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. AND EVERY WORD is TRUE.
FOR upwards of three years past have been enga.
geo IN business which has Welded nae al the rate u(
NS'OOO per annum but being desrous of going 10 En-
rope IN the course of few months fer the puTpose of
there introducing the business am willing TO teach
II to any one who will send me ST.. The business s
no hum6ng. but of highly useful and general char
acteT adapted to the Of both cities and villages
ana one ihnt any person of ordinary capacity voInq
or Old, male ar female, can acquire with a few hours
Practice, and by which they secure a verv banJ
some lncome. Severa young ladies' who have re-
ccived INSTRUCT ions from ne. both in New York Stto
and Pennsylvania, arc earning upwards of 500 nsr
week by It, and there Is reason why any one eIsa
cannot DO the same. lnvalids even can do veil b.,
IT, as 1t is no Peddling affair." but business tha, -
perfectly respectable. Gentlemen and ladies' oC Ioi
sure, who would like To learn the business a. ~;
own amusement or pleasure, will find The nrac,,ca -
u pleasant pastime, aSd they will fake grao;
interest IN IT. On receipt ofSI will send nrsn,od
INSTRUCTIONS ny which Sny person can Fead " sconI,a
the ART and hese instructions will also contain ra
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atVuGlohs viii be authorized TO teach il 10 o,bers
anu nave sometimes received as high M S9OO rnr
Ieaohing ~ personally 10 single individual ySould
STARE urIher that 81 so SO will buy eyerv thng ,bo
s necessary TO commence the business with ond ,be
rcI can DC got almost any where in CITY or conn
ry' or Il preferred, can furnish them. address
a. ALVORD II. PARSONS
''h No. 36 Liberty ST., New York
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American Hotel.
CHESTNUT STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH.
PHILADELPHIA.
$l.50 PER DAY

The undersigned, having renewed their lease for
er OF years. have entirely reilted the house wing
painted, carpeted and relurnished throughoui
The location of this House is unsur asseJ be,rs
upon the widest and pleasant part Of Che,,I,uI
ST.: directly opposite the Old Stale House near the
places OF Amusement, the johhng houses of Market
and Third sts.. and coGV cnent To the ciIv rarnJs
'he cars Of which run TO all parts of The city for ha III
The rooms are large. will lighted have supernr
ventilation and have been reiurnlshed with care
for comfort.
We are supplied with pure Milk, Cream, Fruits and
vegetables from Farm belonging to US and whi, h
is managed exclusively for the Hotel.
The preprieIors OF The American assure THAR
and patrons that no pains will be spared TO male the
appointments of this Hotel complete and its IN be com
pare tavornbly with the best houses in the ajnn
nOVZI-ly WYATT IL HEUIJNGS
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Discovered Ot Last :
CURE IN THE WORLD FOR
PAIN.
Prof Chas. DE Grath's
ELECTRIC On.

TINS oil Is The only sure remedy in The world for
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any Diseases maj are sore or painful Is the only art
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best remedy ever discovered.
The Oil acts on the system with electricitv-;,. AZ
pure vegetable preparation Not he slqhtesid.n.sI
of applying il out wardI or inwardv otnncs a,
permaI enl cure-ln most cases from ten to twenty
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The best psychologists of Europe have discovered
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the effect oi an obstruction OF the physico electric AMID
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itIng. purglng or clustering is resorted To-
REMARKABLE CURES
SlOO VIII he gwen II any Of The following perssAa
cannot he found.
e00 il they are not of the highest respeotabilitv in
the city OF Phiadel phia aud vicinity
RheumGtian-F. DuFFY. Esq, ,csrner Of Locust ,aa
Twelfth St, Philadelphia
Rhe9natiSm--W BLANCHARD 2O6 EIevapth s,,..,
Philadelphia
Rheumatism-JoHN CLINTON. 70 N. Ninth st Phils.
DO David Sireiitch. No. L. burn Ht a
Sprained Wrist-W. franklin. - Eighth Ut,
Felon-W. KIncade. % EighIhst.
Surained WriSt-Jthn Pible, 4O6 Arch ...- ..
Gout-James Logan, George ST,
NeuraLgid-Dr Wood. Woods Museum ..
InaaMmdtOry Gout-G. W. Humphrey, Filth .aa
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RheumdtiSm-Mrs. Sarah Sutton 339 Sou,h F;.L,A
street. Philadelphia
Rheumdtisnl-S. Steson Filberl st, ab Eighth phil.
Sprai"ed Ankle also Enlargement Of El6o,U Jsirt-
md 81 per holle Try everything else give ths oss
simple trial For sale by dealers and .vsry,
y : mere mere ,,, M. jan3l ly 8.
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Southern Rebellion,
The War for the Union.

history ofthe Rise and Progress of the RebeIl,on
ana consecutive naralve Ofevenls and incidents from
the hrsi stage OF the against the Republic
uowh 10 Tie close OF the conflict, together with mpor
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&c. '
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IN shutdown" Mllingtsn. a Brick Dwelling
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also S'orehouse and Stable. Good water will NJ
soldor exchanged for land or vessel ~ - ~
JACOB 4. BrTLLEN
e"Sss 'm MIllingioh Nd
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Howard Association.


For the relief ofthe Sick and distressed. afflicted
With Vrulent and Chronic Disc ases and esneciaIIv
Tor the cure OF Diseases Of the Sexual Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by the Acting
Surgeon
~, Valuable reports on Spermaiorrhea, or Seminal
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and on the new Remedies employed in the DispeTsarv
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ceptabe.
Address DR.. J. Skillin Houghtnn. Acting Surgeon
Inward Association, No. 2 South Ninth Street Phiia
dephia, ia. dec96jv
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Furs! Furs!! Furs!i!
ladies' Fancy Furs.
FAREIRA g. THOMSON'S

OLD STAND,
No. sl8 MARKEFst., above 9Th. south side Phia da
have Just opened their Entire New Stock of Ladies'
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aud desirable styles, al Tremendous reduction in
prices.
We have determined to offer for sale our stock O..
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reduction from former prices.
FAREIRA & THOMSON,
8lS Market street. Phad'a,
N. B.-Old Furs altered to fashionable style.
01- ighest price paid for Shipping Furs Mink,
Rabbit, &c. Oct3l-3m
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Fancy Fur~! Fancy E'urS {.

- u ~ d a IL AZ II a.
lis ARCH 81, between
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(Lnte o. SI9 Market at. }
PhlIadelphIa.
IMPORTER and MANUFAC-
TURFR OF and DEALER in
all kinds of FANCY tURs.
for Ladies'. Misses and
-ChildrCn's Wear.
Having now mannfac-
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iHcnt of all the various
STYLES and qualities ofFurs
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NATIONAL FAMILY NEWSPAPER
THE HOME JOURNAL.
FOR 1862.
MORRIS AND WILLIS, EDITORS.

new series ef this universally popular family
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Besides the incessant labOrs Of the editors on tbe
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t h o ograp hic Gallery.
No. "a ARCH STREET.

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aT Passengers from Baltimore To Milford Seaforl
and Salisbury will lake evening train from Baltimore
AMI spend night in Wilmington
Passengers t"r Dover may leave Baltimore at | .O5
P. Al and proceed same evening
&. Z. SEWALL, Jr.,
SIpI Del Baroad.
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Advertisements.
Peninsular Railroad Line.
CHANfIE OE HnIIRS

OAAh hNo IL VT NUNS.
On and alter Monday Nov. 10Th 81
Trains Tor the accommodation of
passengers will run as follows until
. further notice:
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New Fall Goods.
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Nos. Sl8 AND 820 CHESTNUT Sr.
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Nov in course of publication ,y JAMES n Topprv
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THIS PUBLICATION is JUST WHAT 10 WANTED
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cut it!
THE ONLY CORRECT AND COMPLETE HISTORY or TIT
WAR.
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EARLIEST SIGNS OF coGsumPFtox.
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WInobester's Genuine Preparation"
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THE HYpopHosPHIrEs.

"Ihs CURE of CONSUMPTION, oven In the
SoesHd and Third Stages (at n period, therefore,
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Init,ent Fever, but also cfcctuaI n PIsEsEE-
IAII'E na Vaccination in Small Pox.".
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DO YOu KNOW mi

CONSUMPTION Is T-IE MOST FATAL sCOrPaE CT
MANKIND. It has been trry regarded as AN EscrrA-
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q the th9le k"raan rae" says Ir. CaURcTnrI AID
k,.sE Az ONE HALF OG All. THE ADULT O"U-
LAYTON of most civilized ccmmr E is PERISH BY Ii Is
IJ~AAsF." Wlatn sad Commentary bn the boasted
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the brilliant sc very Of rr. Churchill made 10 tho
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So Ismise bnoH tc the world Ey the Use Of this new
S23 qoeaf IN
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-09-17
LATEST BY EVENING PAPERS.

Reported Capture Of Longstreet nith fre
thousand Men.-Re-cdpture Of q portion
Of Gen. POpe's ammunition train.
New YORK, Sept. 10.
A Washington dispatch gives report that
Longstreet, with 5000 men, surrendered on
Monday, and that Gems Couch and Sykes had
intercepted the enemy falling back to Hagers-
town from Gen. Burnside.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 10, 1862
DIR. Jamison has returned from the Bull Run
battle field, and reports that the large number
of wounded left there suffered intensely for
want OF food and lack of medicines.
A number of onr men who staid to assist
the surgeons, were taken prisoners by the reb-
els, and all efforts of our government to get
food to them were unavailing. Subsequently
Dr. Coolridge arrived with supplies, and their
wants were relieved.
GREENCAsTLE, Pa, Sept. Is.
The cavalry force which left Harper's Ferry
last night at o'clock, arrived here to-day at
O'Clock. They consisted of the 18th Illinois
and LIST Maryland regiments, a part Of the Sth
New York and some portion of an Indiana
regiment, numbering about 500 men.
Gen. White, it seems, was completely sur
rounded at Harpers Ferry, and the cavalry
force obtained permission to cut their way
out
After obtaining guide they started and
succeeded in making their way around the en-
envy without being discovered, and on reach
ing the Williamsport road they discovered
train of wagons, which they captured 1t
turued out to be Longstreet's ammunition
train which HI d just left Hagerstown.
After supplying his division with ammuni-
ton, the wagons were about half full, and most
of them proved to be those taken from Pope's
army at Centreville; they numbered about 80.
the same time.
A dispatch has reached here that Gen. Nc
Clelan defeated and routed Longstreet and
Hill yesterday with great slaughter, and that
the rebels were flying in every direction to get
out of Maryland.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-09-17
BATTLE AT SOUTH MOUNTAIN.
Defeat and Rout of the Enemy
Fifteen Hundred Prisoners Captured.
REBEL LOSS $4,000.

BooNEsBoRo', Nd, Sept Is.
The battle of South Mountain was fought
yesterday, and resulted in a complete victory
to the army of the Potomac.
The battle field was located in the gorge of
the mountain, in the turnpike road
About o'clock the corps under Gen. Reno
was ordered to ascend the mountain on the
left, and make an attack on the enemys flank
At O'Clock Gen. Reno's troops got into ac-
ton. The rattle of musketry for about half
an hour was terrible, when the enemy gave
way, leaving our men in possession of that
portion of the ridge.
Gen. Hooker, commanding McDowell's corps
and the Pennsylvania reserves, assembled the
mountain on the right for the purpose of max
ing an attaak on the rebels left. He got his
troops into position and moved upon the enc
my about two hours before shutdown.
Here our troops were successful, driving the
enemy before them with great slaughter.
The rebels suffered the most here.
Gen. Hatch, commanding the division under
Gen. Hooker, was wounded in the leg.
Gen. Gibbons brigade, composed of I'd, 9th
and It'll Wisconsin, and the 10Th Indiana regi-
ments, were ordered to move up the gorge of
the mountain. This brigade did not get into
action till after dark, which lasted till near
O'Clock. This brigade lost about 120 killed and
wounded
The rebels were driven back for about
mile, when Gibbons brigade was relieved by
portion of Summers corps, who held the posi-
ton during the night
The rebel troops engaged were Longstreet's,
ID. III. Hills and A. L. Hills corps.
Had our troops had two hours longer of
daylight, the greater portion of the rebel army
would have been taken prisoners, as they were
surrounded on three sides, and the only mode
OF escaping being narrow defle in the noun
tains, which the artillery would have made
impossible.
Among the rebel officers known to be killed
were Gen. Garland of Leesburg, and Colonel
Strong of the 10Th Virginia.
AT daylight our worst fears were realized.
The rebels under cover of the night had left
on their way to the Potomac. They took the
road towards Sharpsburg. They left all their
dead on the field, and those of their wounded
not able to walk were found in the churches
at Boonesboro'.
Gen. Mcclellan was on the field the whole
day and night, and conducting all movements
i'll person.
during the day, the most OF them by the troops
under Gen. Hooker.
Yesterday Gen. Frankn's corps advanced
to a mountain pass six miles nearer Harper's
Ferry, where he engaged the enemy holding
that pass for about three hours, resulting in a
complete rout of the enemy and heavy loss.
Our loss in the action was about $50 killed
and wounded.
The rebel loss during the day and night was
fully 1900 killed, wounded and missing.
Gen. Lee acknowledged to the citizens of
Boonesboro' that they had been defeated with
terrible loss.
Our loss in killed and wounded will proba-
bly, reach 1000. We lost but few prisoners.