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From Snn FrnncI.co.

Saa Francisco; Jan 21,-The weather ia still
rainy. Money IL still universally ught' The 81 te
81 ~ uf tie city " Sacramento still under water.
The last inundation, however, caused little damage
H. houses there.
san Francisco, Jan. 92.-Thc rainy weather oon.
tuues, Members Of the Legislature nj Sacramento
pax 10 aud from tue capitol building in small hlats.
A pr position h al inurn the session 90 San Fran.
cisco was debated yesterday, aud probably passed
finally tits evening.
The steamer St. Louis sailed yesterday f,r Pana-
ma, with 90 possGugers and SSi3oOO in treasure %
which 5000 90 Is for New YORK. Sailed today ship
DusLiug Wave, for New York
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Twenty-Five Rebels Killed.
Exciting Senate Debate.
Mcclellan ASSailCd in the House
From Rortrss. Monroe

FORTRESS MONROE, jar. Is, ria Bli'imor,, Jan. -
The only incident Of news yesterday was the ,rii
val Of a boat containing fifteen full grove ooutra.
bands nom Norfolk.
They report th,, the Merrimao wrs noaiel out %
tie dry dock on Saturday and wa. o. maze hel
trial tip Oh sunday. She mounted lo-iuDh rifle
y.unnng, and tie people were lumisnt "a 'ha l.,
Let'crs rom PJrt Royal indicate al early a,tsc'
IN savannah by General sherman aud Coa.r dor,
Duuyut
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The War Power.

Tho passage OF a bill by tno Senate, on Tues
day, authorizing the President to take posses
sion Of railroads and s'osraphs in the robellous
states, lod to an interesting discussion of tho
question whether the war power is with Con
sress OF the Execute o. Messrs. WADE and
TKUMBULL claim cd thSt Con, ress, as the rep-
r,sentAtive Of the people, had tho entire power,
and might disband the army tomorrow. Con.
gress, Mr. TRrNErLL said, - the ri GIT 20 arm
tho army with wooden swords. Congress might
pass y law requiring tho President to hang or
shoct every prisoner taken. Such things would
10 unWise, but Congress has tho po ser asd il
was moi trous id "a that tho war power was
vested ia the Executive, against which tLay
wanted 60 enter protest.
NJ. CowAN, on The contrary, co lteudoi that
the power oi COngIo 10 l,cNe war, dill no.
give il the power Of the Commander ir-C hiof
tho declaration Of wT conCyrrias on the Prosi.
cent AL power necessary 10 accomplish the o.
jet desired. Tho subject is "a interesting o1o
and IL Is wen tha' COrgos' should guard with
JEALOUSY II Iish'tu| prero ,itiyas, whilo show
ing, as in this case, oiapoition % sustain tho
PRESIDE h tho !. most N prosecuting the va,
with vihor su1 thi.i,uy.
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In the debate on the army hill in the House
Ct Represent lives yesterday Mr.. GuRLEY, Of
ORIG, made a stropg appesl fcr moro active op,.
rs'iors in tse army, ana iniulged IN severe
attack IN tho war policy Of General McCIrt.-
LAM, : clatiog that, If the angel Gabriel
COMMANDED our fotces and failed to march
against the emmy, he would petition tho Court
10 which ho holds allep lance, for his inst,nt dis
m's al. The debate contains some statements
in regard 10 military operations, Of Groa. in.
tefe+t
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NRw YORK OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

HT51Ny, jan. 29.-Mr. SmiIh noticed among
oh, ~ incorporating tie II ,urpstLy Me- lea,
Suciety OF New York.
htLts INTRODUCED.
by Mr.. Murphy authorizing tho Greoavnoi
Cemetery s-i,t,un to sell gore ltud
NY M. Curncll-Io correct the abuses II sey1rl
TO ayiug pavcmeuts in New York.
by Mr.. Murphy-For the relief Of owners " land
which was formerly under water, In fryIt u New
York and Kings county
a concurrent resolution was INTRODUCED hy Mr.
Richards, requesting Senator Harris and King 10
y'te Tor the expulsion u jesse ID. bright, snder the
rules.
Nj. Angel introduced a resolution reJueHting tho
Governor Ia report to the Legislature al acts ami
c"eding7 under the net uppup ratiug 800 100 O.
arm the state militia. Adoytsi.
Mr., Curnsll's bill compcls the proper relaying of
the pny"meuts Of streets In NrW YORK, when taken
W for the purpose of laying water AMI gas pipes
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From Washington.

Washington, Jan. 20 A i.spat,h NOM Genera
lie ni2"nan, dici fort Lyon ,pl,y, ,djrcsssi /
Assistant A jDrnt Con. william, say, Last night
furce oi 81 men of the 3jth New York Regiment
under Lieut. Co. Burke, sent out 10y Cd. Haymu,,
surprised the enemy, consisting OF Texan Il "a {cr.,
ut Mr. Loc's house, At the head " Belmont on o p.
cuguhn by. The rebel free was about 20 men.
They fought ill oil but one was killed, whom Colo.
mel Burke took prisoner. Our loss is ono killed
and four wounded. lie thinks that none escaped,
as the house WAS surrounded.
Mr. Henderson, tho newly appointed s.uatoi
FROM Missouri, has arrived in this city.
A large majority Of the New York delegation In
Congress teloaophei the Legislature Of New YORK
toby, - usruc senator Harris To vote Tor the res.
olutions t. cvpcl sorator Bright, ol Indiana.
The Plymastor General Of the Aruy,in a letter T.
Representative NJ Pherson, ansWering an inquiry,
estimates the annual cost of the bands Of volunteer
regin ents At ever 5000 900, exclusive Of the Co Of
clothing, subssting, and transp rting the men com.
Posingsthem.
The following named Gentlemen voted IN the
House OF Representatives against the al ,pton ofthe
Senate bin authoris,ny the President, when he
deems Il necessary 10 the public Interests, o. take
Ioises ion Of railroads and iccgraphs Messrs
AI'n' Ancona Baxter, Bddle, Conway, CHS
hed, Owen, Dunlop Handing, II Imam, Johnson,
Knapp Law, Lcary. May, Menzies, Morris, Noble,
norton rendleton, Robinson, shlc, Nllandlyh uu
wad'V nth, Ward, White tol, wickliGo and
Nelson.
The President handed tonight t. Champion
Vaughan commissions for himself and tho following
gcntemen, who are to constitute the stat OF J,nrs
II. Lar''-Col WIN. II. Merritt. Lieut.. Col. j. Ku.
patrick, Major !. Nerpank Van Antwerp, M.,oi
John Richie, MII'r T. J, Weed, Capt WIN. o..
Donnorl, Capt. !. II. Mcclure, Capt. A. p. Rus
sell, Capt WIN, Kyle, Capt. N,lucy II ckox Col.
Vaughan AS had . social Interview with Secretary
stanton,
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O'fy'fr, ian. 29.--lhe movement CoresHa.
''"ed ly tho preparations Of tie past week - "a.
ken place. One division, under the c,ramanI O
Jt0 {. Davis, has already taken up its march G,r
ihc s'nt They len NersAl es yesterday morning
Their d,stn,tlon Is supposed to be Springfield
The di'i "a cons - of Ave res iments the sth AM
2ed Iud.nna, the Seth lois Nni Oh Mts1uri no
c,sr,' i bJ two batteries OF seyeaty four 81 ecss
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pccn at tie hoi,l AID out la slsisbiag psr,iOA
The, are spending money very freely, tho usual
oid,r beirg rtve.sed, and the women aging the
II lie f1r them elves aud their admirers. Men
btis Of the legislature are preparing 10 deal
with this rev form tf lob5Jiog 40 soon ss it
comts within their reach but the matter has
thus far been managed too quietly to justify
areriI nniL.e
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and tLree companies q cavalry under tho oDtn-
nsnd Of Major Hubbard. From the skill md cuor-
gy Of Gen. Davis important results confidently
predicted. The ne 1t division under Gen. Turner
is expected 4, leave tomorrow CT Friday.
Emmissaries from Cen. Price, besing printed
commissions, signed by him, busily recruiting
through all this section
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The nlrd,n Paint EHnc,lliIan

ChicdOo, Jan 2s.--The expedition which len
Birdie Point last saturday, in pursuit Of the gueri
"a hbfain, JET. Thompson, returned this evening
unsuccessful, having captured nothing of inPat-
ance
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TIoS OF Srg,U RrrGsEuI ASH GENIN VAN
uorsr.-AnaW * O'Clock 'tst evening IRE lr,So
,ut u st.Ioh usr No. 10. on the outer IirI ~ AL n
~ Du,E, occupied hy NJ. CuitIt ts . SUGAR ref
npiy. The Iul6iuriso! brick, four stories iu he ght
The "BoiiCrd" i,I rs 10 and Il lice boat Nol We c
soon brought up aid rI,yet upon the burning
N'ilt ing, with god eli c. Hutwithstend'ng the
N rts Of II G tremen, who were statioued In trout
and rear ofthe buildings; the adjoining grain ware.
EoUst, occupied 10y MCsTs 7 ylor & BLliugAcaugnt
FIRE and WAS greatly damaged, IL contains l3,OOO
water coWbiued. The loss On lhc building W about
$1,000, on cout'nS about an equal amount; sap
passed 10 be insured. The loss on No. ~ cannot 10
$4,000 on contents, which were n't insured. Tne
buit ngs are owned Us NJ. whiting, re7sdsnt oi
Jetuey CITY.
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sccr,tar, .,,nnloa ard the yoarrnc or.


Our nav $-e'o'aiy OF War is loJliu; ater
tho cortr'r.or-. I'D IA. ju,t ssrsl an ,,lor,
Gi oCIrg ttaI 400 ..rs.,, Boo mad TO- ur,iI,s
OF foI'igu uau.'.,nra N..n tho 0 Of l. u.
manaiso,Irl C Al los procured, ami aangt. d.; al
ordors low standing IA no .As.'4i, OF .aal
Ferrous row hlvIo Z coutra. = ~. frluar or.
dere I, furnish, ei,nin IN son dtya, q written
notice O.. s.-h c2-rrac., wiIh statoloEt OF
rHo' h- ht.a conc ~ .of IL, all cont ',s md
lfie,a'.'. .'r sarr u DO written aud sigroI
n ia'.'e dnlD! 10 he proper burlay failure
in TIL 90 10 ccns,luc5 ,',,rpo Jj,ce evidence o.
Eaud.
TEE "PTtuy Waiter CiTl." at AIbnoy
An Albany corIosrO' lent coufrms ouy s,1ts.
n cat that deprtation Of pretty waiter rirl. %
from this city, have gone rp 10 Albany 70 at.
tend 20 the interests OF the Concert Saloon in
the LOBBY. Ono or two have iarned up IL the
Albany concert FALCONS, And several bsvo bee
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AEnHH nt NNc Hh'ht4hN hNI'a DIV
sGt F,llr,ett Nov ip.E Volunteers. This
o. -rt, plru y the cracS corps a tho service,
rt,t|o-r1 b. mtprt '' w,ut=- quarters. NJ
B,rl nt~o dine ~ the cslgnces of tIs ca
lear Wasi iu.-1u, %, q. A number Il able
mon sre toqu'ro~ a. ur2g this r. lpent up
llsXlurum sse.daid goq red by tho u 8. q
me H. Pay, clothr D, and tran IslrtsG.nn 70
rAuahGd on being clustered int the seryir
further Information, apply 20 Lieut.. JAS. p Z
Eocr -ting Oit,dr, 50 Centre ~. issa Il.
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TIE NEW YORK SUN.
THURSDAY MORNING, JAN. 30, 1862.
The pIundcrcr. Of the Public

During the storm OF IIattoras, in which tho |
North Carolina expedition Suffered 30 severely |
General lirRN,ipE is reported 10 havo ezclaim. |
Cd in a moment Of depression "Ihe contrac or5 |
have ruined me - For weeks and months he
had lsboTsd INCREASINGLY, maturing his plan
and gathering his resource; millions in pro
peIty, and wealth inc.lculable in the lives OF
bravo men hsd ltcn commit cd to bis k,epirg;
tho nstiou was demanding an account OF his
Stewardship; and now Ia the worry hour that
was 10 vit sss the fulGllmeLt Of his hopes, he
is eoulion,,d with disaster ard disgrace DO
cause zone fellows Of tho bascr SOL, whose inc
mories arc 10 70, with them, have cared more
for their own petty ilter.ss than FOR the honor
Of great nation, or the hy'4 Of its cit,zcos.
What matt rcd II TO them who,hsr their yos'el,
met the requirements Of the soryi:e INTENDED +,
Honestly or Ii,hores,ly they must Pc. money,
and with ihA, their selfish siul were "a ialci.
We blame the Government tor its lck q
Eo-@liYhi s--d a. ao4y Tor .eJl Hta"Gaa,r'h
dtals, much more 'hc tuy1rnmeut and 10 amour
Of r5-tSpc or eli ili f,itftl1o5s clr Who'll,
quad against ii honesty. AID a dishonest,
that ia smaller matters might 10 yonial, bo.
Nohtb ~ CiIilAi tiluc Nu1ic 20 great lttcrCstl
arc involved. Io, Il is too gen. rally regl,dsi
as an ,ncnce Of Lesser moment. Mon who a-o
passably honest Ia their private dealings. he,i
tAto not at c'ostinr the Government. NJ dis.
grace fo'lows their pecula',ora. This ought not
TO DO. Woro'd healthier public sentiment,
to correct this OWL, before our Government
machinery can move with the precision and
economy which loyal men have right to ask.
would TO CortuHate If We could trust more
generally 10 tho upriEhtncas OF tho individual.
But We cannot. Oar honesty is too couven-
tionI thing, and until wo visit eyory fraud
upon the Government with punishment and
disgScs wo must continue to see our wisost
plAna. imperlltd, tho nation 20 Leggared
that lew worthless fellows may GROW rich
among Va.
Congress IS now considering hill punishin,
dishonest contractors with death, and thourh
when wc consider the consequences so oltor
resulting from fraud against tho nation, the
punishment seems none too har5h, it is in adj
vance Of public sentiment aud cannot DO on
forced. Some Lessor penalty is nesded by whicl
the swindlirg contractor shall he stripped of hi,
i'll gotten wealli. add imprisoned aud disgraccd.
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AtserrIos SWAT Cn,rru.

wSn'ei u.niedH.ttly Ior lhs o. cay.l
a-en. 'thorized to 10 raised, / Orisrly ssrgd
b,,rsr,, y snN SS a ! eal L.ar VI yoDsr.
ANDERSON, 10 Cows ~, Brooldvni ~ -
BurlInd Sip, "a a.,
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mnsOnir-The members Of Isnic
No. $50 +. d A. n, are hereby summoned T.
a special coEmuri ation, 10 be held at theii
Odd F,iows uall, on Friday evening, Jan
~, for work. by order u RICHARD HI
Mllsier. TnOS, N. WOODS, Sec'y.
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Al ilt,rufion of Food.

| Ore unfortunate result Of the introduction of
such a syttcm Of IA Ration as Congress Is nov
maturing, will be an increase in tho aiultera-
ton of articles Of luxury or necessity, whose
prico is onharcc by the excise duty. We al
ready endure enough from this source, bat our
trials are light compared with those Of the pco-
Ilo d England where high prices have clova.ed
the art Of ldultcraton 10 the dignity OF an OF.
oct scicrcc. From morning til night a British
rcyicwist assures u, tho Fngishman is tho
subject &C ptrI otunl fraud. lie shlyes himself
with an inferior imitation Of high pr cd poap,
puts on a coat made Of fhoddy; drinks hick ~
ard beans in HE c'iiec, water in hil milk. and
organic matter Of tho vlost kinds, with tho
anmalcul~ which arc its scavonfor4, in the
water i'sclG He may reasonably expect 10 bs
pcisoncd with his wines and liquors. but no /,
unst sricious that rs Is eating lard in b', hut.
ter, alum IN his broad, disgusting parasites in
liz llnur, and gypsum in his sugar, meal in his
mustard, turmctic in his SINGER, s1'phuric acid
in his vinegar, lead in his cayenne, copper in
lis richlts. gcldtias in bis i1inglaAs. potato
starch in biz arrowrooi, and many mineral poi.
sons in his bonlons AID conf, c;ious 40 tra, his
pottod meats may he mado OF horse ilosa, hL'
teas OF used leaves reyamTod, his cigar fa's-
fed, ard hs coca a5ulterltod with meal &C
-four.
In Frarce, or at least Paris, stringent police
regulation restrain alulfcrition to a rrost ex.
tent Conviction for this offence is death to
.radosmAu busness. Ba-ilis enduring other
punishment, HE shop l. cloae l. description Of
hi' Offence posted on the door, aud lao is foth.i-
den rcsumiHg busirc.s c,sir IN tho samo place;
while his c, Il roputa ion -ll,wI him elsewhere
with its blisiIinG inN Ienc'. II w,uiI bo =
blessing TO holschoopcrs iC SOM such system
could he intro uc ii hero to save from tho
aJultcrution o. our bread, tca, Zoe, suga-,
| SPICES and inrum,rtb'o l,hcr articles that ara
| Known to be tempered with. 1t /, signid
car; ioot that the Increased Pric, Of coffee hu
not affected uio burnt and ground article, which
il too litllo dependent m the genuine berry
to hc greatly disturbed by it's auctul,ion il
| nli,c
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Uo: Fo~ the Sei.t OF War!!!
RECEI ITS WANTED FOR THE JACK

ARIlLLERi,
Tbs Regiment Autl uriled by His YNca
Governor Morgan. and iesignat, 10y him as
REGIMENT HEAVY ARTILLERY, IL In VI
hisut
100 ABLE DODlED EgCRu IT'S,
aged from = e. - years, and not less than
inches IN hrig't.
T.eR,rim mt is 1up't0' cd Il the UNION
RACKS, Fast M \ ork. Gai 1 best Of ratio
fun ENrt.
A splendid uai'orn and liberal supply u
"uthi.s furnished uumetnU,'y and the a.
l'.- rtv, rri T e. tho families ~ recruits.
ElGIyENT iF iutcli'd mr garrison
.,ai .....a tic adS' itrrs O. recruits Of u
nav. Ds. md rutNp0 ".r7 = storms. ct, inc.
{, h,'I 1uiy
Ilu' - .rtA 40 Iur FNHrArloS ~ rn9 W
Ia.I. .-, g.D tr...t %. cor - very.
EDWARD MURRAY, Col
JAS. g. lnEE.L A.. ''Ut. I,3O 6
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BuIl Rus.-Many soldiers died for 4
meaica treatment. HOLLOWAY Pils Al
ment would have prevented y Is,
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SPECIAL NOTICES

Notice Tho Members OF tho Old
arc request, Z 10 attend u Meeting at l45 SpI
on Thursday evening, Jan. Both, at N
Iunctual attendance ID requested.
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" Andefing On the beach, collecting shs
veying the ftrts &C. Try started o.
10 the chip, but in attempting 70 pass
the brt aksr with thsir heavily ladenIH
she'll Of q boat, near the east side OF "
the boat vas filed by q roller, and c.
Being o long distance from any yess1
pefilous situation was not noticed ~
were over half an hour in the water, ~
by turns 20 the boat s1d struggling '
ported In the breskers. AZ length, tn,
lender came up, from which two boats v,
ctantly loyFed, one manned by the ssco
Ger, Mr.. Higgins, and the other by the
Of the Twenty-tbird Massachusetts,, wh' :.
on lizard. Nine persons were rescued sli'
Licless Lodics-those Of Colonel Allen an
-eon w, ller-were taken into the officerN-
add one, the second mate, had sunk 10 "
tom. The bodies Of the unfortunate
were carefully lifted CT the quartsrdeck .
lIig 'qn'er, whore DR.. George Derby, X
surgeon o. the Massachusetts Twenty. thu
sisted by twenty willing hands, endeavo'
ten houis 10 restore them to life by an Al
respiration and other means. But In vsls
they lad been in tho water over half ar
On Friday, the 18th, the officers were "
the only ceremonies observed being the 10.
4 Of the flag at half mast on the brig DIN
and dirge played by the band. The "
we're tightly sewed ia canvas, and covere)
a coating OF tar 10 exclude the air. Thea
then deposited in strong boxes and convfs
q boat 10 the high sand ridge two miles 4
the fort, where they were buried, and tA
marked Ivy a wooden slab containingk
names Persons who may be sent 70 e
their remsins can have the spot pointed /
inquiring Of Capt. Clark, Commisaryr
Capt Morris, Conn andant Of the post. a
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At this time, when the nation Ia imps'V
waiting for the scheme Of taxation whie'
fress is preparing, the following stateu-.
the public income Of Great Britain, show
detail the various items of taxation, will,
OF interest. Great Britain is The most II
taxed nation in the world taxation had
been reduced toa science the British y
pays nearly as mu h TO carry on its y
merit in limos OF peace as wo need 10 CA
war aud this tax. roll presents an insttO
picture TO VA, WHO have hitherto never r.
weight OF taxation, except In such mismtHi
local governments a. that of this city. TIT
givts an account Of ths British revenue IA
year 1867. For the rrsssnt ear, when
pulation u he United Kingdom IL p, 1874, II
total income is g6s, eos, s5i, equ,l to S3it
800. In 1860 the income was over thre4
drOd and flity-four million dollars. The
Of tho year ending D,,combar II, 1sGtI
nrcduccd irotn tho f,liawine, snaryaa III
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uE peculiar faint or

Tua peculiar faint or
- rs infection which we
60 call SoGorTLA turks
VI in the constitutions Of
/ - III -T~.\ multilulg~ 81 men. It
j - - Y either produces or is
- - produced u an en-
- IL, .l-se,,-.~'y& tseJlcI, Initiated state
+ ~. ct the loel, wherein
/ s t3at fluid becomes in
So. " - S3l.ss competent to sustain
gsAs<s ss.s5ss;7thc ital forces in their
80 :. vigorous action, and
@s---->-~--A-----czs leaves the system 10
- - ssll into disorder and
decay. The scrolu,auz contamination is vi
Il gsly caased IL rereurial disease low
living, di-arierel Gi@e ten fran unhealthy
taaa. impuce uie. tIth and ftlthy habits,
tae 4 prassins vice and, above all. -
IT, ycncgaaI infection. Whatever he its
origin il Is hereditary in the constitution,
descending from parents 60 children unto
lie fl.i.I aal fourth generations; In'iec'i, i
seems 70 30 IT, rod ot linn who says. Twin
visit the iniquiti-s Of The fathers upon their
Children" I lie diseases it originates take
various Eaf,-rs. a.ter+A5ffse = the organs It
attacks. In tl.e la=+. Sarafala produces
tehttc!,s #Hj ln.ls ean~rup .lon; in tie
s!.ais. saeiiIre, va-eh surrurate and be-
como Uirrraus s'-g.; IN iha stomach 2ad
bowels. deranscuyntz wiich produce indi-
zs5tffr. tiYst#.a-ia. AND l5rer caHG laints; on
tbe kin. efEHtHe ana eGtan,uas affections.
These all harin, thp same origin. require the
same remedy. VIZ. ru-ilcation an3 inviEora-
tin q the hlecl. Earity lie A'a9d. and
these dangerous dlstgnHers leave 4aa. With
fsgble. toal. or corrupted Hood. Eea cannot
have health: with fHst a. He # Ire flesh
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The HORACE WATERS PIANOS.

MEL0btoNS. ALEX ANDRE ORGANS, and T. Gil.
BRIL- 90, : celebrated .EJLIAN PIANOS are the
ht7i 7lHl. 1ts ur t4riafs su1 ti.lFehes ia asz
i1r-r s>fEt-aeEii an b. 10 tbs NareEe5.Hz
~ BROADWAY, between GrA.fd and Bro9me Sta
Which n' D. sold a. extremely boa prices. PIANOS and
AELpbtDNe from suu.irY makers new and sec0n hand
3 tt aud ssnt allowed 81 purchased per agreement
Monihy payments received Tor the sauae Also sse.ind
hand Pianos and M,l1eas great hAyvaf- prices from
- 10 slO0 sheet use Music s1k and an Kind. Of
Alus'e MefrlalEiize q. ar rlal-s.
SminSa HORACE WATERS, Ageat
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FRANKLIN HOUSE.
The Subscriber has opened
PUBLIC H10SE, IN FRANKLIN

and hopes To merit success in the enterprise, b,
having obeing and faithful hostlers to take tho
best Of care Of horses and by keeping his table
well supplied with SUBSTANTIAL food for man.
The object Of the Proprietor will be TO maket
i" franklin House a h0me for the traveller, and E
place where he miy have his wants supple.
promptly and 9heel fully, and unreasonable price:
Ills buildings hare been rooestly repaired and re
fitted and he has maay cnnreneHeas which vii
make the :. FnIul1iia House a desirable stopping
plsea. ALEXANDER MARTIN.
Franklin, Jan. y, let2 ii
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W.T. VV1I'FFINl . vi = VI tIIt
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business, at the old stand, where old friends, and
all in wan, Vi any work in his line, are invited ts
call, emia
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NJ wish to call the attention Of he Ladies
w Of Ellsworth and vicinity, to our large
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n. h.-Ali persons owing the firm Of 8. F. FL,
FIELD Co, for work and material previous Ia
this season, are particularly called to ADJUST tho
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DISSOLUTION.

FtNIE CopartaersAip heretofore existing be-
tween the subscribers. under the name aud
style Of :. +, fIFlELD 4 CO, is hereby dissolv-
ed by mutual consent. All debts le the frm arc
to be paid 70 3. +, FnpELD, who will also adja.;
all accounts against said firm.
:. +. FIFIELD.
GEo. II. BROOKS.
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NJ h have Just opened very large assortment
W OF Rich and Low Priced BLACK SILKS
which We shall sell at astonishingly low nrices
ROBINSON L HARDEN.
May |, lsG2 II
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Spring Style Of Cloaks

manufactured from the choicest shades Of Forci IN
and Domestic GlaakinsS, ami tie neat and supcri.
or manner in which our Cieaks are ct up. We
give the prices and descriptions Of few If the
leading styles, TO enable those from a distance,
ordering, 10 form some idea Of the STYLES