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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-21
The New Agricultural Depart
;tt lMent.

tH. lMcnt.
Notwithstanding the snecrs which some of
the opponents of Isaac Newton, and their
toadies, met the appointment Of that gentle
man as the head of the new Department of
Agriculture, he is going about his business
in the right fashion, and already has given
evidence of great efficiency. He is, we .un-
derstand, about the busiest man at Washing
ton, and has now got his Department in cx-
cellent working order. .... III ,4
We print below list Of plants, bulbs and
tubers, which are now on hand, at his De-
partment, for distribution among the peo
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-21

MAHoNY RELEASED. Our citizens were
considerably excited, yesterday, at the reported
release of Mahony and Steward, the Iowa
traitors. The telegraphic dispatch announc-
ing the fact Of their release gave no particu-
lars, and we are left somewhat in doubt as to
the reasons for this step on the part of the
authorities at Washington. These men have
been the leaders in the traitorous movements
throughout our State, and we had hoped to
be we'll rid of them. We suppose, however,
the Government had some good reason for
releasing them. .xllag.a, .lf . ea
AS the dispatch announces that they are
on their way home, we suppose we shall be
obliged to grin and bear the disgrace of hav-
ing two such spawns Of treason again in our
State.-Daily, 14th.,a ,,.. III 81. uaoa 4aq q
T All goes on well now in the several
army departments. General Grant is ''mov-
ing against the enemy's works." and they
move away at his approach. General Rosen-
cranz has reached Nashville, and the enemy
is retreating into the mountains of East Ten
nessee. The arry Of the Potomac is creep
ing forward towards the enemy cautiously,
but formidably, and the rebels are falling
back as our army advances. Itnow looks a.
if the rebel army will make . stand some.
where in the vicinity Of the Rapidan river.
McClellan's late army exhibits no dissatisfac.
ton with the change Of commanders.-Chi.
caoo Journal, l2th l.iss,iasca ra 3
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-21

{. The CHARGES AGAINST GEN. CURTIS. 1t
is understood that the charges against Gen.
Curtis, referred to in our dispatches a few
days since, relate to cotton speculations Of
his sons and others connected with him, dur
ing his campaign in Arkansas, by which, it
is said, three millions of dollars were realized.
One way in which this was accomplished, it
is reported, was. to take negroes as contra
bands from disloyal masters and sell them
into slavery again for cotton. The charge is
too monstrous for belief. Still we hope arigid
Investigation of the case will be made, and if
the General is guilty let the severest punish
ment be inflicted upon him. 20 ..s .,s..
The prompt manner in which the Admin
istration has taken cognizance of these charges
is gratifying evidence of its determination
to spare no one whose cupidity may tempt
him to make individual gain out of the ma
TONS calamity by dishonest means. Let the
Republican party purify its ranks by putting
out of power all men engaged in any kind Of
swindling, and it will stand in glorious contrast
to the Democratic party, which tolerated all
manner of official corruption in the days Of
Pierce and Buchanan. .S;i 2h' ~ 5'..
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-21

~ Delaware - though she cast her eiecto-
raj vote for Breckenridge and gave Lincoln
but fourth of her popular suifsges - has
just chosen an Administration Governor BY
Ill, and missed electing an Administration
member of Congress BY barely 9S votes.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-21

The Richmond journals are very exultant
over the late ''conservative" victories at the
North, though they do not hope for peace as
IN immediate result. They all speak of the
National soldiers as Abolitionists a..
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-21

TAn error has been discovered in the
returns for the Third Congressional District
in Massachusetts,, which elects Rice, Republic
can, over Sleeper, Peoples Candidate. This
gives Massachusetts, full Republican delega-
tion in CONGRESS. Hfa aaA'S s--e
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-21

"a. The st. Louis Densocrdf, says the
soldiers vote elects Knox over BLAIR to Con-
gress from the First District. The soldiers
generally voted for the radical emancipation
candidates. ~ Il SiaassA9 aa 9'
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-21

az Mr.. Carey, elected to Congress from
Burnett's district Of Kentucky, advocstes
the war and emancipation, as Burnett does
secession and slavery. He is the only mem
Der form Ky. who approves Of the emanci-
patton proclamation, an3 who stands firmly
by the Administrators. The others Of the
delegation are for the war and compromise
with slavery. aF u, q f4sso- p,
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-21

- The New York Assembly is de-64
to g.. The Republicans have . majority Of
ten in hsSenate. The Democrats cannot, Of
course, elect : United States Senator. b
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-21

GEN. PRTNrrss AaA1N PR1soNER.-We
find the following in the Quincy papers:
MARR1ED-November 18th, by James Lea
ton, at the residence of the brides parents,
in this city, Brigadier- General BENJAMIN NJ.
ParNr1ss and Miss MARY w. WHITNEY. gl
1t was announced day or two since that
Gen. Prentiss was about to assume new and
important command. This is it.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-21

fEThe Federal government has advertised
for two thousand keadbodrds for graves, Ia
be delivered within thirty days. They are ia
be OF black walnut clear Of knots, four feel
long and ten inches wide. "a sbusszs Is
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-21

e. Though the Democrats carried their
State ticket in Ohio, the vote on Congress-
men show Republican majority Of 1856.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-21
HIC;,
Release of ID. A. MahOnyn and
other State PrisOmcrS. Ha9

other State PrisOmcrS. Ha9
| .rstucUgll--Iis3 auGf
| -o----T-tf3- ~ e,y q nv
The Rebel .armsv Sss Tennessee Re-
iaA treating SOsetl.aq
-e- adot iapa
Arrest of Government swindlsrs In
80 New York. .t.5
Gen. Rosencranz Impressing Slaves
oeo Of Rebels. gnsd,rf
~ + ----- -o--- laad9l&
GEN. FREMONT ORDERED TO REPORT
|aaoJ ...r.J FOR DUTY. .a+.,g7 v9r
---e---- hrEdeia aib
From the Army Of the PO-
f-4 tOMAc.Q sado q
59i.--- ----,a----- =g1o23
G0GD NEWS FROM GRANTS ARMY.
I s---------.oo L--- L--- "ho" r
REBEL FORCR5RETREATING SOUTH.
.t A---.I[so, .----- -'.i.Lit
Brisk Sklrmislling South OF Holly
'.4Hi3 Springs. iyaalH y1-
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-21
The Next Congress-. gd sad y,
The result of the Congressional election,
so far as heard from, is as follows 70"


The States not included in the above table
are Maine, represented now by six Republic
ans; New Hampshire, by three Republicans
Vermont, by three Republicans; Connecticut,
by two Republicans and two Democrats CAL
ifornia, by two Republicans; Oregon, by one
Democrat; Maryland, by five Union and one
Democrat; Kentucky, by four Union; West
ern Virginia, by two Union. The majority
in the House either way will be very small.
1t is pretty certain that the Administration
will have majority in the next House.
The Democrats, it is thought, will not be
able to elect . United States Senator from
New York. In other States in which Sena-
tors are to be chosen this winter, the COM
plexiOn of the Legislatures is as follows:
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-21

aT The gaps in the Blue Ridge, through
which an army can pass-of which we hear
so much-are seven in number, viz: Vestalrs,
eight miles from Harper's Ferry; Snickers,
twenty four miles from the Ferry, through
which passes the Alexandria and Harper's
Ferry turnpike; Ashby's, thirty-eight miles
from Harpers Ferry, through which passes a
branch pike from Alexandria to Winchester.
Fourteen miles from Ashby's is Manassas
Gap, through which runs the railroad /; eight
miles below is Chester Gap, q road not much
travelled passes through it twenty miles still
further down is Thornton's Gap, through
which the supplies for Lees army were hauled
in wagons from Gordonsville and Culpepper
It is probable that the rebels made good
their retreat, some days ago, through Thorn
toms Gap. aol. a3g
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-21

CoNGREssMEN ELECT IN ILLINOIS. The
following members Of Congress were elected
in this State on the 4thi: .q.. ... e..
IL. CAo4o NJ I a...o I..oao q Allox, no,,a
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-21

Arrest of Government swindlers In
sE New York. t.g
Gen. Rosencranz 1mpressing Slaves
aoeo Of Rebels. g0ed,rt

GEN. FREMONT ORDERED TO REPORT
'Hei s.fsL FOR DUTY. saiau3 v9r
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-21

In Missouri the Emancpationists are re-
ported to have a majority in the Legislature,
and if so, a Senator representing that party
will be chosen. Virginia has only one Sena-
tor-Mr.- Carlyle. There will probably be no
election this winter, the new State not having
been admitted into the Union. 'i
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-21

Advices from Port Royal, by the gunboat
Western World, report that a naval and mil
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-21

Brisk Skirmishlng South Of Holly
i!AHl1 Springs. iy4i.iE ~
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-21
FROM the Army Of tho PO-
f-4 tOMAc.Q yado =
'ooO NEWS FROM GRANTS ARMY.

REBEL FoRcBsRETREATING SOUTH.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-21

.awHEA,sa,sm Ezes EXss
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-21

The ,Rossia House, the largest hotel in
Canada, was destroyed by fire this morning,
together with all the stores and shops in the
building. A number Of lives are supposed to
have been alost--among them "a man named
Graham and one or two soldiers, who were
assisting in, removing the, furniture. The
guests Of the house were all saved. The loss
isovery heavy The insurance on the hotel
was $780, .OOO.o 5gB 7a-r1c 3t7 gsa 9T9i
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NOTICE

- y NOTICE.
SEALED PROPOSALS are invited until the seth
day of September, 1852 At ~ o'clock for supply
ing the United States Subsistence Department with
$500 bead II Beef Cattle on the hoof. ~
The Cattle are ~ be delivered st Washing ton
City, ID. G., and each animal TO average pounds
gross weight. No animal admitted which weighs
less than roo pounds gross weight. Heifers snd
bulls not wanted
The Cattle to be delivered st such times and In
such quantities as the Government may require
The FIRST delivery of Cattle To be made ten days
after signing the contract - -
A bond with good and sufficient security will be
required
Government reserves 70 itself Thu right 70 pa In
Treasury notes or other Government funds
No bid-wiu be entertained when put in by con-
tractors who have previously failed 70 comply with
their contracts, or when the bidder IL not present
70 pond to bis bid. All lids 20 be accompanied
TT two guarantees.
Tbs names Of firms should be stated in full with
the precise address Of a.. the members OF tho arm
ID. c., and C. S. L. 5 A. ashi8s Ton, d. G. - and
endorsed Pro pos ais for Beef ca title - :
FORM OF GUARANTEE,
We, OF the county Of -, and State OF -,
and -. of the county Of, and state Of do
hereby guaranty that is able to fulfill CON
tract ia accordance with the terms of his propose
tion. and that, should his proposition be accepted
he will at once enter into contract in accordance
herewith. =
Should the contract be awarded him, We are pre-
pared to become his seoarit.es. -
This guarantee must be appended TO each bid. sis
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ps-ss ,.. .:.ssI .s'1s -..s.r s..rlAss "a
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E-tebisS s-nste- With q. visnder. 81 eI,o.ssss
ss " s-~ssy ss s'iAs Tyre. nay .<n via
MARRIED rrNoNe. or yesss Men eont.u-
ss. sr.is !s ss. s. .... q 'ay:'' $50, ..s,
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OF Sf; ;feis W II f II: 4 fktst
DEER ker n. ssrser. Fail net . observe .sr.
sns number Letters mus, he s.id .nd contain
81 PR. JOHNSTON.
nsmeer q the Royal College Of ssSsson1, Losdoa
the s'see Stats and NE rres.sr part Of vho.- ne
bss ss.p spent ig the ho,rit.ls ~ London, psris
ire nest ast.rkii.S eurss slat rsrs ever sss-S:
n.ry trcuehs vits rinsins n ne head sss s.rs
.uss.n SOC Pa. c... .s ess .Tsf a.
.ttsnesd senstmes With dsrknssnsst Of ain1 ,
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE -s
Young men ard others Who have injured tAsus-
sei'S- ~ certain prsctc- lDiulxed IN when alone
t-ehoel, ts- eject. cf -hieh A.. nshtl, f.t ever
shsI sslsep snd " not cured, readers marriage
iSpe.ihl,, and destroy. both mind and body.
ThO-. are sor. % tie ssd and nelsncholy es.et.
.ftse pscs an, MP Sss ts e ,Gs, .s ~ g.
efsisht, Ic..c Hs.eulsr Poser P,lpitxtion ~ he
ssnt Of &c s..". sSs..a l's ssnsI. s.sist
sirTf FRST 3. Fl Son1 TS. E,,s9, &c
rush u be dre.d-d-Loss % M.morr, Cou'n-ion
q Ids.s Depression q sgi.ts. Eyil for.boiings,
Tiraisity, etc. are some Of the evils produced
NERVOUS DEBILITY -Thou.si osn row
losing their ,ifor,. becoming wesk pale nervous
,ho ems s,to nsvlns .inggisS aPpeAr.noe shout
DISEASES OF IMPRUDENoE
pleasure end. b. sas nhibea ;ks ss. OF @ 20, o.
sense Of shame or drssa u d.eav"Ey a. aa.er. me-,
from applying 70 those whe from education ana
into he n3s .Ba dss snT Or ..Sis s
sho Incapable 81 curing tlsh his P~cuni-ry sub,
long a, the smallest fee csn ks shtAin.a az II
despair leave him with ruined health u SIGH ever
deaf OF y IL sne S-e 9, tass
symptoms q this terrible iisasse such arectio1
o. TIC 49,. TsrSst Hesa ski1 Se proErssns
HE dreadful .uaerings ny Seeding hin to th-t an.
return
DIR. gOHESTOSS RrafEDY FOR ORGANIC
WEAKNESS AKA IMPOTFNGY
by this great ana i-lPes-sEs rezsely weakness az
the organf are speed ne cured M "a IN u restored
Thousands OF the moot nervous and Aehflitsted
who bad lost al hope, have been immedistely re,
heved
All appointments % Marriage. Physical or Mental
Disqualification. Loss OF Procrsative Power Ner-
vcus IrritshiEty. trembling Weakness OF EKhaus-
tion q the most fearful Kind speadily curei
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS.
THE MANY TFiOIS An rs curef A. this nstitu-
ton within the last seventeen years ani TIE M
merous i'm portsnt Surgical operations performed
by DIR. Johnston witnessed by the reporters OF
papers ami many other persons, notices OF which
have APPEARED again and Es,sin before The pu bile
and responsibility Is sufficient s1srsptes 70 IRE
afflicted n, a. sl,s
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ROPOsAL sFoR LUMBER.
DEFoT QUART RNAsTyR's OFFICE,
Corner Eighteenth and g streets,
Waahin1fnn Gaut tx lgTG

corner Eighteenth and u stress,
't- Washington. Sept. is, 1867
until Thursday September 18th, 1852 az IL O'Clock
such point a. the bepat ar a
rect, one million feet .f Lumber of the following
kind and description viz
&C. 100 feet a. or l-inch white pine common Gull
10000 feet 81 or IN inch white pine common Gull
2,poO feet 81 o. Pinch white pine common Gull
5000 feet wSite pine timber, 8 by 8, assorted,
s',oe feet white pise timher,6 SLY 6, 2 to "a feet
5000 feet White pine timber, 4bys, z 20 "A feet
ocOO feet jolt by 9, Or 10 inch wide, feet long
soOco feet joIt BY T. or inch wide, is feet long
f feet ff 5!t S or pune ts Is fact Ion,
{hemlock or pfne.l -
lc,ooe feet jsist by s. II feet long, (hemlock or
lO"eO feet ioist, by s. IA feet long, (hemlOck or
1000 feet jcist, by g. ls feet long, themlock or
1000 feet scanting, BY I. Is feet lsng, Chenock
I'!oOe feet scan.fng, sby4, 10 feet long (hemiOck
1000 feet sssntiins, by 4, Is foet long, (hemock
Bids are solicited for the !oists above-namsd as
Al! the oye-described TO be good mcrchantsble
iumseE subject to the insPseti6n of an agent ap-
AlIthe lu.ber 10 be delivered within tventr dsys
after signing the contract.
ffcfsvsals from oiIiOy1t crrtles with net De con-
sidered. An oath OF aliegisIce to the u. 8. Gov
eTPEeIt mTss Each st, lRropostioa
II be awarded 70 him, must be guarantied by two
Responsible persons, whose signatures a-e to be ap
penc co 10 the guarantee.
The retpon.isility of the gusrsntors must be
SHOWN by the official certificate of the Clerk Of the
nssrest District Court OF the United States Dis
trict Attorney. -
Bidders must be present In person when the bids
are opened or the proposals. wiz not be considered
The full name and Post Office address OF the bid
oer must appear In the proposal.
III bid IL nlsde in the name Of Hrn the name
OF all the parties must appear, the bid will be
considered &c the individual proposal os the partner
bond, in the sum Of ave thousand dsli.rss 81 med
~ tas contractor and both Of his gu.rantors, viii
De REQUIRED OF the succes<fat bidder upon ignin
the contract. ~. : : "a =
bThe right TO reject any or an bids that may be
master. ~ -
Informal proposals win be rejected g.,,.-s
Proposals must be addressed TO Capt Inward g.
Hartx, Assistant Qusrtermaster, g. 3 Army, Wash
hst3n. ID. O., and should be plainly marked Pre-
pesals Fer LSnbe<." RI El.t
Fors sJ Gsereasss. o,-
We, Of the seuaty Of. aud EtAte Of
=, and -, OF the county Of -, and state Of =,
do hereby guaranty tAst-is able 70 fulal the
contract in accordsncs with the terms Of his props
sition and that. should his proposition be aeoeptsd
he win at enter into q contract in q
herewith. khould the contract be awarded to him
We are prepared to be become his sureties. SO
TIE this guus7tse must be appended the ieGiA-
EDWARD L. HARTz,
sells Captain and A. q NJ, q g. ARMY.
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A High Strike-Befs Effort at Fraua-A
Ousrter Million Of Dollars the Prize.

Some false reports having been made yester-
Saay of q recent attempt at fraSd in the United
states Marshal's Office, the folio wing par1icu-
lars OF the affair have been made public st the
instance of the u. S. Treasurer, Mr.. Cisco:
One day last week, a Young man OF good ad-
dress called at the Office OF the u. ). Assistant
Treasurer, and after waiting some time had an
Interview with Mr.. Cisco, whom he informed
that be bad called ut the bidding of the United
States Marshal, 10 say that he would have occa-
zion TO draw about S250,0uG deposited TO his
credit, the next day, and to inquire if tho
amount eould be paid; to which Mr. Cisco re-
piled, certainly, upon prescntationo of the proper
voucher. This messenger showed some syrlf,-
toms Of excitement, but not enough to awaken
suspicion. The next day another young man
called at the Office. He had been there once be-
fore, in company with the II. =. Marshal and
was recognized as clerk in his Office He pre-
scented a document, Of which the annexed is a
copy: --..-
New York, 10th Sept fs4S2
To Hon. J. J. Cisco, u. 3. Assistant Treastir-
er New York-Dear Sir: Will you please d.
rect the payment 10 bearer, Deputy DIVER.
fxho is authorized 10 receipt for mel the sum of
two hundred and ffty-three Thousand eirht
hundred and forty dollars, (s253, 500 against
my deposit Of the 22d uIt
/ annex list OF the notes wanted, and shall
have the pleasure of waiting on you myself in
the course CT the afternoon, 10 explain the mo-
tives OF this withdrawal, which is in the gov
ernnt Mt interest, and only temporary.
Z i am, dear sir, most respectfully, your ob'dt
servant, ROBERT MURRAY, U. S. Marshal
y. 5. Please order the packet to be sealed
and directed to me before delivery TO my dep
uty. r. M
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TR RE S-r VI A n

TRI EST: MAR
Prcteded ~ Roy-l I.r'.~c pz.nt Of England and
Sgctrtd ~ ne Ns.-> :. ne Ec5k he PkITHlacfs De
Pans aAd the Imp 1i CoIisEs ef Afeiicias Vienna.
TRIESEMAR mol
Is The efsrtual remedy fCr RELAXATION. SpER-
MAIuRhllHA AND EXHAUSTION or THE
SYSTEM.
TRIRSENAR Noa
Completely and entirely eTRdicstes all traces OF
those disorders for which CoFsivs ans Cuhehs hsve
generally been thought an sntiiote, TO the ruin of
The health Of q vast portion or the population.
TRIES EMAR No g.
is the great and reIgdy OF the civiliEst world
tor all impurities 80 the system we'll secondary
symptoms oiyixting the destructive use of Mar
e'ry; rs well other derterions ingre iients. and
which all the S-rs.parlla in the world cannot
remove fkfESkHAR Nos. D. 2 ard are aiike
devoid 81 taste smell, and Ct al nsaseatEg nal
tiles. They sge in the fern of 4 leLenRe aud may
lie on the toilet table without their being sus
pPcted.
Sold in tin cases st IS esch, or four s. cases in
one for So, aud In g caxes, thus saving So. ss
admin stored by hsipesn. Lallsrs and. ROux, & C
&c. " hnlsSale snd retsl by DIR. II. A. BARROM |,
1914, Blocker street, -four doors from MacDougL
street krN York. Immediately on receipt Of re-
rnittsnce, Dr. Barrow will forward Treselar TO shy
part Of the world. securely packed and addressed
sccGrc ing N the INSTRUCTIONS % the writer.
Published also by DR.. BARROW, that popni-z
and beautifully illustrated medical work, Human
fraity. Price Is cents. Triesemsr and Book can
be obtained by special authority from 3. c. RorD,
Washington, DC. de II TT
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DAssEs ON THE POTOMAC.

On and after the 18th instant day Of September,
pessss viii be required nom all vessels, beats,
navigating the Potomac river Thsss wiz be Issued
By the Commanding 0nscer OF the Flotfiia, and may
be obtained from the naval vessels stationed Ut
Alexandris OF at the mouth of the river
--.-- -.t GIDEON WELLS,
Secretary OF tie Navy.
NAVY DHPARfKBKf,
september II. 1851. fRep. Init $40
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DIR. SsLKAN's UNIVERSAL Pills,
ToR LIVER COMPLAINT. BILLIoUsklss

There kss never been q caskarISc medisiDs offered
Ne gSsse rt rs E.sn spes g., entire sss'f.Sssn
Being entirely vegetables. they perfectiy izne-
ecst. and esr DO taken By the most tender infant;
secrerens, tsic or Impure, Tsted ksttsr frsz the
sssoness. In hst they are We emily rills sNt
They pestees no Crying. SICKNESS Or Pain IN Ne
stnnsss or Bsvsls tbosgh very active sae search
s Sa N "s,r sr.r.tloas ErsDetnS s.sltty .eers-
from Bsu.ousns-s, aeezAehs and Fosl stsnssk-
xten 80 cheap q rvueSs can he shtsinedf KEGS
see-on. may prsveat hours. a.,., and months OF
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