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10 Wages Paid!


To eel goods for the ADAMS SEwisc Ma
CHINE COMPANY We will give = commis
-ion on all goods sold hy onr agents. or puv
.@ges at from $40 to 500 per month, and
psy I'll necessary expenses. Our machine
10 perfect 10 its mechanism. A child can
learn 10 oper.te II by nsif IN hours i.slroc
ton! Il Is equal - any Family Sewing Ms.
chine in use. and We have rednced the price
10 Fifteen Dollars.
Each mschine ID warrsnisd Tor three years
Address G RUGGLES.
~ Gen agent. Detroit. Mich.
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sNruRpNy.: NOVEMBER %. 1852


EXPOSITION To OPEN THE MISSISSIPPI.
--McClenands' Mississippi river ex-
petition is bcing organized on Il
gantic scale-Colnmbus Ky. the point
If rendezvous. Major General Nc
CIernand il now there. giving HE per-
sonal superintendent to the armament
and equipment of the forces, and tax.
ing all the necessary steps TO ensure
the success OF the expedition. His
corps d'armcc will consist entirely Of
Western and North western regiments
II will embrace ten regiments from
Indiana, twelve regiments from Hi
nois four regiments from Iowa, 'oM
regiments from sconsin, two regi-
mcnts from Minnesota, and some ten
thousand troops, infantry, cavalry,
and artillery. from the army now in
Kentucky. In addition to this force,
the gunboat fleet under Commodore
Porter will cooperate with the expe
dillon.
The expedition will be ready to move
BY the 10th Of December, at the far
thest, perhaps earlier. Il will be fol
lowed BY the gun-boats Of Gen Elicit
who will have a large force Of infan'
try, cavalry. and artillery. to keep tho
river clear Of guerillas and rebel bat
tcries.
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SHSrLAsrERs. Judge Nelson, Of
the United States Circnit Court Of
New York, has pronounced the law Of
Congress forbidding the issuing Of
shinplasters by individuals unconstitu-
tional--as an infringement upon the
reserved rights ofthe States. lie says
il Congress could pass such . law
against .shinplasters, it could also for
bid the circulation OF the whole bank
currency Of the nation.
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NoricE Y hereby given that the under.
- signed hiss been appointed sdmInistrs.
tor % oon's non. Of the estate OF Morton
Jones. late Of Dubois county. decessed;
said estste % supposed 10 Be solvsnt.
Nov Is. ALLEN +. FLEMING. admr.
Adsms & Bostiner, sttys.
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REAL ESTATE
AT AUCTION!
WII.L be sold TO the highest bidder up
w on the premises. on
FRIDAY. DECEMBER 10. 1864

w on the premises, on
FRIDAY. DECEMBER 30. 1869
All the real estaie Of John Il. Thrpnp.
deceased. by order OF The G ,urt 81 Comm n
Pleas Of O.snge county. Indisns. 10 pay the
debts Of Ell drced~nt. which Iand~ are sill
usied in the counties of III .rtin sud Dubois
snd consist ~ about 500 scses, lying on snd
adjoining Whie river. There il 81 sad land
about one hundred scres cf good bottom land
. large portion OF which 10 improved Til,
and will be sold IL tracts 10 suit purch ,s.rs
This 10 good opporiuni y 20 Re' . biz
stock farm. wi b plenty Of bottom l.nd o.
i very superior qurIir. good for c ,rn. Whesi
and other grain. and situated where the same
can be shipped with ease.
Terms Of sale One-third in Six months
one third in twelve months, aud the remain
ing third in Eighteen months. [exc-pf N
the sale 81 the IN in farm inur hundred dol
lars will be rsquiret 10 hand the purs., .se,
giving notes with approved surety. waving
lvs!nation and arpsaiseme nj laws. with inter
eat from date. The sale To co,nmsnce upor
,he lands 10 Mrrsin eorrty, ~ IL o'clock
A. NJ. Of ssid day, snd - som ~ ,ha, = o.
lfssed Tor ssie. The sale .: the land 10 ID. bo'
county will take place.
4. IN ERAXrAN ", Admir-
Nov Is 1862
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az II is said when the mother Of Wash
|ingson was sskrd how she he'd formed the
character Of her son. she replied that she had
es-;y endssvored to teach him three shings
obedience. diligence, and uu,h.-No better
sdvice cen be given BY any parent
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Ut All, especially young men, should
read the advertisement Of the new ma
,ionsl Dispenssry." al Cincinnati, Ohio. 10
another column.
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In the Dub IL Circuit Curt, dan. term 1909
. ..'..' ., :: !, '''''' Divorce
Ell known. shs. on this ash day OF
- November. ia ihs year 1862 the shove
|nsmed plsin,iG BY her Attorneys. fled "
'he Ofi'e Of The Clerk Of shs Cscui, G 'ur',
her complaint sRsins, said defendant. 10 The
shove Untitled csuse, together with an an
dsvis Of = competent person. that said dc
PENDANT Alfred Sfenit IL not resident Of
The State Of Indians. Said defendant i
therefore, hereby notified Of the fling snd
pendsrcy OF sid complaint against him
aud that unless he appear and answer o.
densus thereto. Al tbs calling Of said cause
on The second dsy OF The mex, Term OF sa'd
Court. 10 be begun and held At the Cour
hcuse in Jssper. on the 4 h Monday in Js".
nary A d. 1863 next, said ccmpisi0t. and
the matters and things therein contain e
and alleged. will be heard aud determined
in his absspce
HENRY A HOLTHAUS. c. u. G. G..
II SMITH, airy for p.'ff
Nov 80. 1S62-3w<
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ADMlSSrRAToR's SALE.

AUMINHTKATOKS SALE.
~ OTicE" hteby given tha, ] WI sell
- q p,biic suhon, on
MoxDAi.psc 3 b. 1862.
- The re drncs OF Juhn Rudolph, junior.
late Of Dub - esnas. de ceased, all his per.
sons' properly, NOT sksn BY the widow,
consisting OF hoEs. ho'ses. cattle. corn and
wheat, hoo~sae'd furniture and farming
utensils.
Terms 81 ssle-A credit OF II months
will be given on sil sums over three dollars.
The purchaser givi"g his .o,r. bearing inter.
81 lrm date, with approved security, waly
ing valuation snd sppi cement lave; under
three dnllars cash.
,.v Il JOHN RUDGiPH. Sr .snr
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The electoral vote of the nineteen
States that have held elections this
year would stand divided as follows
had electors been chosen:
Democrats. .............................12a
Republican. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ..65
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An' il Treasury April Let. 1851 81 oss 4
q nrrcs-iyoal Ia'crra. 80 q
q mn End Ih,rres'. sos O.
prinripsl G. ny r-sivnsI. Qs2 10
'o.'n Fand. sos az
Grocery License. 40 %
FINES and for;e.iures. 81 g.
Total II cein's. l02l7 q
EXPENDI URES.
The'e h.- h.en paid out during Tho 6rsss
c'sl wear 1861 The following aaousss:
Gu. mon s hool Fund paid 10 Tssssusev ~
> ate 1905 II
g mt 5 hool Fund 10 7 wnsh.p SsSs ~
Sun I ~ 1851 70
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S,ssc o. Indisss. Dabois County. -:
In the Dub IL Circuit Court, Jan. term 1867
xaavvasss II Ateole
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Ifsa "i, l.t' w eAo,l,u ~ ..'e,, 10 n.Eo .iq 1
-. -, ',''I u.' '''"H VIA" WV" ''J'''''
o' inc Navy ''P'''u"'''
a hFNNAs traveller recently roturhe rom
Aup, sat's ihs; wealthy Arab, re3ioing
go ,'' 'onli.Is OF Morocco, lately p,d his
ur.i visit TO A'gitrs, and was present. a. hill.
- ~ f',.rn nome 40 sI'l 20 h,s wllt, AZ
GtN 20 creatures t.e'o rlenou Woinnl ~
N9'ld you uo',sNp T'-tnay a'So'u.o'V c'uy
ah open uhoteu" uhuor 'ue't Pe''''oi's
THE charges brOu3ht against Governor Rob
in'ou, Of karsas Of embezllemcnt IN tho atlo
Of state bonds, turns out TO he entirely iiise.
Tlry were soli a tms oi gtot' depression at
90 cents en- 'la 10 lar, az fair mukat rates, 90
pay 80 Interest," on state stock 90 Nivs tte Cfe''-
ID 1i Kansas. LIyU'n'r huJLsOn Jpp1nI tho
uAuaac. ION q the time.
A ,orvgsrlNuryr or southern ptrar say3
tha, 900 a.tuI..l.. have .r-uugup 10 Virginia,
10 osi..,.v ia, r,nI .g''if.. ,s,th Iulo-' IIa
.a.. a, lie apit. T. ,ut.r,krs me mucous
,,rm.r.rs a 'L,.vI. .rio. .cta tn br.i1 on
f,.....fs.uts. {. lt..,gpr trr-4pt 'hp re.-
TEN. Tho -uIisr yhu b.. .i-...' r.lr ,- ....sn
ala N..ly tr .',,. ..r.u. Ira ,g.rr ,r.l A
..,.rl ~ .frd ,l'lr..... I.-. .bt Lret,b
,ut a. tl. ID 'v
, Ihf ."aA. p. 100 I-''. N... l' :. ~,
'I..t ave- '"" '"' f'n' pr. a .'' .'i' vl ~
plA'.' '1l' Us domestic swan VII fld
heaf an4 N.Nr H'. lNH wa Hs'0r with
BLACK 49,. l'.'o' h'ah, non i'e hIr e., Lu-
rope the '''s he''"i -"Hh, 'ur N''th Amor
ild' anu ths Is-" s"A.' Nan 7'rs't' Tue
t.' -""
were presented 10 tho l@I, b. due,r ,r...r, vito
ront heu 10 h.dmalsoH ~ yl.us 10 ho- III
wore All those a-e hhr descend
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Position of Island No. 10.

five miles, with great accuracy, and tho cXplo.
plOsiJn II which causes immense havoc. The
distance from which they arc ircd is also too
great for the range Il any Of tho rcbol guns.
Under these Circumst incos, hommcd in ABOVE,
and cut of from aid " retreat below, the last
intelligence brings an account Of the surrender
o. tho rebols, and Of tho capture Of their gums.
provisions, military stores and munitions Of
war, together with thcir gunboa,s and steam
transports, tho whole comprising property 70
the amount Of over two millions Of dollars, tho
rebel forces themselves barely escaping bv Ia
kirg to tho Kentucky shore and striking
through the Ohion swamp, which extends along
the shore Of tho river in that locality, for some
niles above and below.
leland No. 1O ia about 2i0 miles rom ~.
Louis and $50 miles from Now Orleans, about
seventy miles south Of Cairo; 40 milos south Of
toumbus which viii bo otud on tho uppar
border Of the map, and 100 milosabovo Memphi..
The average depth Of tho river A. this point ia
ninety 10 one hundred and twenty laCt, tho
width Of the stream above tho island half n
mile, and opposite the island about one.quartar
NJ milo Tho Curront Of tho river so's ~
closely TO the rebel batteries upon tho island,
that II has boon by them deemed TO be a sure
point for tho defence Of tho river, and th,v
have calculated that nothing could approach T..
ra's the islar without sure deStruc IOn from.
their heavy guns. Upon tho inside page will
bo tound the latest particular concerning tho
rsbol forces at tho island and Of its capture.
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miscellaneous.


a'o .l,,'"J lor d uIlaS
q ...,, y. r,cs,c Niss,uri and K.ctn. l,.
-,
'sSiFNCIph od6 ono uSy -! seeN way ne9cel
& 'o. VI q, 4, III d W" ni"~"' 6'u'o''hS
uou'o-lI go'' III Sobe'
lloS' liIEonoRE fRELIHduI YSFN ~ dan
seiously iiI Nv hla Tesldenco IN Nov btuusNiGki
y. ).
Two millions Of dollsrs worth Of armv cloth
ing has Just been condemned AZ Washington.
Gross frauds have been perPvirated by clilu5'o1
VI contractors and insPectors'
1uEKE was 10 have been an effort in Goa.
Rros-, ON No lay, 20 II upo' 'he President g.
rep.se Mcclellan from his olm rand, bat II
mri'd h''
h'.NrrIsD So q report lstely p'aseutNl az
'hr o. ,lmnTe Annual C1uirryncs ot tho VI. Z.
ttuf.h, (E.,. o. It.o') the wnto merhar .up
au"E..f 20 -. ,HI. cp.Jg5l mcubers, l'.,Sj.
Lurr. NNrp'r'S hl' cImm'nce' to da-u-a'o
LHH U4.' ut no seine In Pa tE vi h stltUos OF
o.. IAN. els l.sH1. Iuu'lo1, ggGt squ,og, Aag0
ula at.yr,.
u....9..i. ,.. d.. ,tt, ....,r 10 ..,...,..t
r,' ,...,',.,,, n Cs ,.I 80,
.-.' .....-i IL t-r,..,I into n. g,,or \,
lla.V.re I,s'.
49,. - Nj ,,..--rt
N,s ",.''y l'a'.u 'I :. '."1'n l's on
o. . J.i.,, ,idicrs =, ,,,,.r, a., ,t, r., ...i .'
ss"'.N'' j ~. "'~1 '''''
'''' NY
t,i' 'nENRf "ri'o' hoNhH.'y rom W a'h-
inEtvr, ana predlc's m'th uTNu'n' ''-',''as
tnA' any vel achleVed ron lhs army move
mebi5 no" gong onln virginia. Nhat lhe5o
haVemeh's alo ne ls NOT po''''''u 70 tell
Iht Ne" ork.otato law 10 eniole married
wOme- 10 eneet assurances on the llVes oi IN ir
husoanlti ara Ioe rom th,H nus )tnl dep's,
WI '' U v-bu. O''o'o 'ho y lla u III diIamoht
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Tho ahovo map roprc7cn'0 l1land No. 10, stu
atod il the Miisissippi River, near tho Ncn-
tacky shore, and just upon the dividing line bo-
twsen Kentucky ard Tennessee. \ short dis
tarro lurt hor down tie river will TOO OBSERVED
tho town Ci Now Maiil, in tho safe Cf Mis-
soud, which ia situated upon high blun, Iad
occupies a very commanding position, overlook
INK the wator. TITO rorels bat thrnVn up tor
midable intrnnchmonts az New M,drli, and
lkewise at Island No 10, aud, believing New
Madrid 10 bo imprcsrah'e, had gathered largo
quantities Of guns, ammunition and military
stores AT Island No. 10, also concentrating there
somo gunboats and \ number Of steam trans.
ports, The island became thoir temporary naval
headquarters for inland operations, and was
c,, lit.,aI to rbll 20 resist all tho Offensive
locks Of the Federal forces by rivor and by
land
l'u, the capture &C New Madrid, by tho Fol
otais undor Con. Pope, At once cnmmanuod
| tho Misiisrpi river below the Island, pre-
| vomiting any endorsements from rcayhing the
| oGemy, Rud sl'n cutting OF their rotrog. 10y
water. Shoilly suor, C0mmo loto Fo,to
| descended the river, from Cairo with his NOR.
taI fleet and .un bosia, which were stationed at
II bond in tho river, just below Island No, =,
| from which place he commenced shellinS the
| rebel haieriss upon 'ha islGnd below him, with
| the extra larl'c mor'lrp, with which the CAIRO
| tlsot was provided. Those mortars throw shells
| Of immense size q distance Of from throo to
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Capture Of Newbern, N. G.

ho Above map represents the scenes Of
Blfnside'1 operations upon the North Cnolina
coast, AID tho location Of Nowbcrr, which Will
be observed at the Junction Of the Nou,o aud
Trent riyors. 1t is tho terminus of the Atlantic
and Nsrih Carolina raj road, which crosses tho
Wilmington and Weldon railroad at GoldsJoro
The later is the principal line Of road North
and South, upon the Atlantic coast, aud is tho
only shore means Of railroad transit which the
rebels possess in this section of country.
Nowbern is one hundred AID twenty miles
southeast from Raleigh, ard fifty miles from
Pamlico Sound. II was for many years ths
capital Of the state. The Nouse river, which
IS more Than mle wide AT this place, is navi-
,,5eo hy camboa,s about eight months Of
b,y,ar. Tho entrance from tho sea is through
Oe-,,,be in.e.. Before the rebellion, this place
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had considerable trade. It, cbici attic'o3 Of
oxpor; wore grain, lumber, turpontine, tar and
naval stores. Tho population is about 5000,
and besides tho county buding' it contains
several churches, two banks, a ihoatro, and
three newspaper offices.
Tho capture OF Newbcrn is Of importance, As
indicating an advance upon Goldsboro, with a
viow to the holding the line Of railroad
through to Richmond, an cutting of robol
rsiniuroomonts Tor that teet on OF country, and
for Norfolk. Interesting particulars Of its
capture will be found upon tho inside page.
Roanoke Island tho late scene of cheering
Union victories, together With Edonton, l,toly
captured by our l1lcc,, will bc Observed on
mo upper border of the map. Tho shores OF
sl..rm. RE and Pamlco SQUAD arc now COM
y st,'y hold Dy tho forces Of Con. Burnside.
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Varieties,

THR newt5. Yankee notion is machine by
which a mar can toll when hs has bsc1mg 3uhi.
GENTLY dunk. 1t Is called a fJddleomater,
How TO G1d the cab fare 10 any part Of ] on.
d1n--A.k he cabman how much he wants, AMI
livs bln halt the a1 cunt.
Oar Wlo has 'horouah y tried the Experiment.
l' preventing lamp chimney from c-areut
Wits the NE o tho fam SAYS, Put the slt5
.luul'y luke warm Wator hea' ., -I. ,...-
Irgi 'ur, and boil ono hour, altur r. u ... ,
b ~ .he W.,arlIll Cpls.
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MABCulo lssi


A-a' f'N'aN N.'Nf'''N NN''ANN W easN
foreign intervention in Mexican shtrg is -
l.ardsd by the TrNKs as virtual recognition Of
the Monroe doctrine.
The JouENAL or CoNMRR,r, IN Alu,iSu 70
the IL famous attacks Of an uuscrupulou, pross
on General Metlellau. states that In. hi ,hs,.
military autpor,tv in Amotig.. and AL, In,
la, u,i,;sb sn,b,,;,,. no, =, ,bi, o,,,-,-,. 4.
o'''', 81 "' '''' ''''N "'o' 'e.''0A' VI "'''S'A''
hF which the enemy was driven from hls in
trcr sn,nts wi, hcut striking a blow. fl, ono Of
.... ........, ,,,i,;,,.,. ti.''...,. -. -
10 ''' "''"''! ''"'' 'oAlo"'' VII 'oNo'"'
I.sH-.
IL 's rps i've months aud sone days vince
Nct i,l!an t,.llr,u 20 make speech. ssvilg-
mfis and u,uc-'ly. wait SIX month, arI
VA want tpscch viii then mako oac.' The
eiN tuutt hs ars "A rost up lt,l the 9l,DlN y,u
Ntu. tc t,ar 90, sl. ,o D afvr tho bs'tlg Siu,,
TO mo q tlr tN.l.s, .As No.a. tt u,... IA,
aot uto,. pu'sutt. a w pravltsa s, t-l,. ~ .,a
,o wtitr or -pr,E tor The prujc ous ,v.ri IN
tetrn.u OF h,ur..L lla c,ml,s, up..- toe
trs'.'e pr s..'" "rNrg1t o. bos rvh, 'u r.vE,
h gni"'. 't"a.lst, s.l' sscti.Hl., ',hv ..v5
won t't nun al 'na; the mos oh"r.a' u,.,r.
suS could have ~1u- hs conn eueo Ut .tH .r,.l
p.cpiu. no hal nn. u,tdSd lou..,. yu.u IA.
in'mt a', whtu uca t'vmoad1rs cE,Iru, ~
work arsin, hans aud nov ot orrrv mI1 Nio
m lN t W 60 FAlH' " fI.tUNA Nle fi 1'Nitt " JIG
tluiau and their country.
Tao TrtrtNE ,yults oyor the reccpt On Of
wcps,u p,l,,., t, w..ti,.,t,r ,,l r,,.,f,
y, =" "'N,'.''N''.' '''
" ''' ''' W." "'' o' "-'''y "
approaching
= 60 resp u''"' 't"'" ''''' .''' N'''''
Ihe H'2Er"s'I'' uu, Iit,' ,'.'' DO onnNl,i' a
io'''' l'''u ul"' We .''Il" "l 'N'u "'o'''e.
| o1oeN ei' 'na1 n''eN7r t"o hu NO,t A!I warm
| ness oI Ih''hl'N W'N H''e oorh ~ '.' "n'
ans Tor sone nm' "ltr' on essoc was JpE|'oo
| OUT 'i we 'w'h. "E'. out oi oItfy Vou
| nav" !'th h'uN .N'hl. l'nl'e Ny W' p'"'
| racttd Sc. t7i"a pressure 'na' VI" "''Ut,'' 10
| ear upon tNoW 'l' CO. list spntE'
\ lhave IAkcn osn'tiai pans 70 ascertain 'uo
ing OF tho iot''En born residents OF Ni'n
| vile to"aFl tho s"drra' uoVerhmsni an SN'
diery' ana u'' tn'' more, rs oyetN Wno'3 e'Ho ,u
| tho South, 'ho ua'eS o' 'hi"oi'W Aro ''lN'Noly
much ll~iuer hnong them than among the na-
lives $50,
Inc Appearance "l NhehNl"' 'I' aHiros .
striking IL us'fAun' oi tno corteetnn," '' VIVA,
sud m me aDoye AZ 10 tue foIt'.N' ioy',lN "i
It's population. u rominds one NiNidly Ol th'
toHus and cities ~ Northoiu ltily, hter th'
triumph OF tho Auslnans over tho Revolution
OF ~. M'st ot tho azores contn closed
liut lnW males and fewer female inhaoiants az
Nls!''e upon the s'o1 O. NlC'otloua r"'NerS
alone onlivnn them. lisli ol the prlVa;e roil'
dences arc deserted ana aud turther Rloom u
So SsPs', oy .ro, 4 & tao .,In.s, TTU '" s
tnau A tni,d Of The population must yut be 40
{ sent. Atogsiher, Nthyillc l1os" nutn more
= Vac y nl''''' '''a" 4 ''o''"''' O,,'
n ""'h''E'on 'or'e'PoHuon' 81 '"' uE"A'''
: Wis ,-.-.,.-.
'peoN His lon .. ne,s, ~ luu y, p.
ted .r ary CAM sign Of any ui tho large armies
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A WEEKLY EDITION

u fay Nsv YoEE suH, isFued sysry Tuesiay, =
wrappers for the mall TWO cEVTs EGcu, sT PEI ioal
svBscR1PTIoHs-FAD n ADyAscA
ons oopy,1 year 10 c,s. IIbrso oopis-, ya~r, -
Do, ie moo,hs, ai 0OlRivs oopiesr DO - 80
" sPscirasn oopiss, grths. Discount Of 20 20
oeni from nnsls rae, on each copy over hvs.
" fossass within New York B,a,s eny -
sen CENTS gear ou, of the 5ts,s t,eeatysts cs-fsi
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ING MACHISEh---LADlEs TAUOBT
lpers on Singers aud VI selsr a wils1a,,
mac ines by A. old eIpsrisnosd tasohs.
II Il, serfeA on military work. and oltas
aud reaornnaudet 70 shops LAer Learning,
to 81 ", =, 81 a'irsOD O., nasr Allen, pa.
Polling 'ai Alc'1A
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GLE BRTGADE-gAILIyl FALL IN

lGLF BRIGADE-FALLIN FALL IN
Tea. SCROGGS-Lest o, plrtunity--U L Alted
nterrs - No ColsOlidah hJu-VlzbIrgh
seuis, . Res tnent, C1l. GEO. A. BCUKINj-
/, tats Ssj fist Rsg't N. Y. 3 M Nlw in
! Al Bellevue Garden, toot S0sh "a, Esst River /;
d uniforms and comfortable quarters furnished
diatsly upon enlistment. Pay from fl3 b. S23
llDnih. And ~ cents day when emp yei upon
labor. Ralief tckeSs Furnished by which sol-
wives receive 81 80 an' % cents ior o.ch ch.it
lytek, Money styincsd h recruits j1iaIng this
1Any. Pstios bringing men ihsiaNy daat
Apply " Lieut.. MCPHERSON tiats Of Tiu
NY SMJ G upauy q, - 'Gi clinton ~. cor
ID, un starr, & 'srk's Ctica 4 D-uu & rps O. sJ
d. An icauts mus, be over years OF Ass.
srhf5 6st3f
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: EXCELLENT CHANCE FOR OLD
o!di-.s-W antsa ior the Sth U Infantry, an
e,-ular regiment, abe bodied ununarriod men,
. ,ho age Of -. Pay from sl3 " $2t per
n su0slh.ncs, pay, cloihing and medioA
danes. furnished rum dSte OF enlistment.
!. quauars o. Fort Hamilton, N Y HArbor. Msn
'Aoua Z ga istlng In this regiment can apply n
ertoiuug ofsrr, lti v yhsh Nv. W,s.wORrH,
u 'it In',pug. Z 9 Recruiting oaicer.
nh'H 2sG,'iui
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ANTED--EEW SEIRT IRONERs AT
.he Bslevtle Laundry, s miles from M York,
bus those Aocustomed 70 ironing new shirts
apply, Inquire ~ Is Dey u bet 10 and 3,
pnhB 2lAc'lIS
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INC AlAOHlNES--LADIES TAUGHT
a. 4l.Tsis nu Wheeler g WiAnn's snd e,Ns.-s-
~ Ga-lineS; prac,oa ca Bhop work: Terms
w 94sc-19f
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.AETED--l0 TGOCsAND LADlFS 70
tske thelr straw haas So 327 "a. a,r ava. hC
and 3Ish sss, remombsr up stiira, where tLey
Z, pres and wire lsdIss straw bolne's 'or 70
u bLssaa' boomers, gurhsts, and ohi.aIepH
hats cleaned and praIsst H. ths fashion; bats
any on!or; pressing for the trade; ladies LnG
emsn leaving hats al this 6Gtabushman1 VII be
of having the same return I'd, no mistake, 81 81
re numbered. GEORGE FINIGAN mh10 2fac'
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NNTED-, SECOND HAND ESGINE
laNd boiler rom eight 50 iel ho-se pow r, il
hs In gN a " Y-s ilE 60. 'sl'1, AIpiv a. NJ
Va by WAGNER & 3FLI5S. uHIS 8'l22
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MED - fifty EoENET FRAME
I.t-f-. Na.t uut r.gu uf es no & npY.v,
ihLLo>'s, tit Lt 3. ave, 10; 1t' q i9,u
1 m4ls g'liT
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ETFU-A STOUT YOUNG MhN. Is
+ 90 y-s, - acs, 90 t1s8 ctrs ~ a nos, and
ms gen rr lg va rl hUpy O. GEORGE
1, a. svs,cor 2zI s., q want, > n,u 8r-oa.
mnlT 3'l29
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kTEL GlRLSTO WORK or RUCHE3
Ola h,ude prz'-rraI Aupy iu.urd 1,e :
N.KEE& PENMAN. 81 Leonard ~ lp s.sira
v9'l'S
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RTIFICIAL FLOWFRS--WANTED Hands
toVOrk on artihciA = lIwars, roe makers a1i
icheIS ospsriAly. Apply al wLAm H.mlS g
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NsoSGIpEER (GERMAN) CAN BE well
II commended from his lAst place who can
ID * y kind Of machine work, wishes sima
~ " and fireman In a steady piAce, Call
"a AHH KRUYER, engineer, 2l4 WILL
hNY. ml1 3'i25
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FLOWER MAKERS on Piece
work also girls 10 learn. sssa1y work Il good
les yiveD, o. 90 White 81 mhlS 3't9l
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kIED-TO SERVE 2 OR 3 YEARS,
ths war, also p0u,t7' yougtaars, and e'r
W snd hairs ~ sucn ar requested q cal on
OWING 10 Npss,u 81, room 9. mhlT 6'llO
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tETED,-FAVD3 TO MAKE NECK
u IFS W U-cuI.e ..d va-7s -" zta4iy
4 t'oae lr' c.Tvl''.td ,..-d miv IIi.e s'
bOSLs q co., % W sl s., urI3 -'!tG
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9TIFICIAL FLOwERS-W A NTED
god anchors and good hands; also few
q lite girls 70 lOsrn lS Leroy plsce, Rloecker
mh1T 3'2i6
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ShlfS-F lua'or, Won Tlueu, for London, q ,
R-hie, Il fyI,G Lord l. Huiuu, 4 r A0r. an \
vi ty J. Na''"r, Chad HioK, L.vHrp ~, Su'E a
BIga'a, Lawrence, Jolusou, 'or L,ysrysy., Law
renee, Giles d Cp.