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General Order hsIst'ns to Furioughs
General Orders, No. o.
headquarters DEFENCEs OF
WASHINGTON, Oct. lS, l6G

HEADQUARTERS DEFENCEs OF
WASHINGTON, Oct, lS, 1862
J. Paragraph iii of General Orders, No. 8,
current series, from these headquarters, so far
40 relates to iurloughs on account OF wounds,
is intended to apply only to cnses of wounds
received in dc.ion
II A surgeon giving certificate Of dissbil-
ity Tor leave or iurlougn on account Of wounds,
Will explicitly state therein, ths nature Of the
wound, when, and In what engagement, IL was
reeaived, and the llme that lin b,s opinion)
mus, elapse ere tbe disability will be removed,
and also the place at which the applicant will
be found duf.ng his iurlough,
III, Certificates Of disability for leave or fur
Tough will lot be given when there is good
reason to beiieve the applicant will be 1T for
duty IN a less period than thirty days.
~. At tho expiration OF his furlough the sols
der will report In person to the surgeon In
charge ot the hospital whence he was fur
lougred,
v Paragraph V Of General Orders, No. 8,
current Series, 10 80 far modified as to admit the
grantiug OF furloughs fer sixty days 10 extreme
cases.
By command Of MAJ. Gen. BANS
RICHARD B. irwin,
Captain, A. D. C.,
Acting Assistant Adj't General
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LATER FROM EUR OPE.

NLw YoRk, Oct. 2l.-The steamship City Of
Manchester, with Liverpool dates to the 7th
instant, has arrived.
The news brought by her has been mainly
anticipated by the Bavaria.
A disgraceiul riot occurred 10 Hyde Park
London, on Sunday, the 9Th instant, and which
continued during Two hours. There were a
hundred thousand persons present, at least two
thousand Of whom engaged In the melee, 10
cluding several hundred soldiers of duty. The
Irish we're at last overpowered by the English
A law has been passed for the abolition o.
slavery In the Dutch West Indies, to take etf.c,
in July next 1t was pissed by the States
General OF Hollsnd-45 against I.
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The War in The Southwest.
THE FEDERAL ADVANCE INFO AR
KANSAS.

|. ST. Louis, October 2O.-SchoHeld, with biz
advance, has reached Elkhorn Tavern, In Ar
kansas, and established his headquarters there.
relegrapbic communication is complete from
Gen. Curtis's headquarters to Elkhorn Tavern.
General Schofeld sends intelligence that the
enemy are making for the Boston Mountains.
Generals Steele and O.terhause, with their
divisions are at Pilot Knob. dvancing against
the enemy, under Mcbride. Stein, and Parsons
An advance, consisting of two repiments OF
rebels, was at West Plains three days ago.
Brigadier General Warren Ia at Salem, W watch.
ing them. -
Acting Rear Admiral Porter, being yester.
day requested to 90 operate with Gen. Curti,
q certain matters down the Mississippi, replied
from Cairo, in twenty minutes alter the receipt
Of the message, that bis movement waa CON.
nenced.
Recent orders from Washirg gton extend the
command Of General Curtis over Arkansas.
Missouri, Alton City. Kansas, Nebraska and
Colorado.
DOINGs OF THE REBELS IN MISSOURI
JErPKnsoN CRY, Oct. 2O.-The rebel force
that crossed the Missouri river and seized the
steamer Emily at Portland was under the com
mand Of Porter. They we're afterwards inter-
cepted, at the California House, near Waynes.
vile, by It. Col. Sgel, and scattered. No par.
ticulsrs Of the affair have been received.
More rebels are said 10 have gathered Q,
Portland. and measures have been taken to at
tack or intercept them. In the meantime dan.
ger b removed.
Several steamboats, are detained here and st
Herman. All the rebel bands remaiuing in
Missouri eeem to be endeavoring to make their
way out Of the State In the shortest time prac-
ticable.
FROM CAIRO.
CAIRO, October 2O.-No news has been re-.
ceived from Commerce to- day.
Tbs steamer Pike, which arrived tonight
reports having seen email band Of guerilms
at two different points between Smthlsnd and
Csseyviile;. 1000 rebels are reported back Of
the latter place, and were only prevented from
| tsfing possession OF the town by the presence
Of two gunbosts.
Toe steamer Hazel Dell struck a snsg yes
terday, aud was sunk On Smi,hland bar.
fhe steamer Eugene, from Memphis, brought
one regiment with battery to Island No. 2l
where she landed, to punish the rebels wht
fred into the steamers Dlckey and Continental
on Friday. They have Instructions from Gen
Sherman 10 destroy everything In the neIgtbor
hood.
Twenty secession families have been ban.
ished from Memphis, in punishment for the
guerilla outrages On the river.
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THE GREAT QUESTION OF THE DIsTRIBU
TON OF PUBLIC PATRONAGE.

Tho principlsr upon which public patron
age, iu appoia men 10 oai:e aud otherwise, ID
employed, GIe Ct 'ho most vital Consequence to
sort OF government We live uLder.
Il Is tie essential irgrcdient OI free inslitu.
tions, that The Coulro! Vi affairs should vest, MOI
in men, or dynastis, but in parties, and in the
majority par'y tor he time being. Aud this
control .H.s,s IL I'm only, ami not IL sub.
s.aac., II it dCes Il extend 10 TIE distribution
o!p.lropuge wEcn lisa in6uepce always great,
.,l sometimes ovelshadowlcg.
Our earlier Pc dents, ~ 6,on Gs partier
were formed ut al, uci.d invariably upon thi.
power OF eppoin.!sg - flee, as vested 10 them
ioc their personal benef, aHd to be used a
their personal csprIci. .hey held II rather as
trustees Tor The par,i's which elevated them to
their own place, Aid 1t is departure ;.Qm
.his earlier mettod # the better and purer
days Of the Republic, to which is imputable, in
no small degree, the preseu, dep!orab!e coud .
tlon Of Stailr. LAp.rI,ICe in this case has
veri ed tbs tTUl, tuii what ~ right In princi
pie, will always prove right in practice, aud
the reverse
The fret President who used hi, pa ronag e
az h!c own privito property, ard with q view
to ,he creation oi Il personal aud iudepandsn ut
party of t.g own, wds Juhn ryirr. Tint case
was too marked III i,~ characteristics, sud is
too well remembered 10 need any Comment.
a.. A NJ, ~
Buchanan which Immediately preceded and
really broJgh. on the present civil war, did
not aim 10 create f'EiCty personal parties by
the use OF Their patronage, as John Tyler did.
but they equally betrayed tha parties which
brought them into powsr Ia Their case, this
betrayal was III the i!terest u q seciioDai
cabsl, TO whose puTFns"s they succ, saivriy
prOstituted themteiycs 10 the hone a A re-
election, hr Pierce u"d his patronage 10
force through Co2grers the repeal Of the Mis-
souri, compromise, and Mr. Buchanan, to Crown
that inquity by !eealI2iUg the Lecomplou
swlndle. Both these Presidents, bi,,r embark
log 10 those ill.cmened ru,erprir,s Gu loose
irou the party wh.Cb bad elevated them tc
power, ozl. .clsed avery democrat who would
not ioilt y them, and rewarded with the Gov
ernhent patronage ell mCu, " whatever ante
eedents, who were found INSCRIPTIONS enough
TO YIELD 10 the Executive policy The govern
ment OF the cou4try, by THE abuse OF the pub
Ito patronage. ceased to be the government u
a msjority party, OF, ln other words, ceased tc
be free government. l. became Preslden-
tisi governn 1t, and, ia those two caseS th,
government oil a sectional csbal, whose de
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EEORGE9'ON CULLEGE.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT,
WAsHIN0ToN CRY.
FACULTY OF MepicIN

FACULTY of MEDICINE.
NOBLE YOUNG, N. d, Professor Of Principles
and p, aU,ioe OF MediGiue
JOHNSON ELIOT, NJ. D., Proft ssor Of Princi
pies and Practice Of Surgery
JAMES y. MORGAN, NJ, D., Professor Of Ma
terls Mtdics and Th-rapeutios
JIM SNYDER, u. D., Professor Of Obstetrics
and Diseases Of Women and Children
THOMAS ANTIBELL, II. d., Professor of Physi
oloyy and roxicology
M6NTGOMERY JOINS, NJ. D.; Professor o.
General MicracoI |, and Descriptive Anatomy..
sILAs b. LOOMS. NJ D Professor of Physics
J. q. W KENNoN, M. D Dsmon,,rator of An
atomy.
The Session will otmmtnes on the frat Monday In
November and end In NJ aroh following The Lee
turs will be delivered st the College Buildings, No
aO3 street. duTi'g the hours Of the afternoon and
evening
The fee for the fulloer Is: 49,. .,.......sao
Demonetrator ticket. -. ........,............., 10
Graduation n:.;........,,.:.,. -r.,r.,.,.,.,. %
For farther Information address
JOHNSON ELIOT, NJ d,
Dean Of the Faculty
eos + street, bstween
90 92-dtnov8 Sixth and Seventh streets.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Latest from the Array Of the
Potomac.
A SUCCESSFUL EXPEDITION.
CAPTURE OF REBELS.

HEADQUARTERS Army OF THE PoroxAo,
October 81, 1862.
An expedition started from Gen. Slocum's
command this morning, for the purpose Of In.
tercspting and capturing force Of rebel cav.
airy. under Captain Dug, who we're forasiDg
near Lovettsville, Loudouu county,va. II was
in every respect successful, but the details are
not yet known. We took 80 prisoners. among
whom was the captain, and killed ten Of the
enemy. Our los was one man killed and four
wounded. Dugs company was an Independent
one, raised 10 Loudoun county.
Mrs. General Mcclellan and Mrs. General
Marcy, having finished their visit to the Army
Of the Potomac, left TO day for Washington.
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ID AkE CHANCh.-ATTENTIO YOUNG
llMEN wanting TO come West Attention Govern
ment Emp oyePsi WANTED TO ExCHANGE-
pern atent iituation as clerk In large estab lish
msnt deing bufiness for Gevernmsnt, whose emp oy-
tes are legally exempted from draft during the war,
la bt Louis, Missouri. Fair salary and opportunity
to learn the business In whi,h large forluaes are
made.
This situation will be given 10 suitable person In
exchange for situation In some business he use q
Washington or employment under Goyeramtnt
Address, al once, "P, u, Box ,351,
oG ao--iw. ht, Louis, NO,
The national Republican., 1862-10-22

NAvAL.-Commander Balch has been ordered
tc the PawDee.
Capt. Gilils has been ordered to the steam
sloop Ossipee.
Lieutenant Commander Gilis has been or.
ierei to the steamer Commodore Perry.
Lieutenant Commander Bacon has been or
dered to the steamer Commodore McDonougb
The national Republican., 1862-10-22

Cer We learn that the Hon. Andrew B.
Dickinson has been appointed by the Presiden.
as Marshal of the Northern district of New
York. and that Hon, Thomas II. Clay, of Ken.
lucky, has been appointed Minister Resident to
Nicaragua, in place OF Mr.. Dickinson.
The national Republican., 1862-10-22

PERSONAL CARDs.-A card from Hr. Nixon
il relation to Mr. Barnum appeared in our
ad7ertlring columns yesterday morning. We
did not s.e it until alter its publication. We
received last evening card from Mr.. Barnum,
in reply 10 Mr.. Nixon, which we publish this
morning, hut she'll hereafter close our columns
70 pers. c4l controversies.
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,rO ALL WHOM II MAY COHUERN.

RIslsrRR's OyEIcE. October %, 1852
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN taAt Licenses
given TO Tsverns, Ketailsrs Of spiritucus and Eer
mented Liquor, Wines, aud Cordills, TO Groceries
Dry Goods, Hardware, Medicines, Perfamery
Watches and Jewelry, Lumber, Wood Spd Coal
Commission Merchants also, to Ksepers Of Hack
pin Alleys, and Confeotiopsry, and for Hawking
and Peddling, and Dealers Ia Old Iron brass, Cop
per, TO-, will expire on Monday, the Cd day OF No
neWed st this office within ten days AFTER that time
SAMUEL u DOUGLASS,
DOT 22-dtnov3 Register.
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skirm'sh at Catletts Station.
SIXTY INDIANA CAVALRY ROUT TWO
HUNDRED REBELS.

CENTREvnLE, Va, Oct 20.-About dusk lsst
evening, sixty Of our cavalry, under command
of Capt Conger, Of Indiana, met force Of the
rebels, numbering between two and three hun.
dred, at Catlett's Station. Our troops charged
upon them, and routed them completely, driv.
ing them for mile in great disorder.
None of our men were injured 10 the skir-
rniah
The national Republican., 1862-10-22

81 Prof. A. n. Green. OF Philadelphia,
will lecture ut Zion Wesley Church. u. streel south
tween Second and Third, ls.Erd, this 1--WE D.
NESDAY) EVENING, at o'otook. Subject
The wants Of the Colored People Of the UL.tsu
States
Adlpis,ion free collection will bs lifted to d.
Il iay expenses. c22-1ts
The national Republican., 1862-10-22
Order Concerning Aliens.
Executive MANsIoN

WARRINGTON, 2Oth October, 1862.
II Is hereby ordered that all persons who
may have actually been drafted into the mill
tary service of the United States, and who
may claim exemption on account Of alienage
will make application therefor directly to the
i've Ministers or Consuls.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By the President:
WILLIAM H. SEWARD, Secretary of State.
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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER %, 1862.

NOTICE TO ADvERTIsERs.-All transien,
advertisements must be paid for In advance.
and should be handed in before O'Clock, p M,
to ensure their appearance on tho following
morning.
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~ NOTICE.-There will be Q meeting OF the
New Yerx Soldiers Relief Association, held ttis
evening, al Temperance Hall, on T, between Ninth
and Tenth streets, beginning at 'hsifpsst seven
o oclock.
All interested are urged 10 attend. Per order of
the Committee.
JOHN g. POLER,
oc i2-lt' Secretary.
The national Republican., 1862-10-22

Nelief Of ,hs Pirate "AIaba ma's'' vic-
TINS,
BosroN, Oct. 20.-Tho Portuguese brig Acaso
has been chartered ut Fayal, by the American
conful, to proceed to Flores and take the pris-
oners captured by the pirate Alabama, and
Hubse quently released, to Boston.
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EDWARD LXCkvv,
No. III Ps~ssSluoSia avs., Washi~qtor, %, o,
Booss besnl n svssy ayis, Tlstsy, Epsoeao, Rss.
d ~ V9Diu paDsyR1D
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WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, 2Oth October, 1852.
Pursuant to the above order, the proper
officers are directed to report 10 the Depart.
ment Of State the casss to which the order
refers. EDWIN N. STANTON,
Secretary Of War.
The national Republican., 1862-10-22

C,OR sALE-one Bay HORSE, Elk ysars oil /;
4 one top BUGGY and HARNESS. Apply Of
410 u street, between Sixth and 5,venth streets,
Navy Yard. 2-Ats
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AT PRIVATE SALE,

At PRIVATE SALE,
DY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Auctions . srs,
ID ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND HAVANA A
CIGARS, Of Different Brands, and of u Superior
Quality, Dealers are invited to call and examine
Tor them.elves, they will be sold low. Purchaser
can buy one thousand, or the whole lot
GREEN d WILLIAMS,
Auction and COmmi, sion Merchants
No. $50, cor. Seventh and ID streets
oct 22-3t [Star
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rTNO INVENy NyORs AND PA'rGsTENS.
MUNN l. co. ,proprietors Of the ssi.,aiao Amsr,ass,
anu agerts for procuring American and Forsigu
p a II E NJ T s.
With Sixteen Years experience an The business.
Refer to Hon. Judge Mason, Hon. Joseph Holt
Hon. W. D. Bishop, tx Commissioner OF Paientr
and to more than fifteen thousand inventors who
have had business done through Mum h Go "a Pat
ent Agency.
Pamphlet Of advice ssht free by mail
Patent Laws and Regulations, loo PAGE, 20 oeuts
mail.
No charge for consultation, orally or by maii
Preliminary Examination In United States Paten,
Once, 10.
Offices, No. 81 Park Row. New York; Washing
ton, corner Of and Sava,th Htraste Opposite ia
Pat,pt Onhos nav ia anV
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NIxON's
Cremolne Garden Circus!

NIXON'S
Cremolne Garden Circus!
- GREAT SUCCESS
OF The
PERMANENT TIRE,
Psnnsyivanis Az. and Seventh street.
MONDAY AFTERNOON AND NIGHT,
And every Afternoon and Evening
DURING THE WEEK.
ECerv afternoon and EUentssg.
Ecery afternoon and EresstnS
...t THE REGULAR
CREMORNE EQUESTRIAN TROUPE
..... AND THE
SPANISH BALLET COMPANY
WIN appear, their strength augmented, and their
attractions increased by an engagement with the
WORLD RENOWNED BAREBACK RIDER
TON ST ONE,
The acknowledged best Hofssmau who has ever
entered the Arena
The Management has also engaged
THOSE MINIATURE MEN,
SkAISONs IN INTELLECT I
COMMODORE FOOT
And his little companion
COLONEL SMALL :
Who will daily give their
DELIGHTFUL DRAWING. ROOM ENTER.
TAINMENTS,
Conversations 10 different Languages,
Poses Plsstique, aud
TABLEAUX vIvANT,
BOTH AFTERNOON AND NIGHT.
Or. JAMES L. THAYER.
THE RIV.aL LADY RIDERS,
AND
THEN" KOMIK .MUELS.
B0TH AFTERNOON AND NIGHT.
Doors open At and en O'Clock Performance
will commence at Q and ~ O'Clock.
bhoopy oesb.'".. ''...,.....,,.,..,,..1b 10 Cenu.
coothl hSnRc..... ............I......,,...N 70
Balcony Seats and Dress Circle places can be 60.
cured during the day without extra charge. oo,9o
The national Republican., 1862-10-22

nEPOT QUARTERMAsTEKs OFFICE,
~ WAsHIharoH, Oof. so, ie82.
6EALED Proposals. will be received ~ this office
unhl Saturday, October 81, at . O'Clock p m. for
the introduction Of Waler, and Plumbing work, at
Campbell Hospital, ct intersection Of Seventh and
Boundary srIeols.
For speeifcatons application must be made to
Capt. u. u. Camp, at this once.
The oath OF Allegiance ofeach bidder must accom-.
psny the bid
Good and sufficient e,urity will be icquirsd for
the fulhlment OF the contract
Proposals. must be addiessd TO Capt. T. l..
HAR1Z, Assistant Quartz" master, u. i A, aud
should be piainly marked " Proposals. Tor Plumb.
Ing" at Campbell Hospital DOT 2l-td
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XII SCHOONER AID will positively dig.
3k charge cargo and tall Tor New York thir
week. Wtl be ready to receive freight on Thurs
day, October 23d Apply to
FRED 5. COzZENS, Cons'gnee,
Cor. Fourteenth st and Penn avenue;
OF TO Capt. W. u. UUrCHIEGS,
OCT Il ca board, foot vf G ct
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oc s2-lts
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". III. Downs
VEGETABLE BAlSAMIC ELIXIR.

For thirty years this valuable med
cine has been before the American peo
pie, and very many intelligent citizen.
will testify Of its wonderful effects in
curing coughs, colds, Group, whoopine
cough, and all diseases Of the chest and
lungs. We wish to have every family
IN Vermont try bottle, and if not per
iectly satisfied the money will be return
ed. How easy it is to cure a common
cold if taken in season, but if neglected
death, death is sure to follow. Mothers,
do you love your little ones? then has.
ten and get bottle Of Downs Elixir
and cure that child. Group Group has
carried off thousands Of dear little limo.
cents, when one bottle of Elixir, well
shaken, and taken according to directions
would have saved life. Try it.
Read the following certificates from
our well known and popular physician.
Horace Fales, NJ. d., and the Hon. Paul
Dillingham;, ex-member Of Congress. and
our worthy citizen. Geo. II. Lease. We
could add hundreds more, but let this
suffice for the present
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INFANVBLE CONVULsIONs.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for
children teething, will almost instantly
relieve gripping in the bowels and wind
collie, and overcome INrtNTIL6 CoNvUL-
sIoNs, which will. if not speedily rene
died, end in death.
1t is also the best and surest remedy
IN the world for all cases of dysentery
and diarrhEa in children, whether it
arises from teething or from other causes.
Sold by all druggists. Twenty-Five cents
bottle.
This is the season Of the year 10 use
AIRS NjnsIow', Soothing Syrup.
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JOHN F. HENRY & co.,
Who is HRS. Winsl0w

As this question is frequently asked
We shall simply say that she is q lad,
who for upwards of thirty years bias un.
tringly devoted her time and talents n.
female physician and nurse, principally
among children. She has especially
studied the constitution and wants of tli.
numerous class, so generally overlooked
or careIessly treated hv the faculty in TOO
many instances and, as a result Of this
effort and practical knowledge. obtained
IN lifetime spent as nurse and phvsi-
can, she has compounded a Soothing
Syrup for children tecthing. It opcr.
ates like magic-givjng rest and health,
and Is, moreover, sure TO regulate the
bowels. In consequence of this article
Mrs. NlnsIow is becoming world re-
nowned rs a benefactor of the race
children certainly DO RISE Ur and bless
her; especially is this the case in this
city. Vast quantities Of the Soothing
syrup are daily sold and used here. II
has got TO be a common remark. IL had .
rather depend on Mrs. Wiu.lows Sootb- /.
ing Syrup fer my children, than to have
the united advice of the medical faculty
of the city We think Mrs. Winslow
has immortaized her name by this in
valuable article, and we sincerely believe
thousands Of children have been saved
from an early grave by its timely use,
and that millions yet unborn will share
ITS benefits, and unite in calling her
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M o r. c. A n f..

THE NONRESIDENT PROPRIETORS OF THE TOWN OF
OGAN Orleans County are hereby notified that
sea ny sd Town. within the three years preceding this
man either IN whole or in part unpaid the following described lands
in said
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49, --1sfs-=-a- = q, - u'v - sltIH 10
ii" INTO disorder and
uecay Inc scrolulous contamination Is va
iT'ousy caused by HlercN'ial disease, low
LIVES ulsorueICu ui a RON unhealthy
. .p""' impure "lI' mn anu H"u'y HaoltS'
u 'C uypIvSS,Hs Hltcs, "".', "D''e an by
80. .eitI tdi nlI'ctio.i' hdle'er pc IT'S
Jli-,i, ~ - p.'-L,iy M we c91'utuIoh'
/ ~ cGuulnE from paIe.' 10 children unto
sn c , 70 ',l tba io raJ f HIM. % haega, 1T
yst the inomitc o1 Of fl f @9o .' o h wl
children" The disease il origindtcs t taEa
various names according to the organs it
attacks. In the lungs -erofula produces
1 t9a, ana finally I}onumpton in the
come nIc c,,s %.'.0' IN ' ~. ana ne
bowels, arrangements which produce in ri
gcstion dyspepsia. and liver c6muIaints an
the skin, cruptive and Cutqncous affections
These all having the same origin. require the
same remedy, viz. purifmtion and inviqora.
ton Of the blood. Purity fine blood. and
these dangerous distempcrs leave YOU. With
feeble, foul, or corrupted blood, Won cannot
have health: with that life of the flesh"
healthy, you cannot have sCrofulOu7 disease.
Ayers SarsaDarilla
ia ccn,nop0ioJ from, IN, me- AID,
doto. HAT n,odiasl soisrc,, l, 1;l, ''.i a.
his aGI;ctir, d;sta,,a orI -
tho disorders II ontai4g TLa+ - :; e ~ VI
rior IN am. otlor rors,,.I,. 80 I.i '''-
known nv all y,.,o I,,., n; ,,,,, .r,j ~
it docs combine ,.;r,,,, - nay
in thcir o4fort I,pon III 49,
is in9isrntal1,- me-, j.,
of uuhjicIr know, and r,,,,Li-atI. ~.
has made of the foIln,r;no Jisaasos. 49,
Evil nv clor5,1,u c,z,aII: NIB =
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HIGH SCHOOL,

pEN. a. COBURN will open High School
IL IN the village of South Troy. on NonJav
september Sth' to continue eleven weeks.
TERMS
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ALBANY ACADEMY,

THE FALL TERM of this School will ,,,,,,
mence on Wednesday, the 10Th day of Sen.
5eniher next, under the tuition of Mr.. j. NJ. wal.
erS. ~ '0''OiI-
Mr.. Walbridge's ability and well earned rem
It.lon as thorough teacher Will be a sufficient
EudIditce 10 all the patrons of the School. thar
their expenditures at this Institution viii ooi,-
ample return. W ~ '0O0i'e
Board rooms and tuit;,,,, go, .--
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JOHN F. HENRY & co.,

NouCCooo0io ~ 81 W. ilehTy q Sons,)
WATERBURY,, VT,
Wholesale Druggists and dealers in
English and American Patent Medicines.
Any article in the trade furnished at
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