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Smyrna times., 1862-03-20

We learn from Winchester that skirmish
took place on the StTasburg road on Thursday
afternoon, between twenty six of our cavalry
engaged 10 fofagiug, and party of about TIVE
hundred Of Ashbys rebel cavalry. Our men
covered the departure of the teams, and re-
treated slowly TO Winchester, sklrmishing as
they proceeded. and succeeded in reaching the
town without the loss OF man, while the enc,
nv lost several killed and wounded.
Smyrna times., 1862-03-20
NATRONA COAL OIL,

WARRANTED NON-EXPLOSIVE!
and equal to any Kerosene.
Why buy an explosive OIL when a few cents more
per gallOn will furnish you with perfect OH
Made only bV
PA. SALT MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
mh2O-ly Ne I21 Walnut street PhiladaI,ha
Smyrna times., 1862-03-20
SOFT HATS.
Also,
Shirts, Collars & Neck-ties.

Those desiring anything in our line would do vel
to give us CALL as II determination to give lt
all vino paIrOnise US the full value of their money
Mh2O BAGGS 6 COTTON.
Smyrna times., 1862-03-20

wcross az sylcroRy-ses war news.
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AYERS
Compound Extract of Sarsaparilla,

the most effectual remedy which the medical
skill of our times can devise for this every
where prevailing and fatal ralady. II is CON-
bined from the most active feinedials tint have
been discovered for the cxpurgation of this fou,
Disorder from the blood. and the rescue Of the
system from its destructive consequences.
Hence it should be employed for the cure Of
not only Scrofula. but also those other afec-
tons which arise from it, such as ERuPrIvB
and SKIN DISEASES. ST. ANTIoxY's FiRR,
RosE. or ERYsIrELas, PiNrLEs, PssTULss,
BLoTcHEs. BIAiSs and BoIIs. TUMoRs, TETrER
and SALT EHEuE, ScAiD HEAD, RISGwoKN,
RvEUHATIsM, SYPHILiTIc and MERcuRIAL Dis-
HAsRs, DRorsy, DYSPEPSIA, DEBILITY, and,
indet q, ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING FkoE VITA.
TED or IMPURE BIooD. The popular belief
in "in.psyisy Of he Jieod +" is founded in truth
for scrofuia Is degeneration of the blood. III.
particular purpose and virtue of this Sarsapa-
Mia is to purify and regenerate this vital fluid,
without y l..ch so,,nd health Us impossible in
contaminated constitutions.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES Or A FAMILY pRYsIc,

are SO composed TIA, disease within the range Of
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ISM eoTrocting its diseased action, and restoring
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for the renovation OF ,thc blood and tse restora-
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Ague Cure;
ron TIE SPEEDY CURE OF

,,.
ns.,isssrs rsvsre: I,,s Sss
acue. Perlodieai UeaS.,.e. or gt,ious
Headache, and Bilious Fevers, indeed
for the whole class CT diseases orig inaa.
Ing In hillary dsrnn cement, caused by
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We are enabled here TO offer the community
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with certainty, is still perfectly harmless in an,
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"CUKE" e,pels the miasmaiie poison of PEvru
.sD AeuR from the system. and prevents the de
veopneni Of the disease, IL taken on the first mp
Prois Of IT, pjssol s, Sgnos ms ,; only
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
OR THE nArrp CURE OF

FOR THE RAID CURE OF
Couehs,l Colds, Inluen3a, lTonrscness,
Group, bronchitis, incipient COnsunp.
tion, ssed fos,che rnlieii0e Consump tive
Patients in advanced stages Of tho
discusses dsg1ratna
So wide is the field Of its usefulness and 80 nu-
ncrous are the Of its cures, that almost
,scry section of country ahOunds in persons pub
icly known, who haze been restored from alarming
and even desperate diseases of the lnngs BY its
Ise. When once tried, its superiority over every
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observation. and where its virtues arc knewn. the
pnblic no lorrcr hesitate what artidctc to employ
the distressing and dangerous affections Of the
pulmonary organs tina; nye,iseident to our climate
While mary inferior remedies thrust upon the
community have failed and been discarded. this
gained fspds by every trial, conferred benefits
IN the afiictrd they can never forget, and pro-
iuced cures too numerous and too remarkable TO
H forgotten.
DIR. j. e.. AVER & co.
-% l0WELX;; MASS. sEI
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THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY.
THE SEVENTH voLU


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"a Y EE' 3
A cue Cure,

y
E sFSg rnR sPELbr cuKr oF
intermittent Eeves. or Fever -aad Asue,
RCai:i;cat F.ver. sChiB Fever, Dumb
Arue, Periodical Headache, or Billions
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nc hara can a.i.c frpin II, use in any guam.
tity.
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communities wissse IL Prevails. Issrcnt.,B isi
better than cure. for tae.patscot escapes :hel
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this baleisl dists.naer. iilis "CvuE, cxpels
the nlia,snatc pai,oa OF FEyER Asp AGua
from the system and prevents tbs develop
ment Of The dseise. At taken on the hrs; ap-
preach Of its rtcnoi,iiosy symptoms. II IL
not oalv the best remedy ever vet discovered
fsr tins class of COMPLAINTS. but also ,ha
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"a II Nitit.i tffN' ftEsn cI Every
BODY; and in Bilious districts. where FKvEH
Avn A.t prevails every body should have il
al use j; freely both faT cure and protection.
II is hoped this price VII place it within III,
rcnch Of all--;he poor y well ~ the rich. A
srca. superiority ri ihis rerpody over any
otfe: ever discovered for the speedy and GER
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iuccs no quinism other injurious effects
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Fever and Agiei is not alone the consequence
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Bimdaess. Tooihache. Earache. Caiarrh, Asth-
ma. Palpitation, Painful Affection of tho
spI.en, Mysteries Pain in the Bowels. Colo.
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all Of which. when originating in this cause, |
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TIE Hood and consequently p'Ges them all
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occasionally or daily while exposed to the in
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and caiaot accumulate in sufficient quantity
to rIsr, INTO d scasc. Hence il is even more
valuable fer projection than cure. and few will
ever suffer from lntcrmit;ents, il they avail
themselves OF the protection this remedy af. |
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FARM FOR SALE CHEAP!

TIIE UNDERSIGNED offers for sale, on rsas
onabie terms, n farm consisting Of 800 ac res
Of choice land, lying within two mics Of Oska-
loosa, the county-.eat OF Jefferson County, Nam
sas, and only % miles from the best Missouri nv
er market 10 the State. There are 100 acres in
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Fence. Tue greater portion of this FARMS beau
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excellent springs on the farm, ailord'pg an abun-
dane. Of water fol stock all the year round. -
There IL frame house on the premises - foul
good sized rooms, we'll plastered with two coats
Par, Of the purc base money must he paid down
and time will be given on The residue. For fur
The particulars inquire OF the subscriber, person
ally or by letter, at Oskaloosa, Kansas.
JONI w. DAY, =
je26-n49 Real Estate Agent {
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is a constitutional disease, a corruption of the
blood. by which this fluid becomes yitiated,
weak. and poor. Being IN the circulation. IL
peryades the whole BODY, and NAV burst cut
in disease on any mart of il. No organ ia Ace
from its attacks. nor is there one which it NAV
not DESTROY. The scrofulous faint is variouslv
caused nv mercurial disease. low living. dis.
ordered or unhealthy. food. impmre air, filth
and filthy habits the depressing vices. and.
above ali. bv the veuereai infection, What
ever be il, origin. il is hereditary in the CON-
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FOR SALE

OR EXCHANGE for Trade. FOUR
" houses and number, Of lots, stu
ated in the town, Of Oskaloosa- Good
bargains may be expected. For par
,iculars inquire Of .iisest ,5ga
nov. 14f. w. I. MOORMAN. -
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LOTS FoRgs4LE.

THE undersigned offers for rale two of the best
lots for private residence to BIZ had in Oskaioo-
sa. They are pleasantly situated on the corner Of
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TO or address JOHN w. DAY, "a
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T7TTH7 HI
At A BARGAIN!

THE undersigned .oia..rs fer sale, Ut very low
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ly situated in one OF the hes; portions OF Kansas,
a good settle sent surrounds il, and two State
sosd- PISS by ia fisrs is no better upland
IN the STATE yuilS W. DAY,
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ScrOfula, or Kings Evil,

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--Bs Nsxsse:@-
i. Establishment is prepare dto
EXECUTE NEATL Y,

n a'gnLZ 70 raIG2oE9a
The New York herald., 1862-09-11
PrrsnnaI intelligence.

Ma,or Prentice OF the United states Army Captaio
rcf,c OF The steamship City OF New YORK Drs. hail sn1
I,o-s of Toronto Nanrel n. Mora, OF Havana Francs
Hbkbufu, Of Philadelphia B. Dana, Jr and Henry
Chess, oi New YORK are stopping at tho Everett ouss
Hon Chaancey Vibbard, Of Albany; A. wnan %
iackport, :. GeriteaI and 10 shtcls, ~ Bsaovs
a. IL. rowcrs, Of Had .on w. NJ l. White aud party o.
Cincinnati W, ~ GienIrr and wite Of Philadelphia Can
D,,n ". A. rarksr aud w,ie OF Mystic. Conn 6 w Mo,.
~ aud family oI Cleveland aud Lnlono BJford og tho
Unrcd Slates Army were among the arrivals the 81
Ncnolas iio,el yesterday.
> whitney of thc United states Amy q. y Wilson. ~
atliord w. wheeler louisville i ". smith, of a sno.
:. Bhrr0ws, u aud q =. Hagings NJ Connection,
w n Bowen, II Rhode islsud G e Rand ani i Fr,s,
pi Boston g. W. keisor Ot So loua, L. whmtns, ol Cali
iogna " T. rasey, w. v. latham, aid \. Eidison o'
Philadelphia are stopping Al The Metr 0,ilan Hotel
Tho following we're among the arr,vas at the As,ol
Housc yesterday DIR y Y. Maynard aad n punlnp o
Boston w. u. lsrrnw o Clinton AR van Nechleu Az
wife mud ]. I strong "a Albany y W Wood snl WIN
u New redrord Gardner ~ rroyid ideucc & GRAY.
~ Chicago g. BarnlrJ 81 Utica, J. M Cory ri "
necteut. torcrs, II Wellington, and Z bniu 8
uulLa IN lu.lolnus
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city IntelIigence.

D,,pwSIso CAsuAfy ~ rHr IowER Bav.--about thrce
O'Clock yesterday afternoon while the ship West Point
was being owe9 oit or the lower bay by the propeer
tugboat Odd Fellow, one OF the Of the FIRST
toned vessel c.rsd overheard and drowned before
the necessary assistance could be given him. The man
supposed I. have bcc1 drunk az tsc time salsru
from dskruci trcncns, he was observed acting in .
strange manner just previous 10 jumping Into the water
The captain OF the tugbJat Immediately cut loose from
The shp and the of tho unfortunate sailor.
lie found iosting IN the water with the head and
lower ex,reur ga imrc-sed. Every cxorton
to bring h; 10 iifc but without effect The body was
brought 70 THIS ty sud tst al the second ward statoo
house where "a inquest wall bc heh Today.
REAR ArulrAL Foors.--rbs citizens OF Brooklyn pro-
pose meeen.ing 10 Rear Admiral Foote sword
ing week can be st the Office Of the Home TaNe
insurance Company, No. 10 Court street. brooklyn
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CgxnRAt. MCCLELLAN's pL,S.--It will be re-
membercd that in his address to his gallant
troops at lIarrisous Landing on the Fourth Of
Juiy. Gen. Mcclellan promised them that from
hat point they should advance TO the capture
or Richmond. This was bis determinations and
W. are informed chat between him and Captain
Wilkes plan Of operations hid been arranged,
bv land and water, against Richmond. which
the rebels could not have resisted beyond the
lstoi September The remoysl ofour afmy from
the James river was in direct opposition 20 this
nouslrances lle therefore, Is not responsible
for these late disasters 70 our arms, bu' % a
great degree Is iustly entitled 10 The credit Of
having defeated thc rebels in theit desperate eu.
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Count CAvoug ON GARlBALDI AND THE AME
RicAS REBEILdoS.-In biography OF the late
Italian Premier, recently published in Geneva
by M. de la Rive, we find the following
amongst the declarations attributed 10 him on
his deathbed -
6aribald is an honest man; wish him evil. His
desire is 10 go TO Rome and 90 Venice aud nine
Is greater hurry tiun As to Istria and
the ryroi that another thing That be for another
tpn. we have made ftalysi, ihditO Ia That
Germanic Confederation Is anomaly; II will be dis.
solved, and Gerinanc union viii be established bat the
House OF Harsbrrg viii never change What win the
Pruesians dor They 80 slow in making ap their
minds. II will take them aty years do what we have
done three Whilst this craving after unity IL taking
Of Europe s America thinking of sep
ration Can or you IN the least understand those
intestine uarret in the United Sta,e A. Tor rnysef m
my youth passionate adinrer OF the Americans;
b., sm cured OF my illusions; and confess thai what
is going on On the other lido o. the Atlantic IS
perfect enigma.
The failure Of Garibadi's recent attempt has
for the nonce justified the dying statesmans
caution but is il quite clear that to that Illus
trious enthusiast will not yet belong the glory
of recovering Rome and Venice for Italy?
There is nothing impossible to such men; aud
as martyr to the cause Of Italian unity Carl
badi will exercise far greater sway over the
utuItS VI HIS touHbi ylutH tnuu ne Has ever De-
fore done As regards ourselves. il is surpris-
ing that the sagacous and richly stored mind
of Count Cavour should have failed TO pene-
trate the character OF The contest now being
waged here. For him, as close student OF
history, it ought TO have been no more of an
enigma than the Wars Of tbe Roses in Eng
land. the war Of succession IN Germany. or any
OF the similar struggles thof have checked the
growth aud prosperity Of nations. Here NJ in
the instances re.cired 70, the war IS simply a
dynaslic mot The less dynas;ic because re.
publican-a contest for power between two
great parties IL does no. follow, because we
are republicans, that We must not occasionally
pay TIE penalty Of indulgence ID those passions
and rescmtments which are he common lax Of
mankind II is this Ignoring OF philosophical
principles IN our regard tbat renders i so diai-
clt u, foreigners % ggasp our domestic poll
tics They seerl not 70 comprehend that, a.
though republican Institutions ave the highest
Development Oi Cove nmpultl science, they
lguta.i man au9snss tk..