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The Yankees violating the cartel in every way. At
SbepherdsOwn 700 Yankee paroed prisoners
tured and is said the Harpers Ferry prisoners
off to fight the Indians in Minnesota
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"E ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w JOHN A. STANLY, Esq, Of Beaufort County az
candidate for the Office of Reading Clerk of the next
House of Commons.
Sept. 2s, 1862. lid
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DIE

On the cath of August, 1852, in the 1s,, 49,
JULIA the daughter of Madison and Marths ke Of NasS
County, o. She bore her lingering with cS+;s
tain forude and resignatioa and before ne
pressed hrm hope of her rest in heaven -
The Saviour babe her come
That live to die no more.
GCM
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Starts Light Battsry,l

CAMP HALE, FoRT FISHER, n c.
NNHE UNDERSIGNED, PRIVATE IN THE ARMY
of the Confederate States respectfully him.
self candidate for the office of Chief Clerk of the HOUSE.
of Commons of the next Legislature Considerable
quantance with the duties of the position has been acqup
ed by having been with the legislative body of this State
for two sessions. HENRY &. COTTON.
August rs, 1862 std
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AUGUSTA, Oct. 4,

The Savannah Republican this morning has dispatch
from Baldwin, Fla 3rd inst which says, the enemy at
tackled our batteries the ST. John's the engagement
lasted an hour and the enemy repulsed The enemy
numbered 5000 He has also landed at Mayport Mill
also at Greenvile Point in fOrce-marched mile to the
rear of our battery where boys them and an
gagement commenced, but we have no particulars.
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In the letter of Josenb d. low,

CORRECTION the letteE of Joseph D. Joyner,
published in our last, he was made to say, my
regiment has been in three battles in week, while
others have fought more" 1t should have read
while others have fought none"
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MARRIED.

lin County. by Rev James Moore NJ W 3 -. 3
Gsnve' 70 Miss OIElIA, youngest daughter Of Dr. W n
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FOR SALE.

ONE OF THE HANDSoMEST FARMS IN TIE
" State the Central Railroad less than mile from
Hsborough and the Depot good society," good schools
and churches containing 205 acres 20 fine woodland well
watered and fenced IL meadow; fine wheat cat,
clover and tobacco land choice fruit, &c.
Dwelling beautifully located beautiful grove; hBuse
eight rooms well planned, large barn and all necessary
Outbuidings Possession Immediately. .s.
TERMs-Cash credit. Credit preferred
Apply to L. p. 0LDS.
Hillsboro', n. G, Oct 6, 1852. 61-n
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Federas have ecaptured the seven engines recently
1Aen by our troops near Warrenton
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For the Standard,

The fax culture in Island has been much increase
by the scarcity of cotton in Europe.
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TO THE MEMBERS OF THE NEXT HOUSE,
COMMONS

GENTLEMKEI shall be candidate for reelection to the
office of Principal Clerk of the House of Commons at the
approaching session of the General Assembly Former
perencs in that and similar positions induces to BE-
eVe that shall be able to give satisfaction, elected
Respectfully,
JAMES q. MOORE.
Sept. 8, 1850. f8-2m.
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I ne New York Tribune admits that the Yankee army
IN killed, wounded and missing in the bat tie Of
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.


"TILL BE SOLD TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER On
w the 18th of November. tract Of land on Eeuse
River eight miles from Raleigh joining the lands Of Jcre
and forty acres There is about twohirds cleared, hs
other in original growth. The cleared land is nearly
all fresh and well adapted to the growth Of cotton en
wheat and The low ground il fenced of separately,
fences dividing the up land 10 several fields With
good branch running through convenient for watering
stock, DC. B. A. PERRY, Agent.
ALSO,
Another tract joining the above named containing about
thirty.ve acres unceared Persons wishing purchase
will do well examine the said lands before the day of
sale credit of six months will be given bonds with
proved securities bearing interest from date will be
quired. q a., B. A. PERRY.
: Oct 6, 1862. H-wst.
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Camp Mangum, Raleigh, Oct. 3, 1864.

= ~
General Order.
a LII COMMISSIONED, N0N-COMMISSIOEED OF
N cers and privates of the 3lst Regiment c. Troops
absent with without furough, are ordered 10 re-
port themselves to these Headquarters Immediately for
tive service they will be considered deserers and
visited with the severest punishment.
By order of ]. V. JORDAN,
Colonel 31st Regt.
JSo. GUIoS, Acting Adjutant.
Oct. 6, 1852 s1-2tpd.
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An official dispatch from Gen. Van DoT G daed o'' o.

=, iEAUVUARTERS NEAR CORINTH, Oct. 3, ?. III.
We have driven the enemy from every position. We
are within % of ame of Corinth. The enemy is huddled
together about town. some extreme left trying
hold possession. So far all glorious and men behaved
noby Loss am afraid is heavy. 1t is nearly night
Loyelfs and Prices troops have our thanks.
The Philadelphia Inquirer of the Srd contains dispatch
from Louisville of the 2nd which says information Just re-
eeived states that the Federal army drawn up line of
battle 81 miles distant Bardstown Road Heavy skIr-
mishing going on, and battle anticipated.
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. zen Buell. has been replaced in command at Louisville
o. e urgent request Of all the Generals in that Depart
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SOAP FOR SALE.

SOAP FUR SALEs
II AM NOW MANUFACTURING A GOOD ARTICLE
IL of Family Bar Soap, which offer to purchasers in any
quantity to suit at so cents per pound
ALSO
good article of perumed Shaving Shop at 20 cents per
pound. Orders promptly filled.
c. P. JONES.
Fayetteville, n. c., Oct. 6, 1862. sI-atpd
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FAYETTEVILLE MARKET.

CORRECTED WEEKLY BIZ PE,IBERroN & SLOAN, eRocERs.
FAYETTEvILLE, Oct. 2, 1862.
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N. c., Corn Whisky s. to Sc. Apple Brandy Is.
Wool Sl.5O.-FdzetteuiNe Observer
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-25

The battle of Pea Ridge. Arkansas. which
settled the fate Of Southern Missouri, and
probably of Arkansas, also. was fought be
tween rebel army numbering upwards OF
10000 men. aud the Union forces under
Gems. Curtis. Sigcl and Asboth. numbering
1900. The Confederate army had succeed
cd in surrounding our troops and had thrown
heavy force on Their rear. 10 cut off oil re
treat. Ga Thursday. the 9Th. the attack Of
tho rebels began. and throughout the day
and the next. the tide OF success seemed "a
set in their favor. The gallant Sigcl had
been twice cut of, and twice. after most
desperate fighting had hewn his way. with
heavy loss. through the cnemy'~ ranks
The evening OF the second day came ON, and
the weariod troops after making arrange
menis for the decisive conflict OF the next
morning. lay down on their arms 70 obtain q
little needed rest. Quiet settled down upon
the camp, only disturbed by the rroans OF
the wounded and the hustle of unfinished
preparation for the coming day.
Suddenly there rosc from the camp OF the
German regiments the notes of one OF those
plaintive airs of the Fatherland which that
musical race carry with them into whatever
cline they may wander Softly the strains
doated over that bloody att.feld,
the language unknown 20 most Of the
listeners. but the melody carrying all memo
ries back to homes and the hearts who's,
future hung in the balance Of the morrow -
The effect was electric. What heroic re-
solves wero kindled by that simple air. sung
1 in that critical hour In the wilderness. no ono
can tell. We only know the next day''
history. Our forces wan splendid victory
and where the battle ragged hercest. were
the Germans who sang the previous night
away.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-25

new policy about TO be inaugurased by tho
Administration. But my friend Bill. at nv
elbow. says that be has. after a great deal
of mental exertion. devised line OF policy
FOR the suppression Of this rebellion, which
suits him better than old Abe's, but a.
"much soldering" has made the aid Bill
very hard, and his suggestions ought 10 he
cautiously received. He would have the
soldier visit Mr.. Rebels FARMHOUSE and
guard the premises carefully both DAY aud
night, and be very careful not to allow n
Northern mercenary' TO pluck an apple or
peach from the orchard. although he may at
the time be- on half rations lie would al
low the proprietor entire freedom To go ont
and come in as he might deem proper. and
not enquire whether he went out AZ times to
give information 10 the c. = y. for il j. not
the business OF prirsfes TO know anything
about such little matters as all that. And,
above ALL not suffer any common soldier TO
drink water from family we'll. for creek
water IA good enough for anything below a
commissioned ofiicer. =
Well. Mr.. EprroR. while We are try ing TO
put down the armsd aud openly avowed
knights Of the Golden Circle" hope that
YOU may he successful in overturnng the
Vaccinations Of those Dark-Lantern. Anti
Tax Paying traitors.
Wonder il Daniel the Young Chief " ev.
er put his signature to the masier roll Of the
X. G. c.. or was he sharp enough TO keep
his foot out of il and make cars pane o
his subordiaafes' think there are scvera
OF those gentlemen In my native county,
fSullivanl. Sorry to say il, but YOU know
Mr.. EpIroR, the truth IL fact anytime =
Wish we had more men in Indiana OF thu
Wright and Morton stripe. What do ihos
secesh sympathisers intend to do when thi
war closes. and the loyal aud enrsged sol
1iers return homeg The climate will b
somewhat unhealthy. in my opinion.
Yours. HARRY.
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We have the gratifying intesligoucs from
Philadelphia thst tie ncw steamer lronsdes
has been completed. AMI J. os her trial trip
She j. a siaunch vessel. heavily ir0n-plaled.
and carries formidable armament. We
shalt hear. presently. of the isuaching Of the
new Monitors. and nex: doubtless. Other
performances. They viii DC able u capture
every town in the southern coast yet pos
session Of the enemy. within few weeks Of
The time when they srs ready fer acts.an -
Vessels are beng constructed that can run
hy the fotts and batteries OF Charleston. aud
AT leisure sheii that city into submission or
annihilste i. The capture OF Wilmington.
Chariezton. Savannah and Mobile BY our
iron ciAis. = merely question IL time
The work gill unquestiss4abiY be accomplished
early IN The Fall and At the same time our
enorrous nex Ievies Of troops will be fairly
IN the feld. aud The rebellion uill he put
andcr our feet The patent. faithful in
1omisahle l3yai people VII 30 rewarded Tor
their fortignis. by complete victory. and OF
nation "a rank among the foremost IT, The
World In militars snd natal POWER. Wait :
little longer.-Ctn ceH-
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From the Louisville Journal
FREEDOMS RISING.

sspscsrrp Gro. p. rxrsuo,, m "A. r. n uaoN~ril-
A vsica II mourning. vision Of gloou,
Break forth on my sorrowlns ewes:
The bloce-writsen senisnce Of Lbefty's doom.
by the lswiess asurpeT j. sealed on the tomb
WHERE fallen Columbia nsa;
And voice rsscs horse the cloud burdencd srs
iteshoes DER Island ant shore
It's Discard p-celains frm her -sprinked lair.
To the faithful who lanxuish IN chains AMI de-Psif,
let Freedom and Hope be no nor.
Hamaniiy's empire .. crushed IN despair.
ceinmhsa's glory ~ Ger.
Then a vision Of tumult, vision az wse--
The millions are gathered In wrath
The hordes Il confusion come armed for the blow.
While Libers,'s hosts To deaths carnival slow.
Move on In their terrible path.
And VOICE from above. tho voice q the cioud.
, Rolls dread on the blast q thu night
lis tho herald q Judgment, proelsimins nioad
The doom which lag hid TO- the Ruthless an proud
The wrath Of inefIable might
The stroke Of His anger. who waits Cor the proud.
| Who guards through humanii,'s Night.
1 Then a terrible Visions vision Of ire
| Rolls red upon moun,aln and hood.
lis vengeance arrayed IN his psnopy dire,
Uosheath.s his hot brand. while his charles e'nr'
Eush- In 10 the vintage Of blood;
And voice that l. heard a. the cataract roar.
crie-, "wos 10 the pride Of her crown -
Though snarchy's host were a. sands on tho shore
10, the wheels OF destruction drunk with their
gore,
| A. chleftain and mibion 20 dowE--
| Di,honorcd in death. as the ensign they bore.
TO the depths Of psrdtion x down.
Then vision Of glory, vision all bright
The Temple Of Fl eedom yet stand;
High pilared on states, firm In harmony might.
While rank upor rank pres the champions of right
Through portals rs fair as the standards ~ light
They bear In their feiteriess hands,
Their vows at the altar OF peace T. unite.
where Freedom and Uplon lock hands.
And a voice that : heard DER the nations without,
Rals forth from that echoing isnc;
And the lies and the seas o. the continent shout,
And the cloud. 10 The sunbeam. their hann~fs fins
out
And Tn souls Of all heroes tbronsing rhont
To inaugurste i.iber.y's reign;
The mingiing hozannas o. nations ring cut,
IS Union re-enter 10 reign.
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He's Moth Carolina Rstursci to the
Uni0u.

Hos Moth Carolina Rstursei to the
Union.
The news Of the result OF the election for
Governor IN North Carolina would be Of
startling interest IL We could rely on the as
surances with which the announcement from
Newborn Is accompanied. The Progress. of
tho 18th inst. in giving the fact Of Col. q.
.. yaues's election by 40 600 majority. adds
a. follows
1.-THE Union Opposition Party have elect.
ell nearly every member in both branches OF
the Legislature hy still greater majorlties.-
Every candidate who advocated continue
zion Of fAe rsT and ID separation from The
Union has been defeated in every instance.
IL has been fair and square Issue. strictly
of political nature. with no side or local is-
sues of any Kind.
Gov. S,snly regards this vote a en-
pAasic decision IA faror 81 fhe Union
The Preeress is published in the town
where Gov. stanly fesidas The Governor.
both from his position and his personal asso-
cations with The men Of North Carolina. +
in the way Of having correct knowledge OF
the nature Of the late contest and the signih
canoe 81 it, rc~uits In the absence. there
fore. 81 sny contradictory statements, we
should DE inclined Ia place much hope Of fa-
tu-e good To the Union cause !. Ehe choice
Of Vance A. Governor Of the State 81 North
Carolina N y T.mss
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- JEFF. Davis declares in general ordcf
that wheneyer we hang SPY or guerrilla he
will retalatc by hanging Union ohicer.
Well, thsre Is no syil without is at;andant
good. and il is hardl, possible that the in.
auguration of such policy on the part Of
the rebels might have tendency 20 make
sgrsendering moro Questionable than il
hiss unfortunately becoms Of late. IL Gel
ouels and others had clear understanding
that they were TO be hung "a soon rs they
surrender. ne are inclined 20 think there
would be less surrcndcring aud more fight
irg.-LoxisaiHc Journal
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DENTIST.

IN EARNEST .i--Firdiag that a
i missVprsl easicu exists rtEsr'.TT - rsrrrf
= ny card u tie Kxgrfts. | g.ee fi.s 4--eI srfe
that haxs positively .xsde ~ srrar ..ritnt- -
rerncTs I-ralra<zfir fron this city, atri sz4l latf
II seH dals. These. thefsipte. uao htks sct, n
Nth ne uheth.r 81 debt - credit. uiI save tstt
th~mselses asd ne Enach trcutle - calling .rsEns
elstflf arr hare thsm adjusted. Those. also, sho
essh ~ prssesk.ooai SERVICES skooif co1.s a.
an mske thelr snsa4smsnts, - nearly al M tize
q sirrsdy sn-sref :. n. SMITH,
Azx 4. gu DenfsI
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coAli COAL .

~ O w n / y 10
:. 0. CONF. . :. ooHHs
COMBS l. BROTHER.
II AyiSG recently p0felasrd % ltAl han -
1 n.cTiy known as the SCAR MINIS osse-
and thrce-quErter miles west a. the cts. nov
prepared 20 traish the citizens ~ Isrre-.a aud
vicinity. wiis good article Of well screened coal
figures ID suit these pHriiens times
We slso Agents for the Highland Brasil and
Fsnnersburg Coal kines.
go Orders left ~ tko Nigo Couly =. alec a =
residence Of either proprietor. the kchu.os..
Railroad pepot. Vii - flist ~ ssar' noti,~.
e'y- 20 ria
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STOLEN.


co. REWARD.-Slolen rom the
cC-eb subscriber. living "a JAeSsIa l-wnshp
Owen county. Indiana, OF tue tNr4tHr ~ hugu-f
18th. two mares. described a. follows: one 3 small
dsrpie gray mare, about 10 scar. old, STA ssar
upon right bind leg, caused ~ kick, and Blind al
eye. Tie other gbt bas mere Years Cd
well mrde, between - and Ia hands high. with s.
snail wbite spot in her forehead. SO either msrks
Oh either nl~ remembered.
The above reward viii De c'rsafr 10 return 81
aid nart- half Il the same fer srf irifiiceree
whereby they may be recovered
es- Address by util, 20 ~ a.i.. risy couif ia
oisnA. JONATHAN BOWMAN
Aus. - Ia5s-dla-ulw
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Tax Iowa seee>h editors are coming 20
grief rspitly L. $ Marshal Hoxie. OF Sna.
aay lass, arrested DAsal Steward. Of the
Constitution and Union pablished II Fair fed
He started Immediately for Washington Nth
both Mahony. o. the Dubuque Herald and
Skewtr3
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THE undersigned hereby gives no.
II ssrs thsf n wiil apply - TIE bsaFd - Counit
Ce-ssntsslsusrs ~ their ntxt tsar - $50 - T.
c~rse a. ssIl suirIfnsEs heoors tn = L. qasnuiy
"a An cnx-f a [. sine H. p-emtsts 60 wnseA arc
liquors are 70 - sd ere heated % NJ Ne ~, IN
he r-sx Il T<rr> Hsnte, H<rsisoa t1wn*h1p. Wee
euuury. Indisna. s<sns aessi kn'- -. - a.
re-Hsuf< ao1ss" hfS- ntEr>-
lnz IS lsGs L.
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REAL ESTATE.

NOTICE to Real Estate Dealere. -
a have Dwellings and Store Rooms A-neaf y
tgssrs excellent places sell goods ~hict. al
trade far property IN near Terre H@nfs @1f PEI
fissfsEce In cash. tr7iyie
SHA.bfkI.
s-~fssA~@- 49, s~fafs fkert
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-25

Relieving that the present crisis in our Ma
tional affairs. call for the LAYING aside Of all
party issues and party feelings. and that all
should unite for the support OF the Govern
ment ia suppressing this Rebellion. We
would invite all Union men OF Nigo County,
to Join in a Mass Convention TO be held at
Terre Hauie. on Saturday August 80. l-62,
for the purpose of nominating Candidates for
the various County offices to be filled at the
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-25

Tns foreign news presents many points at
interest. IL seems Napoleon y really de
batting the proprieiy Of recognizing tho indie
pendence of the Southern States lie was
70 have made speech on the 18th inst in
which il was expected he would refer 70 the
necessity of changing the relations Of France
toward the belligerents in this country. \
complication, however. has sprung up in
Italy which will doubtless make the Emperor
hesitate before adopting policy offensive to
this country. Garibaldi is actually reported
10 bc moving upon Rome at the head of a
large body of men, 10 capture that city from
The Papal and French forces. Victor Eman-
nj diacountenances the movement openly
bat the world knows that in his secret heart
he must wish il sncce5s. !. war that will Sc
all Europe in flames may result from thi:
apparently rash demonstration OF the Italian
chieftain. Garibsldi was ut one time sugges.
ted ~ General in the Union armies, but j
he succeeds ut this critical time in keeping
Napoleon employed at home he will DO rs E
signal a service as II he hal defeated n rebel
ARMY Y World.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-25
NURSERY.


1 HAVE PURCHASED the enure
Ser-rry sioek q Mr.. Asuiy. MarsAsil. CLARK
ecunty. III. and prepared % f1rIfsh all Air.
- Trees aud Ornamental Strnlt1ry AZ ias loxcst
eAsk fflcrs. Apple Tree. q any slsf. frsm :
irssb - rhss ~ diameter. ss.d fr.fa - -
fairs ell.
yey7tiy :. III STCETb.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-25
ME co-pARTNERsUIp here.

safore existing between Ciem 3 Pegg iii
az dissolved bv mutual consent The business viii
be CONDUCTED atthe Terre Hsnte Fruit Farm Nurse
Nv Al. unfcrSixne.. under the name ~ A. r. Peg (
- -, 4 n rEGG.
- lesle.ae1 JOHN SMITH.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-25

lms Philadelphia Roauss fual hss feaea
= Ia raszn .rsnt sam 81 one million Il
dollars.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-25

Comprising rsp,r sad Hnvsiepes. Picket ini Z
stang.s Po<sst Prns sni feDcils. feftfslies. Var
xaps Pckrt Bo A. fc<ket knss -, scis-srf, MOI
.rafziala Box. couiis. anf hrushes
Al.a a.raesis Tscfl<s aa4 tte Volunteers Nan
AL. All II shlsh .illh - seld yea YER ios.
a. ~ dfu a. BARTLETT.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-25
THE Co.PARTNERsHIP Here.

Il tnfsro existing between r. Sirperf A. wiiiali
Dunn tbis day diss0iytdb ~ mutual corseu;-
F.NiPPEkT a W. Di'SS.
Terre-Hsais, Jug l. lsss.
Ii THOSE KNOWING them
= y selves Indebted 81 7. SIpcrt Damn, vii
please call af settle, ~ Close Up their 90.
couuts. without further notice Either party q Ga
arm i authorized 20 rettie the acccrnfs.
wm Damn will Re found AZ the old store. lie Wa
hash street. >lfffhf Vt ~
Aur. - lS-il -slw q
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soldiers. Attention |.

Won CAN FIND AT BART
rKTr's Bok ssofe. " Tel Mia street. =
general ass.1Tfunsnt q
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sfNAItS-ft Nl.l.S- FFNAIks
Old OK YOUNG. SINGLE, &AkflEu. oR Coz
ifAfiAllAe MARRIAGE
fN MANI AtfkC1ioNs PECULIAR To fENALsr
fe Extract huchu = or quaile BY any oih,s rru.t,
A. r. yAcro~is ~ Retention. lrieguarity, Iainfti
hsfs. ~ Suppression Of Customary Evacuation. a..
GRATED - >cirhpss state ofthe Uterus Irucarti..
80 whites. Seriiiiy, aud for all complaints incs. ~
g. "a" sex. vlstter arising from lndiscretiou HASA.
st ia.I aatiou. or N the
DECLINE or CHANGE OFf.lFI
SKI SYMPTOMS AEovE
NJ fAAllsN SHOULD BE WITHOUT "a
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