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The New York herald., 1862-09-14
yJENRy n. HERTS, JR., AuCTIONEER.
~ HENRY WilAD A Co
Receivers Salc--By erder of the Supreme Court.
ELEGANT CABIrET FURNITURE
on MONDAY. SEPT. 10, AT II O'CLOCK a, ~,
AT THE sALEsRuCAS NO 450 BROADWAY,

ELEGANT CABITET FURNITURE.
oS n SGhpss Eas Essp Il 40 = 40 sRoAbMAY
'""p''SisSE NE s'S casiSsrMxKlRs n MAX W ASSOCIATION.
smeass' which S bs found nelly carved rosewsS0 n ma a.
nroea,s, dan.ask French ress and hssr9o,h solid
Bureaus ar lace Eageres bookcases Secretaries.
Sases fAgss , s s,anas Mase m
very inanuer and well wethy the asnen OF par
oe s n N e q rosy sy si s s rs re
Catalogues ready ess'y on morning or sale
T goeARr, AucTIoNEER-BY s. 4 J. BoGART.
S room, No. North William Street s HasseSoa Tanit|s
Snsn Of Of p.sg5 M S ssdfSq m % ina
lot Store Fixtures and mahogany Suits m hair cloth,
IlAwNBRoKERs sALE-JoHN MORTIMER WILL
SELL on Is.sday Sept S at No. .a Eass Broadway
consisting OF SIX and other Dresses SKIRTS Under Clothes
'asnion. By order Of ABRXHAa GOODMAN, 81 Centre
ssr.n r"esdsy AZ iS1a oGoea a. BEL, M e. sGsA. isc
b srder q h McerSask, isensed PawabroKer No 4ss
HHTsFEsr raskEaIE5 sAkE 2F psx oS Soops neS7ossrns
win Monday, Sept Is at 10y clek at lis Liberty
a ae
Gasvras Apdaas Msrnos silks shawls cass
Hs'''ns Stair Rods and variety q slas!i yaIes
s MURPHY Deputy.
THOMAs yEITCH, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS :a
Broadway -Pnbc Administrator sale Of Fruit, By
order granted by the Hon Charles Daily, Acting Snrro-
gate. under The drecuon of r. Russell, Public Admins
traitor viii be- sold the dargo OF the schooner TutGc
consisting Of LOO oo Havana Oranges and $50 bunche of
Eapannas on Tuesday September l6 a. IL NJ at the Full
ton market slip South street. belonging the estate Of
Thomas Smarn, deceased.
gT,noS CONNAUGHTON, AUCUONEER WILL SELL
Monday, at lo1s O'Clock, at - Third large
sssornont Of lious hold Furniture al kinds OF Carpets,
Feather Beds Blankets Bolsters Pillows
Suits. mahogany Bedseads, Bureaus Washstands Tables
ticuars in Mondays Herald.
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VIII b. sod Wlih'lt1 fEkTINE-
ucrfox Soricg---RoCKERY, GLASS, kc-w r.
SltlHi.iry. AuctioHeer fursaayl ,.p. io ~ Fo
s :, NJ Isl pearl sirc-t, by D. EMhuRY Jr, asse
catalogue sale Al xmas, Jes' otene <V<nd
CHAPMAN. AucrroNEER. MAO >1FryENr
A SAFE Of Hoassaold Furn tare on Asn<tiy Sept. 10
.t A. siAtsn sereet cotnnsshS ~ iV,s oc.ock
rosaMaoi mahogany ana ouscAWalnlt Parlor
.,a,aher aud pininy ROM Furnitvre
<soNSTaRI.ES SALB.-s. HEaMNt CO, AUG
toEerrs win sell on Monday, ser, Ia ~ lo1< oc!ccx,
Buwrry general assortmcyt Of 81 ocertes
Of 10 barrss sp5 Pas 70 rares Pilot BREAD
SPECS ao; also WhisksA Rilns Gin Brandy, Post and
s rry Wine casks dcshiJ hiJchnsfand csses also, large
iot rl S.gals, fleacco kc
fSoNsrABLE's SALE OF FURNIrURE.-A Girls.
" rAI.aR AucisrDeer wtv sell Monday, 10Th at i0l
utccs, 2S Bo~ery, 1.rge lot OF Furniture Bnreaus,
Bed sas WassSiands Gene Wood Chairs, Mattresses.
Beddsng, croSSery. glassware, Stoves, Kitchen
ltcnsils &c. By orderoi the s,ustable.
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BILLIARDS.

IuEfANs PATESr lIPROvED BILLIARD TABLES
aud cpn uiHa,i"a Casatp, thc "es ant oily rtinpla
tiG,et ,tnuG.ftIt. tur .As fuugcd lf FOR s4lp
op9 q. pHElAN a CULLEN 4N ~ W g. Cfosbj l.ct,
NV iuk.
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A GOOD BARGAIN--FOR SALE, ROUSE AND LOT,
Lexington avenues together with the Furniture Honse
Keeping articles in general Can be seen from O'Clock NJ
o'clock NJ, Snndaye excepted. The owner aboL; 10
leave the country $1,000 remain bond and mortgage
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DEsIRABLE CITY INVESTMENTS. - FOR SALE,
- three Houses paying monthly IN advance ~ 30, per
JOHN #. DRVECkE, S2b East Tenth street, No. s.
Some good mortgages, stocks, &c, may be taken.
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NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, sEPTEMBER IA, 1862
uoRsEs CARRIAGES, sc.

4 NEW Iii,T ROAD WAGON FOR 81 sLH-ruLl
N springs II ssat, shifting pruncie tonl an a. a
ihiag; Shepherd Titus. Wiliamsb r. b. 3sn; equal
Duseubury Apply al 95 East Thirty -sccop s1sareet
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A ai9 FOURTH AVENUE E-REAI% ESTATE BOUGHT,
n sold exchanged upon commssidn Property rinled
rents collected leases negoaed advances made uponbopd
and mortgage. Mortgages bought and sold Call Upon Of
address McKibbin Day.
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DAWNBR0KERS SALE.--THoMAS BELL, AUCTION
eer.-on Tuesday, al l01s o'clock, at BELL lNGRA
HAM saesrooms No. 50 New Bowery, 35o lots valuable
Pledged Goods including fine line Of Watches and Jewery
a1rand ttrc
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A FURNISHED ROOM TO LET TO A GENTLEMAN
IA and lady quiet lady (board for lady only at No. li3
Thnmnsnn rre
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Az. ENGLISH BASEMENT HOUSE, LOCATED IN
~ Twentieth street. Ninth avenue Tor sale or ex-
chg nEoali exchange for Irst class house. three story
aSd sasement with cellars. 70 feet front ana
between Fourth and Seventh avenues and be-
tween Fourteenth and Ffeth streets and the diher
.nc IN cash. Inquire Of h. s. B. .. BuRNHAA, Sn
iasoH
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PROPOSALS..

CENTRAL DEPARTMENT OF THE METROPOLITAN
Police, fl3 fiOOmo street, New YORK Sent l3 1852 -
scaled proposals viii De received AZ tbs eice anti 2Oh
inst tie delivery of iOV tons Of Coal Of 22i0 pounds
each
desH1us OF proposing ~ y. hANbcbs tniet Clerk.
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ENPHEssESs
BTRNHAMs FURNITURE EXPRESS AND PACK.
~ ing establishment M West Eleventh street bct Vehn
FIRM and Ssb avenues IuuseaOl Furnit1re boxed and
shipped ~ ihe world Covered wagons Tor IL.
usv ny tuinture aud sOpHtry, furniture stored
rgEss,-- NERCHASDlSE AND PARCELS SHIP
II. Brf 81 tItt 4nf 1t}nU GGetub.N "Wednesday.
y4ri IL i IJ's lAh y pi Usli "0is anl Lal.
e gt. Il 9y8 I n N'.r4.|l ta..E 80 Jl.N
Alpl.h E,rtns, y BfOsa saes1
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APARTMENT, WELL FURNISHED. 70 LET, ON
N r,t ioor. front of the house, 747 Broadway with
Board meals served in the II desired French Cook
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HOTELs.


nAvID POLLOCK, FORMERLY OF NO. 0 CIIATHAA
~ street. informs his numerous friends and the pnbl
that he has opened the favcrte Hotel Restaurant No
Chatham street where they will always find the best LodR
ng accommodations and cre, and upon the most asona
bic
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RoARD-TO LET. IN PRIVATE FAMILY THE
ID psrrs On The hist io0r wiz, Room on The seund
Moor wtaout I,Diri ~ tlr ptItits d"srr; terms
Jn11rfse. Itr h11s rnans lc ha,. IN ip,iru, nh.'
lsa,y an.N ESsst in il 40 saet iArtecnih ~ ecf,
istrern PuasT4n . a tp.yels,W Iia,r.
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BOGART, AHCTI0NEER-BY g. J. BOGART
q "Wednesday, September Ia at 01s O'clock at the auc
No NORTH William street., Household Furniture
consisting Of general assortment Of Parlor Bedroom and
Kitchen Furnlsc Sewing Machine, Piano OIL Paint
Store Fxtures and mahogany Suits m har cloth,
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L,0R sALR--A HAY MARE rs HANDS INCHES HIGH,
perfectly kind in all harness. trot in $50; is
years old. Inquire Of Geo. oteD, at Watts stables e
Fourth 1yenue,'
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. way three doors oeluw Egnt slre.tA SUI. Of hand
furnished Parors to let gentleman and wife.
with full Board for lady An partial for gentleman Rooms
Tor gentlemen without board.
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| I wAvERLEY PLACE. CORNER OF BROADWAY.
J. Furnished Roo Je let In this
ually situated building.
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ENARM FOR SALEM NEW JERSEY, CONTAINING
20 40 Under high state OF cultivation the
balance pasture and wood land twenty miles from
New York four from railroad depot churches
schools post Office and mills with splendid house and
large harm, &c; will sell stock and II desired; IL
tho mos! healthy place in New Jersey with abundance OF
fruit Of all kinds Terms For particulars apply at 49
Ninth avenue, In the STORE
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Hsascrse Jurors.

Bor. Berwick-J Joseph Thompson.
Benton-Asa Yorks, Samuel ApEeman,
Peter Karnes, John McHenry.
Briarcreek-John Il, Marz, Henry Doak,
Frank!in-Joan Zisler, Jeremiah S. Fab.
ringer, George Scott.
Fishngcfeek-Cyrus Robbins, Daniel Nc.
Henry, Daniel Sucker, John MrHenry.
Greenwood Kludt. Jacob Berlin,
johnson H. lkeIer, VIM. Robbins, Isaac
A. DEWITT
Hemlock -BascheIl FouIk, Sylvester Pur.
rel.
Jackson-John =. Hess.
Locusl-George Keller, George Farlnger ,jr.
Montour- Issacher M. Evans.
Mlflin--John Alen, Elisha B. Brown Sam
ueI Nuss
Maine--Joseph Ciager
Orange-yesse BTumSle,Ile, Samue! Achen'
bach.
Boar ngcreek--Daniel Gearhart, Michael
federolt, Samuel Dyer.
Suparoaf-Je.ss Hartman, Cyrus Larish,
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THE NEWYoRK WORLD.

From the True Citizen New Britain, Conn)l
Some nine ten months since we like large portion
of our fellow citizens, rGrevcd our daily newt of the
movements Of our armies from the New-Goyk papers
Of the "On to Richmond" class, but we become dis
Gnstcd with the senscle>s OUfCry-wiC taken up for
time by nearly the weOe nation proved so terribly cf
fctive in driving enemy to the defeat of Bull Run
ana also AZ the pCrsstant fault finding with and abuse
OfPrrsd2nt LINCOLN aud the leading Generals of the
my that we took up as we then supposed, with their
slower and more respectable RIVAL The WORLD. We
have read this paper daily since and heve found
at not only had "A readable ana scholarly journal
thoroughly loyal and government sustaining but that
fully up to the times in its supply Of everything
aht was reliable ir the way of current news In fact
VIII only miss in its columns class Of news, viz:
that which is to be conlradiCcd Tomorrow With ghese
hasy remarks desire cordially to recommend to our
readers the NewYork World as one of the best, if not
the very best daily journal i'll the country.
So
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GRAND JURoRS-DEC. TERM, 1862

Bor. Berwick-Townsand w. Boone.
Benlon.-Samuel McBenry.
Caltawis>a--Joh ohm X. Robbins
Cenlte-Charles Hill, George Herring, John
Eckroh Elwood Hughes.
Conyngha Reuben Wasser.
Fshlngcrepk David Savage
Greenwood- George W&shburn.
Jacbson--John Derr.
LocUst-Samuel Mears.
Moniour-W'lIam Erastcs, Elias DETER
ich, Phiip Faust.
Mnin-Jacob Yohe ir.
Mount Pleasant-Wl!lam 10 well.
Madison-Cyrus Demou
Rcarugcreek k--Charles Eek, Adam Gable.
Scoll-Elias Kfum, Charles Lee, Joseph
LIlleN. Thnmas Trench
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TINE WEEKLY World.

Price Two dollar year rCur copies tc one address
Five Doars twenty copies, twenty dollars, Clergy
men can receive the Weekly, single copy at dollar
a year Single copies, Five cents Published TAurs
days,
For club of ten copies extra copy will be for
one year.
For club of twenty copies, the semiWcekly will
be sent for year.
For club ofty copies, the Daily will be sent for
year.
For club Of one hundred copies the Daily, Weekly,
and mi.Weekly will be gent for one year.
Remitanccs for ~ he World" may be made by drafts
treasury notes, or bank bills oC spccc.paying banks
and where the attention of the Postmaster called
remittance atthc time Of paing the letter, it may be
made at our risk
Specimen numbers sent to any address upon appica-
ton.
Address THE WORLD,
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

EState Of Cathar'me Beryinger, decN
ErrER tcstnmcntory on the estate Of fCatharinc Rcr
i<rihger late of Beaver township, IN oumba county
deceased lave been granted by the Rcgiscr of CouI
hla county to The undersigned also .usGing in said
township All persons kayInn Claims against the -
tate OF he decrdrn reqno sted to pre- them 10
The ENocu; or al Ms residence in eavcrtwp. without
ielay, aud al persons indebted to make payment
forthwith. JOEL BREDBENhFR
Oct. II, lSj3-Gt LxEct.roR
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READING RAIL-ROAD.
SUMNER AR9ANGEMEATs.

Gtreat Trunk Line from the North snd No.hNVcSt for
u Philadelphia, New York, Reading Pottsvie, Leila.
non, Allentown, EastOn, &C. &c.
Trains leave larrisburg for Phadu phia, New York,
Reading, Posyile and all intermediate Stations at
a m, undsLl0pm.
New York Express leaves Harrisburg at les m ar.
irving at New York at : % the same morning,
Fares from Harrisburg To NewHork SjUOOi to Phil
udelpha - 70 and s? 70. Baggage checked through.
Returning leave New.YOrk at u. m, l2 Nnohln :
p M. pittsbIrgh Express) Leave Philadelphia ata a.
M aud 3lj p. IN.
Sleeping cars IN tue Ncw.York Express Trains,
through to aud from Pittsburgh without change.
Passengers BY tho Catawssa HurOad leave Port
Clinton at IIj IN, for PhadGph'a ard all mtrrmrdI-
ate stations; aud at m for Phiiadelpipa New York,
and all Way lo4Ijs.
Trains lraye Puttsviie at Q M aud els m, for
Philadelphia and New YORK and at $50 III for Auburn
aud Port Clnton only connecting for Fine Grove aud
with the CHttawlssa Rail Road
An accommodation passenger tram leaves Reading al
9 a N, and return from Pniladclphaat )
" All the above trains run daily, Sundays excepted.
a Sunday train leaves PottsNille at 7.3O II III, ANA
Philadelph at 3l5
Communication, Mileage, Season and Excursion
Tickets, at reduced rates to and from all points.
G. A, NlCOLLS,
May II, 1902. General superintendent.
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be entirely cured by the Constitution Water iftaI
for any length Of time The dose should vary with ih,
severity of the disease, from twenty drops 10 ten
spoonful three times day, in water. During the pas.
sage If the Calculus the PAIN and urgent symptoms
followed up with lhc Consultation Wafer as above dI.
retted.
DYsMENORRAGA, OR PAINFUL MEysrp1,A-
TlON, AND IN MENORRIACiA OR PROrusE
FLOWING,
Both diseases arising from faulty secretion or,na
menstrual uid-iu the case being too little and
accompanied by severe pain and the other too nro-
fuse secretion, which Will be speedily cured by the
Constitution water.
That disease known as FAILING or THE WOMB
which is the result ot relaxation Of the gaments of
dragging pains IN the back aud sides, aud at times nc.
companed by sharp lhcinatng shooting pas through
the parts WILL IN ali cases b. removed blythe medicine
There j. another class of symptoms ara ing from f..
RIrArION OF TnE WONB, which physlcians can
Nert Ou9ness, which word cUvGs Up much ignorl
and III ine cases out Of ten the doctor does really
know whether the symptoms the disease or the
disease the symptoms. We can only enumeratc them
here: speak more particularly Of Cold Feet Palpita
ton IN the Heart impaired Memory, Wakuiuncss lash
es of Heat Languor Lassitudc and Dimness Of Vision
SUPPRESSED MENsTRUATION.
Which in the unmarried female a constant recurring
disease and through neglect the seeds more grave
and dangerous malad's are the result. aud as nnrb
after month passes without effort being made To as
Stt mature lie suppression becomes clronic ihe ua
ticn gradually toosrs her appetite, the bowels are
paied, night swcGts On, and coRsurptiuR
LEUCoRREh OR WHITES.
This disease depend. upon an infamation Of mucous
Inning of tie vagina and womb. II is in all cases ac
cOmpanicd by severe pain in the back accrosa the
bowels and through the hips. A tcas yoonf Of the
medicine may be taken three times duy win an M
lection ofu tablespoonful of the medicine mixed with
a ma t'plnt OF soft water, morning aud evening
| IRRITATION OF THE NECK OF TIE RLADDER
| INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS AND CA
TARRH OF THE BLADDER, STRANGURY
| AMI BURNING OR PAINFUL URINNTING
For these diseases it truya sovereign remedy aud
too much cannot be said in its praise ASuge does has
been know to rclive the most urgent syptOns.
Are You troubled with tnat dIstr, sslug pain in III
snail Of the back and through the hips caspunutui
day Of Constitution Water will relieve you like magic.
FOR DYSPEPSIA,
1t has .ual relieving the Most distressing smp-
toms. Also. Headache, lrartbnFn Acid Stomach yut
Iting Food, &c Take tcaspOonlul after dinner The
dose III all may be Increased if desired bu should
| be done gradually.
| PHYSICIANS
Have long since gveu up the OF buchu cbrbs and
juniper IN the rcatct Of these Diseases and only use
! them for want of a better remedy.
| CONSTITUTION WATER
Has proved itself equal the task that has dcvulyed
| upon 1t.
| DlURETICS
Iitac and drench the kidneys and by cons stant use
soon lead to csGniC degeneration and CO liruied
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TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS.

The Examination of Teachers will be continued as
follows:
Centre at Upper Lime Ridge, 7 thursday October30.
Orange, at Orangeville, Friday, Oct 81.
FishRgcreek, Pealgr's schSnl H., Salurda y, Nov,l
Renton and Shugarlouf, at Benton, VI onday Nov 3.
Scott at Light Street Tuesday Nov. 4.
Montour and Hemlock, vt Buck Horn, Nov. S.
Cattaw awissa end Eranklin, Caitawssa, Nov q,
Beaver. Mlchaels H., Friday Nov.7
Maine, at Naineyiie, Saturday Nov. g.
COnynghom, at Ccntcrviile, op Monday Nov. TO-
Locus taud Roarngcreek, Numidia Nov. H.
Mittin a. Mithlhviic, on Wednesday, Nov l2
Mt plcrsant, at iutchison's s. en- Thursday, New 10.
Jackso Lower Union Church, Friday; Nov. A.
Madison, at Jersey towH, on Saturday Nov. Is
The exercises al III the above places commence at
10 o'clock A Nj
Punctuslity is desired and the attendance Of direc.
tors requested.
WM. BURGESS, Co supt.
Nov 1, ls62.-tf.
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THE SEMI WEEKLY World.

Three dollars per unuumi Two copies 10 ad.
dress Five Dollars five copies to one address Elev.
Dollars TO ciergymen two dollars per year. Single
copies, three cents, published Tuesdays and Fridays.
Ten copies, $50,
For club or ten copies, an extra copy will be sent for
year.
For II club of twenty copies copy of the Daily for
one year
For a club Of fifty copies, the Daily, Weekly, and
Semi Weekly will be sent for one year
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Terms per annum. Six Dollars; Pour copies 10 on
address, Twenty Dollars. To clergymen, Five dollar
per amman. For club Of ten copies, an extra cop!
will be sent.
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TO WHOM III NAY CONCERN.

Having made such arrangements, as enables me 10
l j procure at once, Pensions, Bounty Money Back
Pay &c beg to call the attention ufthUse interested
to the following
All disahlOd Suldes the widows or minor children of
soldiers who die, have been killed in ihe service
entitled PEN ions The widows other legal heirs o
soldiers who have died or been killed IN the sgrycG
llI I'm
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SCHOLARSHIPS FOR SALE.

Pittsburgh Commercial College.
Binghamptin " "
Critt0nden's Philadolnhia.
StrattOn, Bryant & Co. " "
These Scrips are in amounts of SIS and $50 and
much cash. by the Student Cntrng either ofthe
above Colleges. Young mdn desiring to obtain finish
cd Collegiate Education, will here find good spGcula
ton by applying at the office oftho
Nov. 1862. COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT.
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GREENWOOD SEMINARY.

IHHCtHe, COhtntOtG Comtty, feH"d
This well kuowh Schoo for both sexes will open
NOVEMBER 81, 1862.
The recent additions to the buildings; render accom-.
odutiuns for more than sixty boarders.
The course of study Will embrace three departments
the Normal the Scientific and the commercial.
The Principal will be assisted by exp ricnced teach
ers, fully qualified for their respective positions
Parents and Others may rest assured that efforts
will be spared to make the sahoo worthy of patronage
and that the welfare Of the students intellectually,
physically aud morally, will receive constant care
For application, circulation, circulars farther par
ticulars address the uude;sgGcd until Oct Io62, at
nowMnglon, bogtcI county, Pt., aid alSer lAat time
at M.lluiile Columbia county Fa.
L, MAXWELL POTTS,
PRINCIPAL.
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Read. Real. Read.

DANyiLLE, Pa, June Is62
Dr. WIN. II. GREGG-Daor Sir: In tebuary, 1851
was aiiCGd with the sugar diabetes aud for nv months
passed more than TWO gallons o: water twenty four
hours was oh ised to get up often ten or twelve
times during tha nght, and III five months lost about
htty pounds III weigh. Duruing the month of July
lcOl procured two bottles Of Constitution Water ana
III two days after using experienced relief and ait
taking two bottles entirely cured. soon after
rega-nipS my usual good health. Yours truly.
}. V. l. DE WITT.
Boston Corners, ~ y, Dec. p, lo6I.
VIM. II. Gregg Il Co.;
Gents:i freely give you liberty to make use of the
follow ing CrllCate Otthe value of Constitution Wa.
ter, which can roccommrnd in the highest manner.
My wife, who was attacked lth pain in the shoul-
ders whole length Of the back, and in her limbs with
PapltatIeu of the heart attended with Falling of the
Womb Dysmenorrhoea, aud "Irritation of Il e Bad
drr,' | called a physician, who attended her about
her, then employed one Of the best physicians /
could find, who attended he for about nine niuths,
and while she under his care she did not suffer
quite much pain he finally gave her up aIs saId
cher lnCurablc." For said he "she was such
n combination Of cumpla ns, tad medicine given for
one operates dga.nst gone other n. her difficulties" -
About this Time she commenced to use COsSIIIuubN
ATER, and 10 our utter almost the first
dose seemed Ia have the siTcd effect and she kent uI,
improving rapidly uader its treatment and now super.
intends entirely hci domestic affairs She has Ia.
ken any Of the Cor TUITION WATER for about four weeks
aud We are happy 10 say that it has produced perna.
ncnt cure.
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For Fortress Monroe
October IL, 1869.

HEAD QUARTERS, PEHNSYLvANIA MILITIA, !
SURGEON GENERALS OFFICE,
State Medicm BOord Of Peansyivmia.
The State Medical Board will meet in the Hall Of the
House Of Representatives at Harrisburg Thursday
September th lr63 and sit the examination
ofcandltes for the post Of Assistant surgeon in Penn
sylvania Regiments,
Cundilacs win register their names Mt the Hall at
A. NJ and none but thOse present puncually at 4.
NJ, will be examined.
Citizens ofpcnnsylvania ofheath ard capable of active
service in the field, can alone be received.
Bv order Of
A. G. CURTIN, Governor ofPenn'a.
HENRY II. SMITH, Surgeon General PeIn'a.
Harrisburg August 90, lcG2
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Nem A0uertls
SULkEY FOR SALE,

A good Sulkey, with iron axle and
~ Sprouts (sOl Elyptic Springs in perfect order,
is offered very cheap. Alsoa pair of siAge Harness.
Enquire of the EDITOR DEMOCRAT.
November |, 1869
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800 Bounty.

NIB All claims are carefully examined by the De.
partmcnt aud it Of the utmost imp oranCe 10 claimants
10 employ regular aud experienced counsel il they wish
To avoid delay All cases entrusted to my car, at
tendedo once aud all letters answered by return
N. Il. Persons entitled 20 the 500 Bounty, can have
their claims casLed on application At M office. AtyS
Pension Agents writing for blanks and tequesite in
structlons, also persons wishing information 10 enable
them to lo5ato lands under the provisions of the late
Ilomestea Act, should enclose Zee,
Address, MA CANDERS, Aiiy, dt Lac.
June -, l502-3m, - Greensburg, Penn'a