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t. GIVE Me CALL!
i He Undersigned respectfuly inform. hi.
friends and the public that he Will Upen -
bis veu-known establishment this day ON ~
sughIy repaired and ls atty fitted, and
has Also been ngaged all the summer
In bedding the most choice OYSTERS the Chssa-
Is.se Bay gould produce, in his famous creeks at
PIDey Poln., tvics q week. q fresh glPply, indie
pendent OF my regular supply boats. By snoh ar
contracts that may made with the es plshmenf,
- We have never heretofore failed to do, independ
emf Of the blockade,
NY srTang ements are 10 oomp!ete that il can
cope with any house in the United States
finishing no .els res .uraats suffers and private
FAM iss 6t the lowest cash prices.
canned FhOITH and srmetioAlly scaled N EATS
md VkeE1ARLEe. =. n. HARvEYA
Depot ISL o st., bsswSeo 10Th Az iith;
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THIRD WARD STATION CAsEs-BeJors Justice
Ihonsson-Michael Mackin, disordsrly; paid
costs, % cent Charles Ellis, (col, y do; do 81
cents. Lew U. Wiiliams, do fined 81. WIN
Donshco, John salers, drunk; turned over to The
military.
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ONE DOLLAR! ONE DOLLAR ONI DOLLAR -.
SO to the Dollar Store, 43S Penna avenue, near
our and half street. and see the splendid stock
Of jewelry and silver. plated ware, and take your
choice for one dollar se51w*
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ROBBlNG ARO0M-MATE.-Last week, trunk
belonging to Lieut.. Shendel in his room a{
the 81 Charles Hotel, was broken open and robbed
OF pants, vesfs coats &C., and sus picion falling
on rosm- mate, named John Phillips, alias Read,
he was arrested by detective Reynolds who also
recovered the goods. He was taken before Jus
tlce turguson, who committed him for further
examination.
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CoLoRED SERVANTS IN THE ARMY.-We ar,
requested 70 say that all coIored servants In tn,
army around Washington, who were freed b,
the act Of 10Th April, and who have not been ap
praised, should Immediately appear before the
Emancipation Commission at the Grand JuI,
Room, City Hall, In order to be valued and 70
ceive their free papers.
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tn NAVY AND ARMY CLAIMS.
= IL SnAs orihor, having been successfully en-
s-Ls Ell II T hfte6a JeaTs a. Al AuOTGef fof tlAi'ns
Oei0fe tho vaIious fHblIS D'pn'nsuta as wash
pEion, Oilers his services t,r the prompt Sett,mss
81 All CiaIms. and for tala,ns r.y, bounty,
PENSIONS, Prize Money. 30 ethe different Do
partmsnts here. Once No. 33s ID ST., near 10th.
sefsy' II, q. SPALUlN6, Attorney.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-08

IHR PRIZE Stationery Package, Manufactured
at the Dollar Store, is the best In the market con-
tanning more and better stationery, and more at
tractive and useful jewelry than any other ever
onered suffers and pedlers should see them.
sep. 5.lws
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SPECuLArToN.-We learn that various dealers
In the city are taking advantage Of the temporary
sl'uation TO speculate on the prices Of provisions
hour, meat, butter, &c. The Provost Marshal
snouid promptly seize the stocks of those who
are undertaking to make money out of the tenn.
Porary excitement to the disadvantage of the ne
eesslt0us, and cause the said stocks OF goods to
with such fellows f'
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PEAL ESTATE A6ENCY.

DEAL ESTATE ENJOY.
JAMES F. HALLIDAY,
(k.s Collector Of City Tazss,)
Will hereafter sivs his sntire attention a. an
Agent for the kentiEg and Collecting Of Rents on
kea Estate; buying and selling the same, and to
~ other busIaess connected with the nansg ement
Of cal Estate.
By PerW.eslon, he refers to
y1. me6UTRI & Co, Auohoneers.
JOHN q. kIvAs Editor of tho Globe.
yoHnsoN & Co., Bankers.
JAMES u. BIRRRf)
PIrKR FORCE, "
snuoe over Bank of L johnson & Co., corner OF
foo sJNanlA avenue AMI Tenth street, second
20 k-ooSVH
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SOLDIERS, ATTENTION Pain, disease and ex-
posure, with a hot climate, muddy water and bad
diet will be unavoidable, but armed with Hol-
loway's Purifying and Strengthening Pills you
can endure all these and still retain good health
Only IS cents per box a3O
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SECOND WARD STATION ,-AsKs-Bsf =. Jx,.ics
SArk-Sunday-JOhn Sterling, John Thorn pson ,
smith Jones, drunk; turned over to the military.
James D"nlln, do; dismissed. Charles Bascomb;
stana larceny; held for further hearing. Charles
Shirk, disOfderly; fined s.
Monday-Patlick Manning, lighting; turned
over to the military. William Dom, do: do.
William Donaldson, disorderlY; fined 81
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"A NOTICE.
1ALk PERSONS are hereby notified that, from this
date, Will pay no debt contracted on my account
bY Any person whatever. unless authorised BY mo.
DANIEL McSWINEY.
Washington, ID. c.. August 10. 1851 auu
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CLEANED OUr.-On Saturday afternoon the
guard at the depot and Omcer CONWAY made a
descent on the house Of Mrs. M. Kelly, on New
Jersey avenue, and found a number Of drunken
soldiers lying around loose, and a quantity of
liquor, which they seized. The soldiers were
sent TO tie guardhOuse, and Mrs Kelly was or
dered to report at the guardhouse.
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CONFERENCE.-The citizens Of Connection
now In the city are Invited to convene this eve
ming, at the rooms Ne. $50 I street, between
Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets, for the pur
pose Of organizing relief association fer the ben
eft Of sick and wounded Connecticut soldiers
similar to those Of other States already in activ,
operation here.
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- -hIND' III DC VdIU 10y
go 70 ne person leaving at this Office the sub
hcFln"f BAGGAGE. consisting of infantry sword
marSed on tho upper band of the cabbard with \
= also cross on the inside of the guard; handle
paper. belonging to Company II nth Regiment,
1. |olunteers, and the subscriber also one Gov
name Of Crosbey in large letters. Said bargsga
was either Intentionally otherwise carried off in
one horse ambulance, on the night of the 10Th
August, at Douglas Hospital, while the subscriher
was In the office of the Hospital on business
n. A. BROWN
sc SIT Capt. Co. H 18th \ WI
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ysIld better call on the nov iNfELLI "a ENCE
OFFICE. No. t1I 9TH street. Whore tho best u
Always applications on hand for good Ooofs, Lam
dresseS, Ckamberpa w alters and Eeamssresses
Amilles az hotels. FARM HANDS vanted. Em.
loyers IN want 81 good help Will &nd Il 10 their a.
N. b. H6vHEs wanted. .1he bs., Of tenants
een be obtained without charge BY APPLYING @
m - IL n. II, MIILER
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WASHING ToNIANs CAPTURED. Amongst the
Washing tonians who left Washington Sstu,dav
week fcr Bull Run, and who Were captured by
the Rel bells, are tine following: Vincent X. Jack,
son, w Dougherty, T.. English, Johp H cd
Galo, n; Jones,W J. Sullivan, 6 II Harriss,
James Q. Johnson, Harrison Park =, Lewis sew
bolt, Wesley Burch, James Slackford, Robsrt
Cross, Wash. Sanford, Charles H Essex, and
geo Riordan. The latter has returned, having
made his escape on Monday last
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&2O HEWARD.-Stolen from in front of the
49, epot, Washington, between 4 and % m
on me Ith INST, a SORREL HORSE; bob tail; some
W Yl on forehead; some white on hind feet Said
ding seat body green. wheels ysIIow Tho hind
spT,ng broken and bound with cord $40 reward
VIII oe gwen Tor the recovery of said horse and wa
son or Information given that | get them again
A. me metropolitan Police Office ) 8 18th st., and
~ lo d9 sne apprehension of the thief
sep o-oC j. IL JOHNSON
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Wahsr-John Smith, drunk; dismissed euben
Beverly, beating bis wife; fined %. Patrick
Ehzge.aid, drunk, disorde ly and threats; do 90
CT RlSef, sleeping In the street,. John Nc Cartv,
do John w. Thompson, do /; Patrick Fay and
X. L Marshal, drunk, and riding on the pave
ments; all turned over TO the military. Marshall
Yesterday be repeated the ohense, and In doing
so was thrown from his horse, falling on the
pavement and severely wounding him In the
heal. Probably the wound will effect more than
the punishment.
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MORE TRooPs.-The 12lst Pennsylvania reqi.
ment, Col. Chapman Blddle, arrived about noon
on SATURDAY,, and passed up the Avenue. 1t num-
bers over ITO men, who were recruited In Phila .
delphia.
The 1l6sh Pennsylvania regiment, numbering
ABOUT 800 men, who were recruited in Philadel.
phla, arrived about O'Clock on SATURDAY. nipht
and passed up the Avenue Yesterday morning
The regiment Is In command Of Col Heenan.
The 1S5th Pennsylvania, under the Command
o. Soi. Edward J. Allen, arrived at late hour
on Saturday night, and yesterday were sent to
the Held The men, numbering $50, were re-.
cruited In Plttsburg.
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Eo LlS disER ss aAAssItNEEsxsE MEE AND
CIDER FOR The Army.

~, s s6.s article In arse Quantities win Be ready b
army sqlp lies and also rectlhere may address the
inoscritsr q Marlboro, MONMOUTH county, New
Jersey, Tor full PARTICULARS. MISC, IN large guam
uaes, superior article Of Apple whisty;
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Saoss Tive, S1vss Clothes, Sdvss Labor.
relieves t1e haIdeat BxIt OF wsshinf-osI-
This WrinIer 10 self adjusupG, and 10 be Isved
10 DO the best Ia use Price Of largest Gse e6
See them 81 O6DENe,
New HcusefsInIshlnG store.
se St SO TIN 81, near Pa tvepue.
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OurRAsKoUs.-On Friday last the CORPSE of n
soldier was taken, stark naked, into the open lot
attached to the Judiciary Square Hospital and was
paratorv to being carted away) within a short
distance and In full view Of the adjacent welling
houses on G street, and Immediately under the
gaze OF the Children CT the neig hboring school
IT is to be hoped that the officers of the judiciary
Square Hospital will see that this thing is not
repeated, especially as there IL a dead house on
the ground for such purposes
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WANTS.

LNANTED-A good Colored WAITER. at BAY
w Pa avenue H.
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WANrED1A SITUATION, by young man
" and his wife. He is competent to tax Q charge
81 horses and act ~ ooaohInsn the wife to Do en-
ployed IN indoor pursuits. References given - 20
sobrIety And steadiness, Ae dress this ofiice BY
letter to "A. L." "A I-Ivs
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

tsaaH sAtFr a sIcHsoSp stii1oAp.
.,.,..t..<~ r. ain- Arrive
s3a .s-s. .~lstt txfre>s.-. II y = -
~. 3 e.. ....-. Mail. .ss. :. t..st -. q =.
~ .. lay Kspres..s... II "a a -.
tAkAk hufx sLroS ST. LoUls nkfIRoAp
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURcH:


soaszn a. era ASo cai AL srNzEfs,
RFv. l.. ABBOTT. PAsIoz-
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The Collegiate courso includes the principle and
practice OF
Double Entry Boek hospiRg.
Adapted 10 every department Of Inland aml For
eigu commerce., Nv ne author Of Dnf-- IS stems =
Bookkeeping
Stock aud Partnership Books
RssmPliyng numerous eases Of difficult opening
and closing, changes IN firms A., supplied ty Tie
authors forty years experience in business
The SeftieiaeRt Of Single EafTs Parnership
Books.
Generally 90 little understood thai two .'Prof.ss,rs
~ Book &eeping' n this city recently made out a
bus mess balance sheet ooniainisg ls.vpo eftors'
ReetJyiHg DosBged DoHLi, Entry Baoks.
A frequent aud highly responsible duty. explained
IN no other treatise on accounts
CsasgiRe a Single 20 a DoHbis Eafrs Lsdgey
illustrated ior tho first time IN nah'- Book-ke.phs
The Priuaf, Lod9p.
For keeping tEe results Of The business private .so
often desired by extensive hrms1 remains wholly
unknown 10 the pupils Of all other canmsrciA
Schools.
BHSiRess Correspondence
The ,alanle of Dur Manuscript Busliiess J. tiers
aforts the most complete cmrse Of Instruction Ia
use
BaaRess Forms
systematically arranged ant taught 10 eann'.iioa
with the books Of practice.
Commercial Compilations.
Including numerous basins operations never thor
oughly taught in other schools
Commcreiai and 0rngmenfaf i'ssnsnslip
ny W. Il. pua and & C. Cochran. saihor- 81 ,he
new editions n the Gems of ftnman>hlp Anf Nen
School CoDy Books.
The popularity Of these ~ 2rosemeuts. sci th'ir
elegant bnSncss writing at.eai the aftanlag'~ ~
. this department over all otter College Fast ~
Wcst. The enlarged edlsiou of Dan a puneah +
Gems Of
Business AMI OyHam pfai I'eHusa0stip.
l. the most complete Self Instructor Published elf-
santly bound. mailed postpaid. Tor e.
Dafi A. Duncan's New - hooi Copy RsA.ks. hnely
| engraved, with the authors INSTRUCTIONS GA zach
cover. 80 cents per dozen.
Jhs CheaPssf Copy Book IN tsse.
For fan particulars, end fsr oar elegant sew CIR.
cniar, pp. O.. Nth samples u eur Penn an. afl
ting. inclosinE % cents, -
T.. u. DUFF = son. Principals.
ss Strangers wiil please inqaire oHF rePriato'
| in the city. who're We are hesi known.
mar2Giwl
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TICKETS FOX SALE At ALL MAIN
OFFICES

FREIGHTS.
RRy this Rccfs FreixhfS % 81 descriptions car BE
F-vardei from rhiiaieiphiA. New York. Weston o.
Rsitimore. % any Point The Railroads of Ohio.
geufacky trtisra. ilfnois. wisconsin, losa 90 Ms
sszft ~ kAlircad direct
n reansylvxnia Railroad also connects a. rsst.
brrrh vith Steamers. y ~hieh Geefs can bs far-
wartei q anv port On the Ohie, Mnskingum, Ksn.
suckv Tsunessse Cumberisnt. nlinofs Mississippi
wisconsin. xissour Kansas. Arkansas snt RI nv.
e.. 49, a. Cicvelerf. sa1du<ky and Chicago uith
Stesrners % al Ports er The <orsh Western Lakes
Merchants ani Shippers eufrustiug the xAnsports-
llor a tbeir Freight % this Company. rely vth
eonadence 60 lts specty transit
THE RATEs Of FkKisHT 70 sny pcint In he
Wet ~ the fesnsylvsnia Rslrosd At ell times
favorstis a. are chargod hy oiher Rsiirosd ccsD
psnt~s-
nepsrncsisr 10 nsrk packages IA Pr~vsuvsSiA
RkuAoApN"
\. J. sNsEDER, PhllsieirAia.
EAGRAw COOKS. 50 Nerfh a.. nalfissor-.
lkkCa 4 co. Nere k-<-~ Heus- - Ne sczth
UiIEsu 81. Ee~ TEX
-IxHCH A Co. - state a.. Ro.tar
soksT1SR Rsea<rzl fFsizAt A<r-1, rhila-
er>tEH LkWle H~lersl' = - N*rc<ls. rtnn-
l. n HoVF7s General sckss AGENT Fhiisdsiphs.
ArEA AAkk 49,
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y. .P. DECK & GO.

tAcon ES6sES Fos.r~s~.
- p Constantly ~ isfd r. superior article n
WATER PROOF OIL Bf.ACkING. ~arranled % be
water proof and n make the ica'hc- IN sad elable
Oct le.
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HOTELS.
St. Nicholas Hotel,
Broadway, New York.
Board Reduced 10 81 per dag.

Since the opening q ths. sa=s and oonmoaions
ctsl In 1854. g has been the single saeayr % the
r~prietors to make 1t The most snmptaoas, cor
venent and comfortable home for the clilten and
stranger this side the Atlantic
And whatever has secmedlkely 10 administer 10
the eomfnrt Of its guests they have endesvored,
without regard 70 cost. TO provide. And TO combine
all The elements oi individual and social enjoyment
which modern art has Invented. and modern taste
approved; and shs patronage which Is Ia. esuaman-
ed during Ae past six year.i. gratifying proof
that their efforts have been appreciated.
To meet the skigencies of'he lines. when all are
required 70 practice the most rlsid eoopouiy. tie
undersigned.
Have Reduced the Price OF BOARD 10
TWO DOLLARS PER DAY.
at the time abatins none of the luxuries with
which their table las hitherto been supplied.
rREApwELI- wHrTcoNB 4 CO.
New Tork. seet 2. lssi. smes
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Al. .efA.s ft ~ rAuAu1vs.
= . : asrtii.< Fxu< -. ;. :. -. 10 -
lnflnfrla 81. fs.4mx xprp~k. = a.
RfAa4 k.n ~ kAFM e. : .saa.e .
- -. a F-vi ebt- .-..s.s& : "a
ss.sssuAs a. "a N ssse~slI1s ksssekn.
taA.4f4.<4 -%fff'e ffklf Arfiee.
Bs.s- .s-vsFlt sst <srezs..- .ssz.sr
fnN a s..stss Maiil tssts - z =
kocgyIllk xxrx>sioS st
rsNsz l<sss44 Ha ffsazz< Arrive
caA~slas As.ls prensp'y y A sksss RsaA
tn sosneetia< Ilee-
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"a B = T r. a 9 7

OF ne FzFTEEyTH sEx1-zxgUAL STATE
AESz Of Lse condition OF tie HOME LNSC-
RkNCK COMPANY, Of tie Oty ~ Neio logk,
on Ghe lsf day ~ January. 1861
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Ayers -Ague Cure,
FOR THE sPEEDY CURE OF


Intermittent Fever, OF Fever and cue. Ren4Iff-
= fever, Chill Fewer. Dumb Ague. Pc iodieal Hea,-
ache, os Bilious Hcadaehe, ard Bilious fe-
vers. indeed for the whole class q as
eases OF ignatng In hillary deEange-
meut caused by The Malaria q
Miasmstic Couutrics.
We are enabled here 70 os-r the community a
renetv which while Il cures The above comflasfts
with certainty, II stil perfectly harmless Ia any
quantity. such remedy is invaluable IN districts
where these afafctng disorders prevail Tis s.carc
sxpes tho Ili axrnaiic poison OF fcyer and guesrou
the system and prevents the development ~ tie
dnAse f taken o. The frst Apr csch u H. r--sof
nory symptoms II ls not only The best remedy
yet discovered for this class Of conpisnis bGt ais
the cheapest. The large quanfiiy We supply foi
dollar brings itwithin the reach ~ ever, tod3i and
IN billions esfricts. vhere Ftrcr and Ague prrxalis
ever, body shoad have II and usc Il fstey beth ilr
cure and protection. great Superiority "a fiis
rouledy ans other discecr1d fnr tLs stfe-
dy and certain oure 81 lutermiiisni- - that u ei-
taint No Quiulncor ulintfai consequently = rroiu-
ccs 10 Qrsnisln other iIsV5is-s effects ~hafsstg
upon the constitution. Tho-e aIed 4, = len
healthy a. Il they had never bad tie diAsese.
Fcscr aud Ag4e Is not alone tho consequence q. iAe
rniasrsatie rcis- rrrst variety ~ isorcrs aFfe
from IL irritation. among which are
NEURALGIA, Rheumntism. 6oui, Hsadafha. Blindness,
ro.,thache, Earsehe. caisrrsh, Asthma. ralsi-
trics, Pain IN the Bowels Coli, Paralysi.
aud Dcrsngesnent ~ the stomach,
An oi which. when originating this cansr put ou
the Intermittent f!lc, or bccQme periodical. Il-
'CUHr cNrtla The Tff-'ti froin tlc teol ann fefl-
sequenfly cures thom al alike II - ineaiuhhla
protection % immigrants and persons travelling
temporarily residing in the msiafious districts n
taktu octafiupay dails while exposed - ths
f.cfinn that will te excrcted ifom The eNstsn. anf
cannot aecumulsie in sufficient quantity % rlfsn
into disease. Henoe Il l. oven mote valuable -
protection than cure. and n viii ever suher huni
l1.ermittenfs II they avail themselves cf the ffu
lection fLis remedy anorls
as- Prer~red ny nR. J. q. ArRR q CO,
Lowell, G.ssarhu-ctts
All our remeiis. sre fur taie ~ J. 4 Crxvonan
T. n no>NfiIy. anil ID al lTaggi.ts n Tsrf.
Hante
wholesale iy Alss Co. ciuelnnAii.
tunl .edcom-weow
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MEDICAL.


rs a constitutional disease. a oor-r,ra. a N.
Il hloct, y wtschthfs irfc oseornes viassed. weNk
and poor Being In the eireoistion. IL pervades the
Whole BODY, I'D 1ay burst In disease o. Sry part
Of H. No organ Is free from ia attacks IL there
one which 10 may not destroy. The scrcfnlors f2lnt
!. vArioasy caused By neTcurial disease lo~ living,
cisordercd az unhesithy fooc, impure ar flth alf
tlthy habits. the depressing xlces and above all BY
ne sensreal infection. wkssrver be e. o-gia Il s
hereditary IN the constitution, descending .fozn pa
rents 20 chldrea nnfo tke third ara fcurfh genera
uois, indeed, II seems a. he the rod of Hin who
their children-''
Ils effects commence BY deposition from the b.o0
q corrupt q uioerous msiteT which, in The lunSs
hses and Internal organs. - termed turbercles. IN
TIE glands ssellings; and The surface, eruptons
Or sorcs. Tbs f0ul corruption Witch e~a--s n -
blood depresSes the energies Il lie - tA.t srof
ious cen nsasnts, ID; they have fsr les -yues 4.
Withstand the attacks q cher diseases. conseQeent-
B vast numbers perish BY disorders wlich slfhourh
nvi Scrotuious Ia tht y nAtur~ stn rendered "a
tAi by tbs faint in the system. Most a. the con.
sumption which cecimated the human family rhrnt
origin circctiy 81 his scrofaloEs cortsnaf-as
many destructive diseases q ;le aver, klt
brain and. indeed. 81 al the crgsns. arisc f-cne
are aggravated By the same
One quarter q al cur people arc scrofulocs llcli
persons invaded by tbs lurking infeciiot sn5
tacir health : undermined by H. To cleanse 4 fruz
the system We must Tencvate the hood . alfrfa-
i've medicine. and nvigorate IL b healll.y ss ans
exercise such medicine We supply IN
AYERS
compound Extract OF Sarsapafllla
Tie mo<t oictaa remedy which the medical skill -
uies can devise Ter this everywhere prevailing
A. fatal n4taty- az oozahined nhro the nlosf sctse
renedais that have been discovered .or the expuf-
g4lloa o. this ionl dserder from NE boQd, an tie
rescue of The system from is Destructive eonss-
ssSss s,g nssss sa 4 SS,1 , ..s ss s, sSs S lST %
which arise from II. such a.
Eruplixe and Skin Disease, 81 knllonys Ffe.
Rose. OF Ery.4pslas- Rlznplcs. rusfules. kotch-
e, Biains and Boiis. Tunors, Tcttcr and salt
t kAesm. scald Head, klngwOrn. Rheu-
mausm, Syphiliiie ard hercnrcal
Diseases. DropSr, Dyspepsia.
Dell6ty. azad. indeec- all
Complaints arisiugifCm
vitatrd cr Impure
Ri ood.
The popular keiief In 'impurity Of the blood Is
founded IN truth fr scrofnls Is tegenerstion a. lie
blood. The particular purpose and yirt1e 81 tbs
sarsaparlls S 90 purify and regenera'e ths vital s-
ia without which sound health is impossible IN Con
a rofl.flfufiau.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-01-09

e stream, the -pout6ons can-bstEken up
and used as wagon beds.
1t is astonishing how many old friends
who had never expected TO see each other
again, meet together in war times. have
seen acqusinisnces from Minnesota, Mich.
igan, Iowa, Illinois. Indiana. Pennsylva.
uia. Here have met the Abrams Of II.
linois, Fshueslocks, Williams; Dim Nsib.
ling, Dock Shaw, Dan Richards. Frank
Durbin, Soc Lydy, Ike Wyman aud scores
Of others formally OF our county but now
ga hered in from all points 10 share il
the dangers, fatigue and glory ofs bsttlt
Tor the Union.
l shall not bore you again with q Letter
until something Of al least slight impor
tance turns up, bu. will end with the sly
hint that Company A. let Ohio Volun
ieers U. s. A. would not feel 10 the leas
offended il box Of tobacco, provisions
etc., was sent to Captain Stsford's Com
pany as New Years present. Rumo
has it that about 60, 900 rebels. armed Il
the teeth, and backed by good artillery
are waiting Tor US at Bowling Green. an,
inlesd demolishing the whole of the Uuiol
'Lincolnites." If 1 am to be killed le
me die with full stomach Of Fair6el
county grub!!!
HARRY COMER.
Company A, First Ohio V. U. s. A.