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8PEClAt NOTICES.
PAIN GRAYIrY. MAaNErlsM.


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This Is as much fact in medicine as that the ma
nst Is fact in navigation, or that gravity is fact
astronomy, or that Light IS but heat rarihed. bu
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But the great fact Of the present day is that
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EhFch cause pain arc eontroedb by natural affinity Dg
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IMPORTANT TO THOSE LIVING IL FEVER AND
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Mr. John Pudnsy, Springfield, Union County, New
Jery has used Brandrstis Vegetable Universal Pills
for ffsen years in his family, and ior all his hands,
in which time these Pills have cured them Of Bilious
Affections, Heajache Rheumatism, Fever and Ague,
Measles WhOoplng Cough, and in ict all the disens-
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SAYS he has never known thom 10 tail and sill oe
pleased to give his testimony nj an lines in favor OF
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signed JOHN PUDNEY,
Springfield, Union Co., n. ).
| All enquiries Immediately answered BY addressing
Dr. Bandreth, New York.
New style OF Brandreth Pills at the sole agency
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| Human fralltys OF Ehy siOlO6i0'l- ~
searches should be read by every body 1t treats Of
sefiuictsd diseases and the results Of early NAL
practice the causes that frequently lead to UnhappT
Marriages their relief and prevention, with copioua
instructions as to the method Of dispelliog the
misgivings that frequently take hold Of those about
to enter into the marriage state. The work is beau
/ dfuIy illustrated with colortd engravings, and is
raught with wholesome advice and exhortations.
To be had Of Dr. Barrow, lsi Blocker St., n T. SEM
Tree Of postage eyeTywhere. Price . cents see al
vertissment oi ssTriossmar' /, ? and ;.
Sold By G. W. Clark, Druggist Cleveland, Ohio.
nr25,OO0 Buildings have been cleared
Of RATS and MICE BY using Dr.. L. COTS Death !
Rats" It never ails to kill Putnam COeksriH
Agents, Cleveland, o.
ETSweet Flag Chewing Gum-the bss
known substitute for Tobacco, and Remedy for NeI
vous Diseases, Dyspepsia and Lung Complaints As
J, agents Tor circulars. For sale By Putnam Cocks
rill, Cleveland. l9lEs
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M Middle and the SaIdfers--TestimOny of
an Omeer.
The following voluntary testimony has
been sent to Mr.. Riddle regarding his
treatment Of the defenders of the country.
It VIII cOunteract thousand Herald
WARREN, Ohio, September Is, 1862.
HoE. A. G. RIDDLR-DEAR SR;-l see
thes there is a disposition on the part Of
Vour opponents in the 18th District to make
sapitai out Of an alleged unkindness on
your part in the treatment Of soldiers.
shall always remember with gratitude and
Measure your treatment Of myself and
other wounded officers and pripatss during
our stay in Washington. Everything was
done which was possible for our comfort
-bv yourself, as well as by Hutehins and
fdSerton. Your conduct toward the sick
snd wounded was often spoken Of in my
presence in the highest terms Of apProba-
tion. No man was more attentivein these
good labors.
an. very respectfully yours,
GEORGE l. WOOD,
IL TnH11
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The best and cheapest article for removing GREASE
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and unsQualled Tor ccautng Gloves. ms article y
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For sale BY the gross At ths Western Reserve Laba-
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known substitute for Tobacco, and Remedy for Ner-
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agents Tor circulars. For sale by Putnam Cooke
IN CleveIand iulys
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1pflus sleAut oAA1A W. ~ -
All enquiries Immediately answered By addressing
Dr. Brandreth, New York.
% New style Of Brandreth Pills at the sole agency
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REPUBLICAN VOTERS.
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GEORGE J.. WOOD
gaBtaiR 7th Ohio IREAtHg.
Smyrna times., 1862-01-30
MARRIED.

Jasusry 21st. by Rev. J. 3. Cock. John Ap-
pleion, Esq, Of New Gaelic CO., Del. and Mrs.
r. i. Mckee. Of Bohemia Manor. Md.
Dec.mbsr 9Th, 1861. BY Rev. Joseph E.
Smith, DR.. Frederick J. Owens and Miss Mag
gi. G. Powell. all Of Kent county, Del.
o. the I4th inst by the same, Mr.. Johr
w. CAN aud Miss Elizabeth A Porter, all Q
Kent county, Del.
la PhIladeI Iphis. on the Goth Of DecemSsr
1859 BY Rev Jehn G. Wilson. James G. Lassel
TO Caroline 8. G ah4m, both Of Smyrna Del.
Smyrna times., 1862-01-30
Middletown Academy
AND
Boarding Establishment
FOR YOUNG GENTLEMEN.

FOR YOUNG GENTLEMEN.
PPRINcIPAL-REv. J. w. MACBETH, A. NJ,
Late Principal, for Three Years, OF Delaware
City Academy.
Two Assistant Teachers, one of whom teaches
Piano and Drawing to Young Ladies attending the
Day School. A full COmmerci1l, Classical and Muth.
ematical Education Terms for Boarding Pupils mod
crate liberal Table the cOmlOrts of fIIOme firm but
gentle government. The patronage Of the Smyrna
public solicited References TO Daniel Corbit. ESQ
Of Odessa; Anthony Higgins, Esq. St Georges. sOni
| of whom Mr. NJ. has prepared for the Univemy
also, TO Rev. J. c. Thompson, Smyrna, from whom
| Circulars can be obtained.
Smyrna times., 1862-01-30

ted, prs4ensd snndry bills for the eepenrrsnce
of the House.
Mr. ChUrchmsn msvsd to read the Senate
bill. 10 legalize the administration Of oath by
deputy sheriffs, which motion prevailed and the
bill was read.
Mr.. Clements reported q joint resolution fer
the relief Of Edward Wiley, which was read
A0d adopted.
Fn motion. sdjouEped until tomorrow morn
ng ct 10 s'clcek.
Smyrna times., 1862-01-30
Come Settle, and Begin

The subscriber hereby gives notice to all persons
indebted TO him on Bond, Note or Book Account. or
Otherwise thai he shall require settlement about The
first Of January. The times have changed m the
city that requires to pay cash for Goods TO buy
them TO any advantage, consequently It becomes Re-
cessary that he should the future reduce his busI-
ness 10 near a CASH operation as possible. There
lore great inducements i'll he of red
All Bills. twIIhout previous understanding will I've
considered due in thirty days. All running accounts
must be settled every months.
dec26 THOS. CARR0W,
Smyrna times., 1862-01-30

StrunoUs or ScrOfulous elections are the
carss, TIE blight, ths Pstato ret of mankind
They ere villa aRa filthy as we'll asiatal. They
arse from contamination and impurity of the
bleed. and are TO be seen all around us every
where. Que quarter of all we meet are faint
cd WITH them, aEd one quarter Of these die O
'hr m die fOslishiY, tso, because they are cure
able. Ayers Sarsaparilla cleanses eat the
ScrOfolous corruption from the blood, renders
It pure and healthy. and efFsctualy expurgate
,he foul CT nta mination from the system. NJ
lengvr grean under your ScrOfulOus disorders
since the irresistible Aver has provided his mas
terly combination of curative virtues that b
calls Ssrea apsrilla.-DemOcrat, Waterbury, c.
Smyrna times., 1862-01-30
DIE. =.

On Friday morning, the l1ih i"s''' 10 Sou'h
Milford, Mrs. Elizabeth Goodwin, 10 the 'S'h
year Of her age.
Insane tsw a on Tuesday morning. l4th inst,
Mr. Gabriel X I.oisnd, aged so yeats.
Smyrna times., 1862-01-30
REMOVAL.
HENRY BEARNE,
Bread and Cake Baker, Con-
fecliOner, &C,

tces 10 inform the public thai he has removed HE
business from hs old stand TO his NEW STORE, or
Commorce street, where he has increased facilities for
doing business and will ill all orders in his De at
tho shortest notice. Every variety Of CANES. CON
FECrIONERY and FRUIT OfIhe best quality always
on hand, at Wholesale or Retail.
EIs h onenine very splendid stOrk OF Go6ds--con-
siatinx OF TOYS aud PRESENTS tuiIable for the
coming Christmas Holidays, which will ba sold very
low. ~. .. . ;,,.D<,s,,.,,,
A largo and handsome assortment Of KEROSENE
LAMPS and sIIADFS, at the lowest city prices
A good assorlmsnI 9f plain and fancy STATION
ERY. nOy27.2m
Smyrna times., 1862-01-30
BACON g. HERRING.

am selling good prime Shoulder Bacon at
Sc 25 per hundred. Side Bacon, clear of bone.
for 50 so per hud.; extra Sugar-cured Hams
at liz cts. per h., and good new Herring from
$I.50 to 81. so per Dbl. Call and see your
selves. J. Il. BEWLEY.
Smyrna, Sept. 18th, 1861.
Smyrna times., 1862-01-30
Farmers, Look Out.
Guns and Pistols !!

rho suhscriher informs the citizens OF Smvrna and
tho rnuntrv adjacent that he has taken the house for
n,erly occupied by julius Passansr opposite ha Cat
riage Factory of CahOon Csrrow. on Conmsres st.
where he is prepared 10 make aii Kind. - flhE'
ARMS Rifles, Muskets. Shot Guns, Pistols. DC.
lie is complete master of his trade, having learned
the business in Germany. and worked for sone TINS
in tbs principal establishments ~ this country -
All hii"ls Of Repairing ls on LsSs"s "se sI 'Sr
je27 3m NH'"OLAS "i'N@ y
Smyrna times., 1862-01-30
For Sale.

savsr.l BUILDING LOrs on Ball street. between
Msi,s .na 4a.t strsets Also a LOT in the old Gem
s.ry belonging y the NJ. E. Church For terms sppy
lfeAsA' n . 'S'.'''
Smyrna times., 1862-01-30
New Passenger Line
From Smyrna to the Railroad.

The subscriber hereby notifies the public that
he has put on STAGE tor the aCcommoda tion
of Travellers from Smyrna to the Station, and
hopes, by keeping an accommodating Driver
and safe Team to merit portion Of their sup
port. ErAny person wishing Stage 10 cal
for them can be accommodated by leaving wort
at the Post Office or at either of The Hotels.
Dec II, 1861. E. SPRUANCE.
Smyrna times., 1862-01-30
Positive Notice.

An ,.rsons indebted 10 the subscriber on sc.
.o,a, sf Blacksmithing, are requested to come
farwsrd. csltle, sna pay up, without fqrthel
isate JOHN 4. cAN EAoER.
Smyrna times., 1862-01-30
COMMENCEMENT OF VOLUME XIV.
HARPERS NEW
MONTHLY MAGAZINE,
FOR DECEMBER, 1861.

Its unparalleled cir ulaIiOn from month to MONTH
and constant demand Tor back nun rs and pleie
Sets, evInIe that I1arpers Magazine meets the wants
oi III great body of American readers. No change
will therefore be made nits general character The
Magazine contains al least twice the amount OF mat.
ter OF the leading Eng sh mOnthies Il is therefore
enabled 20 present the best productions OF European
NOveIsIs and. Essay isis, besides furnishing larger
amount OF original matter than than il gwen in any
other magazine of III" day Each number cont aims
an amount Of reading equal 10 that IN ordinary
volume, with abumdaut pIct0rIa illustrations OF
every subject IN which bo aFtIst aid The writer
More than seven thousand illustrations have already
! appeared in the Magazine
! ANY number will be sent by mail. post paid for
i Twenty-Five Gems Any volume. comprising SiH
numbers, neatly bound IN cloth, will be- sent by mail
10 any part OF the United States within 5000 miles OF
| New York, past paid, for 50 per volume Complete
Sets will be sent by Express The freight at the charg,
ofthe pa Ichaser at discount Of five per cent
from the above rate. rwenIy Ihroe volumes, boun,
uniformly, extending from June. 1850, to lNovembsr
| 1861, are now ready.
TERMs-One cspy ono year, 90; Two copies on
year. S5i three or more copies. each 90 and an exr
copy gratis for club OF eight subscribers. Hat
por's Magazine 0nd Harpsr's Weekly together for OIL
year, 81, HARPER Il BROTHERS,
Publishers. Franklin Sqnare. New York.
Smyrna times., 1862-01-30
GraYe-Y lard Lots for Sale.

Notice is hereby given that Grnve-Yard Let's in
The New M. h. CeRersry. on tho read leading 10
Duck Greek, are now ready for sale. rhs Lois are
laid of 10 suit purchasers 10 squares of 80 e. by 30 IT,
and will be sold m a whole, or square, at ihs sp
on Of the purchaser. For iurtker particusfs apply
10 #h w IT. CoLLIsg, D. a-.'a-
J. H. BEwLKY, Gem mites
JR.cLksEsrs, wv
Nov. 4Ih, 'Ie-f
Smyrna times., 1862-01-30
TAILORING

The undersigned would most respectfully inform
the citizens Of Smyrna and The surrounding country
that he has again become a resident among ihem. and
has sO Commence the business OTTAlLOklNG' m
SMYRNA where he would he glad TO meet al his old
friendsand patrons, and all others who ar9 desrous
7f their cIother cut and made in the latest and
best styles and a PERFECT FIT guaranteed III every
iion. WIN. II. BAGGS.
fnav2
Smyrna times., 1862-01-30
Furs! Furs!! Furs!!!
Ladies' Fancy Furs.
FAREIRA g. THOMSON'S

OLD STAND,
No. sIS MARKET ST., above Sth. south side. Phla da
have lust opened their EnIHe New Stock of Ladies'
and Childrens Fan y Furs, comprising all the leading
and desirable styles, al a Tremendous reduction in
prices.
We have determined TO offer for sale our stock Q.
Furs at Panic Prices; aIording opportunity TO all
Ladies who wish 10 purchase set Of Furs al great
reduction from former prices.
FARElRA g. THOMSON,
Sl8 Market street. Phiad'a.
NB-Old Furs altered to fashionable sty les.
% Highest price paid for Shipping Furs, Mink
Rabbit, &c. Oct3I- -5m
Smyrna times., 1862-01-30
BOOTS AND SHOES.

~ RABW~ b. wiz @
The subscriber s now opening. al his Store on ma
merce street Smyrna a very large and wel'eeCted
stock of BOOTS aud SHOES. which we're bought for
cash. at greatly reduced prices, in order 10 IuIt the
times They consist in part OF Ladies superior Black
Lasting Callers. with heels, from IS cents 10 81 ~
pet nal Ladies' Lace BooIs from 60 cents to 81 per
pair: Mems Calf Bools quilted bottoms from s. 10
SO So; Mems Long Boots from 81 20 81 SO; Misses
and Childrens Shoes from l2 cts 10 So els Call and
examine for yourselves and you will find the cheaPeSt
and hest sc eced stock of Boots and Shoes before
offered in this market Call soOn. and you will find
US on hand ready and willing 10 sell you great bar-
gains.
A C. A RID.
I take this method Of informing my friends and the
public generally that. owing To the unsettled stale vt
he country, this time find that nqcessIy cOmPeis
me to change my way in doing business. ar they sell
in PhladeI phla almost exclusively for cash; snd, II
time is given, very short, consequently, hsVe
determined to commence the CASH SYSTEM ros!
lhis dav which will enable me TO sell Gnuds o all
kinds at very low prces-hOpng by strict atch'on l"
business TO merit continuance Of ny Friends Paroh-
age Come and examine my stock. and Will com
vince you that II will be TO your interest 10 huy Tor
| cash. JOhN H. bEN LEI
| Smyrna, Sept. 18th, 'I6
Smyrna times., 1862-01-30
NOTICE TO bEBTORS.

r.rmer, Who have not used RhUdes Superfh"s'
ohsI nre informed that Ioparesslng with tins sl-nu
ard Mm,ure will enable them io nse their corn % IahI
in late seeding which is important 10 insure guy"
CROP .L,. ono.,,x.,cd grsnt
cnnnmv can be used in the application. 10 The acre
For sale by .,,, ,,,,n
Get 10Th '6l. EDWIN "'b
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MORE ABouT THE New STAMP Acr.-we con-
tinue to receive communications asking infor-
nation In regard to the new postage stamp act,
which we published in yesterdays Issue
Among others, an old subscriber sends us
the following query;-"If A. owes B. fifty
cents, can any law prevent D. from ac-
cepting o note, duebill or shinplaster for
that amountp We answer, no; because the
law does not intend to interfere with our
willingness 20 receive such notes, If we please;
but ii aims at preventing parties from Offering
them In lieu OF money, with the intention Of
circulating them as currency. There IL no
punishment for the receiver; but there Is for the
maker or issuer Of notes, duebills or shinplas-
tiers with unlawful intentions. The words OF
the act are:
That from ami after the Arst day OF August, 1892 no
private corpora alton banking association, rln or adi
yanal shall make, Issue, circulate pay any note
check OF memorandum token or other oblgatIcn for
less sam than doer intended 10 Circulate money
DO received or USED IN lieu Of awiul money or The
United States, &C.
Therefore, In the case put by our cor
respondent, A. and b. may exchange q due.
BIZ for CITY cents, go long as 1t ia q pri-
va.e transaction between them; but the duo
bill must not be offered to other parties
! subsequently,, vita the intention Of using II
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THE HERALD AND TUE Powers or ErRoPE.--
Abelard Raymond, Of the silly Tines, intimates
that he has no doubt that Palmerston and Ma
poleon viii now carry out their Intervention
schemes; and the convincing argument with
which he supports this sage idea is that the
HERALD Think otherwise, and that ~ soon as
Palmerston and Napoleon read our predictions
Of non-intervention they will become very
much incensed against the HERALD, and do just
what we say they viii not do, in order TO show
their independence Of us. This clearly reveals
Abelard Raymond's unboundsd admiration and
exalted opinion Of the positive Influence Of the
HERALD; for he says that even our negative
influence can move tho great Fowers OF Europe.
and that we can, at any time, induce them to do
one thing by saying they are about TO 40 lust the
opposite. Abelard Raymond evidently ina
zines tbas Pelnerston and Napoleon are like
pssdy's PICS, and can be driven whatever way
we choose by making t9irs Of driving them II
! another direction.
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wAILAcx's IHEAIRE.-Tho complimentary bensnt ten.
dereA by the Of the company Of this theatre
Mr.. and Mrs W. J. Florence last evening proved per-
feet ovation. The house literally damned In every
part, and hundreds even went home disappointed for
want Of standing to witness the performance Tho
programme the most attractive that could have been
chosen. embracing many Of the most popular farcss in
which Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Williams, Davidgs, Mrs. sksr
rstt and the beneaciares appeared. Moro fun In Que
evening could not BE- had in the city. Tho attraction oG
the occasion also greatly enhanced by the appear
Of the three sisters, Mrs. Williams, Mrs Florence
and Mrs. Brown 10 their peculiar claractsrs-a treat
which Is not often enjoyed, even in this city OF sight
seeing The beneft on the whole was we'll msrite1
long and pcrseverngy for tho Of tho public
The capital buretta or FRA Diavoo" will be repeated
this evening.
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CITY Intellfrsnca.

THs REroRTxD DBAm oy Col. CaARix, ov yuu TAxnARv'
Rscrxsr FALSE frssnds Of Col Edmund Charles, In
command the Tammany regiment, win be glad 70 learn.
that the gallant soldier is not dead but ba way
10 this city via Fortress Monroe According despatch
rccsyed bv his wife yesterday morning. has been
tained that Colonel Charles wounded aud pri-
soner In Of the recent batteg before RchEond and
has been released on parole.
FRrs AcApzxr ErAsisAroS.--At tho recent eHam-
nation Of candidates FER admission into the Free Acsds
NY Ward schooi No. SO, Fifteenth ward, had eighty.
nve boys accepted. This Is the greatest number
aaaLlod Al slngo illumination from any ens scheol.
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Hon. j. j. Crtcndop, OF Kentucky, 10 at present stop
ping with some friends on Long Islapd
Senator collamer OF Vermont; Senator Fsssendcn or
Maine Dr. hcHoughton, OF Albany, and Colonel Case Or
Springfield, are stopping a. tho Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Brigsdier General stahcl Of the United States Army,
arrived In this city yesterday, and IL stopping at le
Prescott House.
parson Brownlow Ia stll stopping ~ tho Astor Eouss
The fyors OF excitement caused by bis hrs vis TO th5
All has now almsst died Tho number q hs visitors
Yesterday was very small and the parson kept his
surrr the whss time, being busiy engaged arranging
lis business matters.
Aun9 the guests stopping AZ the Asor Ho0.s te tho
following Gspcrel Barnard OF tbe United States Array
tnn n Foot on Vermont; Hon Owen rovs,0y. nj ILL.,
los. Hon c. 7. King, o. Washington; tol,ecl a.
Hazard Of sprrgned judge JAW aud vie, ol l1,aas.
sad b. hi MscEon, ofst Paul, hlp,
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scHyIzrS FESTIVAL JqsEs' wooD.-A grand festival,
which viii last three days, will commences today At
Jonss' Wood II Is the annual bird shooting, and as II
usual on such occasions the enter sarment will DO Of
brilliant Character The anus commence In ths
Afternoon and continue till late hour at night During
thu evening the whole grounds will DO illuminated by
Ciarks's calcium lights which formed successful
feature during the skating season. Several brass bands
wi Ia IA attendance.
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CRors ON Born SIDES THE ATLANTIc.-N ap.
pears that, while the crops in England, France
and other parts Of Europe are beneath tie ave-
rage this year, our crops are more abundant
than ever A few weeks will determine the
extent Of our surplus; but it is already certain
that we shall be able to maintain that supre-
macy in the European breadstufs marke'
which. we have held for the past two years. The
truth is that King Corn is fast pushing King
Cotton of his throne, and Europe is becoming
IS dependent upon us for her food as abe has
been for her cotton.
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atSl with small lots reported = $40 SIX and OF prime
al IS 10. Sugars quoted firm and active, with
sales o $50 hills. ami 2Sl boxes fn prices Coffee
was nrmv held, viii e sales limited sales OF 500
bags lasuayra We made al private terms Freighis
some less buoyant AID ac,ivo what cGgas
u Liverpool Al I'D Ia buk and SHIPS bags aud IS Cd
3s I'D Tor hour and 10 London As. Sd. was paid
-four
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LLoyps NEW MAJ yIRGrNIA.-we have received .
copy OF and improved edition Of "Lioyd's Map Of
Virginia." beautifully colored aud revised to 1852 This
Il only map used for reference by General Mcclellan
IN conducting his campaign, and msde from surveys
by Captain W. Angelo Powell, Of the United States
Engineers Of General Rosecrans stan II
beautifully Finished and Ia sold at rate which puts It In
the reach Of every one
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The CArnolc PASTOR OF ORANGE. New Jersey, having
been reported have expressed sentiments unfrendy
10 the government addressed tho subject by the
citizens local War Committee" and he made reply
follows assert and declare my good wishes for tho
Union and consti tion, and prepared 10 60, IL ne
csssary, at the skd Of my people, and do all for
that Just and holy cause-vz: the maintenance Of
government
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as so much current money. That is precisely
what the bill aims at preventing: not the
making or accepting note or acknowledge
ment Of debt. but the making and issuing with
the intention Of circulating them Sin lieu of
lawful money" The meaning of the act is
very plain and easily comprehended.
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FEsrivAL oy ST.. GAnnisr's CHURCH., TaIeIy-sn1n
STREErA grand festival and picnic by tho congrcsa-
lion OF s. Gabrios Roman Catholic church, East Thir.
ty-siSth street. near Second avenue will take place
the 29 Inst at Jones' Wood. The proceeds will be do
voted the benefit OF tho parocnia schools established
BY tho energetic pastor the Isv. Father Clowrey.