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BOOK-KEEPTNG.

Busiucss Writing, Counting-house Calculations, Po
litic4l Economy, Finance and Banking, Commercial
Law are the chief subjects of attention, but the in
structions in these interspersed with naNinis
and iuculcations tending TO the formation of high
character men and citizens.
Tie cOurse of instruction is intended to he as
comprehensive and thorough as that of any of the
Commercial Colleges while the expense to the stu
dent is much less.
LII. begs leave to refer those to whom he is
unknown to Geo W. Smith, Esq, to the officers
of the banks in Wheeling and Bridgeport
myS-6md&w
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NOTICE.

HEADQUARTERS 18TH REC. Va. Vol: lNT- t.>A'
WHEELING. Va, July -, lso2- }
TTNHE OFFICERS ON recruiting service ior ms hrl
iment, are lIecehy Ordered I" report 10 NV
oI,e IN resrscfi,-a address and success in r. ri'
ing. Their special attention is called {" 'eR',i
Order No 75." issued by the War bslErtmtnt, : ~.
s. ISG2 as strict compliance with all is pf'''
is confidently expected. .,,,,,,,.,,
First Lieutenant aud Adjutant CummanilnE'
iy24iw Twelfth Reg. Va. Vol lni'y. u,
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Imnortnnt to soldIers.

HEADq'ns FIRST CoRPs, ARMY OF Va.
SPERRYvILLE, VA, July %, '62.
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NOTED IT TPs1 Oh DOwN.-We have, heard 2
good story. told by sOn of Erin's Isle, which
is worth repeating:
Some two years ago there was quite a struggle
between two eertain prominent Democrats of
WeaVersviilf. AZ 10 which shouId go delecata.
TO the State Convention. The eyeHin. prior to
holding the County Con ycntiOn, Judge --and
Squire j each had ballots printed with The
names OF their friends upon them. The Judges
delegates were beaten. and before retiring he
consoled himself 10y loading his hat u ith bricks
Next morning, liz good season. acting upon the
principlr that 80 hair OF the doc il GOOD for the
bife,' Just Is he Was calling tor the dccoctiou
Billy dc Blarney stepped into tie saloon and
salnted the judge, Hhcn the following dialogue
ensued:
3. s.The top o. the mornin TO We. Judge. And
the murtherin thavCs bate last night intirrIy Y:
the curses o the world light OIL them ~
"Good morning, Billy. Yes. the Squire was
rather heavy But, say. Billy. L understand
you voted against me. How il that r'
BILLY MeBlarney voted acinSt We, The Iyiu-
spaipeens! BY me sowl. Judge, I'd rather have
me whisky stopped for 4 year than 10 do tliat
same thing
% hat ticket did you vote. Billy 30
And sure voted the ticket wild Yer hOnor's
name on the top oy it''
But, Billy: my name was last on the list
at the bottom"
This was rather n puzzler TO Billy: he
scratched his head for an instant. then suddenly
exclaimed:
:. Bad luck, and what Il fool am Irof-d nay
ficket upside dora ~
The Judge Immediately ordered an eva-oDqner
1or BILLY; he fairly beat him OH the examina
non--ITfHiiy CAD Journal.
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DR.. McLEAN'S UNIVERSAL PILLS,
FOR Liver COMPLAINT. BILLIoUsNEss

There has never been eafhsrfie medicine offered
to the p.blie that has gyen sreh ensire sassfaensn
Being entirely We getable they perfectly limo
cent and be taken by the most tender
secretions Acid or Impure, Feted Matter from the
Stomach. In fact they are the only Phh thai
should be used in malarious districts.
They produce no Gripping, Sickness or Pain in me
Stomach or Bowels, though very active snd search
tions of the Liver ana Kidneys. Who win suffer
from Billiousness, Headache and Foul stoIseA.
them constantly on hand; single dose, taken IN
season, may grsrent hours dsys and months a;ss 81
Pills, Take no other Being coated, they are
tsstelsss Price emily sssss Per soT and can -
]. II. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
Corner Third and Pine Sta. St. Louia.
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n.
Sscsrt5 ~ the Seals az the Ecoie dc PhaT acie he
Pans, aud the Imperial College Of Medicine Vienna
TRIESEMAR No. 49,.
Is the ef!ectu2l remedy for RELAXATION. SPER-
MAIQRkHUA AND EXHAUSTION OF THE
SYSTEM. -
TRIESEMAR No. 2,
completely and entirely certificates all traces of
those disorders for which Copaiya ana Cubebs have
20 morally beea thou ght antdote to the ruin of
the health OF q vast portion of the population.
TRIESEMAR No 3,
is The great and remedy of tire civilized world
for ali npur ties # the system. well secondary
symptoms, obyiating the destructive use of Mer.
curry, &c well as other deleterious Ingredients and
which all the Sarsa parilla in the world cannot
remove. TRIESEMAR Nos. l, 2 aud 3 are alike
devoid of taste or smell and OF all nauseat2g quail
tiles. They are in the form of a lozengc aud may
lie en the toilet table without their being sus
pected.
Sold in tin ca es at So each or four s. cases in
ore for 50. and in 81 cases, thus saving So as
administered by valp2an, Lallcisand, Roux, &c,
&c. Wholesale and retail by DR. H. A. BARROW,
1874. Blocker street, Gour doors from MacDougal
street, New York. Immediately on receipt of re-
mttanee, DIR. BARROW will forward Triesemar to any
part Gf the world, securely PACKED, and addressed
PuhIs he'd also by DR. BARROW that popular
and beautifully illustrated medical work, Human
Frailty. Price Is cents. Triesemar and Book can
be obtained by special authority from s. c FORD,
Washington, u. g. de l2-tr
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DIR. ]. II. McLEAN'S
STRENGTHENING CORDIAL
BLOOD PURIFIER.
THE GREATEST REMEDY IN THE WORLD
and the
MOST DELICIOUS AND DELIGHTFUL COR
DIAL EVER TAKENi


using McLEAN'S STRENGTHENING CORDIAL.
certify that AZ is absolutely infsliihle roaedy
rercyatins and invigoratiEg the shattered and dis
eased system purifying and enriching the Blood
ressoring The sick, suffering invalid to HEALTH
THERE Is NO MISTAKE ABOUT IT.
1t will cure Liver Complaint. Dyspepsia. Diar-
rhoa, Dysen.ery. Headache. Depression of Spirits
Fever and Ague. Inward Fever. Bad Breath. or any
oisease oil the Liver, Stomach or Bowels.
g. GenisiTGm,en, do you wish TO be Healthy.
81 Ladies', do you want the Bloom of Health TO,
mount TO your cheeks gain s-then 60 at once and
get neLEANS STRENGTHENING CORDIAL
AND BLOOD PURIFIER. Delay not nome ut ::
u Is warranted to give satisfaction. win cure any
ing. Oestructed Menstruation. Falling of the Womb,
Earrenness. or any disease arising from Chronic or
Nervous Debility. il is an infallible Remedy.
FOR CHILDREN.
DO you want your delicate. sickly yuuy ChildreR.
McLEANS STRENGTHENING CORDIAL, tsee.
the directions each bottle IL is delicious TO take.
~ One tablespoonful, taken every morning
fasting. is sure preventive against Chilis ana
Fever, Yellow Fever, Cholera or any prevailing
~ CAUTION .-Beware OF Druggists and Deal
ers who may try to palm upon you bottle of Btters
or Ssrsaparlls. (which they. can buy cheap by
saying il is just as good. There are even men base
enough to steal part Of my name to dub their rile
yillsinous compounded Ask for DR.. J. II. NcLeanh
Strengthening Cordial and Blood Purifier. Take
nothing else. 1t is the only remedy that Will
Purify your Blood thoroughly, and. At the sane
ton It 6 put up in Large Bottiss-SI per bette.
or SIX '0'' DR. iG = A. MCLEAN Sole Proprietor,
Corner Third and Pine SITS, st. Louis, No.
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DIR. j. n. MeLEAN'9 VOLCANIC OIL
LlNIMENT.
THE BEST EXTERNAL IN THE WORLD F01


Thousands Of human beings have been saye4 .
life of decrepitude and misery By the use Of this
instantaneously, and il will cleanse, purify and
heal the fculest Sore in an incredible seort time;
relieve the most inveterate cases or RheumAtism,
Geut, or Neuralgia. For Paralysis Contrseted
cles or Ligamcnts IL will fail. Two applicar
tions will cure Sore Throat Headache or Earache.
remedy Try it, and you will and il IN indis pensibie
remedy Keep il always on band -
Planters Farmere, any one having charge
horses win save money by using Mclean D Volcanic
Oil Liniment II il speedy and infsllible for
Wosnds, Scratches, or any external disease. Try
It. and you will be convinced, - =
81 Lous, No.
mssm c. srOrT, Agent, washinstsn, D. O.
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A CURE WARRANTED, ar 20 CHARGE, 7!
YpOA ONE TO TWO baYsi

the S.ansy. snl fl.sset is4oisntaiy 6i.eas5sss
Inc Heart, Low spsriis: rimidity Trmelinss. Dan.
Threat, Nose or ssis, xs.ciioas lions Of the Lesss,
s;nmsch or Bowels-:hsse terrible Disorders ar,snS
pesecs 81 xsss rcnSsr Hssa.ss
possible, and destroy both BODY and Mind.
E,peeialiy who have become the victims Of soll.ry
Vice. that dreadful and destructive hshjt Which
Yosrs :n q Tic ssa .ns
,,n' Intellect, who might ctherSise hsv. ent-need
crraked TO ecstscy the living Tyre. may call viii
fuil confidence.
MARRIED prns asasi or ysun. Me. e..,.m,
organic asSii.y a.io.miss, 2e, s,s ssis
lie who. places himself under the care Of Or. }.
n,ay rsagionsiy nonhde an his honor as sensie man
STficE fsS sfr f Fl; sf srSErr
doors from the corner Pail net TO observe nam.
and number. Letters must be paid and coutais
Dir. JOHNSTON. -. ri.
Member Of the Royal College or surgeens. London.
The United sse =, ts me IN
has hcen sreut w the hosritals az London Paris
the most enshins rurss that rcrr ever fnow9 :.
mary troubled with ringing in the head and ears
sudden sounds, bashfuiness with frrsa~nt Siashins
attended sometimes with arrangement Of mind,
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Young men and others who have injured them
selves ~ certain practice INDUCED In when alone
at school the effects OF which are nightly g. Zen
ippos,ihle; and destroys both mind and body.
TsS.s s. q ne sss .nsenehsly effect.
Of the Back ana Limbs. Pains in the HEAD Dianess
81 sighi Loss Of N.scnlar Power Pslpitatsn OF the
ent Of the Digestive s' Fane,o1s Ssnsy p.cf,
MESTsf q sss4ii a..
9r ddsss peprsssicn Of sgirits, Eyil foreboaings,
YERToUs bEBTIfrY.@ III Ts i sdia0 esn nov
losing Their yiyor,. becoming weak, pale, nervous
thu eres @ singular sppearsnee about
DISEASES OF IMPRUpENcB.
pleasure finds he has mhibed the seeds OF This r.ie
q Zoo Il s az III S
rom applying TO those who, from education and
into the lands ofignorant and gning pretenders
VINO. incapable OF curing. fleh his pecnnisry sub
long ~ the smaiert Zee cam ie ostained. and in
despair leave him with ruined health % sigh over
u shs the Of that
sympiGms Of ths terrible disease, such as Affection
with frishtfrl rnpidity: Till death puts rsr.od TO
his dreadful sGtieTings by sending him to that I'M
returns. NV
DR.. J0nNSTOSS REMEDY FOR ORGANIC
WEAKNESS sSs IMpOTRNCY
Is. thls great ann impSr;aS.: rrUe3y weakness nj
me organs are speedily cured and lula igor restored
nousands OF the most nervous and debilitaeed
lieved
All appointments to Marriage Physical or Mental
Loss Of Provocative Power Ner
vons lrritabiEty, Trembling. Weakness or Exhaus-
tion oil The most fearful Kind speedily cured
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS -
THE MANY THOUSANDS cured AT This In s<;fu.
ION within the last seventeen years. and the nu-
me rous Important Surgical opera lions performed
oy DIR. Johnston, witnessed by the reporters of
papers and many other persons, notices of which
have appeared again and again before the public
@esides has standing as a gentleman of character
afflicted. " m 10 -sms
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.

BALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAiLRoAD.
&fs g. 81 &C., - Co.
PASSENGER TRAINS FROM WASHINGTON.
On I'll Hf sf SSs saasss si TE ;,s ,'
WASHINGTON, BA9 SiisfSss AND rHs WEST
FIVE DAILY Tas 4Ss :, WV S %fsssllss'os AND
ON suspAy TSf SA sSg sF EE y - sA1r1nOHr
AND GSE TO rIiH WEST.
at oT MAKE s
and 0hi Railroad for al points West a. IoosJ rats
e,' P afT Fiji s and NEW roRk-L..v.
Fer #..h him IN st1.s..
FOR ALL POINTS WEST,
lesve Washington AZ "a a. m snd 5 p. NJ,
and en- SUNDAYS at p. "a.
TRAINS MOVING soUTH
Leave New York at Ia: m. Philadelphia ll.S,s
m, baltimore 3.f5 SD. m. Arrive 8; Washington So
Leave New York at p. M. Phlsdeiphi. r5o
? M, baltimore 49, s.-E. Arrive at Washington
Leave New York at II p. m q, fhilsd.lphis 3.gn
a m, Baltimore 49, a. m. Arrive Mt Washington
Local Accommodation Trains leave Baltimore at
20 n, and :; r p m, Tor Washington; arrive there
On Sundays st4. 81 and 40 a. m only from Balti-
No Annapolis connections on Sunday from Balti
more or Washington. -sr .|..
Passengers leaving Washington at 7 40 a. m and
6p m, aud Baltimore at z. R .; m, and 5. II m,
make connections at Washingtoh Junction RELAY
with Trn ms the baltimore snd Ohio Railroad for
all points West OF the Ohio River and Cor ali points
along the line OF the Baltimore and Ohio road, in
Maryland and Virginia.
Trains !enve annapolis for Baltimore and Wash
ington daily except Sundays, at 5s5 m and $40
.. .---...
Passenger Trains leaving Washington st 6 a. m,
a m n m md Nal ix.ar A nd , xa
q: m. and So p. ma, stop only At Annapolis and
Washington functions.
Way Passengers must take the Accommodation
Trains only. W. p. SMITH,
m Z-tf.r y'-.- Master Of Tram DO =. a.inu
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IMPAIRMENT CT sTATE
H wAShINGTOy, January25 1852.
The Secretary Of STATE viii hereafter receive Mem
bers Of Congress businr;s Saturdays, com.
mencing with Saturday the FIRST of next fienth
jan Tiff WILLIAM H. SEWARD
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Inc u ited states Economist estimates
that there is fully SI0N.Gl0sO NOR, srac;a in
the United States than there was two wears 400
~ Punch says the bitierest American drink
y the militia draught-whicIi is rs good = hin =
as Punch IL able TO saw 'i'''o
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PENNsYLvANIA CENTRAL E.ILik RsSa
D. O. -; ! go

PENNsYLvANIA CENTRAL HaILRS SaD
AH 9 -; - - 80
is A FIRST -c sTiss Il sS srGifss'ions'
STONE PRE kfP,. SAFETY iy AND coMFoRTI
FROM BALTIMORE I
rn THREE PITY T TBA Ff41 EReM
CLOSE coSN TS + tHss R &Fk HHSRRrsBURs
NORTHERN ES'S c i5sihs sn IL RAILROAD,
THE GREAT c !IaiHfBS ROUTE
WASHINGTON , AID BALTIMORE
WEST, NORTHWEST, AND SOUTHWEST.
~. For Through Tickets apply at the Offices of
TIE Northern Central Railroad Company northeast
SSrnsf OF pennsyIyahia Avenue and Sixth street,
SPLENDID SLEEPING CARS ON ALL NIGHT
SMOKING SALOON CARS ON ALL TRAINS.
FROM WASHINGTON.
rasscn gers NIL take the a. N. and m trains
where close conncnnes are ,aasc r ana rs 9o p
Northern Central Railroad, and arrive in Harris
WITH the s sne hsrs Rg
ROAD Tor all parts Of the West.
FREIGHTs
BY this route Frcigh.s of all descriptions can be
f1rGEiSed to and from any point on the Railroads
Iowa, or Missouri. By Railroad direct.
The Pennsylvania Central Ralrsad also connects
20 flttsburg with Steamers, by which Goods can
be forwarded to sny port the Ohio, Maskin gum
Kentucky, Tennes see, Cumberland, Illinois, Mssis-
sippi; W isconsin. Missouri Kansas Arkansas and
Red Rivers; and at Cleveisui, Sandusky and Chi.
cago with steamers to all Northwes stern Lakes. -.
tation of their Freight to this Cosipany can rely
will! confidence on its speedy transit
TIE HATES OF FREIGHT to and from any point
IL the West, by the Pennsylvania Central Railroad
gre az az ttnts as fdrorabie charged BY otAa
Hai!rocd Companies.
~ ~ BE particular TO mark packages 'yia Penna.
MAGRAw & KOoNs. Freight Agents.
No. 90 North street. Baltimore,
kNoCH LEWIS, Gent Sn perintenient Altoona Pa
L. l.; HOuP TT. Gent Ticket Agent, Philadelphia
Al II HOUSTON, General Freight Agent, Phila-
HeIpala. ian 4-ly.r
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FIGHTING MADE .EAsY-By Col. Jsoe, Lon.
Il don 81 cents,
Camp and Msreh-By Capt. Grafton 70 cents.
Napofeons Maxims of War; 81 csuts,
Mahanf Out Post Dxty; Is cents,
Lendys Aaxims Of War; IS cents.
Champagne, Paris 81 Is,
aaEenda . d ,ttst Major, Paris 81 ,,.u...
81 cent?,
Familiar Leesures-By . Field oaesr, London
General loven On 0utpcsts, Parols, &e.; q cents,
lie Service de l1nfanseyie LooePe en- AmpASne
Paris; rs cents.
etrsteeemes Nilitafiss ct sussss De ausrre, Psssa
eli FRAHcK TAYLOR.
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DAssEs ON THE POTOMAC.

On and after the 18th instant day of September,
passes win be required from all vessels beats, &c,
navigating the Potomac river These will be issued
By the Cosnaanding Officer of the Flotiila, and may
be obtained from the naval vessels stationed at
Alexandra or at the mouth of the river
GIDEON WELLES
Secretary OF the Navy.
NAVY DEPARTMENT, :
FRerfeunber II. 1872 fRep Int 80 IN
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DEPOT QpARTEEIAsTER's OFFICE.
(,lr,,Er oil Sth nIIL

DtfOf Nc OFFICE,
wAsHxcrQs. 5, a. a. s ssa S%S s,f s3a
sEAIEP PRoPes1s for the delivery of t5.ogo) are
be received at this oficc until Wednesday the list
Grst dry Of October, at y, twelve O'Clock H.
The wood 10 be hsri. sound and merchs nts BILE
four feet long, and split to the ordinary size of
The wood 20 be delivered in tho city of Washing
ton RI sach points the Depot she
Gnt Gorde eassrs 80 aonr feet high delivery
measured, and Inspected
the GoyeTnment to inspect and measure the Wool.
and such as does not conform TO the above speci6-
All to he delivered or before the (Is) first day
CT December 1852.
Payment to be made upon the com pletion of the
whole contract.
The full name and Post Office address of the bid
DER must appear in the proposal.
Ha bid is made in the name ofa Grm, the names
considered as the individual proposal of the party
Proposals from diSiopol po,,;sS ,c;u no, h. ,,,
eTed. AND AN OATH OF ALLEGIANCE MUST ACCOMPANY
Proposals must bc addressed TO Col. D. II. RUCK
ER, Quarterma>tcr [. :. Army, Mashin gton. D. C.
and must be plainly marked Proposals for Wood :"
GUARANTEE
The responsibility of the s;larantors mast he
shown by the official certificate of the Clerk of the
nearest District Court or OF the United States Dis
The, ability of the bidder to fill the contract,
should it be awarded to him, must be guaranteed
by two responsible persons. whose signatures must
be appended to the guarantee.
are opened, their proposals viii not be consid-
cred
Bonds in the sum Of ten Thousand dollars signed
by the contractor and both of his guaran:ors will
be required OF the successful bidder upon signing
the contract
As tle bond must sceOmpAn ny the contract il will
be necessary for the bidders have their holSr
with then or to have bonds signed i'll anticipIti0n
and ready 10 be produced when the contract j,
signed. Blanks for bonds be procured upnn
ter or by telegraph
FORM OF GUARANTEE
We, -, of the county of - and State of
-, and -, of the county of = aud State
of F.. do hereby guarantee that is able to
ful6 contract in accordance with the tcras of his
proposition. and that. should his propDstiou b.,
accepted. he Will ST once enter into a contract il.
accordance Herewith
Should the contract be awarded him we are pra-
pared 10 become his securities
Ito this guarantee must lie appended the official
certi cate above mentioned
Tie Depot QuarternIaster reserves to himself the
rig ~ 10 reject any or all bids that he deem too
high. ID IL RUCK
Sc 22-dtSth Colonel and Qu3rteraaster.
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THE EVENING STAR.
PRENTICEANA.

Ua,oleon guve as a reason for his always
beat,ng the Austrians that "taey dNih know
tie Waite OF hall ga hour Oar generals May
not need tn. b~n.ht OF the remark, hut IL can
tio them no HARM
AReS4l corr spondsnr proposes a wager that
the rebellion will not he put down in "a wear
The only III wager IN the case IS tire wager OF
baffle. o.
An article upon thOs" who volunteer for t;f.-ir
eotIntrys defence and those who refuse, might
well be headed Persons and tiia-s.''
We dont believe the nigSrr " onld fight very
well, but politicians have found that h. il
hrsf-rate animal 10 light about.
Great Britain i suffering terribly fro:n Inc
eonseqnences of our rebellion. Sac was glad
that broke out. Let her suffer I'LL she j. sorry
1t fused TO b. thought that a dra Fl eaye people
colds. Now the barr thought Of sucfi thing
gives some folks agues.
Adam johnson, the guerilla lr-a.,er in Tho
bower part of our State. doesn't seem 10 get
along well. Adam isn't the first man in the
world.
wethink that the Federal authori,irs, when
they can arrest rrbels, should sire bonds.
Since Illinois poured forth her myriads 50
Riorionsly for the support " the Union cause,
her sobriquet has brcn changed by grarTai con-
sen: from the Sucker state 10 the SBceor Stat.
Therattle of the drum is heard continually
around onr city To the rebels, il they invade
rs, 1t Will probably BE- a death-rattle-
Gen. Lee proposed a bet of n hundred dol
lars 20 ten the other dav, that i'm one week he
would dine in Washington We accept the
wager, General. but, when we shall have WON
IT don't. thipk To put Us of with any of your
Confederate trash. -.s ~. r.
- A Gen. Anderson OF Baltimore talked trra-
son. private soldier knocked him down.
It's well that reasonable word should &C.
win freole galNanc power upon the fieXors
and rNiensors of patriotic right arms.
Lieut.. Col. Nixon, of Kirby Smiths Division.
has just sent uS his high regards. Nix. We
wave you oar thanks-oyer our left shonld;,r
Nix. you sill threaten TO swallow th. Louis
Vile Journal 1t won't agree with you.
II Humphrey Marshall invades Kentucky.
he had better, in every battle, get behind n hill,
or mountain, so that our sharpshooters may
not get sight of him. .'.....' .... =
b 81 The rebel forces made an iucurson into Mary
land 10 get something TO eat. And Mcclellan
has given them belly full.
wherever Mersan's guerillas go. tho rebels
get relieved in their feelings. and the Union
mon in their purses.
In the battles between Washington and Rich
rnond, the gallant Sickles reapcd harvest OF
death.
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For Weakness arising from Excuses. Habits of
Dissipstion Early Indiscretion Abuse,
ATTEHBED WITH THE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS.
lndspos:tion to Exertion, Less of Power. .'
Loss oi Memory, Difficulty of Breathing,
Weak Nerves, ==z.z-zsz-sTremb lfrrs-.==--l---s'
Horror ssf Disease, - sWakefuiness,
D,nncss of Vision, Pain in the Back
Unive~as Lsssitude Of the Muscular System.
NOT han"s, Flushing Of the body,
DryneSs OF the skin, Eruptions of the Face