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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-07-22
GS' The Republicans in Congress

GS' The Republicans in Congress
recently met in Caucus. Mr.. BINGnAM,
Of Ohio, had prepared an address TO the
people of the Union, which he submit
ted, but, on motion Of Mr.. CoLFAx, Tie
following resolution was adopted in it.
stead
Resolced, That we hold il the duty ofall 10y
al men To stand by the Union in this its hour o
trial. to unite hearts ANA hands in earnest effort,
for It's maintenance against those armed aaains
IT to sustain with determined resolution oul
Government, President and his Administration
IN their energetic efforts To prosecute the wal
and preserve the Union against enemies nj
home and abroad, punish traitors and treason
with fitting severity, and crush the present
causelcss rebellion, SO that no disunion fac
shall ever again be raised over any portion q
the republic To this end we unite our co., on
Grafton with all men who love their country II
/ their endeayor TO re-kindle throughout all ia.
States such patriotic fire IA shall utterly con
/ sumo all who strike at the Union and VIII,
+ sympathize with their treason aul pallate theil
+ guilt.
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..Ssb.

FAIRBANKS SCALES Weighed the ii
balance Of a just criticism, all are obliged
TO admit that the scales Of Fairbanks &
Co. are, without exception, the best ever
invented. We know whereof we affirm
because we have tested their value, and
are fully satisfied Of their superior merits
The introduction Of these scales has
wrought revolution in the transaction
Of various business, and their accuracy
is such that uniformity in weights has
been established all over the country
thus making them a nottonal, iegali=ea
standard. Nor are they confined 10 the
United States lhey have found their way
to almost every part Of the civilized
world, and are adapted TO The standards
Of all countries, so that il may be said,
all nat ions, if not " weighed in these
at least weigh by them
Hunt s HerchantS' Magazine.
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WAR DEPARTMENT, WAsHINGT5N, d. ca
limo 81 1860
Secretary Of War
otcfeIhfy OF " at.
WAR DEPARTMENT, w ASH NGroS, ID. CD
July > 1850

July iCu- y
Ordered, That out Of the appropriation foI
collecting. organizing and drilling volunteers
there shall be paid in advance 10 each recruit
for three years or during the war, the sum OF
twenty-t five dollars being one fourth of the
amount Of bounty allowed by law, such pay
ment 70 be made upon the mastering of the
regiment to which such recruits belong into
the service of the United States.
(Signed) EDWIN M. STANTON,
Secretary Of War.
Thus ii will be seen, as the result Of recent
efforts, that each new recruit Will receive one
months pay in advance.
!. If he joins regiment already in the field
10 be paid to him immediately upon his
muster-indiyidually into the service
2. IL he oin.sa new regiment being raised at
home Ito be paid immediately on the muster
Of his Company into the service, or SO soon as
paymaster arrives at Camp.
Also that each new recruit will receive a
bounty OF twenty five dollars in advance.
!. If he joins regiment already in tie field,
to he paid to him Immediately upon his mus
ter individually into the service;
2. II he Joins new regiment being raised at
home, Ito be paid to him Immediately upon
the muster Of such regiment into the service,
on 50 soon as paymaster arrives at Camp.
No doubt is entertained that this last pro
vision will lac so modified as TO permit the pay
ment uf this bounty to recruits Joining new
regiments immediately upon the muster into
service Of their respective companies, thereby
making he provisions for the month's advance
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-07-22
Confirmation.

ES A large number Of combinations
were finished up in the last hours of the
Senate. Among them we notice Col.
FRANCIS j. HEBRON, and Col. FITz HEN
RY WARREN, of Iowa, who were confirm
ed as Brigadier Generals Of volunteers.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-07-22
From the Fifth.

a Va oOiAiS lSt'SShb IAAS iSNtS'S y
our correspondent, Mr.. REED, have fail
cd us for several weeks. We trust, how
ever, that the interruption may be bu
temporary.
We extract the following from pr
yate letter from Capt. MARSHALL, Quar-
tcrmaster of the 9th. The letter is da
ted :
CAMP NEAR RIExzI, MIss.}
July 6th, 1862
| FRIEND RIcH We have had two
deaths lately in our Company. Jackson
Rice and r. NJ Walker Both had been
ailing for some time and were thought to
be getting well, and died very suddenly,
and in somewhat similar manner Mr.
Rice lived southwest of Independence
was young and spirited, and very
prompt and spirited soldier. His death
was a sad loss 10 the company and was
mourned by all. He has neat grave
with a nice plain head board, on the top
Of beautiful shady knob, just back Of
our Camp near Corinth. Walker died at
The Post Hospital at Pennington. The
doctor thinks he died Of sun stroke
There are about twenty five dollars extra
duty money due him from the Quarter
masters Department, which | will get
for his widow as soon as it can be OBJ
tanned For the last ten days we have
been moving about from place to place,
without any apparent object. Started to
Holy Springs, went as far as Ripley, 40
miles from Corinth, were ordered 10 re
turn for the purpose. AS we have since
been informed, of going TO Richmond
came part Of the way back, order coun.
fernandez, stopped at this camp, remain
ed day or two, went forward mile anC
a halt, bivouacked a day or two there
returned here, and have been biyouack
ing here for two days. Thermometet
! oliHlS, Vi hOuItl SlttI'l IL tieIc were al
in the country to stand at abou. 1915 it
the shade. At least we think So We
will now be paid for four months, an
the boys will no doubt have quite pill,
10 send home,
As regards war matters in general,
have not time 10 attempt TO give an opin
ion at present. Give my regards to al
my old friends. | hear that times are
beginning to improve in Iowa-glad Of
it-there is room for great Improvement.
but they hayea reason to be thankful that
they ale not in lh, God lorsaken region.
Yours respectfully,
w. S. M.
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State OF Iowa.
ADJUFANT GENERALS OFFicI
lIintnn LII. 10 1870

ADJuTANT GENERALS OFrcEl
Clinton. July -, 1862.
! GENERAL ORDERS, NUMBER rs.
! The United States Government having made
| requsition upon this State for more troops, il
becomes the duty of the people of Iowa to re
| spond promptly to the call.
The 18th Regiment of Iowa Infantry, now
organizingNt Clinton, should be Immediately
filled
Five additional Regiments Of Infantry arc
called for. They are needed Immediately to
maintain the cause Of the Union and TO sup
port our brave brothers in arms, who have
fought SO CALAMITY at Wilson's Greek, Belmont,
Fort Donelson, New Madrid, Pea Ridge, Pitts
burgh Landing, Corinth, and other battle
fields
1t is also desired that every Iowa Regiment
now in the field, shall Immediately receive suf-
fcicnt additions t. ell up its ranks, thinned by
disease and battle.
The Department Of War has issued the fol
lowing orders
WAR DEPARTMENT, WAsuIEGroN, d. ca
june 81 1869.
Pursuant 60 Joint resolution ofCongrcss to
encourage enLstments in the regular army and
volunteer forces, il is.
Ordered, That premium Of two dollars shall
be paid for each excepted recruit that yolun-
teers for three years or during the war: and
every soldier who hereafter enlists either in
the regular army or the volunteers for three
years or during the war, may receive his first
months pay in advance upon the mastering Of
his Company into the service of the United
States, or after he shall have been mustered in
TO and oined Regiment already in the ser
vice. This order will be transmitted to Gov
crnors Of States and recruiting officers.
(Sgned) EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
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The great want Of certain remedy for
he cure Of Coughs and Diseases Of the
Lungs. has been supplied by IlooFLAND S
BALsAMIC CORDIAL Read the advertise
ment in another column.
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War Department, Washington
i me 81 1869
Order to Encourage Establishments.

June 81 1862.
Order to Encourage Enlistsments.
Pursuant to joint resolution Of Con
gress to encourage enlistsments in the
regular army and volunteer forces, it is
ordered, That premium of two dollars
shall be paid for each accepted recruit,
that volunteers for three years or during
the war, and hereafter every soldier who
hereafter enlists, either in the regular
army or volunteers, for three years or
during Tie war, may receive his first
months pay in advance, upon the mus
tering Of his company into the service of
the United States, or after he shall have
been mustered into. or joined a regiment
already in the service. This order will
be transmitted to Governors Of States and
recruiting officers.
EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
Secretary Of War.
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Important TO Recruits.

To Gov Kirkwood -
| have the honor to transmit you the
following order, issued from this De-
partment.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-10

LIEUT.. Col. Saturday Gov.
kirkwocd appointed Ira NJ. Clifford, Of
this ity, one Of his Aids and assigned
him specal auty TO cooperate with Mrs
Wittenmyer, agent of the Soldiers Aid
Societies, in attending to the sick aud
wounded and ministering to the general
wants of the brave Iowa boys now fight
ing the battles of our country. The serv-
ices Of Mrs. w. are invaluable to the
State; who has relieved vast amount OF
suffering and contributed more to the
comfort of our soldiers than any one who
has not investigate the subject has any
idea but her duties have become too
onerdus, more than she is able or willing
TO bear, hence she wished some one 10 be
officially appointed TO cooperate with ler.
The Governor Immediately complied with
her request, and Mr.. Ira Clifford, who had
formerly co-operated with her at Pitts
burg, was empowered with the necessary
authority to at once enter upon the dis
charge Of his duties.-[ Dav. Gazette.
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4 elnnfe Ftends.

Tie Fayetteville (Tenn.) Revcjlle re,
ports case OF the effect of treason on
the female character, which il but single
instance of hundreds that occur every
week:
One of these that came under our own
Immediate notice while in Athens, Ala,
II becomes our disagreeable task to chron-
Gle. During The Illness Of one Of our
comrades, even when the hand of death
was upon him, Lieut.. Dorsey applied to a
Mrs. Hobbs, the occupant of an elegan,
and comodious dwelling, for bed and
shelter, for few hours, for the dying
boy. Hobbs listened passisely to the
lieutenant fe4hest, made in polite and
gentleman!y manner. When he had
finished, she raised herself upon her tip
toes, stretched out her neck like gander
in moulting time, and replied, .'No sir.
not for one moment, ! viii never will
lingly consent that any northern man, be
he soldier or civilian, shall remain under
my roof for all instant Then wheel
ing majestically, she, with the air of Ju-
no, swept gracefully into the house and
slammed the door atter ner.
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EFThe Nashville Union

GF ne NaShyliie Union ECfae7 la"
editorial of the Richmond D1fAs4,e x
uiiing over and pressing Ben " ood late
sece a.on sIeech printed as if delivered
+ the House, and says:
|Ihe Union men Of the South feel the
deepest anxiety that The loyal men of the
North should Indignantly spurn those
leaders among them who, having long as
sociated with the Southern Disunionis,s,
have imbibed all their reasonable, cor
rupt, and despotic feelings. The most
dangerous foes the Republic has are those
Northern politicians who cloak their rebel
sym mpaihies under the spceious name OF
conservative, aud devote themselves to
warring against the administration and
all its poncy, and to proving that our ar
mics must pay strict regard TO the Con
sttutional rights Of traitors who are in
arms against US. We invoke loyal men
ot thh North to east aside all such leaders.
fhcy are bat waiting for an opportunity
10 sell themselves 10 the enemy Per.
haTs be has bought them already.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-10
I'D. i. BkOWNELL,
bookseller. and Sf0fiOMes.,

COT. MAln una OMfiA Sth.s
Would call attention to his stock OF Rocks, Sta
tionery, Wall and Window Paper, which he will offer
al unusually low prices. Thankful Tor the patron.
age bestow edon him for the past eight years he
peotIuily solicits Il continuance of the same.
feh1-d
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u EREIGIIIS


l. II Il q Ill Il s.
BY thisroute. Freigbts or all descriptions can be
forwarded from Philadeiphis, New York, Boston or
baltimore, TO or from aly point on the Railroads
of Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin.
Iowa or Missouri, BY RAILROAD DIRECT.
The Pennsylvania Railroad also connects at Pitts
burg with Steamers, by which Goods can be forward
Tennessee. Cumberland, Illinois, Wisconsin, Missis-
stppi, Missouri knnsus, Arkansas, and Red Rivers;
aud ut Cleveland, SaDdusk aud Chicago withsteam-
orT 10 als porls N the Aarth-Western Lakes,
Merchants tnd shippers rntfHsttty tire transperta-
tion OF their Freight 30 this Company rely with
| confidence ontts speedy transit.
The Rates 0f Freight
To and from an, point in he West BY the PsnBsyl-
| vania Central Railroad, are al all times AS Ia
| VORABLE AS ARE CHANGED BY OTHERRAIL
ROAD COMPANIES.
IT p Be partie ulsr to mark packages, ssvIA PKss.
| CENTRAL X. RI
For Fruight coulractsor shipping Directions, rp-
ply or address either of the following Agents ofhe
Company.
| ID. A STEWART Freight Agent, Pittsburgh.
| CLARkE& CO, ,Trah sfor Agents, -
| ii. W, BROWN ~ CO, Cincinnati, %.
R.c. MFfDEUN &Go., Madison, Ind.
J. E. MOORE. Louisville, by.
W. w. ALTMAN N CO., Rv ansville, Ind.
CLAkkE& CO., Chicago, Ill.
w. n. ~ l.. l.. LANGLEY ,Gnltipolis %.
&. Il. NEAL, PArkersburg, Va.
HALL 4 Co, Marietta, @.
II \. PIERCE k CO., Hanesyiile o.
M'DoWkLL & M'CoLM Portsmouth %.
X. MNEEIY Maysville, ky.
| }. =. JOHNSON, Ripley, o.
| JOHN TODD, Coyington, Ky.
| G. h. HEAToN. Cleveland, O.
Il. &. MELDRuM, Genn Travelling Ag'tfor
the South and West
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-10

ERESH BUTTER.
On and after the 1st of May we will be in daily re-
ceipt OF Fresh Butter.
aprlGd ROBERTSON L. MCQUEEN
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I RRlVALS AND DEPARTURE
y or
RAILROAD TR AIMS.

Aetthtrt Tram lesses GA4!E .SBnds! ssxsePssdj at
= % 3. nj. and arrives 81 30 =.
Western Train leaves daily lsnHtgys excepted a,
q o0 ? m.
Al usn:sltor Depot, T rains on the Waba.L alley
Rallrosa arrive dhtt2 eH~tit sunday sl4 49cocA
u, and depar iaiig ,sundsy excepted, az 30 a. IL
Busses eseonneet ~iihthis city
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ET The Cincinnati Coumercial-an
independents journal--has been rather
stirred up by the recent appeals to low
lived prejudice against theiugi,ive Union
lists from Jeffdom, who are accused of
wanting to work for living. This is the
way it talks to such papers as the Albany
Argus:
1T would be difficult to adequately de-
scribe the meanness of which the shame
less sconndrels are guilty who are en-
deasoring to alarm the people because a
few additional working men are coming
to the State. IL is we'll known that such
number Of the farm laborers of Ohio
are absent IN the army, that in some Sec
tons it will be almost impossible to har-
vest the crops. Black men are not per-
mitted to enter the army; are they also to
be excluded from the harvest-feld? The
desperate politicians who are raising an
ouicry against negroes going to work
must have an unlimited confidence that
the people are ignorant of the first prin-
ciples OF political economy, and blinded
by their prejudiccs to their own best in
teresLs. =
"The disturbance about negro labor is
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LIVE STOCK.

Droversaud Farmers will find this thc mo adv an
tageouf route for Live Stock. TaTacfous Yards wef
watered aud supplied with every coBsc nieuce, have
been opuned on iirrand veotiteettohs afe every
attention is paid to their From HaFrsbu Fgh
where will be found every convenience Tor feeling
and estng a choice II offered of the PHI liza tkL
PIiIA, NEW YORK and EAL1iM ORE MARKETS.
This Will also be found the shortest quickes and
dill rect route for Stock TO New York Via Allen
town t--and wiLh fewer changes than sny other.
EN0CH LEWIS, ,GeneralSupt.. Altoona, Ia,
l.. L. HOUPT, Gen. Tiei ct A gt. Philadelphia.
II. HI. HOUSTON, GenI Erei hi .PhllAde phia.s
jan24daw
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-03-01
u)ilpiuatcn.
SOMETHING NEW!
A LIVING HOME!

QUILT and arranged by tie Proprietor with
IL the intention of making il ehphatically what
its name indicates. a Home not eyeiusi. ely for any
particular Medical system. but where all per4ons
can ch-ose such treatment and mode of living as
they prefer. II: reasonable charges.
Opportunity for various kinds Of light labor
combined with n variety of recreation. and Il
wholesome system of diertcs will form the basis
of the esta blishment. The institution will be
arranged in five different departments
1st.-A Work room, thirty by thirty-s feet.
2d:--a childrens department.
-Hiscclancous,- in two divisions, for sick
or well.
4th,-A iyngln department, where constant
care and attention may be had at about the
cost of employing nurse.
5th.-Ihc Gymnasium, or Physical Division
devoted to various exercises social z mes
nssc. &c.
Hot Cold, Napor, Ms'lisacd and other baths
will bs in readiness Mt all times. with an album
dance of the pure>t Spring Wator and it has been
the object of the Proprietor to so arrange the
establishment as to be ena 6le,f 10 gi.c Us thorough
treatment under any system rs Cab be had in any
public or private institution.
The establishment has been arranged with con-
vcnicuces for supplying boardcrs with whatever
they ma wv ish, in their rooms when preferred ::
also for accommodating that class of persons who
LIVE To EAT. equally with those who Eat To 1--we
The Institution has front of l3j feet towards
the ely of Wilmington and Dcla-~arc River three
and four stories. with piazzas presenting variety
of scenery not surpassed by any in the United
Statcs
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NOTICE.

TNIIE undersigned would announce that
l. he has sold to Mr.. J. p. CantwelI the
entire Machinery and Appurtenances of the
Eliton Iron Foundry, including the exclu-
sive Patent Right to manufacture and sell his
Patent Economical Plow for Cecil county
Md, and certain otncr priv leees in Kent
county: Md; and while he respectfully
returns thanks to his former friends, would
take this occasion to recommend them to
favor his successor with their patrona &c
under the belief that they will meet with
entire satisfaction.
MARI, 1861. J. IIECKENDORN.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.

"A Benevolent Institution established by special
EnJo ument, for The Reliefof The Sick and Dis
hessed, afflicted uih Nirulem and Epidemic
Diseases, and especially for hc Cure Of Diseases
otlhe Scruai Organs.
geon, to ali Nh apply 5y letter with DESCRIPTION Of
their condition (age. occupation habits Of life, &c and
in of extreme poverty Medicines furnished free
charge.
VALUABLE REPORTS on Spcrmatorrhma, and other
Of the Sexual Organs: and on the NEW RENE
III rs employed in tho Dspensary sent to the afflicted
sealed iettcr envelopes free of charge Two three
Stamps for postage will be acceptable
Address DIR. j. SKlLLIN HoUGIlTON, Acting Sur
geon. Howard Association, No. 2 South Ninth Street
Philadelphia Pa. BY order OF the Directors.
EZRA D. HEARTWELL, President.
GEO. FAIRCHILD, Secretary.
March ., 1S0l-1y.
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MARYLAND Volunteers +!

TIME u. S. Government has authorised me
4 to raise and organize a Regiment of
Union Men, for The defense Of the Union |;
not ~ be ordered out of the State, except in
case Of great necessity. | will receive and
enlist all suitable raen, either by companies
or in squads Of ten. Pay to commence from
the time of enlistment.
The duty of such men will probably be to
guards the Railroad and Quartermaster' IS
Berot.
This is, without doubt, the most desirable
service yet offered.
UyApply at LYONS STORE, in Havre
dc Grace. ROBT. S. ROGERS,
Sept I, fSGf-tS. Colonel.
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One Thousand Able-BOdied Men

N7ANTED to constitute the lst Rcgi-
w mcnt n. /. V. CAVALRY. The men
are enlisted for three years; pay Sll per
month, and rations. They are also entitled
to complete suits of clothing, medical attend
ancc, with horses, arms, and complete equip
ments for each man furnished by the Gov.
eminent, and at the end OF service they will
receive Bounty Land Warrant, and one
hundred dollars in cash. Scven,y-nne men
constitute a Company. so soon as that
number are mustered in pay will commence.
Apply to COL. J. p. CREAGER,
5jS West Baltimore street,
Aug 10, 1861. Baltimore, Md.
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NOTICE.,

THE creditors Of John Walston, deceased,
l. are hereby notified, in person or by agent,
to meet the undersigned Administrators of
the said John Walston, at the Office Of the
Register of Wills of Cecil county, in Elkton,
on Tuesday, the 21st Of January, 1862, at IL
O'Clock A. NJ. At which lime and place the
dividend already declared 10y the Orphans
Court, on said Estate will be paid to said
creditors. CURTIS CORDRAY,
LEWIS T. ROBERTS,
Administrators of John Walston, decd.
Dec %, 1S6l-4w
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HOUSEKEEPES, ATTENTION We have just
l L received large lot of the most superior
~OCERIES ever offered in this market, to which
invite particular attention. Also lot of
MEMS and BOYS GAPS. latest styles. manufac-
turcd to order. ROSSELL 4 HINES.
March %.
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE
OF A
Complete and Desirable Stock OF
FINE Dress & STAPLE GOODS,

SfOceFicS, kRIHGWSFe,
BOOTS AND SHOES, NOTIONS,
and such Varieties rs may he found in
well kept country store,
AT COST FOR CASH.
Comprising, in part. Fine Dress silks,
BarcgeS, Tissues, Fine Lawn and Organdlc
Robes, Falcncics, Poplns, Challies, and
Dress Goods generally.
Notions, Trimmings, Hosiery. Fanelcer,
&c, Ladies' Caters, Boots and Shoes, a
good assortment, all At orig inal cost prices.
Mems Boots and Shoes; Chinawarc. Hard
ware, and a general assortment Of Groceries
and Teas.
This entire stock is To be disposed Of
II COST FOR TIE CASH.
And Buyers may rely npon this as an oppor-
tumity to purchase Goods generally at huch
less than the usual rates.
Call and examine the Stock, which is well
worthy an examination at least.
HENRY k. TORBERT. Assignee.
Torhert's OId Stand, next to Court House.
Eikton, April 20, lSGl-tf.
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Steam Dyeing and Securing
ESTABLISHMENT.
MRS T. w SMITH

III RS. Il. w. SM It'll,
No. %, 4. Fifth street. bctwcnn Market and Arch
PHILADELPHIA.
DlECE Goods of every description dyed to any
L oelor Ladies Wearing Apparel Of every dcs
eruption. dyed in the most fashionable and pcrma
ncnt colors and finished in asupcrior style Mcr
mo Cashmere and Grape Shawls. Table and Piano
Covers. Carpets, Rags. etc Secured Pongee and
Silk Dresses Re-Dyed all Colors, and warranted
equal TO new.
N. b -Gcntlemen's Clothes Cleaned Or Dyed
on reasonable terms.
The Passenger Railway Cars pass the door.
March 2, 1861 -1y