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THE PILGRIMS. BY JOHN G. SAXR.

Good friends, here assembled in pleasant array To honor the birth of that glorious day When the Mayfosoer, slowing in cabin and holG More burthen by far than her register told, "A heavier cargo and far richer freight Than was e'er underwritten in Wall street 0,
 State,) Gave forth from her bosom the Puritan flock And set them safe down on that notable rock Which still, in despite of all worldly mutation Is Religions fast anchor and Freedoms founda
 tion(-) Good friends, pray allow me, true Yankee
 blade As e'er whittled," or "guessed," or offered te
 "trade." A moment to speak, in my free rhyming way, Of the glorious Pilgrims we honor to-day. Imprimis-they held as the cheapest of things Those human inventions called "nobles" and And r.etonca Beacon themselves had .p:
 pointed Much greater than one whom the Pope had an
 nointed; Thought Satan, than surplices purer and winter, And c mite of Gods grace of more might than a If their faces were long, their endurance was
 longer; With prejudice strong, they had principle
 stronger. H scoWl on tnelf Weatnef-Worn loceneaQS mlght
 turk, Remember their labor want holiday work They might we'll be allowed an occasional frown Who brought Freedom up and the wilderness solemn demeanor was surely their right. Who had Nature, and Satan and Indians to fight. That the men had their faults, there's not the
 least doubt; But let Vigilance carefully search them all out, And let Prejudice double the igures-and then You still have remaining such models of men As the world never saw, and will ne'er be again! Let their enemies dwell on their faults as they
 may, Be it ours to remember their virtues to day, Let us never forget how they suffered and wrought, For freedom of conscience, and freedom of
 thought; Let us never forget they toiled for the prize, Which now, our own heritage, gladdens our eyes, Where'er we behold meeting house. spire, An academy done, or factory fire; Wherever true Progress, in matter or mind, Leaves Indolence stupidly garing behind While she drives through the earth her imperial
 team, Der pathways of iron. with horses of steam; And long ere you hear her chariots humming, Bids the lightning proclaim, "Clear the track :!
 she is coming!' There, sec, up aloft, with his hand on the rein. There's solemn old Puritan guiding the train :! Forgive him his faults, like generous man, Then rival his goodness and strength-if you
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GOD SAVE JOHN BULL.

BY RICHARD GRANT WHITE. Air" God Sare the King" God save mo. great John Bull. Long keep my pocket fun!
 God save John Bull! Ever victorious, Naughty, vain-glorious, Snobbish, censorious, God save John Bull! o Lords, our gods arise! "Tax" all our enemies,
 Make tariffs fall! Gonfound French politics, Frustrate all Russian tricks, Get Yankees in fix.
 God curse them all. Thy choicest gifts in store On me, me only pour,
 Me, great John Bull! Maintain oppressive laws, Frown down the poor mans cause, So sing, with heart and voice,
 l, great John Bull!
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-01-23
Dentistry.

DR. E. w. BLAKE, WOULD CALL THE lV attention of his patrons to his superior mode uf filling Teeth with pure goid' wn'ch reh, dsrs further decay next to impossible. He would also ask them to look at his superior Single Gum Teeth also to his Premium Continuous Gum Teeth the best in use.
 The strictest attention given, as usual, to the careful yet Expeditions Extraction sf Teeth with Q: without the use of Chloroform, Ether and other bsnumbing agents.
 Business hours from 8o'clock, A. M. to6 O clock F. N. Office in the first building south of the M lnsion House, (up stairs.9
 Sixteen years in the business-Thirteen in Litchfeid, Conn.
 Ltchield. January 1, 1861.
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A STARTLING ASTRONOMICAL DISCOVERY The forthcoming number of the American Jour. nal of Science and Arts contains the record of . very remarkable discovery which has been made by eminent astronomers during the past year. This discovery establishes the new and startling feature of the solar system, that there is at least one ring of. meteoric formations, surrounding the sun, which has regular formation. The re- currence of the meteoric display in August ipf each year, is explained by the fact that the earth passes at that time, through the ring, and the contact of its formations with our atmosphere renders them, visible in combustion.
 An article of Professor Newton in the Journal is specially valuable and interesting, as present ing the fact that the inclination of the ring to the ecliptic has been measured, and 90 far fixed known annual occurrence, cannot belong to the same ring. Whether other rings exist or not, remains to be shown, but this for the present may be regarded as ascertained, that meteoric ring, with an inclination of 84 degrees to 96 dc grees to the ecliptic, and with periodic time of 28l days, actually forms an important part oi the solar system, and the world passes through this ring annually in August, andi is several days in passing from side to side so that its thickness is five to ten millions of miles.
 Nearly every one knows that meteors or shoot Ing stars, as they are OIten cailed, are annually visible in great quantities during the month of August, on certain nights. On any one of those nights two or three persons, watching the sly, may count from. one to two hundred of-them h an hour or two. It may now be taken a an as certained fact in astronomy, that these metsors, which consist of various minerals, are . few, oui of many millions, which are located in a grea ring, that surrounds the sun, and is as regular il its revolution as the earth or any planet. Prof Newton taking one mornings observation, makei rough calculation that there are more thar 800 900 ,00O, 100000 of these bodies in the ring Thus it would seem that the track of formel orb of the solar system, years ago, rent by soms terrific convulsion to fragments, has been discov credits very orbit having been changed so thsl our own planet passes through it. And thns vision is given of that Omnipotencs exerted fol destruction, which heretofore we have looked u! on only in its creative activity. A ghmPse, may be, is given of the future of other oros s tls' . now roll in ether, utteripg the music ol tne { spheres" Why may not the astronoMes, as as ! has heretofore been discovering new planets snc svs,sms. bereafter turn his telescope to reveal shs , rn;n. of others, whose fires have long sincs
 hn,asd s~ iow. and whose history and observation
 .y;il bslono to new department in astsonomics'
 sn;aance~the a archaeology of the starsf
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Paints, and Oil.
tf.5

A IL kinds of PAINTS. dry and ground in 1A 0il-yarnishes, Turpentine. Hlnseed OIL Faint Brushes, Ac.-msy be found at the Old stand. First Door North of the Bank.
 e% Particular attention paid to mixing and preparing Paints for those who wish to do their 0wm fainting. WILLIAM RESELL.
 Atchfeld, March 18th, 1881. tf.4s
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RELIGIOUS MArrERs.-Coming from the pul pit after heavy doctrinal sermon, one of oul popular ministers on-strest said to his ia vorite deacon:
 "Deacon. I'm very, very tired"
 Indeed r' replied the irrevierent deacon " then you'll know how to pity ms."
 "An honest man is the noblest work of God, e: Enthusiastically exclaimed hard shell Baptist and then, after pause, he added, {" but then the Lord hasn't had job in this world for fifty years"
 A German gentleman wrote an obituary or the death of his wife, which the following is copy:
 Eff mine vife, hat lived until next Friday. sh, would have been dead shust two weeks. Moth is possible init de Almighty. Shust as de tre' falls so must it stand"
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A letter to the Cincinnati Gazette, written from Nelson's division in Kentucky, contains this passage:
 .I recently had the pleasure of meeting . Union man, or refugee, from Nashville. He is . thorough southerner in all things, but un- swerving in his devotion to the Union. You northern men, said he, 'have fallen into fatal error. You hope to conquer the insurgents by ooneiliatory course You are simply sacrifc- ing the lives and property of your southern friends. The south will serupls at no means to accomplish their end Msa them with their own weapohs-fre and xxnrd.=lsnd sws them into obsdience to tha-asMs Notsone of them disavoss the fact that this is . rebellion insti- tuted for the purpose of overthrewink our gov ernment. For the accomplishm66t 1E that end they will pour out their blood li1lsster. Let them but succeed, and their arrogsace will know no bounds. The veriest serf in Europe might then. pity you northern men. Yopr moderation but prolongs thestsuggle and lesssns your ohaat css of success"
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A Mrs. Ingersoll, who went to Charleston re- cently, by way of Fortress Monroe, to take some clothing to her son, who is prisoner, and dona- tions to others from Michigan who are confined there, publishes a card in the Detroit Free Press stating that she was everywhere treated with the greatest kindness and consideration. Gen. Ripley alone displayed rudeness toward her.
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asuppose, Julius dat great Dusap'ga,aiiuro iar ~ like Massa Hermann-should cns a's Sg fri;us M et two balls in his knob, or go nang. osa,
 say would the widder peromh h = Sa 1sfs NiSh. S for her man or. as in de cass oS at o onca | r.
 '1s' aTo %o dat ar should gay, ask de Boston Post
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NEVER GIVE UP.

Never give up! Though the graps-shot may rattle,
 Or the full thunder-oloud over you burst, Stand like . rock, and the storm and the
 battle
 Little shall harm you, though doing their
 worst. Never give up! If adversity presses. Providence wisely has mingled the cup; And the best counsel in all our distresses In the stout watch-word of-" Never give
 upi"
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C. s. Whaplcs,

HD EPAIRER OF CARRIAGES AND WAGONS uO of all kinds. at the old shop of Vim. Rogers in West street. Particular attention paid to rv- p.inting and trimming. Also, new work made to rler in the shortest possible time and at the cheapest rates for the ready rhino.
 Give me call. 2-H
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-01-23

Gen. Shields has fallen into his old habit of getting into quarrels. Senator McDougall of California having stated that Shields expressed to him year ago his approval of the secession of the southern states. and his opinion that they were justified in it. Shields denies it, and calls McDougall liar. &c. Shields name is before the Senate for confirmation as brigadier.
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Which is all at present.

@ Mir. Russell the correspondent of the London
 Tsu,ss it is said will return to England early in Febuary. He complains of ill health. and of bad treatment at the hands of some of our peo- rst;aa .s taaY fssi at the recat editorial articles Ii6tas ThinaHsf ahnziye of the United States.
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sT. JULIEN SALOON

n s selling Raw, Roasted and Stewed OYSTERS, Keg do.-Norwalk Planting-seryed up to suit.-fs also selling Sweet Potatoes, Shell Oys. ters, ctioneries-Mince. Apple and Custard Pies, Cakes, Cheese, &c.-Also, Roast and broii- ed .:hickens. The only Beverage Beer and Ci. der. He respectfully solicits the trade:
 fsys Harrington Crackers, at wholesale and re-
 s. A. WHEELER. Litch6eid, Sept. 17th, 1861. u'ZZ
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Bi~laOD & Se(lywick.

O Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hardware Crockery. Groceries, &c.,, &c, West Street, Ltch field. Conn.
 c. D. BISHOP. T. sEDGwIcK.
 4S-lv
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David c. Buckley.

nEALER IN HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE OF D all kinds and prices. chairs, Tables Bu- reAus. Bedsteads and Cofins. Also Picture Frames Toilet Stands aud Sofas made and sold with neatness, elegance and dispatch.
 Wasehease. West St.. Litchfeld. Conn. 1y39
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Ira Aidsidge, the derkey trsgedisn. iz,or ming with much success in the citiee an4 4EE11 of Russia. His psfsonatipp e 0thelq t A4ess
 Cd 60 affected the audispep nat st the ep& eS
 tha third act they rose s1 MneS6 snd tbe J1diss
 ~ept and waved their hapdkerehlels.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-01-23

Hon Geo. S. Hillard, in the course of g re- cent lecture at Roxbury. Mass, deplored the ab- sense of great men in these days, from the man. agenent of public affairs when one of the aua'' ence suggested Gov. Andrew as an ezcep.,on. The fellow was hissed for bis discourteous con- S,srk
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Chas. HOtclikiss & son,
CONN.

WOLCOTTViLLE, CONN.,, UNRACTICAL ARCHITECTS AND BUILD.
 ERS, Manufacturers ot Sash, Doors, Bin ls Mouldings, &c.,, And Dealers in Lumber of all kinds.
 Aa- Saving and Flaming done at short notice March {. 1881. tf46
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A captain, lately railroad conductor.. yss
 drilling s squad, and while marching them by dank, turned to spesk to friend tor momgnk On looking again toward his squad. DO ssv sssy In his hurry to halt them, he shoutsd out.~ {" Down brakes! Down brakes tss
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Wm. H. Branl;,ll,

m EALER IN FOREIGN AND STAPLE DRY lV Gvods. Groceries, CrOckery, Glass Ware aud Yankee Notions, No. West Street. list door west of the Court House, Litchfeld, Conu.
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CHARLES kIRCHBERGER, loot and shoe Maker.

& D and at the shortest notice.
 Mems, Women's and Childrcn'a Boots, Shoes, Siippsrs, Gaiters and Brogans.
 G8r Give him d call, and try them on.
 Litchtirld. July a0th, le6l tf-I3
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Among the '.Wants" published in the Rich mord Dispatch are several for substitutes to serve in the army. A liberal bonus is offered one of $65 or more,
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EooKE

A RE very cheap at the Ltchfeld Book and A Stationery Store. They vary in price from 20 to 50 Der cent of Now is the time to make 6 good investment. Buy good Book, and gel your moneys worth.
 May 22d. 1861 tf.5
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The funeral obsequies of the lameutsd Gen Baker took placs in San Francisco e4 the Il inst.
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AiubrOtypes! AmbrO!ypcs !!

TuVlIEsE POPULAR PICTURES ARE TAKEN
 with great success, aud ut tritihg ex JiJDp'sGALLERY, No. 2 South street.
 Litchfeld. Oct. 4 1860. "A
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RMANUFACrURER OF CORN SELLERS lNA churns. Safety Tug Irons, &c., Morris
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Mansion House
Robert M. Treat, |,

G SPENCER. PROPRIETOR, LrrCHFIELD Ss Conn. 32.
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George A. HickOx, A TrORNEY AT LAW. OFFICE IN EAST A Street. directly opposite the Congregational Church. Litchfcld. Conn.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY
James Humphrey. Jr

James Humphrey, Jr. DLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTER
 aa.l Publisher of THR LrcnFIEED ENQUIRER Job Printing of all descriptions neatly and promptly executed. Legal Blanks of the various kinis. always on hand Office In Bishop & Sedg- wick ( Building. West Street.
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E. W. Seymour.

q TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, "A Litchf i'd. Conn
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q. HI. HOlIlstef.

q TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, -HA iitchheli. Conn. Office in the Seymour Baiiding tap stairs, South Street. 52
 Charles B. Andre ws,
 A TTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW. Kent. A Cuun. ly-N
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George M. Woodruff,

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, A and Commissioner of Deeds for the State of New York. Litchield. Conn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-05

on fire in the lower room was tar and that they hat
great difficulty in suppressirg the flames. They
were violently assaulted with stones while thu
eogaged, and if they had not succeeded, and the
flames bad spread, those who had taken refuge uI
stairs must have peris led.
The names Of those arrested, in addition TO those
above stated, as follows: Michael Meagher,
WIN. Morris, John Long, Richard Baylis, Thomas
Clark, Josepb Flood, Elias +. Weidcr. Iney were
all commit ed for hearing.
Those employed in Lorilards factory escaped
and went home as they became aware that
there would be trouble.
1t appears that there were symptoms Of riot on
Saturday last. but no precautions were taken to
prevent such demonstration as took place yester.
day.
All was quiet last evening. 1t was not probable
Il at any more disturbance will take place.
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An Immediate Draft Of 800, 600 Militia.
Order Respecting the 100000 Volunteers.
The Deficiency After 18th Inst. to be
Made Up by Drafting.
MERIT0EICUS SOLDIERS TO BE PROMOTED.
WAsHfYGTos, Monday. Aug.

NAsHiNGTos Monday Aug. = lbtA
The following order, calling for Militia from
the several States, has just been Issued:
WAR DEPARTMENT. WASHINGTON. d. C., Aug 4. 1862
Ordered first: That n draft of 300, 900
militia be immediately called into the service
OF the Uui'el States, TO serve for nine months,
unless sooner discharged. The Secretary o!
War will assign the quotas 10 the States add
establish regulations for the draft.
Soc2rd: That If any State shall no, By the
18th Of August furnish its quota OF the add
tional SOC, 900 volunteers authorized by law, the
deficiency Of volunteers in that State Will also
be made mp by n special draft from the militia.
TIE Secretary Of War Will establish regulations
for this prrposr.
1Eid: Regulations vii be prepared by The
War Department and presented to tie pici'-
Ccut, with the object OF securing the promotion
OF officers of the aruy and volunteers for
mer.torious aud distinguished services, and Of
preventing the nomination and appointment 10
The military service Of incompetent or IN
worthy officers. The regulations will also pro-
vide for Kidding the service of such ipcom-
petent persons as now hold commissions.
By oiGes Of tie Prc..de't
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ulllltarp Notices.

A Meeting will be held on WEDNESDAY, tte 9th Of
Ausu at oclock at the Newlork Produce E1ehsngr, to
hear tho Of he Committee appointed az previous msst
ing and siop further to eaTy out the oeect 81
that mee The sending OF recruits Immediately 10 the
seat OF war ...u ,,oo,,on,,
Zen 4. y. MGAGHER. STEWART L. WOoDFORD,
and other dtoguished speakers will edd ess the ue.tns
An Adjourned Meeting wi, be held THIS EVEN
M AZ 'ciok in tne LeclureRoon OF the Thirteenth
81 se, Presbyesn Church tDr Bucha'd Of sgen as re
Interested IN forming Company in which those eniistns
age. to he prevalent vices OF pfoisn
IN in,emperance gambling, &C. The OK has been IN
..i nnSsr ono. r,air, circumstances Captain HOW
LAND viii be In ae.dsnce give such Information ss rsy
be- desired Addresses by several eminent speakers may DO
exp.cted
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Miss CAMrRoss EYTERrAiNMtsTs'-hlSS haiy
Ao,cs Cameron Announces Il series OF puior enrr,
,alnnents, the proceeds Of which are to Do appne"
% tho rolief Of alex and wounded soldiers. Inc
s., Of these III take place next Saturday evening,
nj Staten Island, and Others will follow NJ cas-" -
the principal Summer resorts In 'h,' p"'' u ".
countrv. The advertisement elsewhere eAPi"i"'
h.r nurposs more circumstantially.
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The Tax Bill,

The Tax bill, .u.
NOW READY in a pamphlet Of 8. pages on hne, wnns
paper Beside the bill which Is word for word 10 acco1su
with original text append TO an ia the
pituation OF every article TO be taxed by the Ia"
amount of the tax to be levied thereon Ihn ie"oe"
complete aud convenient a. 1t Is possible 20 Is
PIics cents. postpaid; ~ per 100 Il cent oy shPVk
Der lgQ II BIZ mail address The knlouNS' ''"
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5perlal Notlles.
sixteenth Ward

sixteenth Ward Republican AssOciatiOn.-Ths
Rs,nlar Noutny M.eti viii be held Headqusrter
No as stray on TUESDAY EVENING. Aug 5 1862 a,
oclock Amendments to the Consultation will be scted
upon WILLIAM OhAoN, ife'1e""
T. {. P.nxn' secre,.rie.
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Dnslness Notlres.
Oiice Of the
MUTUAL LIFE assurances COMPANY or NEW YORK.
no. 81 Broadway,

I
Oaic. Of the
Mutual LIFE IssURAScx COMPANY OF NEw.YoRx,
no. 81 Broadway,
New-York July 90 1862
All policy holders in the above Company Wit
ay volunteer response the cal Of the President of III
United .ages for 300 900 men, may be drafted int
scrce shoud that mode OF obtaining recruits be rosorte
o are hereby that WAR PERMITS win be issued
them on the same terms who entered The sersic
in i1G1.
Full particulars and explanations be obtained sppli
cation the principal Office, above, from any Of the
Con pany's .cogpized agents.
FREDERICK 5. WINSTON President.
I.AAc ABnATT, Secretary.
MCCLELLAN lNsID2 AND OUT.
see WnKIs' SPIEiT.
WCCtELLis inside AsD OUT.
Sc. WILKES Spirit
MCCLELLAN lSsIDE AND CUr.
see MlLTR-' SPikfr
ncCLHLtAS INSIDE ND orr.
see iLnEs Spirit.
McLlEI.As IssI x AND OUT.
See WD.sEs' SPLIT.
READER, yOu Can nave an enduring. always
really anf reliable Com s exactly adapted your
ard style u writing which viii do your writing yastychesp
er than Steel Pens II YOU wan 1.-THE Pen is Mehti.r
than the Sword" IN another cOiumn.
PEARL NOTIFIED SOAP Is THE BEST
sne NOS, sconoms Tor landry and aniy use being per
culhy .iapied or fl 1nels and all kinds Of wooden goods
Manu- actured and safe by F.. MoEoASs soas No. I'll
Wa.hirg,on st. and 80. 80 we-;-st
Also FAMILY, PALP sud No. Sosp-
TBuSsEs. MARSH s. Co.'S Radical Cure
TRrss Oice No Veseys (uuier As,or Housel opposite
he 81 No whatsoever wiz -ny oiher Truss
Ofc- Of sane 4 female attends ladies'
Ar JEfFiEs', No. J73 Broadway, Ladies
RArzoRA md Plastic GsTERs Boy, sld Youh' Cali BAL
noRAL bOOrs Cents Fine SHOEs CATERS sud SLIPPERS,
al In great VARIETY, at low prices. JfFFF 37j Broadway
GR pyER Il BAKERS celebrated NOlseless
be superior to oil others,
No tej Broadway. NevN0rk.
BARRY's TRICOPHFROUs is the best and cheap
dressing identifying curing cleaning presey-
aud restoring he ha'r Ladies H. SOidby al dugzst
COMFORT AND CURE FOR TIE RCPT URED.-
Sent free .ny afflicted with tup>ue hernia address
tor No. 12s .,ew-l ofk Post Office.
WHEELER Il WILSON MANUFACTURING
CoxraNY-Sewi1g Machine. with mpor;sn, Improvements
Otiio. NO. 51J Broadway.
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READER, you Can nave an enduring. always
really AMI reliable GorD rr exactly adapted to your hand
and style writing which will do your writing yastycheap'
than Steel Pens II YOU want "lhe Pen ia Mieher
than the syy nd" IN another roiumn.
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AFFAIRS AT SPERRTVlllE.
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MARBLE Il.

WrSTER- MEEZES-On Saturdsy, August =. by the Rev
@ 3 1t JOHN Ar. jacob Winter 70 Mss Mary Menzes all
OF this city.
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Importan mt (:

Ar .,.. for Soldiers under Gen Mech nsn Ut Hsrsons'
Landing .@ Sths; 1Ss0n s1ap eaa b. sent y
only half rates
o,,iifia Exemption.-AkdAvt Is Of exemption from
mi. duty a, ce%gi.ts To the Tor prescribed BY .. %.y
be had Of A. w kENNEpf Not .ry aud Commissioned Ne
is Bowery Trades usn's Insur~ .ce 0fce
military Exec pta can b. their certificates drawn s
before the subscribe' None exempt wnous 'nS
affidavit which must DC mao and filed by August Is
CHARLES WaTTLETON, Notary fnonc
NJ. Ill Broadway (Tyintsy bahaaass
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GIN. SHIELDS STILL ANXIOUS TO FIGHT
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Blac ksmiths aud Buslers Wanted TO a Cav.
airy ReGiment Now In the F.eld.-M ali ied. 10 good
HORSE. sHOERS aud 10 BUGLERS, for SEQ rs 800 u
Volunteer Cavalry In service In an around Washington
The regiment is spendidy mounted. an fuzzy equpPea
Bounty subsistence &C. furnished For arth nfor
apply to Capt FIREMAN ORNE. Recruiting Orcer' r -
New Bowery, No la7 Gresuwiehs' AID 71sns NO. '"'
Hall Park