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pers speak of it in the most dismal strain,
and demand that the mystery of the sur
render of the city shall be explained. -
The Norfolk Day Book, in an editorial,
says:
1t is far the most serious reverse of
the war. 1t suggests future privations
10 all classes of society, but, most to be
lamented Of all. it threatens our home
supplies"
The cultivation of corn and wheat in
stead OF cotton, is earnestly Recommend
ed by the disconsolate editor.
The Richmond Dispatch Of yesterday,
says:
when the enemy's fleet arrived oppo-
site the city and demanded its surrender,
Gen. Lowell refused, and fell back to
Camp Moore, after destroying all the val.
liable property and stores. The iron clad
vessel Mississippi was burned to prevent
if from falling into the hands of the enc.
my.
Nothing is said about the Louisiana,
but it is supposed that she was scuttled.
1t is rumored that she was sunk at the
first fire.
Camp Moore is 70 miles from New
Orleans, on the Jackson Railroad.
The Charleston Mercury says that nine
steamers left the city on the previous Sat.
urday TO run the blockade. The Guide,
Wave, and two others were taken. The
crew Of the Guide were landed on Gibbs
Island on Wednesday. On Friday they
were seen by our pickets and fired upon
on the supposition thar they were Yank.
ees. David Kauffer of Augusta was kill
ed. The three other vessels were sent to
Port Royal,
The gunboat Mount Vernon arrived
from the blockade off Wilmington on
Sunday night. She left the jamestown
and Victoria. The Cambridge sailed
hence for Wilmington on Sunday. The
Mt. Vernon's boilers are defective, but
she will return TO her station in a few
days.
There is but little news.
Fort Caswell is being strengthened by
the rebels in expectation Of an attack.
The schooner Kate, from Nassau, was
captured by the Mount Vernon about two
weeks ago while attempting to run the
blockade.
WAsHINGroN, April 29.-The follow
ing was received to day at the War De.
partment:
Seven miles from Monterey, Tenn,
April 28th, five of our companies of cav.
airy had a skirmish with the enemy's
cavalry two miles in advance of here
The enemy retreated. Five of them
were killed, one a Major. Eighteen
prisoners, with horses and arms, were
captured, and are now in camp. One oil
the prisoners, named Vaughan, was for.
merly foreman in the Louisville Demo
crot Office.
We had one man wounded and none
killed. Our forces are in capital spirits
The prisoners say that the enemy has
upwards of $4,000 men at Corlnth, and
will fight. They are entrenching and
mounting large guns.
Specials state there is rumor that
the Government is in possession Of in
formation which may possibly lead to u
cessation Of hostlilies. A modification
and compromise form the basis OF the
rumor. Doubtful.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, April 29.-One
hundred and seven prisoners, captured
by Gen. Mitchell at Huntsville, arrived
here to- might, en- route for Camp Chase
We now have three iron clad nava
batteries at Hampton Roads, to give the
Merr'mac greeting should she venture
out into those waters-the Monitor, the
Gaiena. and the Naugatuck
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The Flood in the Mississippi.

CAIRO, April 3O.-The packet Dill
gent Arrow arrived from Tiptonville ear.
ly this morning, with a cargo Of sugar,
molasses, and tobacco. She reports an
alarming stage Of water below. Humid
reds of houses upon the river bank are
submerged and swept away, with thous-
ands of cattle, sheep and hogs. Many
families are living on fiat boats, and ev.
erywhere along the river there is very
great suffering in consequence Of The pro-
tracled flood. The whole Of Columbus
up to the foot Of the Notifications, is over
flowed, and water is running into the
windows of houses. Hickman is suffer
ing greatly The Notifications at Island
No. 10, and those upon the main land OPP
posite, are as yet above the food, except
ing the batteries known as the upper
battery" on the Tennessee shore. Here
there is an unbroken expanse OF water
from the Mississippi to Reel Foot Lake.
New Madrid is in vast lake, the only
points of land visible from the river be-
ing the upper and lower forts. The riv.
er is making sad havoc with these, but
they are yet terra frma.
Point Pleasant and Riddles Point are
entirely drowned out Tiptonville is
above the water as yet, but the current is
making extensive inroads upon the bank,
and unless the flood speedily subsidies it
will do incalculable damage to the fine
lands in the vicinity. The 47th Indiana.
Col. Stack, is located here. The 84th
Indiana, with the 9th and 7th Wisconsin
batteries, are at New Madrid. The 18th
Wisconsin Scandinavian, Col. Heg. is
at Island No. 10.
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GI- The Chicago Times calls Secre-
tary Stanton. the Democratic member of
Mr. Lincoln's Cabinet, viper" and
advises him 10 ego out and hang him
self" These Democratic partizans
heartily hate any one who treat rebels
with severity and evidence disposition
10 crush ont treason.
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EE PRENTICE has immortaized PRICE
on account of his tendency to "evacua-
tion''-but we think after the experience
of Manassas and Yorktown lie must give
the palm for facility in that respect, to
Gen. JOE JOHNSON.
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TO BE HAD
AT KINSLEY'S.
List of Letters

REMAlNING IN THE POST OFFICE
LII ut Independence, May 6, 1862.
LADIES LIST.
Allen, Mrs Martha Mitchell, Miss BetsvJ
Bennett, Mrs Carrie McCalister, Sarah
Conerron. Miss NJ Phelps, Mrs Sarah
Delina, Mrs Jane Smith Sarah
GRIPPE, Miss NJ G Sutler, Mrs Phebe
Giffert, Mrs Sarah Tucker, Mrs Lucinda
Holmes, Cevila Taylor, Miss Sarah
Holier, Miss A Vanderbilt, Miss NJ
Jones, Miss NJ c.,
GENTLEMAN'S LIST.
Agnew, Hahn, Peter
Bartholomew Al Hatch d Strong
Beck d Klaus Jesup, Mr.
Bradley, Patrick Keis. Henry
Bush, William Leach, John
Bette, James McLane, JIM
Brown, Merrell, Cornelius
Banister, A G Mathews, WV
Beebe. David McDougall, D
Brady VIM Miller, E
Bear. Benjamin Parish. Gilbert r,
Cox, II A PAYNE, Edwin
Corcoran jeremiah Piper, HAMPTON
Cramer, Simon Robinson, Walter
Corbin, E Smith, z
Dawson. Benz. Slaughter, Jacob
Decker, VIM Strockle L
Desha, John Titus, OP2
Dundon. Edmund futile, Harrison
Fisher, Reuben Taylor Vim II
Person, George, Wilson, William
Graham, Henry
Persons calling for these letters will please
say" Advertised"
One cent each will be charged for advertis-
ing. j. RICH. p. N.
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Esy- The body Of Gov. HARVEY Of
Wisconsin has been found on the banks
Of the Tennessee, some 40 miles below
Pi,lsburg Landing whers he fell over
board.
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Dissolution Notice.

NTotice is hereby given, that the oopartnes-
~ ship heretofore existing between the IN
dersigned, under the title of A. H. FONDA b
BROTHER, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. The business Of the late frm will Re
settled by either Of the late partners.
A. II. FONDA,
oRvfILE FONDA.
Feb. 18th, 1862. 5ltf
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Gy- Mrs. Senator HARLAN, Of this
State, is devoting her whole energies TO
tie comfort of the wounded Soldiers Of
the State. She has been at Pittsburg
Landing to look after the wounded sol
diers there, and many cordial acknowl
Judgments OF her kindness are given from
various sources.
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EV- These are hard days for Secession
and Secession sympathlzers. MAuoSr
must have terrible fl OF the Blue
Devils " about now, Let him sigh
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Yours truly,
ID. 3. SANFORD.
GENERAL HOSPITAL, CAssvILLE, Mo. !
April 18th, 1862.

ApFIl l~lu, ioo~. }
Mrs. JULIA A. SANFORD,
My dear friend A few days
since box was received, containing " Arti-
cles for the sick and wounded of the 9th Iowa
Vols" There was enclosed, a list or invoice
of articles contained in the box, which was per-
fectly correct; and ] am happy to acknowledge
the rcceip Of the above named box.
We have been badly situated in this country,
away from all public means of communication
with the civilized world, and yet, it is said by
those who have visited us from Iowa, that our
wounded are doing better here than they did
after the battle at Fort Donelson.
But my friend, know that to-day many
sad hearts are throbbing in pain for the losed
dead, who died bravely III defence of our Old
Flag Many Preside was made desolate by
the battle of Pea Ridge. But may all have
strength to endure their severe affection.
All who mourn the loss Of friends have my
most heartfelt sympathy. | assure you. And
in the name of the sick and wounded now here
/ thank the ladies of the Soldiers Aid Society
Of Perry Township, Buchanan County Iowa
for their gift. Believe that / am
Most Truly Your Obedient Servant.
BENZ. McCLuER
Surgeon 9th. Iowa Volunteers
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Comparison Of Profit.

ET Mr.. RANSOM BARTLE, of this
place, who has interested himself good
deal in tie subject, has given us the fol-
lowing comparative statement of the cost
of raising Corn, Wheat, and Sorghum,
and, as viii be seen, arrives at the con-
clusion that Sorghum is largely ahead in
point Of profit. His estimates are for rails
ing ten acres Of each, and his figures seem
to us to be very fair. There can be no
doubt that the cultivation Of Sorghum,
and the manufacture CT sugar and syrup,
will be more profitable than anything the
farmer can enter upon, so long as there
is market for the product II that is
to remain open, land we see no reason
why it may not 'it is very apparent that
he who devo:es his attention to raising
sugar and molasses is most probably en-
gagged. Mr.. BARrLE's estimates for ten
acres are as follows
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Mr.. BARrLE says: al there is any
untairness about these figures, it is de-
ciledly against Sorghum. I haze fig
ur,d the cost Of Sorghum raising high,
and wheat and corn, low.
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Ii is said that Gen Hunter has orders
10 burn the city Of Charles on.
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LlrTLEToS, Iowa, May I'd, 1850.

FRIEND Rich :-The enclosed letter is
from Surgeon Mcclure, acknowledging
the receipt Of a box sent from our Aid
Society in March, containing long list
of articles for the hospital. 1t will graf
ify your subscribers in this vicinity If
you can find room for the whole or part
Of the letter in the Guardian.
Yours truly,
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PRENTICEANA.

The Mobile Register responds to the call
upon the people to bring forward their brass
t. be nodded into cannon. II thinks the law
yers and members Of Congress now have q
chance to relieve the wants of the Confederacy
from their large store Of the article.
The New Orleans Delta contains an adver-
tiseDeDt for round steel rods and ladies' worn
out steel hoops. The rebels found that light
ming bsd struck them so frequently they are
gong into the manufacture Of lightning rods
Tor their defence.
The Memphis Appeal says the nursing ba-
bees in that city have learned to curse the
Isnkees.-Netc York Ledgsy.
CGildren taught to curse one section may
grew up to be curse TO the other.
The rebel leaders hsve evidently been badly
raised. They may have TO be raised over
sgsin-sr TstEer Eoisted.
As there can't well be too muoh Of a good
thing, pretty rebel woman should be pressed
AID re-pressed
Many able-bojied men are actually asking
charity. Let them join the army. Better take
arms than AIMS.
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SOLDIERS PAY.

HARNDEN'S EXPRESS
WILL FORWARD SOLDIERS REMIT
TANCES.
WHETHER moNrY or ALLOTMENT DRAFrS
TO their Families 81 any place on the lInes Ofthe,r
Express 81 q chRrteoF
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
For any gum not exceeding Fifty Dollars. (a50D
And propOTtiOHste additional charge for plaoea
reached by connecting Expresses
The remittance, WHISTLER In Gold, Treasury
Notes. or Allotment Drafts. should be enclosed n
an envelope. and securely sealed, and have the
full address, including the town, Post Once. and
state, OF the 1erEon to whom 10 be sent, and the
amount le gibIy marked thereon.
Envelopes FOR this purpose will be furnished al
ths office.
Money received 70 be forwarded at the offios IN
Washington, Third street, second door below
PennsJ wanna avenue.
apl-1m Il. 8 SMITH. Aren't.
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STAR.
KING DEATH.

King Death was a rare oldfellow;
He at where no sun could shine,
Ard he lifted his hand 30 yellow,
And poured out lis coal-black wine.
HuIrah for the coal black wine
There came 10 him many 4 maiden,
Whcss eyes had forgot IN shine,
And widows with grief o'erIaden,
For a draugh Of the coal black wine.
Hurrah for the coal black wine
The scholar left all his learning,
The poet bis fancIed wees
And The beauty her bloom returning,
Like life 20 the fading rose
HuTrsh for the coal black wine
Al came to the rare old fellow,
Who laughed TIL his eyes dropp'd brine,
And he gave them his hand so yellow,
And pledged them In Deaths black wine
Barry CoTHeG!I.
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IL The French gunnC-s Tntintair that had the
monitor and Merrimac been armed with their
isVoTlte guns the iron would rot have presented
sich fesistance The artillery OF tue Gloirs will,
IL Is asserted pierce metal plates siinfaIIbIv', s
distance Of forty metres.
~ The Nashville Union publishes some en-
d0ESsments found on paIdon:, Sc, in tie Once
81 the secretary of State at Nashville, showing
hat Gov. Harris was IN the Id bit of pardonipS
fr!oEs, on conditions Of their joining the Coined
eTatP armies.
II There is a bitter fsud between the Mjssis-
siTPI and the remaining Tennessee regiments in
consequence of the former dubbing the Tennes-
seems as towards, and not recognizing their
social qualify.
II The New Orleans Board Of Provost Mar.
Et-S have ordered the masters of steamboats, not
20 engage white men az deck hands. and 10 dis
charge those they have employed T1ey must
20 N the army.
II Gov. Gamble, Of Missouri, has Issued his
PROCLAMATION, converting the State Convention,
JIge next.
IJ-Sixtv large boxes OF goods were contrI-
butsd by The people OF Milwaukee for tie wound
td soldiers at PitsburS, "a lsEs than twenty four
hours after the call had been made
D-The fTesbetS in Connecticut are veTy
avy, sni the trains aud :hs railroad track be-
tween Springfield and Hartford are covered with
VFater-in places IL and Is feet
IL model village for the poorer classes. near
linden WIZ railroad to 1t, IS proposed in Eng
l"nc IS The most suitable testimonial TO Prince
Albert.
III There Il a deed On lie In Cambridge. which
cescTibesa piece Of land as bounded by s1stnu1cs
: ud stones, where Daniel HeTrInato ton iis ksd
" lillian Smith -
IL An Immense DIV X OF lsvea. 10 past 2sl rsl
CT UOIe, Is suggested 2nd fsvora bly, regarded f1r
tt .Tot-ctiCn OF Hartford, Conn from future
ruuts
IL In London coal-vhirpAr testified that
lie HLi i.is vile lad guHFTeIed nc parted forever
lnose than twenty timeB,
IL the rebel I'eit Gel Water Scat. can
tuTti al PitsbuTg, s con Of Get Scott now In
the federal service
IL 4 huge clock, with 4 dial plate nine feet
n d!HnaieF, Will be exhibited al the central en-
trance to the great I.ondCn Exhibition
u hcgShead Of Kentucky tnhacco WIS
recently sold in louisville, Ky, AZ S23 Per one
hundred pounds.
II The Lutheran Sgncd of virginia has with
tins.a Z Om tn "GeEersi STntd Of the United
states aud csst in It's lot WIKI reb.lliOr
IT, rHa cid CUMBERLAND SUNK by the Nerrl-
ma~- Is fist going t. pieces, bat the sars and
sup : Sill foIi proudly from tie mast head
IL A. English paper speaking 81 tie burial
~ = sue d. says indy ndltly: Tbsy buried the
"o.n-u Ike Gcil-'rsla GIE.T cI.lhss on 20
~ Tie GoverBElrGt submarine vessel. built
2. a." Philadelphia Nevy Yard, was launched Oh
t. -.r-E e br;l
- Far-O1 BIoY-ow's family Lave gone 10
4 rdrH' 'TgH, y J
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SECRET DIsEASEs! SECRET DISEASES.
sAMARiTAN's siFri
ihs Most Certain Remedy EVsr Used.
Eyes" q positive core for . To-. ~
SECRET DISEASES
60hORRREA. GLEEr: STRUCTURES, d Q.
Contains NO Mineral. no Bsl.sm. no Mercury.
Only ten pulls to be tnken % eject cure.
They are entirely v-getab o, hayIrg no smell nor
any unpleasa Mt taste. and viii hot u any way in
Cures In from two 10 four d.ys, and recent case.
OF the Ueivsrsity Of Pcunsyivsais, one Of tie most
D0'. snaHRTHN sf F1s day.
VIII cure any case In from two 10 four dsys, srd
TWENTY -FOUR HOURS,
NO s1possfs. no freEbIs, no eAaass rsAsts%sY.
Let those who have detp paired OF rottln. or red
q who have been Eorged with Balsain Coiavis ..
~ s :. san s&S IA III GIFT. -'w
sent BY mail in . plain snveiops. ~
Am Is i4ils Sss1kss 1851 AND HERB JUICES
A SPEEDY AND PERMANENT
CUES VESEER 2k fsYps iskksss0i or
Here 10 positiye cure-no Morcury-no Poisou--
but the Juices OF cots and Herbs
This form of the disease max o. ,is appearance in
sores on the ortans OF generaifon or they may 90
cur on other parts of the body. which ha ,pens
the mouth, letters. spots csTie. and nodes 81 the
e1 DOT, sd. GO &c; An, and all of these symptoms
sAMXRi iiiIS = ' Root AND HERR Iu,oss
sent By express. Price 81 bottle. or 6 bottle:
sAMARITAN,s CHANoRE WASH.
DESMOND & CO.. Box 1sI PhiIadslphis Post
Sod By g: CALVERT FORD. corner 18th and
4: EATON, IS South Eighth street. PAil.-
eelRnla. ap = I'm
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H. NJ. SwiHey, OF Fayetie, Missouri, large
s.av.lclieT and JniORIst, - the comm ncenlen mt
q tie re6s iIiOn, becoming alarmed for the safety
"f ATS 'chatteis," sent about sixty 30 Texas for
y'tatsr pTCtec;icn. few months $40 LP sent a
n~is hO'r to Lring hem hack. The gentleman on
BIS turn reported that they had ali been couts-
-
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pENSION OFFICE, JUNE 6TH, 1861.
TO ALL WHOM lf NAY CONCERN.

AZ ALL uhoA II Adi CoNcchN'
Application having been maze under the act Of
I'D june, 1860, for the reissue Of the Land War
rants described herein, which are alleged 20 have
been lost or DESTROYED. notice ia hereby given that
81 the date TO- lowing the description OF each War
rant, new Certh cate, of like tenor, will be ls-
sued II no valid objection should IN sn appear.
NO. s,t22, for l21 acres, issued under the act of
march, 1855, In the name OF Charlotte widow OF
" alter Cole, and was granted January 70, 1885,
I.y IL, 1852.
L:na Warrant Cerhicsts, No. 751s7, for Is0 acres,
Isot isi7.l y Lsyor Of f.triGk Brady, Private ct
company n. I'd ReE't y. y. lnfartry, bearing date
Slrt llecomber, 1s5l-June a. 1862.
LSnd WaTT8nt Certificate, No. T7,8S3, for l61 acres
unaeT the act OF 18th February, l347. In favor Of
Thomas bingham. private, Of Capt. Hunters
COMPANY, Battalion OF Mormon Volunteers. ia
sued 18Th April 1853 July Sd, 1862.
Land vaTTan cert hcgte No O., az, for 60 a,res
granted under act OF nth Fetrua ', 1917, to An
drew F.ch-r or Th f sr. privsts Of CAT Tn'-
l0Ts company, Col. StevehsOH's reeIInsut, New
YORK 70 unt-ers. and bearing "a Sth April,
JOSEPH II. BARRETT,
NH 27-I,v CorToI ,,Iorsr
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~ The obslisk n Prince Albert, or which
t.rtCTia hsd set her mind, viii have 20 .se aban-
C'le"- TIE reason given IS that no moRolltE of
g. :arient dimensiors AN he found IN the British
lsitHds; but tire fact Is, Pubfr Opinion was dead
ega!nst 70. ard the thing had 70 be abandoned.
y hat The "a mortal Will be 40 one can guess,
Esyg London letter
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DENTISTRY.
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sanncs Sse. eths!l. ans n person can vsss others
ssoss = iss Inv ~ eas. o.s b. .o.sap
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:!ss.;s; e re; ;i s;Pi' mi r.
:sHsi e iEls aE.Es: sss p s..n.s, s.sv...
s ~ sne iso % Asss se5Ars ssrsst. Philsdsl
Nkw AND IMPROVED INVENTION
ARrlHs1AI cHEoPzlsrr Bos1
re e n,
WNIsvY MRYAl PiAYI on ClAsYa
DR.. 8 b. SIS EsMoNp. ~ --rr
'is ~. $500 s:,. AZ ss rs1sS 4,
sds.ns.sss q hin tFyrOysd ys.sS: ssss
never sorods nor chsnfe color 81 spy@zk&D
scids, being three foarths ifhter than any other,
Z No teeth or roots need Be extracted, n De
E ns. Sys1 ss !.
q No temporary teeth .r. needed, a. ,.rm.p.p,
s1Sres.iOn u sss ss ssUs snss:
Thii veil has been lily tsstsd oS "; year,
BY may Of the frst chemists and phYsioianl Of this
Dr. s hp also invented . white upds.tuo,iv.
s msss !. fslnF wn yhics The most ssn9tve teeth
tsSs sSshs ,S0sh on any lds roots, which win last
-: Ss:s y 5s;::..as.. Dr. Dr.
S.dts WSyne. Of NE Supreme Court Of wsshinr-
CAL and examine for yourself no a I'm
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THE GREAT .AmKRfcAaRxMEprKs,
Known /. HELMBoLDs
0EHUIHE PREPARATIONS, 3.
8ELMBoLDs ExrRAcr "BucHu,"
|" sARsAPARILLl
IMPROVED ROSE VASE.
MAMKRfcAaRKMHnrKs.,

HELMBoLD's GENUINE PREPARATION.
+HI6HL y CONCENTRATED" e.. Ass.
COMPOUND FL UID EXTRACT B UGH q.
A Positive and sDsoife Remedy .gs s...- 80
For Diseases Of the BLADDER, KIDNEYS,
GRAVEL. and DkOPsICAL ew ELLiNGs.
This Medioias increases the power OF DiGes-
ton. and exoitss the ABSORBENTSi into heal
thy sotion. BY which the WATERY OR CAL
CAREOUs dispositions, and all UNNATURAL
ENLAR6EMENTS are reduced. as veil a.
PAIN AND INFLAMMATION. and 10 good for
MEN, WOMEN, OR CHILDREN.
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- ~ SOMETHING NEW!
~knteRHArEsI DIsssyxHY 81 "(A
II ss1 o sIrss:, syrssSfs
Iks T2sGte.

OYSTERS STEAMED
In ths She'll aua 4horcaxhly Cooked (fAF Dzp0rtsf
ffsss o. Ysssrs. Call and soc.
Shs gnternEned respectfully Informs hls friends
II tbs District, and yFitor. 10 the city that he hIs
rented his OLD and WHLL-KnovN zsfAHLIsEnHNf
IN most thorough manner, and has made com
pets arrangements TO furnEh OYSTERS in apy
stye and IN any se,atisy. 600 TO so gallons shuofsa
per day: 1000 to 5000 cans o. Spioed and FreaS
kntap dtilJ-oals hermeticsly sealed. Furnished
Persons wishing to have Oysters furnished refu-
AIRY tar9esh the, wintsr, . Baltimore prices,
without fear Of ftilsIe, sholld call and make ar
r.nf9rpents 81 once. Freight, time, and money
saved By purchasing Of me, - furnish An srtiols
1t prices jsss ~ lo~.
TO sEFLEE5,
Canned Meats, Lohstsr., ssrdires, CLANS.
&c, 80. Also, Proxies, Cstsps, Ss.os5, Brand;
Peaches, &c. Also, Game and Frssh Fish, Tsr-
he:' rerrsSins, Fresh Lobf:ers, Cod, Halibut, Dc.
fsts slvays0 on hand. ~ reasonable pTices.
. botels and ltGilleb supplied with Oysters, de-
nverod without charge to any part of the District,
IL season, Il the mopsJ is sent with the order.
My estsblis hmenti ID open from 8 q. m 10 II NJ
10 O'Clock o.. a.
taiu y. M. HARVEY