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The national Republican., 1862-08-13
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SGD Srssauo, H., August Z, 1853.
Editor Of Ndtional Republioan: I msks three
points .....-' .- .'..... .rr.s.
First PoInt-O Our war 10 siavsholiers' was
He thai runs may rcd. 't
Second Polnt-rhe rebellion will be kept up
till shareholders are extsrminated In the Gulf
States. This was apparent at first, and be.
comes more and more obvious a. the war pro,
crosses, let Us, then, make up our minds "
either subjugsts slaveholders or give up the
war and the Government. r.
Third Polnt-War 10 o terrible necessity f0f
us, exceedingly obnoxlorh to republican pso
pie; Il has made Zoo, 900 slaves already, be-
sides, the 100000 African slaves, and now
calls for 100000 more. JEFF Davis 10 the dh
yer Of one-hslf, and Abraham Lincoln Of tho
other half Ny son slgned bis liberty away "
serve Lincoln; he thought, and still thintes
the Government had right to the sacrifice.
His driver, In some instances, has given him q
humiliating task; one will name-he set him
TO watch, for weeks, the property OF the widow
Of the late A. Y. Brown, late Postmaster Cen
eral, think, three miles from Nashville, whilst
two Of her sons were officers In JEFF. Davis's
army. Ny neighbor, and particular friend, had
three brothers who signed their liberty away
TO serve Lincoln; two Of them have died Of
disease In the Chiokahominy swamps, and The
other 10 sick. Negroes that were accllmatsd
might have been substituted for them.
1hsve been prompted TO write this by hear
Ing that the President had decided not 10 arm
Africans, which decision dlsspPsoye.
The national Republican., 1862-08-13
Kecrui,ins In Wisconsin.

MADISON, August 1.-THE whole quota oi
the State will be full by the 18th, and there are
indications OF o surplus. Many localities can
not be reached by telegraph or readily, or
both calls would be filed by the 18th without
resort to drafting.
MILwAuKEE, August ll..-A regular "'76
spirit " is prevailing here. Over S60, 900 boun-
ty fund has been raised to save the city from
the stigma Of drafting.
The national Republican., 1862-08-13
Recruiting I'm New York.

PooaRKEEPsIK, August ll.--A large and 90.
thusiastic war meeting was held here this even.
Ing. Ths Hon. staphsn Baker presided. AZ
drsa@ were made BY Judge Z. Mott and
othsrs. -I -
A mseting,of The supervisors va held todsy,
Cd 70, all eulIsting Ia thh district regiment.
Tho VIZ fever ID very high. Volunteers are
pouring In rapidly, and the quota Of this county
will be raised by the 18th. .
UrIcA, Aug. 1.-THE Fourth Oneida regi-
msnt, Col. Peass, has i've Of It's companies full
and mustered In. We shall have full regiment
and few hundred 10 spare by the 18th. Id, ..
The national Republican., 1862-08-13
Recruiting i'm Massachusetts.

BosToN, August 1.-THE leading business Of
Boston and Massachusetts the present week ia
enllsting soldiers, and the prospect Is highly
encouraging that no resort To draft will be
necessary. Among the marked events to-day
was the opening Of the grounds OF the Old
South Church, held especially sacred 10 revo-
lutlonsry memory. Thousand. Of people gath
man, the Hon. s. II. Valley, and others. Tents
have been pitched in State, Court, aud other
streets, as headquarters for enllsting. Enthu-
siastic unsnimity and determination pervade
all classes to Voluntarily al up the full quota
of sachnsetts.
The national Republican., 1862-08-13
Recruiting In Pennsylvania.

SCRANTON, August 1.-Two companies from
Scranton, one from Carbondale, and one bat
terry from Pittston, leave for Harrisburg In the
morning, leaving two companies In process Of
formation at Scranton 10 follow In day or
two.
1t is impossible 10 convey any idea OF the
ardor aud determination affecting oil classes
The above companies are all full llol strong)'
and a surplus 10 cover any that may be re
jected. The Hon. John Brlsbln 10 doing good
work 10 addressing the people Of bis vicinity,
and from bis position ~ Democrat, sdyo.
eating the most stringent war measures, 10 sdd'
ing greatly 10 enllstmsnts,
The national Republican., 1862-08-13
More Details of the Battle of
Saturday.
Our Loss In Killed Supposed TO be 200

HEADQuARrERs ARMY OF VIRGINIA,
Two miles from battle. ground,
August II, 1862
There was no fighting yesterday. The enemy
made several efforts TO flank u.s. but through the
skillful disposition Of our forces were checked
ct every point.
At daylight, on the morning after the battle,
Gen. Mllroy was pushed forwardpand occupied
the battle ground with bis pickets, the enemy
having retrestsd two miles to the sides and
summit Of Cedar mountain.
II 10 difhcult, % yet, 70 form an estimate Of
the number killed, but 200 10 said to be fair
evening to complete me burial. The number
killed on the rebel side ls said 10 exceed our
own. This is explained from the fact that, a.
at Richmond, they hurled vast masses upon u,
and our artillery conseqsntly moved them
down in great numbers.
Gen. Augur Ia at one OF the hotels, and Gen.
Geary 10 at the house Of Mrs. Ward, Union
lady. Both Gems Augur and Geary are doing
we'll
Gen. Hartsud had an unoficial interview
with the rebel Gen. Stuart to day. Stuart said
but little OF the battle, was not oil exul-
tant. Both generals manifested desire TO re-
new hostilities
Gen. Sigel now occupies the front, and bis
Western successes lead us 10 expect much from
him In the impending great battle.
Capt. wilkins, Of Gen. Willams's staff, was
taken prisoner.
The rebel Gen. Winder was killed by shell
A large number Of our wounded Officers were
taken prisoners, but the rebel generals would
not give their names.
Generals Stuart and EARLY are encamped
| near the battlefield.
Gen. Stuart says he got in the rear OF two
brigadss coming from Fredericksburg. made
them fight him. and then went around by
cross road and came up here.
The national Republican., 1862-08-13
From Fortress Monroe.

FOKrREss A0NRoE. August ll.--Commodora
Porter's feet still remains at anchor In Hamp-
ton Roads, and Is rot at Hsrrisons Landing,
a. has been published.
Much satisfaction has been lately created In
Norfolk, Suffolk and vicinity by the late de-.
termination Of the United States generals In
command there to compel every citizen 70 take
the oath Of allegiance 70 the Government, or at
once leave and ssek protection under the 20.
called "Contsdsrate' government which ap-
pears to be more oohgeuial 10 their rebellious
natures. "r'
The Elm City and Ksnnsbsc osme down the
river to-day with sick soldiers from the army
hospitals to 60 North.
The mail boat was completely loaded with
passenger discharged soldiers, recruiting on
GERS, and some 400 musicians, who have been
mustered out Of the service.
The national Republican., 1862-08-13

MASSACHUSETTS, SICK AND WOvSpED.-See,
among our special notices, one Of meeting on
Friday evening next, Of the citizens OF Massa-
chusets now In Washington, to complete ar
rsngements for the aid and comfort OF the sick
and wounded soldiers from that State, In the
hospitals here The number Of such before the
last battle, was about four hundred.
The national Republican., 1862-08-13

The MALVERN HILL FAILuRE.--lt is rumored
that Gen Frank Patterson, Of Philadelphia,
commanding the New Jersey brigade, is the
general referred 10 ~ having 10 seriously In
terfersd to prevent the communication Of Hook
ers plan OF capturing u whole rebel division
at Malvern Hill. 1t 10 said that Gen. Patterson
at the time was intoxicated, and 80 acted as to
give the rebels timely notice OF the approach
Of our army. He Is now under arrest, and the
whole matter will come before gsnsrsl c0urt'
msrtiRl.- WdSh Cor NJ Y. TTtLaRs.
The national Republican., 1862-08-13
LoANDA, LIST April, 1862.

LoANDA, lst April, 1862.
Ny LORD: We have the honor to acquAint
your Lordship that Her Majesty ship ''Gridon,"
Commander Perry, whilst proceeding 70 this
place with the last mail from Fernando Po, on
the 9th ulumo, fell 10 with bsrque and .
schooner In company, W. Block Point, In lati-
tude so south, and Longitude ll.46 east Com.
mander Perry Immediately sent boat to cut
of the schooner, whilst he proceeded In the
come up with her, he found her 70 be fitted In
every respect for the immediate reception Of
slaves, which, to the number Of eight hundred,
she was TO have shipped the following morning
st Block Point for the Island Of Porto Rico. y
This barque, which was about 400 tons, was
destitute Of all proofs OF nationality, nor were
there any papers found on board from which
her nAme could be ascertained; but from the
statement of some Of the crew II appeared that
she had sailed from New York on the first Of
December last, and touched at Osmpesohe, In
Mexico, where the necessary equipment was
completed.
Later in the afternoon Of the same day, the
officer who had been detailed from the Grifion
| In pursuit Of the schooner returned on board
In charge Of that vessel, having found her
abandoned by her crew, and fully equipped
for the conveyance Of slaves. ..I
This schooner being ANAL, and incapable Of
safely undertaking voyage 70 81. Helena,
Commander Perry, after causing her 70 be sur
veyed, destroyed her BY are, sending the nsces.
sary evidence 10 St. Helena, In order that the
casa might, with that Of the barques, be brought
before the Vice Admiralty Conrt In that colony
for adjudication. 80
| We have, &C., &C., s
.., EDxUSD GABRIEL,
II. v, HrNrr.Er.
The national Republican., 1862-08-13

GREAT WAR MEETING IN NALExANDRIA-GRrA
ENTHusIAsN.-A large war meeting was held at
Alexandria, Virginia, last evening. Jefferson
Tacey presided. Speeches were made by Sen.
stor Pomeroy. Of Kansas, Senator Harlan, Of
Iowa. Senator Chandler, OF Michigan, and Mr..
Close, Of that city, and several others. The
meeting was the most enthusiastic and the
largest ever held In that city.
The national Republican., 1862-08-13

SoI.DfEps DIscHARGEs.-.All applications for
discharges and leaves OF absence must be- ad-
dressed 10 the adjutant general. The Star says
that such applications are frequently made by
mistake, to Simeon Draper, who has nothing to
do in the matter, being charged with the en-
.irely different matter, Of collecting and Tor
warding struggling officers and soldiers to their
respective regiments.
The national Republican., 1862-08-13

A DELAWARE DEIEsATION.-A delegation Of
eight or ten prominent citizens of the State Of
Delaware, headed by Hon. L. W. Gilpin, are
now in this city In consultation with the Gov
ernment on military business In connection
with the subject Of drafting in their State.
The national Republican., 1862-08-13

~ Thomas A. d. Feseendeu, a son of Sea-
Republican candidate to Oil the vacancy in the
Maine second congressional district, occasoned
by the resignation OF Mr.. Walton.
The national Republican., 1862-08-13

Jua Published, IN Sealed Enueiope. Price Sin Gents
A LECTURE ON THE NATURE, TREAT,
ment, and Drsicsl Cure Of Spsrmatorrh9s, or Sem
Hn, , Wssxps nj nayGy AmGns snsv lie
Nsrvopmess, Consumption, Epilepsy and Fits Men
tai and Physcal IncApaolty, resulting from Bell
Abuse, 30. By koBr j. CuLvrRwrLL,h N. D., anthsr
Of the Green Book, &C.
"a Boon to Thoasaads OF sunsrsrs,"
Bent under seal, In plain envslops,t to any address
poa rad, on receipt of IL cent. o. I've postage
stamps, by Dr. C4, y. g. kLiEEi
aug 7-3mitd6w fo6 omos S'x, sSss
The national Republican., 1862-08-13
Kecruiting In Kentucky.

LOUlsvILLE, Aug. l0.--Six thousand cavalry
have been already enrolled in thls city, and
further enlistments are expected, there being
now thousand over the quota. The enlist
lnsnts for the infantry regiments are also pro.
gressing finely, and there will be no nsc sssity
for drafting in this State on the first requisiton
of the Federal Government.
The national Republican., 1862-08-13

AprolNrMENr.-JosIah H. Squier, Esq, Of
San Francisco, California, is appointed to 9
clerksbip in the Pension Office, Interior De.
partmen.
The national Republican., 1862-08-13
Recrutting In Indiana. =.

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. l0-Govsrnor Norton
has officially announced that al volunteers for
three years or the war will be received up TO
the morning Of the 10th Of this month, and
after that date no volunteers Will be reosivsd
or bountIes paid
The national Republican., 1862-08-13
Mr.. S,sard TO Mr.. Stuart.

DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Washington, llth August, 1862.
SIR: have the honor 10 acknowledge the
receipt Of your note Of yesterday, accompanied
by copy Of q dispatch from her Majestys
commissioners at Losnda 10 Earl Russell, an
uouncing the capture. of Black Point, on the
west coast Of Africa, by her kajesty's ship
Grifon, Oh the 9th Of March last, Of q barque
aud schooner, without name or colors, fully
equipped for the slave trade.
In reply, l have 70 thank you for the iufor.
nation thus communicated, which 10 In every
respect entirely acceptable and gratifying.
ihave the honor TO be, sir, with high consld.
GRAFTON. yonr very obedient servant.
WILLIAM II. SEWARD.
Hon. WILLIAM STUART, &c., &C., DC. ..'.r..
The national Republican., 1862-08-13
. 4 OPOsALs FON WOOD.

TEsAsuRY DErAsrnEsr,
.. August 6, 1862
Proposals will be received at this Department
until the 18th Instant for from 200 to 800 oords OF
OAK WOOD, to be Of the best quality, and 70 be-
delivered In front Of the Southeast Executive Build
Ing, and corded and measured In the yard, before
/, delivered, or the delivery secured. y"
Proposals must b. addressed to the Superintendent
Secretary Of the Treasury.
49, 3. N. McKEAN
Superintendent y. E. Elk. building
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MA n u u E A II u n u u y.
= MAGUIRES COMPOUND
EXTRACT OF BENNE PLANT.

TESTED FOR FIFTEEN YEARS
WITH IMMENSE SUCCESS
IN TIE WEST AND SOUTH.
AND NOW
EXTENSIVELY USED IN THE
WESLEYAN AkMIEs.
THE ONLY RELIABLE CURATIVE
FOR ALL RELAXED
CONDITIONS OF THE BOWELS,
CAUSED by CHANGE OF
WATER AND DIET.
ENTIRELY VEGETABLE
SUITED TO ALL ACES
J. 4 q. MAGUIRE, Druggist,
st. Louis, Missouri,
'''' ~ "''eHRL 'eCRERLES tfoTT, Druggist.
No. SIS, rsnnsylyania syenuu,
nearly Opposite National Hotel
And by MARBHALL PAGE,
Army butlsrs,
No. 602, Seventh street wet.
ly gl-lms
The national Republican., 1862-08-13

CuLPEpER, August l2.-The stragglers, from
the battle field 70 town, have all been arrested
by Gen. Pope, and 10. morrow list Of the miss.
Ing can be obtained with accuracy.
Sunday night, about II O'Clock, while Gen.
erals Pope and Banks were In conference, in
the rear Of four advance batteries, . body Of
the epemy's cavalry charged 10 the most daring
manner through the woods on our front upon
the group.
The discharge Of musketry and the whizzing
Of bullets near them gave timely notice Of the
rebels approach. Horses were Immediately
mounted and a regiment Of infantry fred Q
volley, checking the charge and probably say.
ing both commanders.
Col Donnelly is still alive, but sinking. The
other officers are generally doing well.
CULrxpER, Monday, August 1.-The brigade
Of cavalry under command Of Gen. Buford
made a descent on Madison Court House on
Tuesday, the 9Th inst. He found the rebels had
been there, but had left. BE made recon.
n0issauce iu every direction, and met rebel
pickets on every road. On the 7th instant the
pickets on the road TO Stannardsville had q
skirmlsh, losing killed and wounded.
On the 9Th, the First Maryland had another
skirmish on the Orange Court House road, 10
which they lost -, and about dozen taken
prisoners.
Being reinforced by the First Michigan, the
rebel6 were driven 70 the Rapidan.
| A strong reconnaissance was made the sams
evening, 70 the Rspldan, on the Orange road
and .skirmish was going on, without ioss, when
ordsrs came from Gen. Buford to return Ia
Madison Court House.
The party got back ut Q u. M, on the 9th
and found everything ready for u retreat to
wards Sperryville, as the rebels we're approach
ing from every direction.
The party reached Woodville In safety, and
there camped. They reached Culpeper Monday
night
The escape Of this brigade is considered al
most miraculous. as they were surrounded oi
almost every side, and many gave the party "
| as lost.
Gen. Buford deserves great praise for th,
manner In which be extricated his command
from such perilous condition.
The national Republican., 1862-08-13
Cayuga and Wayne Counties Aroused
No Need OF . Draft.

Auburn, N. Y, Aug. ll.-Csyuga and Wayne
counties are thoroughly aroused. There is no
need of draft. .... I4
Recruiting for the Second regiment under the
on, and the greatest enthusiasm ID manifested.
Volunteers are coming forward 10 large num-
bsrs. The second regiment will be hlled In q
few days.
II ten days more are allowed, there will be
no need of any draft in this district. f,..,
The national Republican., 1862-08-13

~-Z q. Robbins, has been appointed Reg.
lister Of Wills for this District vice Moses Kelley,
rejected by the Senate,
The national Republican., 1862-08-13

Refugees 70 Canada-Lsrge Numbers OF
DRAFT.
TORONTO, August ll..-An extraordinary num-
ber Of Americans are here TO escape drafting.
The Toronto Globe, which is friendly to the
North, say that the late order Of Secretary
Stanton is impolitic, absurd and tyrannicai. 1t
then odds that only the craven hearted, dis
loyal, and incapable will come here, TO return
to their homes after the 18th CT August. Their
departure from Canada will excite no regret.
MILWAUKEE,, August ll.-From fifteen. to
twenty refugees were taken from propellers
To. day en- rou.s to Canada 70 escape the DRAFT.
The national Republican., 1862-08-13
kn.husiastic Volunteering In Oswsgs

knthusIasttc VoIuntser1ng N OsWsgos
OswEao, N. Y, Aug. 1.-THE Third Oswego
regiment, Col. Littlejohn commanding, went
Into camp to-day. This regiment already num-
bsrs over 200 men.
Some Of the companies belonging to this
regiment, from the country, have been obliged
10 discharge men from their overfowing num-
hara
The national Republican., 1862-08-13
Guerillas in Tennessee.
AIarss lsrs lsutsd, with taUA
ns following w.srecsivsd yssFdsy = the
VI Dspars-'nt: ~ uG

Hon. Ei,ein N. Stanton, SscvstdH Of War:
Major Kennedy, with two small companies OF
First Kentucky cavalry, encountered the que.
villas, IL esselly sapsrios- -nunhsssy Elk times
yesterday, snd last night at various points be
low Williamsport, defeating the enemy In each
affair with considerable loss.
- Our iosuuiy one wounded. .--''-
.g.. u,,.,' JAS. 8. Nilsson, Brig. Gen.
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NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
'upi,sa,d Daily, Sundays Excepted,
HY w. }. MURTAGH l. co.
.tonot N. WESTON. solTos.

- The publication otfioe Of the NATIONAL
REPUBLICAN Is at the northeast corner Of D and
Seventh streets, second floor, over W. D. shsp.
herds book store. Entranos on Seventh street.
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.

HisAly l,sssssti,s Isga Ust syyp-
dsnss with British Aatl Fitiss p As
Capture Of olavsrs. ~ & "a
It IN IN
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Mr.. NvS@ to Mr.. Ss,card. ~
WASHINGTON, August 10, 1862.

WAsHN0roN, August 10, 1852.
SIR The enclosed copy Of dispatch from
Her Msjesty's commissioners, at Loanda, re-
lstss 10 -tks csptare, By Her Msjesy's ship
Grifon, on The 37th Of March Lest, OF barque
and scA6oner, without name O. colors, fully
equipped for ths slave trade of Black Point on
the west coaat or Africa
10 the 0ovseumens Of the United States, In con-
sequence Of Ne bafque N question having
been stated 70 have len New York On the lSt
Of Decsnbe9 Last rF 10. .a.u. aFG
have the honor 70 be, with high considers
tlon, cir, your most obedient humble servant,
.l.s. W. SrrARr.
Hon. WILLIAM Il. SEwARD, .... ".a. a.r
no., &C., &c. g.,
The national Republican., 1862-08-13
The War in the soUthvvcat.
pORTER's GUnRILLAS ROUTED

HuDsoN, August l0.-Colonsl AoNell again
overlook Porter's guerillas yesterday at Stock.
ton, In the Western part Of Mason county, and
after u sharp fight, routed them, killing and
woundIng large number, and capturing many
horses.
The rebels were scattered In all directions
Some Of the prisoners captured had taken the
oath and given bonds Ola
The national Republican., 1862-08-13

nRODUCE AND FRUIT
II 800 boxes Lemons,
100 boxes Oranges,
10000 Coaooanun.
800 barrels Potatoes
200 barrels OnloasL 80
100 barrels Prims Apples,
10000 bunohes Onions ...-. a.. r.
h''O's1 - for 's'' by Josps \ CO
a. n-st Corner Eight and d streets
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Froun South Carolina.

Dsssrapsasn sr shs RsAsl AAns-prsPe-
isisf. aties frsm shs Cc.traSs.ds.
The national Republican., 1862-08-13
BY TELEGRAPH.
Inkportant from Gen. Pope's
Army.
NE ENEMY RETREAT UNDER
COVER OF THE NIGHT.
Ossr Cacasrr asd .arttlsery IN
Close Pssrssstf.
Further Concernins the Late
Battle. .a-a
Escape Of Geas. Pope and Banks frsn Capture.
Adventure Of General BAfofd's
BrigaAo Of Cavalry.
HlApouAarsRs Army OF vrlalolA,

HEADQUARTERS Army OF Vrnoloh,
CEDAR MOUNTAIN, Va, 7.30 a. m, Aug. IL.
To Major General HaQeck::
The enemy has retreated under cover Of the
night.
His rear is now crossing the Rspidan, to
wards Orange Court House.
Our cavalry and artillery are in pursuit.
JOIN PoPE, Major General, &c.
The national Republican., 1862-08-13
M now LOST HOW RESTORED

aug It'd
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-07-08
MEDICAI..

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TO THE AFFLICTED.
For Ague.
IT, mmahursts Asus bose, ,,..,......
Use pasahall's Ague Mixture, &c
For Weak or Enfiamed Eyes.
- Bripshursts Eye Water,
Use Poor Richards Eye Water,
tlse necser- Eve iAl' a'
For Coughs.
V'T "''"s"u'''S "a SOs aser's CSslry PsclorAl,
Use laYnes RSpseiorsat
For Dyspepsia.
t.4 B,lpphnrsr- Dyspeptie PILLS,
H. Peruvian syrup, or Prot Sol. Protos Iron
r,, Comp. syrup OF rhosphStes,
Comp, syrap Of fp,i;I,,p i,iypoph'spn''e'
iiooaands tc,mau hii,rfs
For worms.
u.r lainahursts Worm syrup,
IL. illngbufss Worm Luaenges,
Use FahnestocG vsrniiuse S'
For Hernia on Rupture.
oo,o i nringhusr \ CO aud he atisi Nth rfN',
For FIatulence.
u. Briughursis Ginger Io,eOaei
For children TeethIne.
"''' "''''''' lse iowets iptsnt oer'isl
FOP "A 1atharItc Of PMfge,
r-- Rdnghursis Purssse syrnP e suhstitna for css
tfe Brnghurpt'. purestiVs PIN. t'nsAr r'aisd9
tiss Citrate Of Msluesla.
Use seilit1 Powders &r.
For Purifying the Blood.
r.. Htnghursi's Alternative syrup
Ayers SarsRparilla,
Buli's Sarssparilla.
Peruvian Syrup. s.
For Constipation.
r.r Rtinshursts rursatiye syrup, .,,...., ,,,.
or one OF those superior Elastic syruges sold By bn
For Diet.
uss sAgo, Tspioca Droma. Pure Chocolate. Gelatin
.lInket rade with Bringhurets Liquid Kennel
For Illuminating Purposes.
s4 hs genuine Kerosene oil with OF those huper'
low priced Lamps. sold by
EDW. DRINGHURST X CO.,
MANUFACTURING PHARlIAcEUTIsTs,
Corner Of MARKET uRd Si1th Sts., Wilmington.
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