship Jura, With ,Livarnosi dasss to the
10Th, baa arrived
Me Rauoe'l late an English rnsn5cs Of Parlia
meaf was placed On irtj In London ON tho x1fh Of
ther, therehy pcsss sng kitugef Of immsf wealth.
He pleaded euiity in CAIN, esb.siica!. aud sppa.
rsnsly rrnitent reech He was ss0-rcsd 70 trsas-
postatioa f,r LIE.
rue ArsErsAS VAR srtr.
The Northern aceont.s ~ Csr-rsi McC!ana.,s
'sie'ery over General Les are fa,es ri y ;fh nncb
sari faction by ,ba Federal parry ia '.i*-, pod.
Ths news gave u Isidt ratle impetus 20 ,ia cot.
IL ins'aet, which wss checked by iafse arrivals of
Eur,ts
The I. ndon r,,,e. ni :.i- s.tk at 30 D. ,er ia
editorial. says st.r crrt events II ;s sl
possible that may y'i Gsf!ha;Ii o=r's 'be
Atlantic in the assumed character Of aIl. can
rz,n. sid Gsht,ug s,r the subitiS8.ioa Of Eaion
ttat ia Struggling 3, ke fFss
1he London Post ren,srss that, to be consistent
0erita'di sbou.i gn iba ssie az thA Solrh. where
ai'se iioosof people are lighting f,r TIE rsba Of
S"s. .',,ns themselves.
This London Post srdeayers 10 Prove no incoEa-
Estsrey"f Gen. Pope, b! has cwn rsporss.
Tho he csion ischs says hat Gsc. Pape. by bis
cFTn reports ma, suecsed in .iewsse s.t if there
~as enc man riore thsn MI ,thar nrtis to hsvec
nsnd in tae Eeter a ara.y Il. u tvs O i-r,oas fs+r
ersi who puts tis h!a1oe OF cvs,s ii.use ur;,n
Others
The London Tirlea has IA editorial HI shly eaio-
g.s'ic of thr Ca..sdisns. frr their snbser.p r t5-
the relief q: tn" distressed operatives of Lanc
sbe. Il Regards tt.s s'iesci ipt.Vn proef that
whatever difficulties may noT+ aud rho3 arisen I'D
jistip8 the rri,tve oh gatEs Of Great Britain and
ser coioni@s, I'll" devO iou of Cansdd % tlS Crown
Is ~ real eDd as active AN st hohe.
AT meeting of few rrpre, 81 tativea If Londoa
irms connected with the Ma, eteat.r trade to ex-
anime Meriavea'n pfopokri subs into fer cotton
.h,y sguen q memrs 1dutn in iavnr Sf its length
Strength and beauty, Which. in their opinion, ZEN
dered wcr:hy of tbs ls>ost ear-fli study of practi
ca tutM hetAuk< aaif ns~ az $50 81 eco
ns1ntcsity ard aaaesssfaIsy thsy tuSs<s1 ~
bers 10 defernins ~ - q
FRINGE. -
The .Icarac 4. RoufR shows that The De yression
In the eut.on tras isd exercised vsry benz H.ial
inf LerGe ou FreCeh VIC Iiieu ii anu sctures.
phc Prs hca.se heavy, e. S9f. !,c. for tbs
| rs..iss.
ITALY
Thee 1ss nothins ne " Iel.;yo to Ne health -
| Ga,:
a art ~ sri.a'hi NJ meeting hal been heii at the
| Stock hold r. TX nt0ge at wh,ch I'D irnss Bs
| Enthusiastically I'd pted -xpreas,ng a!nrathy fer
| ,ierbs,d', and urs.os the speedy ovaeuat. IL of
| kc!ue by the French
= mass meeting vi the labor'r9 classes Of !n1..
! doa VIII b. hst,sin Ayje Park on suu!sy n, 2.th
a.! S3.,.etir.f, 10 f'.H siJ.r txptesspu ot foel
! Ing
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MISC FIIAkE0Us.

The latest letters from Mis-i-stppi represent the
natioaa loss in ths battle of juka lis hi led 10
wounded. aud 81 missing. Torai 3!2 The loss OF
tue euemy WAS at least l 300 Ia killed and wounded
AMI l 90" prisoners among " hon were Col Mabree.
First Texas Legion, Lieutenant olonei Gilmore,
comm"DGnS Third LouisiaDa Infantry seven tkp.
sa.6s and eight, en Lied.euar.s.
Gen George w. Morgan, with his eniir. force In
COED heath. AMI with all his artillery and trsins
arrived at tssoenupsburg, KY, on the Ohio river,
dfeen miles from Portsmouth, Oh Friday evsnipg
su sFray occurred IN Es~ York Sunday mosaing
natwern "A number OF white tnr,, aud negroes
Which ree,ited ir the Kill lac OF white faau aud
the seriously w Und,ug of another. Befote tha po-
lice arrived on the spot the negroes succeeded iu
making their escape.
Co! .Jcdd. Of the I0Gth New York iufau.ry row
stston.d at New Crees. Y r-inia, has been taken
tn whosiing. having mani,es.>d syu'ptoms of In.
sanity.
The ouakers of Illinois are - he subject 70 the
draft AMI those who drsffad ara T., fall In or
paw two hundred dollars each
The Govern Of ohio has Craered that the min.
tsers of H. ,doapel IN trge IF regular coug.osa
ti"ns shall DO exempt from The nratt.
Sixty employed in Colts ermery were
among the drafted soldiers IN Hartford Tho Gov
eru"eut ordered their discar a from the military
service, aud sent them back ~ the armory
There were one hundred aud seventeen faSsh
In New Orleans duripg the week ending ON the 2ist
ut. and one Of the pc snns deceased Is on@ hun
gfcd aud suvsnteeu years old
Fifty niue men Rre all that remain Of the Second
Wisconsin regiment that left the ~ ts but ii.ts
ever year az nearly eleven hundred s.rcns.
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TIE NEW YoAh 3roCK MARKET.

The New York Herald of the oh. says there a.
no abatement .: speeu ative eXGite,ns ct On Saiur-
day, sni adds
At the first hoard there wss An advance Of 3 Der
cent In Missouri o. and per cent. III Ere old !,
other descriptions r-iug firD At the highest quota
tions of FRIDAY evening. IN the afternoon there
wes Il rnrh 10 realize profits which led ~ a G-,liue
ot per cent in Erie preferred. in Illinois Cen
tral, and la iu other active rhRrcs After this de-
cline new buj ers eaue Id, snd th- riarkei eios.
h'm at ao ad fancs ot sal pr from tue lowest
prices of the day: An active demand Tor nouey
was created by tho specu!ation ill stueks ana the
regular lenders stocks dispo,sd of all their
,neans at early hour per cent after
" hich some loans sf cted at &. Exchange
clos at l35i gold rose to ~. l. and d.mand notes
to Ilai.
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Tiis fopg "A .t,es rom Ecns. published by
the annd,rsv ei Vienna contatns the following
staiement
The PoPs's health Is not very satsfac.ory His
own 20 IpoD ard that ii ltsiy weighs on bis mind.
His Hol,ne.s lately remarked te An ecclesiastical
d gai,ery "Th~ hsud Of Provid-nee has Gireajy
written for thA Afas, Meme. Teksi. u,alarstn.-
Ny days ars numbered; my acts ere weighed in
the balances OF Dis.ns Justice, AID hope iasy Will
Not b. found tao ssr want.l3i Iy sopsss = ialaEs
Into ssesls hands Wait 80 tAf lonsj wAS
Answsia Ths. rars sisaast ss.sy 6s0 fSstlysd
slsiss Tsfs !nsssaa ysesss, ahly2s fSpEb saA S5s
SssA saA4sSps 4. Hi aEsfslaSs s3slteSsS8 s sti
sa Ma itEIsss II Ml psfSad ia 4 tabSi.W IN III
ksAa0} thpl:sA IL tasf m w6tdS MAJ II II S.sasiss
saAti iata eafstsns ds DEL E!assss hl,
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1HE RED FLAhSEL e.BE

NE RED FLAhSEL b.DEI.
The following paragraph IL ifoin the Baltimore
american
Some time suce the lamsnted General kearney
ordered his officers TO wear sewed their caps, Il
"a DIT OF red flannel, that he might the mo,
easily recognize them. They hass dotsrmiped 10
adopt tins red badge honorary distinction,
and their new commander H-n.r4i > nne:naa ap-
proves Of it Fisld and staff officers it on the
Gown of their caps. line otfio-rs tbe front OF
u~ir caps, and pr1vates on tue right side /. tt.e
ls.t hght in witch they msy DC engaged, kesr-
hey men, with their badge, y III assDgs their be-
lNHoi Cn,nmaudrI
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CARVER RANDELL,
al 22-lawSwAF IRA WILLIAMS
NSSOTICE.. The annual nisaiins cf tie stocs
~ hoiders of the James River aed ksnayxs.

N,SOTICE.. The annual mssiins Cf tie stock
- holders of the James River sed ksnawsx
Csmpany vii, De held AZ the compsny's office IL
this cIY MONDAY, the 9Th Oc'oh-r 1862.
APPOINTMENT OF PROXY.
koow gil uien bY these presents that we the
subse,ioets being stockholders 10 the JsInes River
ana Eanswha Company, 60 hereby constltute snd
appoint - oGr trls and lawful Attorney
n.d Proxy 20 represent each of Us Ia all g,nera,
meetings Of the Stockholders of said company held
within months from and after the Ga. heru"f
when ~e are not personally present represent ed
by some other proxy with full power and authority
at su gelcr Il meetings, To give such votes
and 20 do such other acts es.il o, liz conn
give or do, q member OF the asid mcat;rgs if
were personally present; and TO hereby ratiy
and cont: NJ whatever veto y0tal, SCI or 4cts
naid a'torn-y may lawfully eive DO for las in
pursuance of he authority hsrsny eoaftTged upon
him.
Wines, our hands and sesIs This de-.
oi oas taoas2nd eight hrlGi ed a7d
Teste; IsRALl
s.AI.l
WIN. r. 2UNE0Rn
oc 4-3aws~ c-eF~t .iy
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Fsl,cr Soldiers aud Citizens:
Ne, tho pnd-:s'gsed ubr in the a6oge card
have been recommended suitable nnd rrp!,4r
psrsons to represent yo''t District III the STATE i.c
.i.;dre, tahe this n!3d. of auiOuu.Nig orrseigrs =
Gs candidates. As viii DO detained IN tha ger,
vice Until '.- 4:h e septcu!3e, t.re III he htt.e
opportunity OK az pes.G:uS bcfare ycu liz per
son.
~ ptrArnt sie WA. is tie all stsornins sutirct
before you, aDj nl'n "pcrJ the attention
State Legislature ANA the c. 3 Congress Having
vot,n:eov,d is YTuof that b-iisv. IN S,;S'i1g
our rights We believe that tt.o ~ar shoul b.
prosecuted with S,or aud differentiation, snd that
Il si4)'IId ID agrees ye, i peace and idd-peI
spee ceano: otnel wi.. ne attained.
Having served Ia the rtAl&s fourteen or fifteen
-tapstlA.- Con -yupsthHe ~ith our fellow sol
diers and whatever es.j.ssures i.r yoar good that
nay be bi ought before your Legislature stall rs
oeive our hearty say port, If We are eicciT-!
This is the frat time in lives We havs aought
cubic Office. We hope .bs, you viii give us your
7otes.
Respectfully, your obt serv'ts
CARVER RANDELL,
su y2-laWSvAF IRA G.. WILLIAMS
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~ ARrlF1clAL TsgrH-rHg CHEoPLAs

~. ARTIFICIAL TSErH--THE CHEOPLAg.
~ Tic AND VULCANIrE PRoCESS.--G w
Jones, DENTIST, having tbs riss., for the above
node of making Teeth. aud bens satisfied of It's
absolute superiority o.er all ote-r methods can
with confidence eomce ad |; to those desiring ii o,
partial sets u teeth, And especially such q. ..say 10
dissatisfied with ,ao4e tlcy nsing. Ins
perfect adaptation " the plate 10 LIZ mcnth and
the sctinn thereby secured -rst.cs hirs 10 inss..
cus or more teeth .",ts0a. elssrs This ms,,.; hav
Ing ee~n ejcpted ey ,i,osc si4s1.a t;.hs=, !. he
profohs."n, Eosfa and Soutb, tosGu.oni.ls will Dc
sven ANA seecsmsas exhibited a. these v ishng 70
se- thsip ss,s 81 r-ethkn gold as aoy othoS plate
wil, Q. course, be made ivr 'hcse pr@ferring ther
Filling Cleansing, Extracting. and all other oeers-
stons gently and thoroughly performed Teeth ex
acted by xLsCTkiCITY. without pain.
~ o0ie~ sn Aaia stgsst. .apas.ts Cornthlaa
- d. l~-tV
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4 MEDICAL CARD.


DR. PLUME. of tho Old Nrdical house, confines
hlmself mainly To office practice, ca Franklin
street, a little below The Exchange Hc,s and dag
ons.y opposite ODD f.iows Hall, where sIiiltaI
and confidential trsstT-G, Gt@y he obtained on rea
so1nhse terms Those who kave teen exposed 10
certain contagious sDier's ars inFit@t u esli
early.
Communications by mail, or otherwise, promptly
attended 10. Ofice open hoia A ~ tili > +. u.
my 25-ts RICHMOND. Va
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-. 10 EHE SOLDJhhs sNp t!Tl5.Ha OF
s>F ANDERSON DISTRICT. IS. C,--fssloH- 81.
r'ers cad Ciit.ens As tia time for eiecting
bars to t.le Legislature is .iravilg very near, and
as the iPb-at qualification. row necessary to
State i.cslStiOIi prosent two n2Incs, pOssoHsiIg
those Qualifications to e,niGent begrae, TO yOni
consideration c.,h3,fates 10 represent us IL TIE
STAT IL isA Ire: t.ai. - 0St. L., ot peadi 5,n1.
a.; Maior j. G. Wii.l lt41S, .: Eeiton. T3t.-
sc s,c'9u ssv.t hao@yo 10 many If you r"lt
So .-a. s.I,i 'f 7'.,yauS ae- :cs their claims
cerese1t - apart iTo1 :et fl'rcaS fer Try POI
IDl, arising fco.i tuni" n&rlrg fNy .ssc2 40
4 the r4tl.s hs;jl, say Teslfs paSse;! thc
ags OF eEe!2.:.on A',6 .vl0e o. - their fh .iu',
..n,id peri!s .GG .att; -il,, v.ldn;,f murmrfiug
solicitation Of office s4uH.d :ptv rewarded.
Lei Iiacc, fellow c:tzsEs, our Old III cor1-
ell and force iasg..rl. and oi.ics.reneIs st Loi!ie
10 steir proper place in the ran&s with Lldskat Hr
sstrs, - Eight tlr their country.
SAML e MAYS, Brooks Troop ~ l.
7. 2 MAXWELL.
:. Mills FCREA2. %
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PROFESSIONAL CARES.

~ = T. CRAWFORD, ATTORNEY At
- LAW, viii prosecute ei>ins against Ihr Con
tedeTatr States 3overnmeBI. rartieu ar atie too
VIII he paid TO those Of deceased eodsers.
OfFiCE-Bank IT bet 0eeu 10th AID iith sts, +,
kieLunud, Va
,FERtNCEs--Prof Minor. uDiyar,ity If
Vs.; Senator 4. q Brow-. Miss, DAM Ea3llif,
R!tliinouj Va &C 4--ima
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MO ~ ARMY nF TuL FofoMAr,t

''' ''flA PikY o. aaE siICartns Ar THY
e slAtE.
n ~. ass ssfs 'itgai5 VI sls e.l kM ~ As.:sjs
"a a. z'as pa.s.as Mar fs s'seilsss b aE!sa Il isl
~ lts 9,'ssr q iss sfaiIsss 0; lississ h. lbs
tSH7' u 'elssess sBsssag A,a slasAkksd il
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~. NJ IL SrAkbULE, NOrAhT PUBLIC.
~ aud AGENT FoA CHA Ms against ios Uon-
trderate States Office. at tie Office OF X Il Dib-
reli. ComIniss,on Merchant. Shockoe Slip, E,ch
mend, Va
nalus been n ciefk pn lei the old Gov ,fnn-nt at
Washington q. G., TOR s0nia torr years rhe al
vertser reniUrs his TO tho legal Representa-
tees OF deceased spiders, erd Others having
CLAIMS against the q. Government, vitb sntirc
conddenc5 in his atih:y 10 prosecute them to d
speedy and satisfactory adjustment. addr,ss
n h STAEBUGK
oc2-lm* Box 6l3, r. u, Richmond Ia.
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Fp~ IUitLLaN's ARMY.

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'"} faa' i company of tn s3;h Penpsyl
"'' ""f- guarding The Paitiniu,. ~, Ohio
'H'an tfhg, n pau-Peu, about halt WAY be
h''o'oeE aad Gu,Db-rl,rt, were Yesterday
'''~' "y T~t-l iyIce ana all taken rr,son.rs
''' a'"Fsch aids:
d' ,'r -a'aa Inc cayairy forc" under Coopel
,.tf ,Y''f' cabiEe1 40" ercarnpIaent Of ths
~, "''F1g -"sy two pieces oi srttil.,y {. u
-, ~SQ ky hDrsps snd psuies Il strong
sGs. "'''' uDder Ltperst AYsrilI, In. ta.n scat
''s '"'fes'inr r4ps.s.
=. "" '"e1elau tas s,ut The following letter to
'9'. Cutnp. of "a
h"Rt ~ ARMY nF TuL Fofomsr.
Cor. shAfrttuiS. b-pt II, %.
it,, h-Y 10 await Ibyasii OF "a most tbs
haiti 'ht u iauTc have i,id sIupe Ii.r rseant
hoo ~. ~ '7ho~f 10 yOu my rtapks tor yauf WISE
p,,n, sac "fl' III ~ caiitng out ii. militia uf
na,n. ''s ipf iih d"fenc., G.n threat md by 4
tgHat.l '" N''"f'"u~ army Of the speby For
tl. '4'c"nstsit.s brn.i.i. Il iu,,,- 4i',,e for
nj. - ~ H't tool hPcn The srti ot Ps,,is, Iys
~ , "' "'"fb H"pp"It J"p9a ed ts ny army
D,, 1et'"I vas p,sis the ies- u.jslt7 la III.
10 g.. ''b "tIi s1p \ Biye-it, sRs,u t,r,a.t
,o,,, '.i a.snonlrd yu@nt. tar your psty,otie
s,l, 'Ls nat4il.t - which the peops. Of re,u
u. 4 ''"tn'tid'" =" youf al eua nas,sr.d Il,
trss, "a ihrii frontier, ~ doubt exercised a
f'"'if@' upon lr. c,ir,sy
'"y respectfully and sincerely, yours
otoKar B Mc.LtLi.an,
MOI General, L. b. Army.
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