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Meoleinal.
EVERY KIND orr UMOI


our cohl'aon pasture weeds "A remedy that
EVERY KIND OF IUMOR.
Two bottles warranted to cure nursing sore mouth
One TO three bottles will clear the system Of bes.
Two bottles are warranted to cure the worst canker
the stomach.
Three five bottles are warranted to cure the worst
kinds of Erysipelas
One tAyo bottles warranted to all humors in
the eyes.
Two bottles warranted to running of the ears
and blOtches among the hair
Four t. six bottles warranted to corrupt
running ulcers
One bottle will cure scaly eruptions of the skin.
TWO or three blttes warranted cure the worst
kind OF ringwOIm.
Two three bottles arc warranted to cure the most
desperate case OF rheumatism.
Three or tour bottles warranted TO cure salt
Theum
Five to eight bottles warranted cure the worst
scrOiulG.
One three bottles warranted to cure the worst
cases Of dyspepsia | know from the experience of
thousands that it has been caused by a canker the
stomach
One two bottles arc warranted to cure sick head
ache.
One bottles warranted to regulate a costive
state OF the bowels.
One bottles will regulate allderangement Of the
kidneys.
Four to six bottles have cured the worst cases
~ strictly following the directions In the pamphlet
around each bottle, ard judcious application Of the
SALT KIgEUAI OINTMENT,
SCROFULA OINTMENT. AND
HEALING OINTMENT,
every and ulcer ofwhatever kind or nature except
cancer that has taken root perfectly and permanently
cured.
For sale by all druggists everywhere.
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Auttr0ns.
BY L. B. LAOISoN, ONCE &c and IS Main St, Worcester
+ U RS! F U RSll FURS!!!
NEW LOT OF FUlis ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.
Sale will Positively Close SATURDAY EVE.
MING, Jan. 1S.

Will be sold at Public Auction, at Store 2I6 Main St.
Qorinerly occupied by Nj. b. Green AZ Coz EVERY
AFiERNOUN and EVENING, commencing at 2 ard I
O'Clock and also at private sale large assortment Of
well selected Furs of every description among which
may be found the following =
French Mink Sets, French Sable Sets German
Fltch Martin Sets Bohemian Fitch Sets, Mountain
Martin Sets, Siberian squirrel sets, American Sable
sets squirrel Belly Children Sets large lot of Gents
Caps Gloves, and Colars also, large lot heavy fine
Sleigh Jbes. - any
Inc above stock is from New York house, forwhom I
have sold for the last three seas MS and every article
ial7 dts
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Clothing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-12

UoTrI ARRIyALs.-Lcut. John l.. Worden, oil
the n. s. Navy, e Hon. Rufus King fro n Buffalo,
Col. G.. G.. Dodge. OF the N. Y. Mounted E'het'
Iien,. Col. c. G.. Colgate, of the 9th Engineers,
CoI. \. w. Burt, Of Albany, snd H. j. McComo, oil
D,L,wsre. HE at the 81. Nicholas Hotel.
Com. Barnett. OF Tie Couucc,ien,. Com. Sand" OF
til. u. S. Navy, Col. j. -. Mexican, oil the "th
Nev-York, Issac o. Barnes Il Boston, ana Jho'
Sheriff. of the U. s. Navy. are vt the A"tor House.
Gen. ODonnell OF Baltimore, npdJ. Wright, from
Rio Janeiro. are at the New-York Hotel
Brig. Gen T,ler and family, from Connecticut
.Jodvr Sherman of Newburgh, and Lieut.. l.. r.
Woodwork of tho Sigual Corps, are ut the fii'h
Avenue Hotel.
Lieut. Col. Dwight, who, some two months SINCE
wa. exchanged, passed through this city yesterday
10 ioip his regiment, the I'd Massachusetts
.Judce Sherman of Connecucut is at the Aioemsr'e
HOTEL v.,,.
Major Pbilbrink of the 18th Mafsacnnse"s so'a" "
t.s,s and DIR. C. A. Greenleaf of the United o'a'e
Army. are at the Metropolitan Hotel.
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BACHT-On Saturday morning Aug siter lingering Ill
-. Inmr, a Bsche asei 81 year. and month,
h ,lsye. and friends Of the family are invited 20 ssena
a. Ssr,l ffon his late residence No oil Esst
street,, thi. (Tue-dsyl afternoon ut 'oc'eA u A''
Church OF 5 O'clock
poDrNOn Saturday, Aug O. Charlie Stanford, youngest
ION of Augustus F. W. and Louvre D. bodsp' anu sahu'
of the late Mrs w. Stanford y! Newport H. l.
Newport (R. H. papers pea's copy
HI. residence, ia Brooklyn. h d. on SUNDAY
inning Aug TO- the Rev. John g. bshnn, ~. " ~ ~
,,,poudps fecreisry OF tine Ameiean bble society " inc
-, year oil his nss ,,,,a.v ,hs ,a.h inst n 2
o'eoek D. M, the Cousressiionsi 1huieh toVu' ~
,,Isei nsar Filih street. brooklyn, f. " 49,
coDEY-On Monday Aug H. George b Cooley. In tho I'D
~ nends and relatives OF the family are respectfully
,.,d Nh, funeral On eintsdsy afternoon 81 c. ca
S,m Nh, te.ideuce Of his mother'ins", MIS- Nchcu]i'
no. 80 stanton street
coIoAN-On Sunday Aug TO- Sarah Francis Cosan' fe0'
nj m. la bernard Coenn, aged 10 yeafs .o,
in,y James =. Fagsn Wards Isisnd, ooe r. c ~
a., friends of the family aud those OF her sou ohn Si
& ars inyitod to attend "a ases at the loot oil ohe
hundred and tenth street. Fax iH'o'' =,
c0ITIss-Io Brooklyn. rst6.yOrs OIL Monday, Aug IL
= aia n Collins in hcf g3rh year c,,u r.,
s,ryor At the residence OF hor son, Charles u, 70
Inns No. 3a Pearl street. bTooaiJn' 'hs 1us'''J
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Navul.

The final prerarsip for the sending on active
service - he III to New 1ron-ds are Ia conrre o'
conirl~'iYn Oriers have been Received o. The
Bruotls Nsvy.Y.ri to dupiich al onre 10 Phiia-
del ia "A vrard of marines aud $50 sailors, To make
no he niguiuin q iho veal TITO marines Hfe IN
ctarce Of Sgt. JOIN Gutte meyer, who has Teen
estesiL sel,c,ed a. Chill Of p lice of the firrt
rs.l- lai irpate ever couu.is ioued under tue
ua.ier't Mite John Burns, who received bis mp
,oinim-ut yesterday, is 10 convoy the blue Jackets
10 their new home.
The cfhck" ,a'ors Of the navy, to the number
~ n ont J0J, have been within few days selected
from the different re,-ivinI-s is IN r"ntDisrIon at
the home IOrfs and seLt on secret expedition
which j, expccted to " Astonish the na'iver' o'
son.e port OF I g Couf, DEBATE States. The Winans
steamer, we are peru itled say, will have hand
IN the affair, which II beginning to excite intc're
Curiosity " iuside' the service All particulars re-
ie'i ~ To II ARE cOnirahnnd.
r.. Navy Department has decided on irving the
abilities If lie own constructors to make irou-clnd
ships. Ia Consequence Of this determination, tie
keel Of OIL ilou,lsd man-of war viii be laid Ia
few days IN e sbip-house from which tire steam
frga,e Lack .wap0n was launched
The dlm,ntions Of the slip viii Do 200 feet long,
80 feet BEAM AID proiortionste d ait II water ANA
d.pth of hold. Mr.. Erics-0n wi probably receive
renuneration for the uss OF his ,lans, aud Mr.. Del
lano will be- the immediate efvsor VI Tie eonsrdc
to- Of the yesfeL
Nayy-Yard. Admiral Pauldiug suSgesfs tho propri-
ery Of discharpng all ii gle men, 10 enabo them to
c,iist In the army aud ir about carrying II into
elect. This would give u couple Of good regiments
to the Government.
The PROV Of the iron-cad frigate Roanoke was
mi an Yesterday. All tie mailing OF this vessel that
can be done nj the Maryland is nearly finished
AID sire IL expected to leave soon Tor New-ioFh,
where sh. If To he compile ri.
ne t,sneoort Ella ass formally put into commis-
.ion Yesterday at tue Brooklyn Navy-fard.
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Rceruiiing i'm Pennsylvania.

SCRANTOh. Mondsy, H1g IT, iO'E
Two companies FROM Scranton. one from oaiDoh'
dale, and one battery ffcm Ptstop, leave for iiar-
,irhurg in the morning, leaving two companies IN
n,ocess Of formation ut Scranton 10 follow in day
or two.
Its impossible to convey any idea OF the afoor
and deiel mutation affecting all clssOsH. Tie above
companies sre all full 1Ol suoogl, and surplus TO
cover any that may be- rejected. The Hon John
Br sbin is doing good work in addressing the 'eops
Of ii, vicinity, and from bis position as De'nocTa
ID coating the INST stingen; war measures ID aao-
ing greatly TO cnliSiments.
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Recruiting In the State.

Por0HS9EPsIx. Monday. aug II, 1852.
A large aud enthusiastic war m.e'iDg wss hid
here this evening. The Hon. Stephen Baker pre-
sided. Addresses were made by Judge Z. Mott and
others.
meeting Of the Supervisors was held to-day, at
which MI additional bounty OF $50 offered to all
eniising in this district regiment The fever is
very high. Volunteers sIe pouring in rapidly and
the quota Of this county will 30 rai,sd 10y toe 18th.
Urea, Monday Aug II, 1882
The i'h Oneida Regiment, Col. P-ase, ha. five
of its Compaui-s full and mustered in. We snail
have full Regiment and few hundred 10 spare by
the 18TH
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Recrui,iug In ruassn.huscffs.

BOslON, .lofuhyl nh IT. I1tz
Tie leading business OF Boston aud Massachusetts
the preson, week is cnstipg soldiers, and the pros
pect is highly encouraging that no resort to draft
will be necessary. Amongtbe marked events to-day
was The opening of the grounds Of the Old South
Church. held especially sacred TO Revolutionary
memory. Thousands OF people gathered and
speeches were mas by Mayor Wighiinan, the Hon.
s. II. VALLEY, aud Others Tents have been Pitched
IN State, Court, and other streets, es headq 'ar'er-
ior enIistiug Enthusiastic unanimity and deterni-
ndion pcrvade all classes to voluntarily fill up the
full quota Of Massachusetts.
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Sick and Wounded Forwarded % BaIsi.
more-Excitemcnt 1t Suffolk, Norfolk
and Portsmouth, Beaufort.
FoRTKlss Monroe, August 10, 1


FORTRESS MoSRoE, August 10, 1862.
TIE transport aud sanitary st. amer KnickerbOcker
with $40 sick aud wounded from the hospitals q,
IIarri-ons Landing, left Fortress Monroe at Il
O'Clock to-day for Baltimore.
A list of the n.mes could not be procured at this
place. The consist Of the sick and wounded from,
the following regmsnts let End, 3d. 9Th, 9Th. 9th,
9Th, and 18th and 22ud Massachuse to, 18th Michigan,
end Maine, 5th 10Th, and 25th New.York. The
doctors in charge are W. Z. Coals, Of Boston; T.
Franklin Smith and John Allen, of New-York.
Some rumors sloat here in regard to the safety
ard quiet If Suffolk, Norfolk, and Portsmouth, bnt
not much of importance has yet tran.pired. The
Union pickets have been twice driven in within the
past week. The first time il occurred near Norfolk
The steamship Baltimore arrived today from
Beaufort, N. c., and reports all quiet in that vicin-
ity. She also reports in that harbor steamtug
Champion, steamer Gniie, bark Major Norton, bark
Guerrilla, scbrs. Vaux and j. l.. Redner, ship
Maria Greenef, U. s. curter Forward aud guuboat
Molnt Vernon.
On the 9Th inst. the guuboat Cambridge sailed for
the blockading squadron eff Wilmington.
The Baltimore passed yes erday propeller OF
large size, British bulk, standing east.rIy.
She showed no colors. but resembled in every way
The Modern Greece, which Got aground some months
ago while at empting to run tie blockade Of VIII
mugton. She looked SUI picous.
The mai-boat, John A. Warren, has just arrived
from up the river and reports all quiet. The
rnmor that Gen. Mcclellan WIS wounded at Mai
vern Hill was uBiounded.
The boat brought down many discharged soldiers
aod several bands which have been dismissed from
the army.
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Cayuga md Wayne Couniie" Aro"-'"--N"
Need Of a Draft.

frpuEs n Y. Monday, Aug IL iooI'
Cayuga and Wayne Counties are 'h'i0"E"9
oronsea There is no need Of DRAFT
Recruiting for the ID Regiment under the recent
cali. for 600 coo men is RAPIDLY going on ana 'ne
ereatest enthusiasm is manifested.
vo,n,teors arc coming forward in large numbers
The % Regiment will be filled 10 few day,
If ten days more are allowed there VIII Do 10
need OF any draft in this district.
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Recrui,ing in Wisconsin.

MIDIsor, Wis, Monday, Aug ~ I0'-,
The whole quota OF lbe State will be full Dy 'no
18th. and there are indications OF surplus ma"'
localities cannot be reached by telegraph or reSdi'y'
or both calls would he filled by the 18th withou re-
sort to drafting. ,ss2
MILWAUKEE,. Monday, Aug IL iooN
regular "7G spirit" is prevailing here over
$50 900 bounty fund has been raised 10 save tue Guy
from the stigma Of drafting
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Enthusiastic Volunteering IN Os"fs"-
Strong Men Weeping like Ch''ore"
h..,u.e they cnun0t 70 10 the Wnr.

OswsGo N. Y, Monday aug H. lows
The Sd Oswego Regiment, Col. Littie)oon COM
maudipg, went into camp. to-day. This regiment
already numbers over 200 men.
Some Of the companies belonging to thiH regimen
from The country have been obliged TO discharge
men from their ovcrflowing numbers.
F;,,een strong and hearty men refused admttanee
into ono COMPANY this morning wept like children.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-12

AIDAsY Mond.y Aus. II, ie6l
Gen. Richard Busiced ana Surveyor Andrews Of
New York are at the Delayan House to-day. TLcy
had long interview with the Governor in refercuce
to the present du,i,s 10 he assigned Gen. Busted.
II i. supposed the Governor will avail himself Of the
wsll-lmown legal abilities Of Gen. Busted in carry
ing out the orders Of the War Department.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-12
TIE WAR IN TEE sOUTH.wEsT
Por:er's Guerriii"s Again Ronsed-Larsc
Humber Killed and Wounded.

HUbsoN. Mo, MT ~, TtfE,
Col. Mcneil again overlook Pcrters guefras
yesterday at Stockton. in the western part Of Mason
County, and after sharp fight, ronted them. killing
and wounoug a large number, and capturing many
horses TIE Rebels were scattered in all difecion,
Some Of the prisoners captured had taken the oath
and given bonds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-12

TorosTo Monday August II, 1903.
An extraordinary number Of Americans arc here 70
escape Drafting.
IN, To,oafo GioJc, which ia friendly TO the North,
SAYS that the late onier of Socr,t'ry Stanton 10 I'M
polite ahsnTd aud iynunica. 1t then ada TINT
only the craven hearted. di,laysl and incapable will
come here ~ return their homes after the 18th Of
August. Their departure FROM Canada will excite
regret.
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Cnuudn the Grrut Desiderntum.

NiLVtI ErR- Mond.y, Aus I ItnI
FROM fifteen 20 twenty r-iug.cs were taken IRON
propellers today route TO Canada TO escape the
draft.
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Speeial Notlres.

Seventh Wnrd BROOKLYN Republican Ass~
tiou.A i'g OF tits Association wiz De- be' ON y
NV kNkNlN . Aug st O'Clock, IN the stofr-rooui -
he south ,ide Of Fut second ea' OF Ciassonsv
" sAML H. TURNER, President.
JAMES PRArr, Secretsry.
The Eleventh Ward Republican Association oil
praoiyu M uie-t Bir CHAINS store eoru-r 'ff.n
an, IN on-av. THIS (ruesdsyl EVENING at p ni TO
k.,, report o ,ier-bce Committee. ...,.nr, :, =,
Ws. W. GOODRICH. S-c'y. A A. LAMDthi, frest
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The Canadian Parliament

MonrnhAt, C. T.. Mondayl Ans' H. I'o-.
IT,. canadian Parliament il summoned 10 meet vi
thu 18th instant.
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Company E, Metropolitan Guard.

Company f, Metropolitan Guard. .,
This krhnsot VII be the nfss masisrra ~
the service under the recent call OF tho fe'oe"' ~ WINS
RECRUITS WANTED to ell up Company ~ iinmsdi,
s,rly Cal. a. No ~ Wslkert, near Broadway sLo eHfoo
Goyenment and State boun,es will be paid to each reero
,o,,iv 20 rssnlaon, These bonntles together witt tns
yssn.f pay amount 10 $500 per anLui. ,,..
Co hing rons and good quarters furnished on ehi""ent
AVN No IS WALKEK-Sr -
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buslness NoIltfs.
TuR TAX BILL,

III I ~ D'TTr
Nov Pa,pr 10 pamphlets Of y psse' on hne white paper
bsl, the bill which is word os word Ia 20 'odaHce i'h
the original tcIt append to It an Apha1elica hec1pnDs
,on Of ever, article to be taxed by Ihe is aud the ao
n tie lax TO b. levied thereon Thi, readers complete
and convenient q. f. Is possible to mske II. -
Price cents pos,l aid: 80 pr ~ 81 'eI BY e1Prs' 70
u.r IUO # b, n4-L Addfr,. rHE rkiDusk. New 'fosa
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Army 6ubstitntes.
u g. ARMY SUBSTITUTE ASSOCIATION
No. 81 Wilisuist. CIR. C~dsr--t
This Association has completed for prevdtsa
substitutes for prons wbo be drafted into the Army Of
under the orders OF the Secretary -
War
Books open for the Transaction Of business Of -
olic-. Nc. 81 WilliaIusI
w. A. GREENLEAF, Secretary.
PETERS, CAMPBELL l. Co., No. 6 Brosdst. Treasurer
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MARIE d.

YiEO-ROE- Tn NrwYoik on Sunday. Aug. 10 by the Re-
Thomas Lodge, William 8. kiog TO Mary L. hoe' I'LL
kew.lork. ,
.Poushkeepsie and Newburgh papers please copy
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Howard Association, Phliadciphia' zoe .ns . ~.
LEI Of ,Lr SeG aud Distressed afflicted with Nirnen sha
Chronic D.,a.es aud especially Diseases Of the
dreams Medcs Advice given 0r,iis by the Aciis
VsIuahi, KEPUkrS on SPEkMA lORRh IEA OF SIN sI
NAL WEARS ESs, and other Diseases OF tue s os H..
nen.ary ,ent in zea letter envelopes free OF
arsss D, j. sklLLlN HOUGHIoS. Howsid 4 aSis p
S's'' '' no. . south NLnth-st, PhAse~P1is -
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First Reg,mcnt-NatiOnaly oiantcers. "A his reg.
a., ~ nov or ying wsnted Immediately te
an rn comn,a,rs Paw ad rations from enlistment. GOOD
ou,r,.rs at I amp W Arlington, > l. H..
th and State Boua'ies secured to recritA
a. oJ officers ale wanted hsadqusrtr1s
Mozart Hall No. Bi4 Broadway. $3.50. ,,,rxry
Of IN. IA, Rr,imsnt o. s. Chss.eurs Colonel Commanding
J. L. LITTLE. late OF the TN Regiment, n o., A1utan%
A Drum. Major wan.ed.
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Biacksm smiths and Basiers Wanted Tor Cav;
IUKsE sHOEAS and ~ BUULEkS. TT Scouts wv " .
vouOseer csv,ry now "a ssv,ce In an .ousa
tounty subsistence Sc furnished For further inor iol
suply to apt. FIREMAN ORNE. Recruiting Oficer Nc
New Bowrry No lat 0rssnwich.t, AID Tent NO. l. C"y
Hall PARK
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l. II L.
NEw.YoRK, August, loe2
MESSRS. MARVIN & co.
No. 2B5 BROADWAY N Y.
ovs,s Nv entire Store sod stock of Goods consumed
10 the he Of yesterday but my books cona,ned IN ons o.
" cso n..ute ou uld think the Intense tire through
which nav SEE pissed would convince steptc Of the re-
liability Of your Safes
CHARLES w. BAKER.
NRw-YoRK. August I, 1867
MESSRS. MARVIN &c CO..
No 26J BROADWAY N. Y.
GENTS Our books and are all safe preserved through
,b hot fire Yesterday h. Of your thvslusbe
FIRE ooi After .e.os books sod paper: no one WIZ
dnnbt the abiry Safes th-r contents IN
sny Are Our Safe In the 2nd STORY and e tnrcush 20
the cellar where remained in the burning ruins thity ak
hours. - x.x,-
f. @. WHITE.
THE ABOVE WERE IN THE RECENT FIRE IN
BEEKMAN AND WILLIAM.SrS.
LIyys Of AID sseondhand Sfss constantly
| on hand ~
MARVIN & CO.,
No 26J BROADWAY NY
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National Volunteers. AMERICANS TO THE

National Volunteers. AMEklCANS 10 THE
FKUNr RaNK.-J.RED MAXON having been duly sa'
raise company. IL 10 presumed that there" IN
Newly class of patriotic youns who desire TO eniN
~ tie of their country. with IN ent to isnarf osn'
srd Held under officers who h.vs re-
safd Ia cIui Ing the SELECTION vi that - wrl -
whose moral qualifications would render them agreeable
In ms Suoh and others are wanted I'M
media ely for this compsny. Nonccnmissoned cheers re-
escnt Ia the rauks Ar sdssncs -
huunty aud pay oil $50 each ut, Oh OF before sels
MUSTERED into -e vice the United States Pay aud .uos
spo, II ~ dAy II enlistment. Thoe desirsus Of enhs are
ic,ed call immediately at The r.cnrins once no Ss
Wes,sI, cor. ItL.st Capt J. MANN Nee Oneo'.
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PrARL MoTrLEp SOAP IS TIE BEST

and NOS. economical for laundry AID family bens par
tcul adapted flannel. and oil kind Of WOODEN goods
Manufactured aad for ale by =. MoEGAss Sous No. I'll
wr,hin gton.st. aud No. so Westst.
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WAR DEPARTMENT ORDERS.
Dismissals from Service Clothing Accounts.
UTAH SURVEYORS OFFICE CLOSED.
THE MALVERN HILL FAILURE.
Serious Charge Against Gen. Patterson.
OFFICIAL WAR BULLETIN.
ORDER rxENPTING CoURIERs OF LEGATIONS PROM

F0NDEK ENENFTING VOUNIbNS OF LkGATIONS TKON
RESTRICTIONS UPON TRAVELLING.
WAR DEPARTMENT.. Aug II. 1852
The temporary restri ton upon trave ing deemed
pecesary 10 prevent evssous OF liability to be drafted into
he militia were not intended to apply to couefs with dis
patches TO ard from tie Legations friendly Powers the
United States All authorities civil and military.
7aeny required to allow such eourers to pass freely wh-
out let or molestl.ion.
EDWIN " SrANTnN S.c.a...x 81 VA
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r, for Soldier. unsss "sa ocl-ll.n q. H.r.i.ees
49, y, an sny other Union Cau' should be cent y tns
HIsNDEN ExfREsS, NJ. u sssdwsy, {" ~ss ess~
only bali ysteA
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READER, you can nave AN ei"uriug' Always
and re.0s Com Pks exactly sdsptei to your aana
and Style writing which will do your Writing rssyeh-aP
u than Steel Pens II you wapti SEQ "The Fen Is Ashie
than the sword" in Mo,her column.
WHEELER K WILSON MANUFACTURING
coxrAs, Sewing Machine. with Important improvements
On.ce So. 5c3 Broadway.
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Office 9TH sv' cor 0'h" JAMES W. GyRNEY
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