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DENTISTRY.

D L r I
NlO Gail a. 246 Pm avenue. ectween~I
18th andi 9Th SITS and examine DR.. LEWIES New
Method Of rnserrin. Teeth TO do so IL to b. con
WINGED of - superiority all methods hrre'o
fore used Also Teeth ENtracted without main
when desired Terms moderate. &C 10 I'm
NJ TEETH
wi. LOOMS. NJ D., the Inventor and Paten,es
of the MINERAL PLATE TEETH, attends
personally at his Office in this city. MsnySy&@
Dereons can wear these teeth who cannot >OIO
wear others, and no person can wear others who
cannot wear these. IS
with any style price of Teeth they may desire;
but to those who particular and wish the purest
cleapest strongest and most perfect aenture that
art can produce, the MINERAL PLATE win be
more fully Warranted.
between ct and 10Th streets. Also, S07 Arch ST.,
Philadelphia. nnar3-y
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Lobster Outlets.

Boil two good HOLSTERS, and take out all the
meat. mince 1t very fine or pound i'll mortar,
put ii i'll stew pan with Il small piece OF but
ter, salt and white pepper, a little leInen Juice
and sugar. SET II on the fire. aud stir until il
,bOils up. Take from the fire, put al egg With
IL, stir II Well and add another egg if the Quan-
THY OF lobster requires il, and then set TO cool
when cold, make into the shape of lamb cut.
lets: when all are made, have an egg beat M
brush the outlets, rolling them in bre I'D crumbs:
as yon do them, take the small red toes of the
lobster for point 10 each outlet pres. them TN
TO where the bone Of the outlets i, and fry with
sweet butter OF a light brown. For those who
like IL, gravy may be made, brown with
cream and Favored with anchovy.
THE DCTCH MILLER.-Mynheer Van Sian
ken owned q grist mill, and Peter Snyder
owned one Also near by. Old Myuheer Van
Slauken was subject 10 fits of INSANITY, and
when al one OF those moods, would ass ume
that he was God Almighty, and would get
upon his thron" and call such persons a he
might nave IN MS nlnd to Judgment. and
would ask and ans wer the questions himself
The questions would he put with q sharp
strong speech. and the answers very whining
ana Ineek. Having one OF hi> crazy fits one
day, he mounted his throne, and as there had
been httlc competition i'll the girls t-mill busi-
ness, ne TOOK occasion 10 call Peter SNYDER TO
Judgment. 80 hc calls out Peter SNYDER =,
No answer Again very sharp: Peter shy
DER
All, Lord, here ish vat you want. Lordr'
.'Do you own yrist-mill -
All, yes, Lord, does"
Vel Peter Snyder, do you even take too
much toll ="
An yes, Lord, ven mine water very low
ana mime stones vas dull, has taken a Hectic
too much TOLL
veil den, you may go to the left hand, nit
dc eoils. As he had passed Judgment on his
helsnoor, ne thought he would try himself
'i,rI an Siaukcn." No answer Very
sharp-"Mynheer Van Slaukan y, 10y
''Ah Lord, here ish-yat ynn y,nt Jorar,
do you own crist-mill -
"Ah! yes. Lord, does own A arist-miuv
Does you ever take TOO much toll Mvnheor
Van Slaukcn ~
Yes, Lord, sometimes has taken a Iit,la
TOO much"
well, Mynheer Van SlauLcn, vat did Won
do nit dat toll -
"Ah! Lord. ! hash given 1t to the moor >,
(After slight pause
We'll, den, you may go 10 the right hand NIT
de sheep, but il is L dam digit squeeze"
~ Foreign journals announce the decease of
Carhni, the distinguished astronomer aud
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Drcros,Ls rcH ANCHORS md krpGrs

NAVY DEP.KrxESr, October Is, Is52.
The NAVY BEPAkIGEEr viii, until th- Sith NC
tohe- Isf, receive propositions for tho r9anJfac
Iurs and f,liTery AZ such Navy fsru. "a in5y De
dr.isnated the following I~on Stocked hnch"-sa ami
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w A T Err NO TIC E.

In consequence of the lowness OF the water in the
General Reservoir it will be necessary unless great
economy of water is practiced, for the Government
soon TO shut Oh the supply TO citizens entirely.
All persons are, therefore, forbidden to use the
hydrants on Pennsyly snis avenue. any streets
or avenues under the care and supervision of the
Commissioner of Public Buildings, for watering the
streets or payements, or for any priv ate purpose
whatever.
And all persons using the water are urgently So
licited to be economical in its use rs possible
Il. b. FRENCH,
seq Commissioner of Public Buildings
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SECRET DIsEASESl SECRET DISEASES.
SAMARIrAN'S GIFT.
SdMARITAN'S GIFT
THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USED.
Eyes - a positiyp cure for

SEShLl UlCLASES! SEChEI DISLASES.
THE MOST Sfs4HfHF HSSfbff Ever USED
c SoNoRRHTHx, SIikETS; STEicruREs. &c
Only ten pills to be taken to effect cure.
They are entirely vegetable, having no smell nor
any unpleasant taste and will not in any way inJure
the stomach or bowels Of the most delicate
in twenty four hours" Prepared ty n graduate
OF the University Of Pennsylyania, one of the most
sAMARITAN'S GIFT
Will cure any case in from two ~ four days, ami
recent cases in
TWENTY-FOUR HOURS.
. NO exposure, no hOaJlt, no change tchateUeT.
Let those who have despaired of getting cured,
or VINO have been gorged with Balsam Copavia or
Mercury at once Try the 49,, ,,pr
. SAMARITAN'S GIFT.
- Sent by mail in plain envelope.
Price male packages, 50. Price female packages S..
SAMAR4TAN,S ROOT AND HERB JUICES.
4 SPEEDY AND PERMANENT CURE
fOR SYPHILIS OK VENEREAL
Here is q positive cure-no Mercury-no Poison-but
the juices of Roots and Herbs combined
This form of the disease makes its appearance in
sores on the organs of generation, they may oc-
mostly on the groins and very often as ulcers of
the mouth letters spots, carries and nodes of the
bones, &c, &c. Any and all of these symptoms
"i sA MAJ 1S tas ROOT AND HERB JUICES
Sent by express. Price 81 bottle, or bottles
sAMARITANS CHANCRE WASH
Price rs cents Full directions
DESMOND CO., Box Isl Philadelphia Post
= Sold by s. CALVERT FORD, corner of 18th and
SoI EMAN & ROGERS, I7s Baltimore street,
baI0more. &C l7-3m
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DR.. McLEAN,S UNIvERsAL PILLS,
POR LIVER COMPLAINT, BILLI0CSNEee
I.--, HEADACHE Ac

There has never been q cathurftc ue4icine offered
TO the ble tho has such s;.tisfsce
Being entirely vegetable they are perfectly inVe-
cent, and can be taken by the most tender infant;
secretions, Acid or Impure, feted Matter from the
Stomach. In fact, they are the unly pills ths4
should be used in malarious districts. !. Z
They produce no Gripping, Sickness or Pain In the
Stomach or Bowels, though very active And sesreh-
items of the Liver snd Kidneys. Who win ru2ee
from Billiousness, Headache and Foul Stomach,
them constantly on hand; q single dose, taken IN
season, may prevent hour dsys and T Ta, q
Pills. Take no other. Being coated, they Are
tasteless. Price emily . cents pr box and can -
J. H. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
Corner Third and Pine stA.. et. Louis.
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DROPosALs FOR RArIoNs FOR 1868.

JhOPOeALs run hAiioNc run iooS.
QuAErERxAsrER's OFFICE.
u. s. MoTias Corps, =
wAsHISGToN, October Il, 1ss2.t
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received At this Oh &c
until eI0en p m Of the ls5h day otNSys%ser
at the following stations, during the year 1858, viz
Chariestown. Massaehusetts;
Philadelphia. Pennsylvania;
wsshin gton, District OF Columbia;
Gnsport, near Norfolk, Va.
Each ration TO consist Of three-quarters of q
pounds of fresh or salt beef; twenty ounces of
bread, made Of extra superfne -four, or in lieu
or one pound of hard bread, It the option Of the
Government and az the rate ofeight qusrts Of best
and :. half pounds Of tea; fifteen pounds Of good
pound Of Candles or fourth pounds
of adamsntine candles, and half pounds of
hsrd SrdHn sosp two quarts Of salt and one
hundred pounds Of potatoes, TO each hundred ra-
The increased allowance of four ounces of iour
or bread and the allowance of potatoes. as above
prese Mt nsurrecton, and the ration be provided
BY law and regulations. on the LIST Of July, 1851
commanding giieeE Of each station, either in bulk
or by the single ration and shall consist Of the best
Of sassy iiads s ssE s"'s''s' % 's
An bids must be accompanied by the following
guarantee:
Form of Guarantee. ....
The undersigned. -, Of, in the State Of,
sntee that in case the foregoing bid Of. for
rations above described. be accepted, he they
tract at the Post 0thce named, execute the con-
tract for the same, with good and srfi Gent sure
ties; and, in case the said = shall fail TO enter
into contract a aforesaid. we guarantee 70 make
good the difference between the offer of said -
and that which NAV be accepted.
A. b. iGusrantor.
witness: IN CD, Guarantor
1867,
hereby certify that the above named - are
known to me ne men of property, and able Ia make
good their guarantee. q. h.
Ito Ls signed BY the United Stairs Distrief Jwdge
United States District At0TVy, or Collector
No proposal will be considered unless accom-
panied by the above guarantee.
Proposals 10 he endorsed Proposals for Rations
for 1903 > and addressed to the undersigned
W. Il. SLACK,
Soc Is WV Major and Quarterniaster
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EDUCATIONAL.
INSTITUTE.

= FOR YOUNG LADIES.
1927 and 1929 Spruce ST. Philadelphia.
The regular course of instruction embraces the
Enslish snd French Languages and Literature,
Lstin if required ana al the hraches which con-
stitute thorough English and French eduction.
French is the language of the family, and fs con-
stanty spoken in the Institute. l: il the object Of
particular sttrntiOn and il taught from the rudi
uts to the highest course of literature andcorn
position. The scholastic year commences Septem-
brr 18th and closes july list Circulars, &c, can be
obtained from Madame DHERVILLY, Principal
of Che garay Institute m ?2-6m
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fRIEaRM An.

fR He = N A h.
Frotecs.d BY Royal Letters Pateaf Of Easlasd, aai
ssepysd by tkt Seals 9 sk Eeok d< Pharssaon q
Foris asd fks IRzperial Colkss f Msdieiss Tisssa.
TRIEsEMAR MOL
Ie the e6ectual remedy for RELAXATION, ePxk
MAIORRH6A AND EXHAUSTION OF III
TRIEsEMAR No. T.
Completely and entirely eradicatss Gil trsc0 81
those disorders for which Copaya and Gu hehs have
seDerally been thought antidoee, 90 ths ruin q
The health of vast portion Of the poDulab0a.
TRIESEMAR No. s.
lie the great and sure remedy of the cvtl31ed vor4
for all Impurities sf the system, well a secondary
symptoms, obvisting the destructive uee Of Asf.
curry, we'll other deleterious ingredients, Al
which all the ssreApArilla in the world oAnnSo
remove. TRIESEMAR Nos. 4, aAd 3 are ahks
devoid Of taste smell and OF al nAuseAtinG auah
tiles. They are in the form of . iosengs, and nsg
lie on the toilet table without their NE being sas
Sold in tin cases at es each, or four es cases ID
one for %, and in 81 cases, Thus saving %,
administered By yalpean, LaflemApl, Reuxa &e,
&c. Wholesale and retail by DIR. H. A. B AkRoWs
-, Bleecker street, flour doors from haeDouSd
street, New York. Immediately on receipt Of re-
mittanee, Dr.. Barrow viii forward rriesemar 20 any
part Of the world, securely packed, and sdareeesq
according 70 the Instructions Of the writer.
Published also BY DIR. BARROW, that PoyulR
and beautifully illustrated medical work, Human
Frsilty. Price - cents. Triesenar and Book can
Ss ostaiDsd q special authority from D. G FORD
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LIBERAL.-Messrs. George Pereiyal Il Co,
very generously rendered the entire receipts of
Liberty Hall, in Alexandria, for one night
t365,S5l TO the Alexandria Orphan Asylum, a
few night since. The sum was promptly paid
over 10 the trustees of the above institution.
VINO in an appropriate manner, acknowledged
the liberal sum W it'll gratitude.
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a FL r. NITU RE. -
FURNITURE.
McGREGOR a. CO.,
THEIR
ENSIVE w EpOONS

$50 SEVENTH STREET
Offer inducements IL purchasers of FURNITURE
and other HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
Our stock l. large and varied
PARLOR SUITES, in Brocatelle, Rop and Hair
CHAMBER SETS, in Solid Oak, Walnut. Mahos-
any. and Painted, neatly orns.rentrd
DAN, Walnut and Mahogany EXTENSION Ia
BLES and DINING CHAIRS
SUPERIOR Curled Hair MATTRESSES, Husk and
Also. large quantity of low priced BEDSTEAD
CHAIRS. TABLES, BUREAUS, WARDROBES
NhSllsTASDS. OFFICE FURNITURE, &c.
All of which made from the best materials
and warranted to give satisfaction.
Persons furnishing would do we'll 70 look throu .h
III" stock before purchasing we are selling at
prices 10 suit the times
McGREGOR & CO,
or sew go $40 Seventh street.
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pK. J. "A. MeLEAN's
STRENGTHENING CORDIAL
BLOOD PURIFIER.
THE GREATEST REMEDY IN rHBFoRLpt
and the
MOST DELICIOUS AND DELIGHTFUL COZ
DIAL EVER rAKENf

The Thousands upon thousands VINO are daily
using MeLEANs STRENGTHENING CORDIAL,
certify that IL u absolutely nfslible rsmedy icf
waiting and inyigorstny the battered and die
eased system. purifying aud enrichinx the BiccdE
AND STRENGTH
THERE Is NO MISTAKE ABOUT IT.
II viii cure Liver Complaint Dyspepsia, pfsr-
rhoa. Dysentery Hesdache. Depression Of Sprits
Fever and Ague, Inward Fever, bad Breath, or Any
disease Of the Liver, Stomach or Bowels.
o0r Gentlemen, do you wish IN he Healthy,
" Ladies. do You want the Bsocm Of Health -
mount T fcsE shss1 u : oS Ss AZ
AND BLOOD PURiFTER.. Delay not !. momsntj
disease of the Kidneys, Wemb or Bladder Rsinf-
ing Obstructcd Menstrustien. Falling OF the womb.
Banenness. or any disease rising from Chronie 90
Nervous Debility it is an infsllible Remedy.
FOR CHILDREN. -.
70 ne Healthy Strong and Robusty-tb<n give them
McLEANS STRENGTHESING CORDIAL, 80
the directions each bottle IL is delicious 70 take.
- One table spoonful. taken every morniAl
fasting is sure preTspnrs assln.s vni,ls ana
q CAUTION .-Bevare ~ Druggists asd Deal
ers who may try palm upon you bottle OF bfters
or Ssrssparills. (which they can Boy Cheap ey
enough 20 steal part of my name 70 dub their "a
dNe<ptions Avoid such infamous y,raf,s snA Their
;villainous compoundst Ask isr DR.. J III. McLea
strengthening Cordial and blood Purifier. Take
nothing else. II Is the only remedy that VA
Purify your Blood thoroughly, and, at the ans
ton. It Is PIT MP in Large Bottles-sfpsr bette
or 'h '0'' BE- igr III MCLEAN. Sole pro,ss,,or,
Corner Third AID Pine sits. 81. Louis, NO.,
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DAMS Express COMPANY,
"A OFFICE Sll PA. AvENul,
Waskiastoa Cif1, d. G.
GREAT EAsrEKN. NORTHERN AND WET
ERN 1XPRfSs F0RWARDKRsi

xSIEss SSfEss S{oSkS, G SSsSSs IA, q; !. J,
accessible sections Of the country. This Oonpany
has agencies in the principal Railway Tsvns -
North, EAST, WEST, AND NORTHWEST.
-,su,na,oINs' PSinSsi1sl St1sss Y ass ,o.rox
ciNNTTi; q, LSgis; GSSSUts:
oc,,.c.,on. ~. ~ - NJ Yo;k and Bo~ses
With hines forwsrding 70 the CAHADAs and %
RRITIsH PR0yIs s and sish sts.~s q ~
and thence by European expresses 70 Al prcnin<e
commercial towns in Great Britain and on the Css
Collection Of NOTES, DRAFTS end BILLS msAs
ct ell accessible para Of the United statse.
SeA WAshington, d. Q.
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U II Il &c 4 L 4.

OAooGo ON me fVIOMAV.
On and after the 18th instant day OF September,
passes will be required from al vessels boats, 60,
navigating the Potomac river. These will be issued
by the Commanding Officer of the Fiotila, and may
be obtained from the naval vessels stationed ct
Alexandria or 1T the mouth of the river.
GIDEON WELLES,
secretary Of the Navy.
NAVY DRpARTMRXf, -.
SapteInher II. 1871 rep. r. Init - 10
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For WoRsHIP-In view of the fact of the &C.
eupation of so many of the churches for hospital
the free use, on the Sabbath day, Of his Gre
moline Garden Temple for purposes Of worship
10 any religious denomination in the city In
o1esing the pavilion, he suggests that the pull
pit BE- occupied by different clergymen, morn
ing, noon and night, so that every one may en-.
Joy the privileges of the Gospel.
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~ Foreign journals announce the decease of
Carhnl, the disunguishe astronomer aud
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p. T. BARNUM oN TEMPERANCE.-A large
audience assembled on the Capitol grounds
Sunday Afternoon to hear the great Snowman
lecture on temperance. He spoke for abont an
hour, and portrayed the evil effects OF the
shrinking habits Of society in q striking manner.
Told OF the misery and woe caused by it, Of the
authorizations by poisonous drugs, and urged
fetal abstinence upon his hearers in a most
convincing style. .t.s .
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On account OF deficiencies occasioned nv
uhe exemption of "a large proportion oT ~, ny
drafted men" OF 10Th September, 4 new draT,
has been ordered in Connecticut, on the 9TH
ms.
- Wednesday last, n j. said was ,ha
waTInesI October DAY sine. leO7. The Their
mometer Is r.portrd TO Save stood at 80 degrses
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Frotea.d ty Royal Letters Pssssi a. Essiasd, go
sscrytd 6y tke Seals Of th< Ecok Dc Ph1ySsacn Il
Foris asd tks IRYsrial Colkst Of Msdieiss, TsssA.
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ATTACK ON ACoNDUCTOR.-On Friday night,
Is car No was on its mp trip, two persons got
in near Wizards and addressed a lady present
in insulting language. The conductor, Mr..
Amos, expostnlated with them, but they still
persisted in Insulting the lady until reaching
LAFAYETTE Square. when Mr.. Amos attempted
70 eject them frem the car, and they both at
tackled him, tearing his clothing very much,
and running of with his watch. On Saturday,
however, MI Amos obtained knowledge of the
whereabouts of the watch, and OH going to the
place designated it was returned TO him.
, 1862-08-07

fer staunch Loyal mcn-no estate belonging to
hny traitor-no covering for the head uf, any
tluilOT! In thirty days there need be no rebel
State Of mississippi She eau be made to sue
for pence and re-admfssfo1. When We get in
earnest and carry with US amnesty for the
quickly penitent, rn1n swift, dire, without
remedy dor all others, this dreadful strife will
end-hl, then, NEVER; neverI -
We must grasp now the dire, sweeping,
deso1atihg brand. The slaves OF rebels mus.
bs freed; the crops OF rebels destroyed; th7
houses Of rebels trapped IN flames! Every;
tenance, and comfort OF our troops so used
Everything deatructib1e muet*be destroyed;
all real estate possessed in fee-simple by tht
United States government; all able bodied
male rebels sent to Northern military. prisons,
OF Betat work on loyal labor: No vestigs ef
The agony vi be sharp bat ihost. We have
waited, aud borne, and hoped long. Mercifal
var is always eruelest. i
Another cry burdens the air. Treason's
dagger has well nigh reached the heart Of
liberty and popular government-the heart Of
sweeps down on the north wind like the voice
of the seven thunders. Let tbs assassin
perish, f7cTish, PERISH, root and branch,
utterly and fpreveri"- It is the unanimous
voice OF 18,0e0, COO Of loyal people against
treason: The, hIet ~. Of God; bear It. The
: luG5 sh6ll BE- drowned II. these.
: Through whateveT msy come Of suffering,
!; end hards.ipe, and perils, even to the sacrifice
:. Of lite itselt we will swear together, comrades,
.bJ el1 the gallant captf9es, b. an the glorious
decd, BY all the aqnoWs Of the bercaVed Of
beauty, benlgnlty Of our impgriled govern.
mens to- crush ont treason with an iron heel
and relentless hard. . II
May God shield md speed tie right!
, 1862-08-07
4 LIBERAL EDUCATION ~ith


WESTERN uEIuN COLLEGE, -nd Military
KytT. E open It's second year, Sept Sd 1877 Eitire
gulnr Collegiate Acadenllc and Primary Glasses
ess srd stnrers, thorough appointments the dnest
s.a0 ocl). an ampe and attractive Military PARK III
excellent and well furnished Armory, I fine GsmEa
e attention of parents and guardlans~ The largest
institution Of its class and chsraeter IL tue Un,on
to Cadets aso Ii ARTILLERY and 1NFAHTK9 t6savy
and light TACTICS ZouAVE and FAScF DHILLs and
il u iiorns TKRM4-$1s0 per school year foF bo77d
furnished roou1 fuel, lights, washing and tuition In
Cadets from al 'oad. room and board under the
Circulars address b. s. COVERT, President Fulton.
, 1862-08-07
w HEREAS, by Mortgage dated

w HEREAS, by Mortgage dated
AEril lst 1sss a9a recorded i 1ages ssa ts
County Ino.s EbenszsI Moves aad Aun hts w,is. ts.
lowing lands in Monlrrie Comfy. uis, 70 wiz The
northeast quarter OF Section twenty i've C and the
northwest OF tn. souIh:ast X Of Scct!eu thfrt5en.
both in Township tse.ye (12 norh; also, the north
31 Of Lot OF ths eoutnwest quarter OF s=csfnn
thlrycne {3l]tn Township thirteen Cl north. sll 10
Range No six t6} east Of thu 1hd principal SEeri-
dian given 70 ss;e hnnd of same date for the sun
{snd all taxes paid by the undurstgn*d said lands
was to be added to said principal su) tth interest
at the Of ten cent per annnn- With power of
sa1e IN CT defn; t rr,ncpa: sum OF interest:
and hereas detln1t having heen nla1e in the n7inci
Eal sam now a,Roantin. t? the sum q twenty tw9
said lands by The under<tsned and also the ba ace
Of interest vnuttE to the Of four hundred aud
fifty Fix collars ALI OF the ABOVE: s1ns being now
due and unpaid shall eel By virtue Of the power In
said tgaGe friday the 22d day Of August 4. D.
3$G at 70 oelos. at the north door Of the Court
1or cash, 70 make the money dua on sa.a bond vita
costs OF sale and convey the premises above d. si5e3
snt all the right title ard inter- st in law in equity
Of the sa d Ebtnezcr NJ and Ann II. his wtt their
AeA'' Aes's'f HENE7 s. VALEN TINE.
Chfrarc ,Jn!v Snt11 1872 f1-}t.t t3rl,t6
, 1862-08-07
-; A Discourse:
on THE CONDUCT OF TIE WAR.

Deferred near CorInth. m1ss14A1ppi,
at:tA Camp OF tho Fourth MlElMea
sofa, on Sabbath morninE. July 20,
1861
, 1862-08-07
iHfnicl1taI.
GCHEN GK'S >PULMONIC
~ SYRUP.
A Elan almost Raised from the Dead !

4 Man almost RAISED from the Dead
Hs cs5,asate a C, taes t. Sy M his pnysetaa
Hs to 81 t. Ind
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ala eoansy S Ssrsss sss r
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c@9nia5 @ @ 81 rshsa,tng laa1encH uponmy lnngs:
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