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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-08-09

Republic, freighcd with the hopes of human
ity and tho liberties of our country and of
mankind. still bearing aloft the flag Of our
mighty Union, indiSsoluble by domestic trail
tors or conspiring oligarchs, will, under Di-
vine guidance pass over the troubled waters,
rcasSuriug responding world, as she gidcs
INTO the blessed haven of safety and rcpose.
All me m1rlcleS OF our past career would be
echps"d by the glories of the future. We
might then laugh to scorn the impotcnt ma ice
OF foreign foes. Without force or trand with
out Sccpter or bayonet, our moral influence
ana example. Tor their own good. and by
their own free choice, would control the in
s;itutlonS and destiny of nations. The wise
men Of The East may then journey westward
again. to see the rising sun OF Il regencratcd
humanity the fail of thrones and dynastias
the lifting up Of the down.trodden masses
and the political redemption Of our race. not
by new diSpcnsation, but by the iulflmcnt
TINS OF the glorious prophecies and blessed
promises OF Holy Writ. And can we not lift
ourselves into that serene atmosphere of love
oil country and of our race, above all selfish
schemes or mere party devices, and contcm-
plate the grandeur of these results. if now,
nor, NOW, we will only do our duty Now,
indeed, is the - accepted time . now is the
day for the salvation of our country And
now, as in former days OF trouble, let us re-
"lt'hocl 'nc lHlThty dead, as, Nhtn living.
silencing the voice Of treason and calming
the tempest of revolution. he uttered those
electric words, - UNION AND LIBERTY, NOW
AND FOREVER. ONE AND INSFPEaABLE.
ii we could rise to the heights of prophetic
vision, behold the procession Of coming
events, and, uuroling the scroll of advancing
years and centuries, contemplate our Union,
securing by its example the rights and liber-
ties OF man, wonld we not welcome any sac
rfcc, even death itself, If we could thus aid
in accomplishing results so G dixie and sub
lime? But whether in gloom or glory, chaS-
tened for national sins or rewarded for good
deeds, let us realize the gfeat truth. that the
Almighty directs nations as wei! as planets in
their course, governs the moral as well as the
material world, never abdicating fora moment
the control OF either, and that rcrScYering OPP
position to It's laws must meet. in the end.
rerbutiyc justice. Il. j. WALKER.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-08-09

MILK AND RUTTER FROM AYRSHIRE Cows.
The Boston CEiftrafor states that H. II.
Peers, of scarborough Mass, weighed
the m IL from his diary Of nineteen Ayrshire
COWS, from June 18th to 25th--ten days
They gave an average of 81 lbs. each per
day. The milk from eighteen being set for
one day, gave 20 lbs. of butter. One COW
gave 5S lbs. of milk in day. Her milk
for three days gave lbs. of butter, or 9 lbs
per day. This COW had two quarts of corn
md cob meal per day The res, had moth,
Inr but naslure feed.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-08-09
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Draft &!

DHait
Hark Harkt I[ark
FicrcCly the bullets are rattlingi
Hank lark Hank
Bravcy our brothers are battling!
Freely the foe they have dared
Why should the aggard be spared?
All in our glory have shared!
Draft Draft Draft !
Dra@ Draft Draft !
What though our traitors are numLling!
Draft 4! Draft Draft
What though our croakcrs ara grumbing
Still, from the peace. gathered hoard,
Freely let bounty be poured;
Put, in this age of the sword,
Draft Draft Draft =!
Draft Draft Draft
Precious the time we are losing!
Draft Draft Draft !
War will not wait on you h ; choosing!
Women will harrow the plain
Children will garner the grain
Age WELD the mattock again
Is not the prize worth the pain?
DRAFT DRAFT DRAFT!
Philadelphia Press.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-08-09
Gull1orous.
Selected for The CecH Iihig, By C. II. II.
The Milestone.


otecIcdJ" me CetH u nag by 1. II. III.
"' ''!'S''''e'
g Along road two Irish lads,
One Summers day were walking,
And all the while with laugh and grin,
In lively strain were talking
Ap"", 'ne 'aIF-"o"u' l't S'iS,
49,. y M VINO were best AT dancing;
"r,', at eacn plct'E Iatt 'hry met
l"c'' eyes were O'Is"'y s'""c'"s'
And ca thrv stro1,. r,r ,,,,,,., mill,
And ,rrny in tim, ,,,,i,, rti.l.,.
Agnoy and thrn fran, In, 80 l;H
Tie, nas,na ,h'' d,ri w. ~ i,,.,.
At length, milestone Standing close
Beside the hedge they saw,
ANA SiT"iEh'W"E up o II 'hey went,
10 Co" us le''tIS eF'
Tb,,, ro,l and ,,,,io,,1,. d.g1 ,r.i, ,o,
W;,h .n,r,,,y 81, .,ci f,n,,
Th.n Igrtrv .t,rnrd ,Lnr, H., cod
And tnrnrl tn I.avn I'M. ,lnnn
sSpake low. we're near the dead cried one.
His crave Wen not be troubln,
An old man sure 100. and
His name is Miles from Dubiin!"
wu,c,, ,1o van like ,r,. host Mrs e;r,i NJ
ui., orri, ~
n"ighbor Of ours, Mr.. King. m OK
cecdingly close man, had an 5onest son of
Erin working tor him not long since, Mr.. X ,
did not board his men (worIimcn cat so
hearty y 50 one day nc was going into tea at
five O'Clock, he said: "Wcll Barney. You
",., " n"'E'S "l'V.' .o"'o o'' II o'l'g
g V''r,, , IN, .i W. ~ p, .r,r,
.nar, ,rhi II, ,n "a" ,',I"a s,"'y."y
with ,,ic, Of e"'''' ou'
tnrcr,n,.,r ar6 on',,,,".r'i, h,,,1t, = '"',
pa,r., sa,;,n :, WI par. '''I,''"S :, ="
c,,,a y,,s al -. 49, !; Wv" u.
ISno, n;n ,ii' 1900, ava '"9
s,,d D,r ,,t ', a., ;''..
prn,,, e.nna fa. r,r,,,', $500,
i''''' e''" ava ''"'"'' "''" II
About month ago, I visited a friend in
the country, and while there. 'little shaver
of SIX years entered the house with his hat
full of eggs. and handed them to his mother,
taking them from the hat she asked Sc Why.
how is this, Harry; here's eight eggs, aud
we have but seven hens -
The little fellow cast his eyes to the floor.
apparently in thought, then, suddenly bright
enjng up, replied s. Why, ma, | guess the
rooster laid one o-day."
srI,,. a;l ,.a,, .,,o4 ,a4 ;,.,,, ,,
,.l,.r;,,;,, M,
Ky ,'.. " 10 hI O'' ""C'"' ,
i" ~ "',, ,,S ''H "%' """''e',
ni,mt -, INV ""'' o''SS'''
T;,,. ,,,o.o ,,, ,,,o, :, ., :.
aootor ''"''' y" '''""' 'o''Se''" '"'
=. N;o,.o , 20, wv ,., :.
AZ q ,n vas ~ e'l N"0"
""' INV - '''' '0
Cold CABAAGE.-Bob Brown was a nice
young man. gcnrrally-fshu he had his fats.
and who has not! When whisky was in cir
cuiatiou. Bob never refused to take a glass.
and sometimes whisky would get the best OF
him; but to do Bob justice, it did take al,
awful quantity OF liquor to turn him into a
fool. He got married lately, and started a
little home OF his own. Il used TO be Mrs.
Bob's practice to have a plate of something
nice waiting on the table when he got home
late at night One night he got home just
" blue enough to try to open the door with
a lve-cent piece, and pull off his boots with
not so very drunk, after all. Ho found the
table, and seated himself. " VI hat an old
haute am (hicD anyway, to 60 and get
(hicD drunk, and my wife home here fixing
me chic y such nice plate Of cabbage. >
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-08-09

.4ppie DUmpiings .-Having pared and
thinly sliced the apple, rub butter in the
flour nearly enough for an ordinary ro
crust; mix little soda in some water, and
pour enough in some buttermilk to make it
foam any more than this is injurious now
mostcn the crust about as soft as ordinary
biscuit, roll out and butter it over lightly,
then double it over once and repeat. Put
in no more apples than the crust will easily
lap over on, and two small dumplines arc
better than one large one, ms they arc more
easily got into Il bag and take less time in
cooking. When the fruit is cooked, the
pastry is done, and the time Of cooking
must be regulated accordingly. If VIC cook
the fruit before putting it in, half an hour is
sufficient to boil an ordinary sized duanpling
made in this way-though in roll form two
hours is necessarysa Pudding bags must be
kept sweet and clean, dipped in boiling
water and well Toured on the inside before
using good sauce TO be eaten with apple
dumplhgs is as follows: To pint of boil
ing water add good slice of butter, half q
nutmeg grated, two tablespoonfulls of -four,
previously mixed in cold water, and half a
tcaspoontull extract of lemon, with coffee
cuptull of white sugar boil one minute
AS far as my experience has gone, heavy
apple dumrhngs are owing to too much
cooking, or want of enough shortening; or
perhaps poor fire, and waiter not boilin.
to start with. MARY j. STEPHENsoN.
Germantown Telegraph.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-08-09

spice Fruit, or Street Picklc'-Td seven
pounds Of fruit add three pounds of sugar,
one quart of good cider vinegar, put tn,
sugar and vinegar, with spices to your tast>,
into kettle. Let them come to boil then,
having put the fruit in jar, pour the syrup
over it, and let it stand twenty-four hours
more, put fruit and all into kettle and let
it Roi! fifteen or twenty minutes; then put
it back in a jar, and tie up close IN few
days it will be ready for use.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-08-09

DYsEYTARY IN Cows OR CtLvEs:-I send
you remedy for cows or calves which have
got anything like dysentery. | have tried it
for years. Take one tablespoonful of laud,
anum and four of good brandy for COW;
mix together in bottle for one DOSE
For calf, one teaspoonful of laudanum
and two tablespoonful of brandy, with one
pint of new milk from the COW. Mix for
one dose, say for calf two weeks old.
Hm. Hnycs, New Rochelle N. T., 1862.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-08-09

UyTT The battle of Hie-courtship is the en-
gagemcnt; the proposal is the assault, and
matrimony the victory" Then We conclude
that treaty of peace is made on the appear
ancc Of the envoy extraordinary.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-08-09

Cure For Wayts.-Bathe the hand having
warts in warm water, dry with soft towel,
and touch the top of each wart only with
aqualortis; knitting needle or anything
having a small point will answer TO take up
a small drop sufficient for each wart. In u
few days a dead pclicle will be formed on
the top Of the warts, which will scale off
when bathcd in warm water. When this is
removed apply the acquatorts again, and
so on repeatedly, till the entire wart is re-
duced to leval with the true skin. This
mode is effective, and without pain. The
wart so treated will never come again but
care must be taken that the acquaiortis
does not touch the true skin about the war,
as it may blister it.-iriM Farmers Gazette.
~----- 100 -
O5-t don't miss my church go mrch as
you may suppose :" said lady to her minister
who called Oh her during her illness, d" for
make Betsy sit at the window as soon as the
bell begins to chime, and she tells me who
are going to church, and whether they have
got on anything new"
UE-SiX feet in his boots Bah No man
as ever lives stands more nor two feet in his
boots, and no use talking about 1t. You
might as well tell me that 4 man had six
heads IN his bat.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-08-09

With this question thus settled, the Union
restored and perpetuated. our only element
of discord extripated by the gradual removal
of slavery and negroism, we wonld boInd
toward in new and wonderful career of pros
pcrity. Our noble vessel OF State, the great
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-09

- Terrible CONSERVATION was created In
We milwaukee depot, few days ago, by SOL
oser OF departing regiment kissing a young
Soman oy mistake, belie wing her 70 be his vife
S s was only appeased upon discovering that
maruai oiunderer was every handsome
kersndo aud that his wife's bonnet was
.hash "a shape and trimming IL her own.
vas not turned on. 9ae gas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-09

-. ~ rev Orb ans Advoeate, Of Nov. t,th,
"s tnr sugar planters In Louisiana Ia ~.
ssnesa their price, On the ground OF dan 40.
uosr the Kreat numsr Of nerro-s N go
and the fear that 10 . crop 10 prrfse,.d
sA' es ahkses viii take 10 from them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-09

CELEBRATED
BOTTLED WINES AND LIQUORS,
FOR MEDICINAL PuRPosks
NisAly recommended ~ The mort amman. Psyn
clans Of the q. 3. Army
GOLD MEDAL Co6NAo,
GOLD MEDAL MADEIRA,
GOLD MEDAL PORT.
GOLD MEDAL aHERKY,
OLD TOM LON DON CORDIAL,
ZIP VAN wINKLE GIN.
WHEAT NUTRIENT,
OLD HOMEsrEAD RYE,
HARVEST BOURBON 1893 HBslKyB.
AnONATIC SWISS HERB BITfERs
Wsfnviss The attention Of Physicians DruxGisss
And 9roesrs 70 these excellent goods. hioh sell
q Hsv York prices, freight added.
We txuEt tAss the i.,rissie s.eTits Of the shove
GOODS viii insrrs the satisfaction and confidence OF
discriminating people, who reject the stals
ssorss Of irresponsible dealers, viz pufs Of news
ps3srs and So called chemists, ssudy shsw cards
80. JOHNSON & NAGLR.
>ep Sole Agents.
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h. o. HOOD

LIS Constantly r.e. ~ .; HOP sSs D. .,v,, han.
z fall snRplI OF an Tie most celebrated ~
,EArgHks that are Manufactured in Eng. EA1
nd eilyss c$sss. He also Keeps . lsrEe stoes Oh
M L.. 'SWkLEY q the most desirable styles, set
SSms Hen also manufacturing AL kinds OF SOLID
sssndsnfo sn a Wars, and keeps Swords, RevoI-
seaa.crs aold Silver. and Steel spectaeiss ana 8
se& variety OF other things usually kept in Jew
e. avenue. between 9th and 10Th streets. ke HtN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-09

.. -. Az me late State election in Arkan,a.
800 ne ,,e ere cast Of which Flanagan re-
Stvto e. tses Rector 7,ttp, and Rainev 7os
sEotsn w. Johnson has been elected 10 tbs
S1nsscersie senate over A. II. Garland, hs
W, n n. memosr OF the other House. A
essson and the distiilsiion OF grain. s VI
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GAS FITTING &C.

WA. T. DOVE L CO.
hA Nov prepared TO execute any ofdegs With
which they may be favored in the
PLUMBING. GAS. Oh STEAM FITTING sUel-
NESS
~ Store on Ninth street, . few doors north Of
rennsyiv ania avenue, where may be found CON:
rlete sreor tment Of CHAEDELIERa and Other q AZ
STEAM and wArER fIxTUREs Jan My
VA GAS Futures
w Have In stere. and daily rscei wing, u Al
FIXTURES Of entirely New Patterns and Designs
and Finish superior In stvls to snvthns hsrstnforr
offered In this market
We invite sitiz1ns {snsr4ily g cal aud sxamins
Sonfdent thst We have The best selNst~d stosk 10
FaAAinytou
~ An Work in the above Ina intrustsd 10 oaT
aAre will be prom pty attended to.
mAfA NyERe Nc4HAE ST6 street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-09

0EDfAD11N1xD N
~nsc1 nAy !, issssw = =
JOHNSON - NAGLE.
ses ,uus1IvAz1A Avssus. cs..,A $3.50,
ssrwxzH ErrxH f1E,H sfs.. q.
I.,iss =. ass..Aess reI
esoozAs, su1L1ls, ARDcs11 s1AD1 -
oMWAL = sr-rl-. Pa.
sonHs uusv.,Aua.aDessosz :
WINES, .s54a $50,
..-.- .-a o. 81. $50
tIauoRs, q, !.
..sa.= -il4c 60
sHHARs.
AID =. .-.r
FANCY GROCERIES.
Champa4neS .
OF ALL THE WELL KNOWN BRANDS
HIIDsIcK. cLIouof. MUAk. lIvA1f,
pBoUGr.
We recommend hishlseo eoanoissssrs
b s1. MARoBAUx oHAMPAaNIs, oARfl
EoIRl. CARTE BLANCHE. Red Law,
the most fa,eri,s brands In The Eev York mszhst,
and 70 highly appreciated for .Asir
richness and delicate saver.
BOOK AND MOBILE wINIs,
ssn and sp:.ilins.
cLARHfs Of hssrs 6ilhou frerss, Bordeaux.
BURGUNDY AND roKAY WINES,
ooGNAo Of the choicest brands and Ssss yinsss,..
looHrLLB BRANDY. P.nvoldn md A. sssn.ss..
MADEIRA, SHERRY, PoRf-very cid ana Aisal,
recommended for medicinal purposes.
HOLLAND AND ENGLISH aIN,
In Wood and alase.
AeEoNGAHELA AND BOURBON wHIsXIYs
PUNCH EXTRACTS AND HssIsols,
Of al kinds.
APPLE BRANDY AND WHISKY.
JAMAICA AND ST. oBeIx Huh.
BATAVIA ARRAo.
HAVANA AND DOMESTIC SCARS
OF THB BEST BRANDS.
LILLIBETHAL, GOODWIN, CORNISH, AND
ANDERSON IIHB-oUT TOBACCO.
shoKIEe TOBACCO Of Asssrs. Cell All.
slumers-st Baltimore prices,
GROCERIES PoE;rHE CAMPS.
Observation-Disclosures GOODS. Of sv.ry d.
seription :-GAAE, POULTRY, MHArs. or.
eTBRs, MILK, FRUITS, and vHaHrABLEs
PICKLES AND oArsups, in Wood and e,..
ADAMANfINE AND PARAIrINE oAspIps
MAILLARDs CHOCOLATE.
CANDIES AND DROPS, In P.el.s...
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s.-H.-Aooo.-
s.-T.-Is00.-X.- DRAkE's PLANfA.
TON BITTERs
or this celebrated brand appears TO bs in every
ones mouth, as well as on every ones table
They are splendid article and can be relied
npon to strengthen and inyisorats exhausted
nature. sep 25-eoSn'
To Hs1us, eE SSEI RESTAURANTS. PM.
VAfE FAMILIES. Re
The subsoriber. h.r. just received fre.A ship
800 CASES ST. JULIEN AND FLoRRAo
-,,,, TIA. &C. e. a A e.
Also, they have constantly on hand
Larss md Well Selected Seek Of
fsShEF' sB6FSH!E Sd 1nlsa
ssstE sIsE sEB s sg y Ee;is sss;..s.
kefboN AND DUBLIN PORTRBs.
s. Ia ssel1sa D.1a,
aASpISiEse kxhps THEORETICALLY s.ALsD
ssssa sEEh sf Oh ma
AGss Ss o9SfSS{SSSss sSHSSG a IMPERIAL, Hr-
WIN - s.i fsEsf T'; sESSEsf fi
BININGER co.,
yr.noh-a,s ft. s. s..nas' aI msAl
ues..! last reeeivsd small lot Of oaoers' Liquor
Il p. BALTzs ...
PHILADELPHIA LAGER BEER!
An persons in want Of superior article of Lager
Beer can no" be JsORpipirds rifh
CELEBRLTED Ila ER BEER,
u.,u,aILEY A. sA1NN.
PREMIUM MINERAL WATERS,
CLARIFIED CIDER,
sJ H1isEyk oGSd R1 SsA 4 0o ZEE.
UNION BoT THING DEPOT,
no % II 81 Green street.. Geor Eetown.
q GIVE ME CALI
Il v naefnsned res pectfIliy inform hia friends
nd the public that he win open his -
s.s.ifed ana ns.sIy htssd. and ;f sss a1.S w
e.:
I viii receive by the steamer Jane. Guy, from
l.ndsnt q ny fssal.r appy So.s s'' B;s nas
axransemsnts there viii Ae no failure In fliinr sn1
4hat may be made With the estsblishmeut,
% NV nsyer heretofors failed to do. isdsDsnd:
vii .nS Hssse IN the Gnitsd States. hA' can o'''
..ss and r %
antilles, at the lowest cash prices. -
., WI hss6 ,l e on hard ans :ssortn:ns tesh
sad VIC EfABks.' 'f IN. H siHfss MYsArs
Depot 2eI Q st., bstween 10th and iitA,
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., Ei0s1cS:.on sed atsr this asts viasers WIN b
~, aStasdsy., sad sasdays. only, ssd on tScss
ssS' ssiS between As heSr, 81 ard 3D. n.
- 49, essssss D. o. AsnS, In sSS;ss.
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ample wines 70 'ne "uss OF NE ss~erase.
OCEANIC wHAKSEss.
sos,sns. -, mo-, Is.s,e.I
FEMALES FEMALES
xox,,
ohO VI iooNS, oiNVhh' AAhhihp On ooh.
TfhPLAfING hARRIAGl
TRACT sucHT 4, nnssnsIisS \. e,s ~. "a
4 49,. " A, o'nef hems-
Hor., UIcer.ted or sehirrou. .t.s. Of IN. U,.r..
Leucorrhes or whites stertlit, and for all 80,
plants incident 20 the sex whether arisinx nso~
IndiscreNon. Hsbits u Diseipstion or IN "a.
DECLINE on cHISGE oKIrRu
sEK SYMPTOMS .boyr
HELMBOLDs EXTRACT BuCHu
IMPROVED ROSE WASH
CURES sEoR.r pIsEAsEs
L,rl. or no chang, In Die, Eoinoo,,.,,-
.,1y
ur;ss,. .b.rsS, R.moYins oestrns,sor. $780,
ins Pain and Tns.mm,t,op N rr.ouan, a, a.. .1.,.
on d,s.,ses. and ..peIlins an poisonor. nsss..-s
=. 49,. D'ss
see h-0a' AA'Sf'
THOUSANDS UPON THOUSANDS WIN h,vs
been the victims Of ouseks and Who h.y, IA
that they we're deceived. and tia. tn. POISON.
dried M IN the system, 70 brs.l out In .n .srr,.
vsted form, and perhaps afssr Asrria<,,
GEE HkLhsoLpr kAfkAC1 BUCHU fof s1
Affections and dises - Of the
rp,S.px
""VANe.
wAs.her existing IN
MIIuop prS..
Prom vhsseves cause orisinAtiaS, and no nsttsfd
Bow Lame ar EprNa
Diseases OF thsss organs REQUIRE the ed 81
punITIs.
... ....
h1oLDs hAThAcf bochU
r. a.. n,,,,,,, "a
Assirsd sosos IN al Diseases Ter Which it 10 rseen-
an .'.--' me rsspsnabAs
cA.s,sn.,.. 30 CO.. t. ...s. ,ense
-s,s -. 70 yeeo
10 nms'
Price u Per Bssue - Six fer %.
pegss,es 70 Any sAa's's securely psshsd men
seS oos'' 'sA'
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SO TAKE NOTICE. so
Nc. y r5uI Rhsk kEyERsur,
and sA.n for
Having :''f E 1sf!l.iI le ssfE1sInfn
HOUSE. SIGN.
DECORATIVE D PAINTING,
" fHdf YfaBHfsRs.sr
re has no nentaney In soliciting eontinuanos
% MS IL f SRicks kRk RkAsesAsLEi
"A '-fFSxis 52If attention s i s.ia e
S''"'"'~' "a. IS ns1 ToSfrIs.ANA AVENUE,
ee Ism Between Sixth and Seventh SITS.
GREAT DEMO- srKArION!
GRAND RALLY
MEN ASs'D BOYS
MwASToP
O L o T II / N q,
BEST AND CHEAPEST HOUSE, IN TOWN,
No. 400 slvsSrH srRsar,
Where you can end
THE LARGEST. BEST AND CH8APIsf
STOCK OF CLOTHING
STORE CROWDED WITH BARGAIN sBBKERs,
who get fitted out in short time and at
PRICES THAT DEFY COMPETITION!
We hsve lest replsnishsd our .toek and think IL
sell 1t low prices, eur motto being
= QUICK SALES AND SMALL PR0FITSl
N: B.-Our Saturday custo ners will please come
early a. eonvenient our store IL 30 full In the
- Do not forget the Che ,p.st Clothing House
= H. s1 So s. 0ol so 10th.
no % Corner Twentieth st. and Pa. Az.
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orr lAL.
IMPATIENT OF STATE,
~ WAsHIxsRoH, JanuAryE, lS0o.
The secretary Of St6te will hereafter reesive Mem
oSfs Of Congress on business on sssurdays com.
nensiny with saturday. the nrst Of neIt month
Jan TIT WILLIAM H. SEWARD
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JoHr sRIS QffSe PEBGH AoAINer INTER-
sltHstha wtrhbAAghle Al AfRAIlAAs'y =
HIS BOLD splsc9,fN gsAIss oH sua !,
CUE kfRY, "a - = y

CHfoF GOODS.
Bot ). BRCCE 4 co, No. asa IN a reat, has
BOT nersAAed fhs price q cir immsp - stoof OF
o Sdc7 =. srs @. CLOTHING,
FOR MINIS And BOYS w4AR,
- tkef eossht II at ed priees, and they viil not
make the people par tie u ast sdv Anee t1sy
DETERMINED 10 pndsrseii all otsers. fhsy have the
goods and are bouid to ran o. thsif seoeh ~fssan
Ne nsgt forty da,s to make rosm fof oar stock
tAAs re are DOW nand assuring.
fh- SeSpis o13y nAea - - cur goods % Induce
than % boy, s1d ear stock Of - -
H5fs' JACKkTS AND PANTS
sIcsls anything ever offered In this cry.
]. 4 y CEk CO..
DaALHas II --.-4--.
NEWS AND BOYS CLOTHING,
Mo ls4 1fH sTnsur.
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md MEDICINE, "Asv. asse1 minsd,rcsnsnld vs q
Of Ss1sst o. "a .Sadis n,s4s
sstins Lsetures % Marriage and It, Din uaiiscs.
Gsstiol, Weakne., Depression, or iSnorsnsso a Of.
fhysioloSy and NatureS Law. fAsss invsiSshls
lectures have been the means Of sniieh tenins .rX
Avtng theusands, and will be forwarded free on ~
fseeipt OF four stamps, By sddressinl Sse,sssS
SsSseN Csbtsa " Asasessv ssd MsSsesal s6x
SxosoN1. New Iork. ~ b-ly
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OFFICE INDIAN AFrAIRs.

November 18th 1857 I
ct mt, for proposals for Indian Coco e, was .ah
nshsd dt has been deeiied to take from Glass No.
form Glass No. g.. Although there 10 A san ia NJ
the tobacco In this ofce bid iere request d to
nov Is WIN. P. DOLE, Commissioner
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w. IMPRovKD PATENT
HAI1R CLOSET OR CLOSE STOOLS,

Hespstals. Heels oad PrSrsss PdSailiss
49, steols are made wholly Of metal are psr.
SSgsy me- ffom smell, cannot get out Of osder IA
esnS portable are the most Convenient artiolee in
s,t.,. IesS anve been ADOPTED In al tie q B. Hos
EN, &c, Ihsy may BE- Had In any auantitv ef re
kss'5ss3' No. stl Pa. avenue, NJ sssiFs, &ssHisS.