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Arrival of john Slilellin Paris

Ta.p.;, ao..a,aant - ~.
q ~. e e'H 9'YPP's'' = Ivy " "
York Hsrdsa. unaef GATE OF Inc 5lst Of
January says:
John S,idell arrived here from Lon.
don last evening at nine O'Clock. There
{ Was no demonstration whaseyer upon his
r6sehiaS here but he and Mr. Eos,is
took a carriage at tho rail way station and 4
drove to the hotel where Mrs. Slidell and
Mrs. Eastis have been stopping for some
sdsys. 4. ssfs s.t.sfs gisys fsaa
Mr. SlidelI il ouite sunwe,ls and. looks
illaod DID, He rose this morning abou,
eleven O'Clock aud cousidsrisg tkat his
wardrobe needed repleaishinp immadiate.
sl,sseot for ! tailor. who measured him
aud to whom he gave instruct, ms to make
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Warrior.

The celebrated iron clad British steamer
Warrior, which has cost suoh an immense
sum of money, proved a failure on her trial
trip to Lisbon, Portugal She leaked terriblys
and could hardly be brought into port. The
iron is SO heavy, that the timbers cannot bear
the strain upon them, and are pulled apart.
If the plates are much lighter. !canaon balls
can go through them, so that, after all, it is
doubtful whether the iron-piated expsrinlent
will not be given up as inpracticable. at any
rate. much has yet to be done in order TO rem
der it success. liB3I5 S4tIfol
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Master Commissioners Sale.
Sylvester Martin,
LlI.LsE .g.ios. ,l...

II. d0lland and others
q By virtue Of . mandate to me directed from
the Court of Common Pleas of Monroe Coun.
ty. Ohio, will offer for sals at public auction
At the front door of the court house, in the
town of Woodsfeld. in said county, between
the hours of ten O'Clock .. M, and four o'clock
p. m, on .etifs
Saturday. the 1st day Of March, 1852,
the following real estate, situate in said eeun
ty, towit: - - = =
The south east quarter OF the north eas,
quarter of ssotion ~, township s, range 6, il
Monros county, Ohio.
- - g = = WIN. OKRY,
Jan. 29, l862.-S3,15 Mas. Com
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s'THAT STANDARD SHEET
eAoi xts 1862.
Great National Banner Of Intellect,
81 ss. s. lsss.sts,, FOR = ceie.ssaoq ~
AMERICAN HEARTS. AND HOMES
NEW YORK MERCURY
atgffs5 EEf7s Il - ff{f;a 81
A NEW YEAR WITH AN OLD FRIEND

On New Years day of 1862, that world-re-
nowned aud unriyalsd gem OF American jour
nalism, the peerless NEW YORK MERCURY, will
enter upon the twenty y-fourth year of the m ost
brilliant career ever achieved by a paper. Dur
:ag the past year it has been the teacher. sto-
~ teller, mentor, and oracle of ttro hundred
thous,Snd .anerican homes, from ocean to ocean
and frcm Quebec, in Canada, to Pensacola, on
the Gnlf of Mexico. Young and old. rich
aud poor have revsled in its enchanting
stores of wisdom, romance. art, poetry, and
genial humo or; and its praise is
sFamiliaf in their mouths as houeehold words.
? The noble patriot soldier in his tent, too
has whilsd away the te5ium Of camp life in
fba absorhino review of its sE&L 20 s-sst-i> >s &.
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Our Glaat Premium.

To any ons sending ms e.eq - three SOB.
scriptions to VANITY r,AIR ss .epevsar fss
one subscription for three SyeAssJ ws uui
present splendid copy Of laA
WORCESTER,S ILLUSTRATED
QUARTO DICTEQNARE.
which is published At 81 so. q 90
Road the following notices u the work:
From tie = Daily Picayunt, 70 s1sv oriesss.
I'm dne, We cannot but consider We,sss4
ter's new book as In itself the pure we'd Is
English undefled,' while the ssr~sps thas
have for ages bsen flowing into AssSt spieusly.
to enrich it and 70 rscsivs frsln&ie risLnsss.
are so beautifully and clearly, ,neaIbed sus
md deIinsstsd Is At once to inrpisS sassrtaaa~
ment and Instruction 70 the fesdsf."v
From tks 'eMo6ik Daily 14i5hass Q
ave make no doubts tisxt She work wIse
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STANDARD Of the Englfsh langnaassf the siss-
seenth century, and have no hssitatieu IN
recommendinsitas il as not only safe. ssnpisssp
and reliable guide, but As ,hsenlys such guide
within our knowledge" sFA ~
nl4 From Louis Agas,ix. II L D.
8 1 have looked over YOUR grsaGs sdi,sos -
Worcester's Dictionary, chiefly with the visv
Of ascsrtaining how far it covers the ErsunA
in which am particularly intersstsdk n 10 sE
great impertance, in our days, w6sH the ne
menclaiursof Of sciense is grs0uaElS Jfeeping is-
70 sommon uss. that an EsglisA Eski66& sheula
embrace as much of s a. is censlateat 9th
the language We speak. am trnly syrpri.eA
succeeded far beyond my sxpsctation in max /.
ing the proper Selection, anil sco s1a1ag viaA
il arsmarkabls degrsseof seed F1ey. Moro
could hardly bs Giyens sxcspt tn = seisatios
Cyclopedia. &sa@S
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HON CAPT REILLY. or GIN
sssas CLNNATL. VAS kILLEDt

svig "A letter writer. 10 giving an account OF
q the late battle at Fort Dopeison, shus no.
satis~k The manper. 10 which Capt Frank
Ya.A. Reilly, of this city, and pilot Of the
. gup-boat s. Louis, was killed.. Hesays:
ID, .asnsa DAMAGE TO THE BEATS ~
satt .As We neatsd the, fort, the enemy
commenced pouring splunging shots, into
fsaus sish great rapidity.a Their guns awers
safwsll pointed. aud did great execution.
:, n thirty two pound ball struck tine, pilot
house Of our vessel. piercing the inch and
-sis halt iron and the fifteen inch oak. In
I. sttikiogi the iron plate it was broken, A
1olnumber of large fragments .scatteredy
within the pilot house, mortally ly,wound1
: ing one of the pilots. F.. A.. Reilly
j. of Cincinnati, striking the flag officer,
e Commodore Foots, in. the ankle and
I. slightly injuring two other men. Imme-
t.sdiatsly after this a shot entered our deck
s.'on the ssarboard aide, and passing through
Tsit glanced downward to the shell room,
81 striking the ship's cook. Charles w. Ba>
2 ker, of PhiladeIphia, in the hesd. literally
sstsaring the skull OF. Several heavy balls
Asnew glanced over the pilot house, piercing
the chimueys and carrying away the Chin.
peys and carrying away thechimney guyss
These we're followed byfa compile of shots
which struck our vessel just above water
mark. ef3fD sFsv e
at Was now discovered that the wheel
had been injured BY the shot which killed
sths pilot Two Of the spokes were bro
ken, and the vessel did not respond we'll
TO her helm An attempt was, made to
sistssr her by the relieving tackle, bnt it
swss found that the current was too strong.
The Commodore. fearing lsss the ship.
shosld turn broadsids to the enemy, orr
.rdered her to drop down slowly spsis,Sa
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Guardians Sale.
Levi Baldwin. Guardian,

-ssHaa s.l4 A6i against 81 g Alt Il
Sanford ". Durkee and others.
DY vir.us Of an order from ths Probate
ID Court OF Monroe County. Ohio, win odsr
for sale at public ontery. on, the
So sth day Of MqrcI 1852, ess.
between the hours of ten O'clock q. RI, and fons
clock p. M, on, said ,prsmises,j the following
t,fe- ,aabsd real estate 20 wit:i
The north Hset qp artsss q the aoush Yves,
quarssr Of section thirty, IN township two, o
| range three, in said county OF Monos.
LEVI BALDWIN, Guardian.
Feb. 5, ls6c.--$2,7s
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70 Mr.. Casey, the Representative-elect
from the First Congressional District, has, we
are informea, received his credentials from
the Governor, and in the course of few days
will join his colleagues at Washington Lou
isviiie Journal. rss
Mr.. Casey succeeds Henry c. Burnett, who
is now member of the Confederate Congress.
Kentucky will now have complete delega-
ton at Washington. The Journal compli-
menis Mr.. Casey highly.
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THE UNION FOREVER.

MARRIKD-On the 21st inst, by John
Hamilton, Esq, Mr.. ANDREW J. WoopRlSo
and Miss ELIzABsrH J. WINDLASD, all Of Gen.
ter township, Monroe County, Ohio. at
= On the col inst, by J. Holtsclaw, Esq
Mr.. W, ,LLIAn PHILIPs and Miss JULIA ANN KISo
all of Monr os county, Ohio. at a
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FOR SALE BY

G.. H. Davenport. Woods6eid; Il. G. Kotsebus
Malaga; Christian Sander, BroWnsville; Yan-
law, Ale xandsr & CO., Cameron John w. Bar
nit, Ia ford; Wagonfeld & Co., Jscobsburg;
Upton & Powell, Jerusalem; Jacob r. morrill,,
cIariugton; j. H. Il J. r. Thornbury, Bealis-
VILE; and by Druggists and Merchants gener-
ally throughout the United States and Canada,
Feb. IL, 1662.-l.
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Master Commissioners Sale
-ee-=G Conrad Snsfer,ss=

Renbsn Hawkins and OF

Rnnhnr' n. ,vE;r. ..nI ntH.-e
nv .;..". - ss.s.." - ,'. -. Ss.n.s
b tss Conf = sof Gem csn.ssos - Pc. sSSs 49,.
sas oouss nun rses - - = -.
County, Ohio. !. win sas' iOs ssis ssssssIis
ce.wssn .ne nou's o. Yen eslos' = IA aae
C-....y II. I'll - - $500. il.~
n>''... u-y, '"s 90. ~ sseAs'
.hs. .io4ovin rsatsstsss' sasaAss = 80 ssss-
70 wt.ss sFa.EsA -
oeihS ~ tho scutn Nsst-QpaHet 3fe saeo
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FOR SALE BY

G. H. Davenport, Woodsfeld; II. C. Kotsebue
Malaga; Christian Sander, Brownsville; Vanlaw'
Alexander & Co., Cameron; john W. Barnitt.
Stafford; Wagonfeld & Co., Jaoobsburg: Upton
& Powell, jerusalem; Jacob 7. Morrill,. Claring
tom; J. 81. l. J. r. Thornbury. Besllsville; and
by Druggists and Merchants generally through
out the United States and Canada.
q Feb IL, l8e2-1y. \ a
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Important Dispatch,
Sr. Lou1s. February 90.

n bs.,- II. 1UUIcs ToUfuofy HV'
General Halleck has sent the folio wing dis
batch to osnsral Mcclellan: ..
81 Clarksville has been taken, with supplies
snough for our army twenty days. The place
Il now oocupied by General Smiths Division.
- Price, ON being reinforced by MoCulloch's
command, made stand at Sugar Greek,
crossing Arkansas on the 10Th, but was de-
Ssatsd after . short engagement, and again
He'd. s.2'
of arms which his men threw away in their
Night. IS ,..,,.a - -
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! Clsrksyille, Tennessee, has been cap-
tured by the Federal troops, with a
! largo amount of military stores. Gen
5 Price has bseu again defeated in Ar.
8 kansas, aad retreated after q. severe
pss. ,-zs....a,..t5 .... 5s'.'5.a -. =. g ~
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SU G. A r G RO V E


THE Proprietor of these Nurseries would
respectfully inform the public and every
body that his Stock is very complete, and in
most things great in variety and amount. He
would impress on the minds of those wishing
to plant the Importance Of procuring good
trees grown near home and of the best vare-
ties-all of which we claim to have, while
this is the only place in Eastern Ohio where
GOOD RELIABLE STANDARD
PEAR TREES -
can be procured, and at the same time pur-
ehasers can be accommodated with anything
they need in the way Of TREES, PLANTS, &c.
We would note particularly . very large
- Stock of Apple Trees, s
of fine size and Of great yigor. sCHERRIKs--a
very superior assortment, and an immense
Stock both of Standard and DWARF
PEACHES. PEARS, PLUMS, APRICOTS, &c.
- For garden culture we have a very fine
Stock of DWARF APPLES, Of the best
and DWARF CHERRIES. and Berries in grsa.
variety. OF HARD GRAPES we have about
80 varieties, including DELAWARE. DIANA
CoNCERA, CUYAHoGA. REBECCA, EARLY
NORTHERN MUSCODINE, &c.. &c. 1~s&9s
j. OF Ornameutals, we have an i'm mense stock
both in variety and amount. OF Evergreen
and other Trees and Shrubs, Roses, Vines,
Dahlias, Phloxes, &C., &C.; all of which we
will sell for CASH, at prices to suit the times.
Now is the tune to, buy, as one dollar will
get nearly as much as two will at other times
and the Trees are of extra size and quality.
We are also receiving and forwarding sub
scriptions for most Of the Agricultural, Hor-
ticulturai and Rural publications.. most Of
which we can furnish to our customers NJ
Club rates. &S
81 Address all orders to
/ itifI JAMES EDGERroN,
BarnesriRe, Ohio. =
Jan. 8, lS62.-tf. sAi5a' W
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NOTICE.

T1HR BOOKS, Notes and Accounts of r. g..
i Okey, are in the hands Of e. Salisbury for
collection. ALI persons indebted to said Okey
will save cost by promptly paying up.
49, - JOHN oKEY, Assignee
Woodsfsld; Feb. 19, 1869 -3mpd
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Katrina Lettings Estate

4NIOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
IN has been appointed and qualified by the
Probate Court of Monroe county, Ohio, as
Administrator of the Estate of Katrina Leii-
ing, late of Monroe County, Ohio, deceased.
- CHRISTIAN DiEHL, Admir-.
Feb, %, ls62.-3t.
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THE NASHVILLE.

This celebrated Confederate craft, it
sis reported. win be blown, up by her
officers before she will surrender to an
/. American vessel. 49, .,s,.,s =. -, - 80
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DIED-on Monday. the 18th inst, At
the residence of her father, in this township,
NARY FRIEND, aged about 1S yeaeS. "a
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Attachment

F. A. Lamping against Lsmuel Mstcalf
Before JOHN BEARDMORR, J. p,
Washington Township, Monroe County, o.
an the 5th day of February, 1864, said Jus
" tice issued an Order Of Attachment in tn.
above action, for the sum of Twenty nine
Dollars and Thirty-thres Cents, and Cost
Set for trial 29th day of March 1862, at two
O'Clock P. M. IA LANPIN0.
Feb. l9, lS62.-3w Plaintiff
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NONANt no MOvo.

A proof that the Blood Purifier and ffls purely
vsesabe have the certificates Of those emineat chem.
hts, Professon Chiffon Of n T. and Locke Of Cncinnss
asad Dr. Robscks Special Notices csrtiAcases pab
hshed In . oonspiclous part Of this Pepper 6oa tine 70
time.
Price of the scandinavian Vegetable Blood YuriAsr, u
Per bottle IS Per halfdosen. OF the scandnayan Veg
oable Blood Pills, rs cents per box OF bozss foe IL
Principal 0fnce and Sassroom. No East Fourth g.,
q building hon Main st., Cincinnati, o. LAborstoy.
YOs 1e Hammond Street.
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Notice to Township Treasurer s

TOWNSHIP TRRAsURERs are requested 10
i come and draw their Funds, and make
their Annual Settlement with the Auditor on
the last day of February and first day OF
March. JNo. B. NOLL,
Eeb. 10, 1852 Treas. NJ C.. O
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ri {hEAil kinds OF Produce Ia
ken in exchanges for this paper
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s. The Paris correspondents of the New
York Herald, under date of the Slst Of
january says:
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these Bitters are put UP In quoyt
bottles, of ,vhich the oboue is a fao-sinn-;
lie. 7-he label is finely engraved, and
is provided ,uith a sdfegalord from
eounte,feiters. price 81 per bottle, or
sis for SIS. -
C., w. Robaot, Proprieter. No.
East Fourth st., Cincinnati, to ubosS
oU orders should be addressed.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-14

A gentleman Just returned from New
Orleans where he has resided since the
war broke out, informs the Albany Journ-
Gythat we have no conception Of the indig-
mites our brave fellows are compelled to
suffer at the hands Of tends in petticoats.
All sense of shame and deceney appears
to have departed from them. They rival
the most degraded Of street-wallxcrs, not
only in ribaldry, but in obscenity. Wo-
men who have been regarded as tho pat
tern Of refinement and good breeding,
indulge in language toward our officers
and men which no decent journalist would
dare put into print. Presenting upon the
privileges Of the Sex, they not only as
material weapons. Buckets Of slops are
emptied upon them as shay pass: decayed
oranges and rotten eggs are hurled &C
them; and every insult that a depraVed
fancy can invent ia offered Rochester
On ~ Union.
Treason Is many instances, seems TO be
as fatal 10 womanly modesty aud deoen-
cy, ~ il IL 10 manly honor.
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NASHVILLE, TENN. SATURDAY. JUNE IA, 1862.

and unmasked the crime in his own way,
receiving as. reward for his two hours
speech, three hearty cheers from the
Union men who dared to growl, bold af-
ter the brave hero, aoould beard the lion
in his den."
This was his last speech, unless he has
made one since April last.
He is is now seventy years Of age, still
the powers of his mind remain unim-
paired, and the speeches and documents
of his last making are the finest and
most eloquent Of his whole life. His
mind and heart seems bent upon the
destiny Of his country, and could he but
live to see the old flag floatoyer the whole
land, fancy he would initiate good old
Simeon, and with him say, 20, God, now
that have seen thy salvation, let me die
in peace" A TExAN.l
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BOOTS q SHOES

r AMB Sc MURPHY have also re
IL received fresh supply OF ladies', Gentlemen'
and Msses' Boots, Shoes, Caters, Slippers, &C., Q
every description and style, suitable for Oity an
Country Trade, which they offer wholesale and re
tail low, for Cash. u june3-2W@
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tennessee Money Wanted i'm Ex-
change for millinery Goods at
Wholesale
State Bank 90
Planters and Union IS
LAMB & MURPHEY hove just received
fresh lot of Trimming, and Bonnet Rib
bons, Ruches, Laces, Flowers, Childrens,
Misses, and Ladies Hats, English Split,
COburg and Tulip Braid Bonnets, besides
a general assortment Of Millinery Goods,
which they offer to the trade at small
advance, taking Tennessee funds at the
liberal terms mentioned. We would adj
wise the Milliners and Merchants to give
them an early call. They keep at No
10, Public Square [CalhOun's Old StOpl
June 8.--1wH 82
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NOTICED


AND OTHERS
nroprcE d hereby giyon, that the Act PASSED by
~ C.lr Council February "a, 1897 entitled An ACT
i,rs ~ val hereafter be rlgdly enioroedi
ioa''ns JNO. HUGH SMITH, Mayor
mayor's once, May n, lso2'--u
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SATURDAY MORNING JUNE IA, 1862

HReadsNe uarters D1sGrlcL o. the VndOs
Col. STANLEY MATHEWS, Provost MARSHAL
Nashville, Tennessee:
COLONEL: The General Commanding
has been reliably informed that certain
houses in this city which have been taxi
en- possession of by the Military author
tiles, are now occupied by officers who
were not authorized to SO occupy them
by competent authority. 8
He directs me to call your attention to
the fact, and instructs you to take the
necessary steps to cause the houses to be
vacated at once.
Officers performing Staff duties in the
city, Surgeons in charge Of Hospitals, and
the officers of the Provost Guard are
alone allowed to live in quarters. Sur
geons of Hospitals must live in theil
Hospitals or in their immediate vicinity
Officers of the Provost Guard, except the
Provost Marshal. must have their quarters
in the building occupied by the Proves
Guard, or in the immediate vicinity.
You will at once report ell violations
Of these instructions to these Head-Quar-
ters.
Authority to occupy houses possessed
| in the name of and for the United State
will in future issue from these Head
Quarters only.
am sir, very respectfully, &C.,
(Signed) o, D. GREENE, A. A. 6
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= Dayiason County, Tenn, june 6th, 1862, ne
stri named sAIILE; says sac belongs 70
- htfo.ea,e al Maury County, Tenn, said giri IS
~ ts ~ 20 years old weighs about Nv ol 10Y
oorss feet inches high two small scars on
orshoad scar on upper lip at the euse VI ''' nO''
ot4'e owner d requested 10 come torweio' prove
i,Sytv and pay charges, ~ the law directs sso,r
-. $40, sheriff and Jailor OfD. O.
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CORN MEAL,

T tho Broadway NILS
"A iuueS D. d. DloKEf, Agents.
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Notice to Stockholders,

NASHVILLE, TESN., Cd June, 1862.
A MEETING OF the STOCKHOLDERS Of The SE-
"A WANEE MINING COMPANY viii be held at
thd ONCE No. COX broadway New York, on Friday
the 18Th day Of June next, ~ One o'clock, b., tor
the transaction of important business.
janos-lOtt IN. WARD BARNES, Secretary.
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claim AGAINST the U. states.

A LIEN A. HALL will attend 10 the collection Of
IN claims against any Of the United States Rufhors
tioa either here or AZ Washington lie may 20 louho
al the sowanee House.
Nashville, June t2th, 1902
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-08
NEWARK ACADEMY.
Prof. Edward ID, Porter, Principa

FALL SESSION 1861
fnHE Fall aud Winter Session Of this Institution will
D. / commence on the 6rst WEDNESDAY of November
aud continue i've months
The baildngH and g,ounla have been PLACED in rOin
plete order anl filed up with furniture especially
adapted fur The comfort aud convenience of students
Rooms ars furnished Tor the older boys Ia Colleges for
private study free from the confusion and restraint Of
school room
The Course Of fInstruei0n Is thorough aud practical,
designed To ut young admission In our hest Col
tges fer tbs actya dUe Of the farm shop count
Inv house
BY the heralty Of the Boarl Of Tuntoes the Academy
FURNISHED with Library uf 1900 volumes, and une U
the hest COLLECTIONS ut ChemrA aud Philosophical Appz
fatus in the United satss--thus ailnrdug facilities Or
acquiring complete Scientific aud Mathematical edura
ton far superior to NEST schools Ia our country.
The best Teachers viii he employed, aud ~ labor
spared to secure the proper moral mental and physical
training Of the young entrusted to his care Terms
moderate. For circulars and Information address,
EDWARD u. PORTER,
apla Newark Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-04-08
DISORDERS OF THE STOMACH, LIVER
AND BOWELS

The Stomach is the great centre which influences tb
health or diseases OF the system-Abused or lvbitst
by excess-ihdgeston offensive breath and physical pr
taio the naural consequences Allied to the brain
1t Is the Of headaches mental depression nervous
complaints and unrefreshing sleep Tie Liver beenss
affected and generates bilious dsoriers pains u he e
6e The Bowels sympaihize by Costiveness Darrhu ,nd
Dysentery. The principal action Of these Pills Is on ths
stomach aud the liver lungs bowels and kidney5 paftc
pate in their reenperave and regenerAtiye nneiainn