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will collect in this pot and can be removed from
time to time, because the liquor remains compare
lively still Within it. and allows thesats TO settle,
whilst the agitation Of the boiling prevents the sed.
iment falling to the bottom of the kettle
Saltpetre made after the foregoing directions will
not have above five per cent of impurities; but, if
carelessly made it will have much more, and as
these have to be separated the refinery before it.
can be used tor gunpowder, such saltpetre is not
worth so much to government.
Tasting the earth to see if it will yield saltpetre
is not very accurate way Of determining the fact
because the lime saltpetre has less taste than the
potash saltpeNe, and the former is the one mainly
in the earth, which ley converts into ordinary or
potash saltpetre. Thus, an individual might be de.
ceived into rejecting earth which may yield sufi-
cient quantity if worked.
REMARKS.
In order to cal! attention to the very considerable
loss sustained by imperfect working of the earth ct
the caves, will state that certain cave in Geor-
gia, which was examined by Prof. Pratt, of the
0giethorpe University, who kindly furnished me
with the result of his analyss-t appeared that in
earth which actually contained not less, on the ave-
rage than 80 pounds to the barrel-much of it con-
tanning 100 pounds-only about 81 pounds were
obtained Thus, one fourth at least Of the entire
amount of saltpetre was lost or about eight dollars
to each barrel also, the amount Of labor employed
was abundantly ample to have obtained and lesched
which there was sufficient within 200 yards Of the
mouth of the cave to furnish forty five thousand lbs
of saltpe.re Hence, the loss at this cave, was as
follows for each IL barrels Of earth actually eached
at this tnr
Twelve barrels of earth or 90 pounds Of
saltpetre lost to one barrel leached,
which, at So cts, amounts to $3l %
One.quarter Of the saltpetre lost to each
leached barrel, or 22a pounds, at IS cts.
amounts to 7s7a
Total loss, ssy s73
Here was an actual loss to the proprietor .
of nearly forty dollars thus he received
for each IL barrels worked, obtaining
81 pounds only, 1913 As
Shout have received with proper working,
with the same amount Of labor and cap
ital IN the same time, "a barrels, or lSO
pounds, SG3 90
The above case is a sufficient demonstration OF
the necessity Of pursuing the method laid down in
these notes for the making Of saltpetre.
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NoRTH-CARoLINA, CHATHAM COUNTY.

NJORTH.CAROLINA, CHATHAM COUNTY.
CourI Of Pleas aud Quarter sessions February Term,
1852. q. W. Godston Administrator, vs.. Eliza Palmer
Guardian aud Asa Martha, William and Sally Palmer In
this case being made to appear the Satisfaction Of the
Court that the defendants Asa Martha, William and Sally
are Of the State it is ordered that
be made s the North Carolina Standard for
the next Term of this Court to be held for the County of
chatham at the Court House in Peterborough the
cond Monday of May next then and there to plead answer
or demur to this petition, judgment conesso
will be taken as to them.
s's'""S In testimony of which, do hereunto sign my
s. L. name and a6x toe seal Of Office Of said Court
Se,easaaS at office in Pttsborough the ed Monday of
February, 1862. r. c. GOTTEN, c. G. G.
By W4. F. F0USHEE. d. c.
April II, 1862 (pr. ad s5.621l) l6--w6t.
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VASDALIsx.-A dispatch from Norfolk, dated the
18th inst, to the Petersburg Express, says:
Three private dwellings on the shore opposite
Old Point were fred at yesterday by the Federals
from the Rip Raps. A sheh exploded in an out
house OF private citizen, killing bullock and
doing other damage"
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MUSICAL.

DEOF. " KNERlNGER. tOF PARIS. FRANCE) A
y pupil of Shaberg. first prize merit of the Royal
Conservatory OF Paris. subsequently Professor The
same Institution Of which he long an honorary MEM
ber now presdes over the Musical Department in the
Lousburg Female College
taught thoroughly
You ladies wishing to acquire srilliant and finished
education in music avsil themselves Of The
structnn of this distinguished artist.
Address JAS. SOUTHGATE
Lousburg. N &.
April II, 1862. 3n-tf
SO Richmond Dispatch and Petersburg Express copy
four times aud forward bill TO Mr.. s. at Lnuisburg
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PLANTATION FOR SALE.

TTNHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE TRACT
i Of LANE, lying on Haw River. in the County of Ala.
n,ance, mile north Ut the Haw Rssr House. on The
hsrsd. With IS If bston lxnd. Ttispasee is we'll
adapted to the growth Of wheat. cvrn &C.
A good dwelling house, with si1 rooms aafsnises,
Terms of will be ade easy the purchaser Address
the subscriber at>aeSille, Aauauce, N. G.
W. A. ALBRIGHT.
Feb. Il, 1862. WITT
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LOST OR MISLAID.

HAVE RECENTLY LOST NOTE OF HAND
drawn ny DR.. Thomas Young payable to me- for Fifty
Dollars and ninety cents, dated 10 August 1861
Apersuns hereby forbidden to trade fos or pass said
note JOuN AiSG.
Wake Co., N c., March 90, 1852. l4-wSt.
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April II, 1856:
NOTICE..

II HAVE ON HAND FROM 900 TO ! 500
tens Of the celebrated Egypt COAL and SUI bushels of
hard Coke fit for foundry purposes for sale at the pit or
eau De delivered at Lockye at the De OF the Fay:
ettevlle aud Western Railroad, the n. c. Central
Railroad at Pages l. N. CLEGG
April 4, 1859. l5-w4tpd.
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TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
SPRING e. SUMNER CLOTHING,
FOR SALE
AT REASONABLE PRICES,
HARDlNG'S CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT.

A GOOD OPPORTUNITY Is NOW OFFER
"A ed to those who may wish to supply themselves early
with CLOTHING nicely made up, and stylish in cut and
shape.
THIS LARGE AND ELEGANT STOCK was
purchased from branch houses early last summer at
fair prices and and WILL to make speedy sales be of
fered at smah adUdnce cost.
Mr. does not desire to purchase Goods at War Prices
to sell to bis customers and will not therefore, be able TO
Keep up his stock during the war-atter this date Now
IS the time to buy from the best and largest stock in tho
Southern ConteleracH Our stock consists of:
So Black aud CORD F rench Cloth Frocks and Sacks
$50 Cold Spring Cashmere Sacks and Frocks.
500 Linen White aud Cord Frocks and Sacks.
900 Back Drab de etc Frhcks and Sacks.
stD Black Alpaca Sacks and Frocks.
4nu pairs Fancy Cashmere Pants.
$50 pairs Back brad de etc Pants
200 pairs Black French Cashmere Pants
800 White and CORD Linen Pants.
We have BOG Fancy and Plain Marsiees Vests with
good assortment of Neck Ties Cravas Hdkfs &C. Alsu
children's Suits, aud Youths aud Bows Suits.
e. l.. HARDING.
Raleigh March z, 1862. ll-w&swl2t.
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TRINITY COLLEGE.

vulHE NEXT TERN WILL COMMENCE JAN. Z, 1862.
II The College is in full operation, with complete
thorough Collegiate education
Whole expenses for ten months. about SOS.
Address the undersigned at Trinity College. N G."
u. CRAVEN.
December g. 1861. . 4e-wtf
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HILLSBOROUGH MILITARY ACADEMY.
THIS INSTITUTION WILL BE REOpENED UN-
4 der efficient management OH WEDNESDAY, March
5h The services Of officers having been permanently
cured further interruption of duties need be appre
hended
For circulars, stating new terms, &c address
SUPERINTENDENT II. NJ. A."
Hillsborough, N. C.
Jan. 81, 1862. lU-sw&wSm
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Gross Amount,

Coupr1 Taxes.
County Purposes, k2 ceats yer 800 value
real estate, and 2,2S eeuts per pon
Support Of Volunteers, 20 do aud $l.lO DO,
Total AmoHnt,
fro BR CONTINUED.
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recurring operations to be perforned-no surplus
water has to be boiled away and ley is wasted, rem
dering the saltpetre impure.
10 give sonse idea as to the quantity of saltpetre
that can be made will state that twelve barrels Of
the earth of the will, in general make not less
than one hundred pounds Of saltprtre and this will
take from twelve to fifteen bushels Of ashes.
If the twelve barrels arranged in four circles
rows, with extra or fourth barrel to each row,
then barrel Of the leached earth can be emptied
fsom every other row each dry, Tor two barrels
day. and the same number filed with fresh EARTH
thus in six days the twelve barrels will have been
worked through, and this can be done by one man.
whilst second man boils away the liquor and at
tends 10 the watts or barrels; third can more
than supply the ashes used and assist in filling
the barrels. Thus in six days have the labor Of
three men, which is aLundan;ly ample to make over
one hundred pounds Of saltpctre, unless the earth
is difficult to be procured If the earth is richer
than that supposed or if the teaching of each bar
rel takes but day, instead of two, as will fire.
guently be the case then two hundred pounds Of
saltpetre may be procured in the same tne but IN
the latter case will require additional labor. This
is at present worth seventy dollars, being the price
which government now pays for a limited time, at
thirty tive cents per pound, to encourage its produc
ton and to remunerats individuals for first cost Of
apparatus.
Those who manufacture saltpetre on considera.
ble scale will find it convenient to have two or more
casks or cisterns sunk in the earth to receive the
mother liquor from the evaporans kettle where 1t is
left twenty -four hours to crystalyze its sapetre.
In boiling the liquor from the yats or barrels,
after it has settled been strained from the seai-
ment formed by adding the ley, thick skum will
rise to the surface, which must be skinned off as
it FORMS and thrown on the top of one of the yats
SO as not to lose thu sapetre that may be dissolved
from it.
The bottom Of the pot or boiler after time, will
become foul from thelme and earthly salts DEL osit
ed on it which can be prevented if thought neces-
t. ss i pot sits w.Se mouth Ia y sediment a a
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4 NEW ARTICLE.
Roback'S Stomach Rittors

A ucN Alt deilghg0i stouarhfc ard Cordial for
evng tone o. The stomach. and for the prevention -
bilious omPlailts, ins4lenf 70 the Weston ooratry
Ify a.
A. morning drink, 10 as,l.s digestion al rr.le,e
Dyspepsia, II has no ecusf. Try T.
IN adror u l. ertOr 20 a. ether Blttrrs 1ry it
Tie formula q these BlaeTf, now ls6il hr stls
property Of Dr. kchsck, originated ui.h o.e 81 ths
Oldest and meet erneut Melral prarlt'crsrs ~ fh-
Nest Ard 4 4 DIRECTLY predcsfti upcu iat rass Z
Western people.
IAs-e Btisss eerite .-ts sll.Il1s from lie y,c~rr-
ful ionie nature q TIE sd legts = wh.rh thss
are courofed ard 1s Asy arc, - alisylnr unNais
ural crsvinEs = the storasch ci--cly pfos-
TEmPERANCE.
lie present proprietor believes tAai ~ making them
widely known, The fuolc welfare s subservtd
II viii scon be for sale ~ all q Dr. Rohack's M
uerous Agents. and - Hosels L.. the oOuntry over
In The meantime orders Will be flled direci non
Cincinnati n any quantity. AID ~ te ,o~es; rss~s
II Is put up II Caa-t Bottles. srf securely Yzrh~c r
che to1 Half ooz. sample cases ~il hosseV.r
be packed and sfnt % aiy ailres-. n ds.lre1
Retail Price, si per bottle. or ssa
Tor 81.
friDdpL OCscs a1d sslesTcags 80 8. y sst foafti
Street, 81 building Eon HAlb Sfroet. ClrciLnsfi
Ohio Laboratory, ~. a. HAlmood Suee-
fog safe IA Viko County y
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Ayers Ague Cure,


iBterniiteu, feyer. CT Fever and kyue, Remit
fever, Chil Fever, D.snb Agae. fcTic icdicsl Teac
ache, or Bilious Headache, ard Riilioos Fe-
vrrs. indeed Ter the whole class 81 die
eases OF ignAung In hiiiaTy defanSc-
neui caused BY The HalaHacf
NiAsIa4tc CS Sa1trios.
We arc enabled here 20 o1er The community
remedy which, while u cures The above oosnplkiIfs
witl certainty, l. stl perle>ly harmless II any
quantity such remedy e inrslua0ie "a cistriess
~heie inese sriieti1g oasoFcersprevsl The "cur,'
eaycis tho uliAsmeic poison ~ ever and Ague .foa
the system. and prevents the development q a
disease II taken tho frat approach q its prrznoo
iory symptoms. Il = lot oriy tho tsst remedy ey.f
yei discovered for ths class " oonpi iu;s but al.
dollar brinF- within zoo rcarh q ever, ifv- nll
iu bilious districts, where Fever AID Aguo rfr,aii-
ever hoty should have II and a.. t z, tefi
o4ro ana pfoiecfieu. srsai suIeriorit, q tl-
remedy ever arr uftff ever dscesfItsl TOR tie -.
ds soa certain care q Iuttfmlite4ts 3. fhat II t-
iAins 40 Qainns ~ ininei-. consequently u psou-
upcl IT, oonsiiiufiou Thee cured ~ 10 Aro Ter as
healthy a. n They hal ues,r bad she dlseA-e
fcFef aud Asue = n,i alone The clu- luc7oc - ti.
masoaiic luiraa. kre4i variety II disos.srs AZ e.
from ils irritation, Ri4ens which are
Neuralgia. Bhc,lDati.u., Goui. uastarhA. rinls..s.
loot1eche, karachc. C~tlIrsh, Asthma. PAgs-
tasio4,, Paininl Aneciivp q tie Splesn. Hy--
teries. Pain n the rovcis Coilc faral,sls
AMI Dcranerment q tl.- stomach.
A. = which. hen originating in ~ 1Guss PIT o.
ta- Int fmitffni tyfc, or become periodical II .
''CuKE expcis the poison ffoDi the blood and con
s"4rrtiy cure them al aiikc. II T. an frs.iuai
frotcctlon % immigrants and T~reous travelling
tlgoIarly residing in tho malaTious disfrlcts. u
th"n ocrrsio onaily ~ daily viie e., sef a. ~. lf
teticn, thai pril ic exrrvs-l frn the fsttesn nnd
canaot Arcur llfi. il suflc 4usntlfy - rigsI.
into disease. Hcnoe q is even na-r valuable 80
yroie~il1n thsn cure, and r " Nlu ever Aucer f-ir
llterullttcnfs II fhcN avail ffrr,-frs- Z ft- fr,
lection fkis remedy s0cris
80 PREPARED = n ;. {. A1EK L CO
io~cil. Nas-ad ls-ettr
All orr rsnslics al foT saic ~ J. r. Crs1neulr
T DosRKL-g. aAt 2, tl rrrrs..is "a Tsr-.
uauts
Wholsss!, ~ Ai1xs Co., cinclnnAu.
funl.pfsasr view
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f.-..l .as.-ril--..sas. any cent pss square sse-
s4.srf.u
s.n.lrt.ry asraasrulsals Isis sta i1sse ~ae
.ssh .-iss-ti.s - tAe ysaI, III ,ns pnf-ft.
80 - cauGnef slicuy - thsir regular o--'aesa.
.Gt ~. ~ ratfFif
Ai-.rti---ssnss In - sp~slAi i-t-es es4-na Ill
sisss.a;s ksps sos-.s-rsiy ~ NJ isails. =
1.s-... s,s... posA.As4 H. a. la.-i -oua-i.a =
q. lilsss - arler. rf re ch<sssd tr e-a iitf ,f.
81. II as.s &C llcta ien o~uts - ilas.
iss.rtl..r.suts sent la ior sIscl-et rtif. I'll
l-. tls.ft~.l iAzes I8o1tas ualrss 90 le4se s'---
srr sit<railss - q sl4f-lu< 4lFsf4@riii.tl ~
.f.,snt - reue~sl u he ssaae. anle-s Oh. .r~i
--re@1 upou - eoltrart
a..-.f,iss, rArssttsts. So oe1s - every asscl-p
"a. - - ckAfFed LOO ST. "a. > sane - 80 0a{.
a. e o. iu ~ "a 49, "ee<ls. a.oty' - a'i-
tsTs<
.nzrr-s III. =, nade fsr inssrtirg he l-lircs ~
Al lIrirrs se.risti-- cr Aasociai.of. a. felio~s;
asr sacl n0t.le IA ekc~silnE lin~s > cot-@ -
"a 4 .a.srtlo1. over Il Eht hnes a. this rate
.nuaaneins 1ealhs ~tth f1neEA notie~ .iiAeAes.
a. sfthorf aetce. free-
-. ~ F--tlsal. frculr. saA Etcurslon- s.tisu
% ~ in.llyilnsl. . ssso stors. o. - eA1fehes.
l-fel .frsr.ls~r.sc.. iaserted st the ezpcu-~ =
ktiaFnsvs orieI1z, Al payment not % te ae'Ays,
- ~ sr.i proc~silrs-. tnt eol.cta ..e y NC
fnie F4hushsr rai A-o14lsbie for tae s-srf - ef
- ai~srflseueal. bs5oot us su.out eetfse ~
t.-ir pahh,afef-
he Weekly E.1preSs
..s,n.ses ss.sy ss.ins-ssy. sssi.sopsr anaaHa.
80 v.nsr .sns ~i,hcot las r,oasy. sor eoalaa-
/. lsoxrr tira@ than pad Iar
lgstc~ o. Advertising in weekly
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tne OoliegiAte Co1r-e includes tie prllc.pies anc
DOutis Entry Book Kccying.
Adapted 10 every department of Inland and Fer
slga commerce b the author of puii's Sysiems e
Bookkeeping
Stock and Partnership Books,
EJemplifying numerous cares of difficult opening
and closing, changes IN firms. &c, supplied by tie
anihoS's forty years experience IN business
The Settlement ef Single Entry Pnuncrskip
Books.
Generally so uttie understood that two .Psofessors
81 Book keeping IN this city. recently rlsde out
bu' mess balance sheet containing lsCoo esrorsl
Reetyying Derasssd Double Enfry Bools,
A frequent and highly responsible duiy. explained
IN no other treatise on accounts
ChanSing Single 70 a Dous'e Entry Ledger
Illustrated fer he fret time Ia par's Book-seeping
The Prspuie Lsdger.
For kssrisg lie results Of - business private TO
Ohca desired BY extensive alusl r.msins wholly
nnkao~n % The pupils a al other comnercsl
Schools.
Business Correspondence
The volume of Duf-s MAnusersp. Business Letters
Affords the most compiets course AZ instruction 10
use.
BGsiasss Fcrrss
SUBSTANTIALLY arranged and taught In eo1nsetion
With TIE books ~ practice.
Cvmrlereial Computations.
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Commercial and Ornamental Psn--azsAig
ey ". II. prf and C. C. Ccehrsa, authors of tAe
new editions Of The Gems - reh1ns n4.lp and New
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The popularity Of these IMPROVEMENTS. sDt their
elegant businsss writing atte.t the advsrtsges ol
this cspsrtnsat over all 0shsr colleges. EAst %
West The enlarged sciiioa q Dur DunesH'.
Gems II
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OF Strangers vfl pissss inquire or reprtsuo.
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MEDICAL.
IS ooa Pm. ans s,osa rpr,ner

s o0a pills sps Bloea Psriner
R 2 A
ZPhARMAcYA
DR. ROBACKS
scandinavian Remedies.
whsn n. RoSAc<. tie oslebratss Sss.il.l Ps,.,.
car introduced hls sliced pufiaer al Blood PHI 4.
the Unfssd stAsss he ssi forth "a pla.n sls1Ae sss
curative propszrea. This Wa year ~. Tae l..s
of recommending then has slnce J>~u t1t,. caf al
Az A1ads. Enlightsned msn vhost eAaIse.ss fos
s0sn1 is1saeni AID PHILOSOPHY, gve tAsir opins,.s
ssc make assn ancs eogbly surs' before hey de,
cde-sre everywhere spproving and urging ths use
q thsse woodsrfL prspsratious. All who oonfi1s N
tie w.sdoua and bonssty q this clsss or who choo-e
tbs tmportAlt sut.ec
The evsdeasc~ In the pos~eSsioo q u p-s,r.-
saich Is AZ All tas~ aee@asihle % se puhls. ..ts,
Lshes ths follovag
FACGsi
nat tns HLoos Pills s.vs teel s.s,r,.: y .-,y.
esio
CONTAIN No MINERAL
ls, l-ss suTs tAo almost ul.lf~f-s ssiDplsift {.
DYSPEPSIA
~t.l -.srr...s o.,s-sasss .5a :. s.fy 49, ..a-
ThAs Aiser Al othsr raea,ines have provo sie--
u.sy seAss..
LIVER COMPLAINT.
s.i restore ~ hesitA and -r-nssA q lie susrer.
Thst
s. c K I II = LES,
who have Aag1shed fOr years " hslpsess woei1sess
AMI dependency. recuperate VIII crcss ram titv ~.
der tHesr iHsigorsing "perstiou that al -Aual az.
aoilroe are removed y their cordial and gorile slm-
aiArng properties That tbey recruit
SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS.
however hey msy have been irsnec with and abu,ed
thai thelr dlIct tendency i 70 lonehcn - ga reu-
Der i enjoyable fhst operating cirectly upon he
gotsoa q tis 1ss<r.a - o. tsooa. thsy
CAUSE SOON TO HEAL.
-s d-sh.sse from he system every sAini . s-sosa-
Ia, whether hereditary q 0thtrwise That they
RECRUIT THE DEBILITATED.
aud that there Il disease u tie stomach and Rou
Muscle.
ARISING FROM IMPURITIES on oBsTRUCTloSs
OF IbE BLOOD Ok s.CREIlONs.
= ~hsA iAsy DC uoi give Iv0sa5s reilsr. and. Il -
minleered before the very citadel q fc hss been To.
rsded,l secs a ssatsless a'sd gerfcs cbfc.
BcAr n mind hat tte scAHDISAvIAS vE.sTrrA-
bLh BLOOD flLLS are epdorsel y TIE esprrienoe
oi thousands ofilvinE ~itnesses. wh In tstcfs al.
oANi- ineecAi ~orEs, aid - Nor y ra0u.A proclaim
u, 10 - tie vsly lesi preparation oi tie sind ever
offered ~ fhe trokcn-doul vcfinls - -L,-ith They
hunt disease through every ard orrsa q. ~
sgsssn, ana ekI'el a thoroughly and plTss3elily.
~ ele eaa sQlti teir superior ff aittr oue .nrir
triA-they are % oniy beiitf, igI in fsCf eheapar
than any otAer Pills. f9r il taxes lc-s uuE4t.r
them - pTocuce better eject
fr'co q the Scandinsr .n Vegetable EiooI Fr q 2
81 per ooite CT - peg hall ta4el. "a ilie rallr-
Wan Nsge.sole Aloot Pie. - ctits rer t7A. o.
boxes for 81.
kesd =. koback's sP7Cid Aotioe .al Csralcases,
p1oiishei N c-LsIir-e1s part q the Tspcr iron
Dr ko1ack's AdlcAl Almanac and Family Atvissr,
cont silg great variety q interesting valuable
he,iicai Information, Be had gratis of Any a. hs
sse ats throughout the country.
be 2 ciocult or compicafod esses. pr. Roba1k lisy
looIsalted personally oT hy letter, ereloslcx CO
stamp foE The reply
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BOOKS.

New Books at Earttetts {!
HINDER CANVAS, or. the Cam
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Joan Brent ~ The author u Cecil il-osuls.
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-03
HOTELS.
St, Nicholas Hotel,
Broadway, New York.
heard Rsdsesd 10 g. per day

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Have Reduced the Price OF Hoard la
TWO DOLLARS PER DAY.
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NEW BOOK s
NOTICE.-On aad sf,er Monday
y iss slsi 81. ~
-fsnsricafi Express Company

Wil ksrs nal'y
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