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faint; our foes hccornc merry and Joyous. Tho
newspapers Of the sluth PRINT their dispsrage.
mcnts, With q fendish exutation: Europe ,nocks
at The fear, aud dssens, y, and calamity we .Xhib-
It. These mcn PROV SO nuth,ng. Tley tear d, wn,
hut a no, rebuild. They would do away with
Ius- rs they are Ia tA,y do not tell US what Is
t. come hereafter. Ia tcrc ma norn tlnn com
mon rhilosor' y In tie psts wish. H. rat! 81 ear
the lis We lave. than ly to others that 40 know
u,tof?
We s'c nj aware that In making u ESQ remarks.
w. arc def" lug any General In the fcIi, or any
rsr ,urr oihccr q the Government. We have no
persona. cause To- champion. Tlesc men may quar-.
r., anI cout''d-t IL NJ business ~ rur- aud We
h.vc ~ interest Poo tie coat -. W. plead in TIE
country. We ask those who are disposed con-
d. & stay their consurr. lat th,ro be no more
ftUt-Dl'uii4.-s Gud .ri,fs. 1fr.rS are tuy I"t 49,,
- in'n ~ " tNeir loysiy ~ n.H,nah.E.i " hhd
trrsaiRnrc. NOTING las boon gained ty TIE"
AssHt & and censur't Toe came hl'n are ttii IN
/, wei TIE Hcundtuce u!t'r ItDpc Ia th'ir Ia
tc-riy or ability my ic We tkcnoi, but Is u not
ssd thing that lev a pnriia's should take apart IN
Iris unhappy tpk = We are irathor In tbs Uni IA
ctu~,. .f.ti $50 -, fnly -" miiis'ri our
m'so'. IT ..t, lc 90 sisu Of DIVISION or .nmhy
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The Call for Troops.

THE call on the Governor Of Pennsylvania for
more troops will, VIC hope, be followed by similar
demands on all the loyal States. Each Of our
armies now in the field need reinforccments, and
some Of them are so weakened by sickness, loss
in battle ana other causes, as to be almost
equally incapable of attack or defence. The
rebel plan of concentration will oblige us if We
would avoid being overwhelmed in detail, to
have much larger numerical force at every
roint than has hitherto been deemed necessary.
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Notice to Returned Prisoners OF War.


Clothing.
The largest stock. tho Test styles the lowest
price, aud tho best place to buy. Please call aud
examine for yourselves, Mt
j. u. BALDwiN5,
ar5 i2'lOl No. 10 and u Buwery.
0Oth eaiment, n. Y. -. M-Ily order Of
Col. JAMES RAGLEY, commanding this resi.
mcnt, now a, Clouss Mills Va, recruits will be re-
ceived at the Aunory, cor Essex and Grand sts, In
this city, for three days The regiment will return
TO New York IN three months AlJutant NJ Keen,
pGymaster Kchoe, and Lioutennnts Breslin and
Fay, having been detailed for duty IN New York,
requested 10 attend h. tie enlistment and Tor
wardlng Of these recruits
jeI9 2'1ll J.B. FULLY, Qnartermnster, &c
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EOR NEWARK-ON SUNDAY AND Evsy
Il day, the steamboat THOMAS p. WAY, Cspt<
W. Bsulsir leaves Pier 90, North River, foot a
Dsy 81 ., ION O. m. and ~ p. m. Pare 10 esss9
landing q Lss0uzesN House, Berger Point isrs u
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ATLAS ON SATURDAY.

ATLAS wv
Hereafter tie Old established Weekly
NEW YORK ATLAS,
which has been published foa TwESrY-vfvR WARS
rs sunday paper, being the oldest aud largest Of
the weekly papers ofthst class, will lie issued on
SATURDAY MORNINGS,
retaining all The distinguishing features Which has
secured Tor Il the popular favor It has enjoyed for
quarter 81 - century az journal 81 Local Politics
and Gossip, General Intelligence, Literature,
Theatrical, DC.
The change In che day capitalization has been
made with view Of supplying the demand for the
ATLAS In the cities aud towns on the line Of the
several railroads which have no communication
with the city on Sundays, and the large portion OF
our citizens who spend their Sundays in the
country.
TnE ATLAS will be rendy for sale 10 newsmen.
carriers and the public, at early hour on ,tur-
day morning, and will be for sale with the daily
papers Of Saturday by news dealers everywhere.
Served 70 regular subscribers by carriers Price
four cents. ANsoN HERRICK, publisher,
je2O 2'l1S ~ Ann street
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The Inrbriate's Homo,

THIS revenue ~ lost T. the Department under our
present miserable system, rather want OF uyste,n,
"a! letter de livery In cities
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ITO BAKERS AND OTHERS-FOlHnN
L bakery now doing good business thtso
for selling out IL on account Of ill-heuth; Nh
country, two hours ride by railroad, In . htN
ing village, with churches aud school hot
and no other baker nearer than 20 miles, TITS 10
no humbug. For particulars enquire OF HENRY
w. KErCHAM, ondins House, 20 BoweIy, y, Y.
je20 6'l39
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COAL.

OF O6-COAL, BEST QUALITY OF REn
VFs ~ and white ash, all sizes; ] am now un-
loading the best and will continue 70 do So and ell
At the above low price from yard l0< Thompson q,
bet. Spring and Prince ~. o. dunno.
my2i 2<acs20T
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The TIMES exposes the false statements Of the
Southern rress, about the Willingness Of South
crn men to volunteer, and the impossihili,y Of
filling the Union armies except by CONSUMPTION,
and observes that it is by such lies AS these that
thu r.b,llion il f,d
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%OOO WILL BUY A LARGE GROCERY
%<OOand liquor store, doing good cash trade
ness man wanted, with $3.50, In q safe and profit
able business Other business chsnces for sale
TRAVER, 10 Chatham at. je2O 3'llo
SROO-A PARTY WITH THIS AMOUNT
pOOO can secure an interest In one Of ..e best
mercantile business openings TO DO found In The
city; business exclusively cash; will bear thorough
investigation; references given and required. In
quire n l46 Bowery, in the store. l9S
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

CHEAP RESTAURANT-BREA AT
~ cents. and good Dinner at Is cents, 81 the
TLi N Iiotc lG6 Prince st., corner Of Thompson %.
A Ladies' Saloon separate. Meals at all hours. Opsn
day and night jel9 3'201
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SPRIsG ELEcTIoN -Ou Friday of next week
will be the day fixed or the holding of our
spring elections in the different boroughs
and townships throughout this county. The
Offices to be filed, though focal ohes, have
their impof ance, as well as those of State
CT National ,charscter Caution should be
exercised that tie best men be chosen
Loyal democrals-hiSh of experience and
abiIly-are the men that should be chosen
in every instance possible. The office OF
Justice OF Peace, aud that of School Direc-
tor are posts OF considerable impor ance TO
the people generally. And we would say
10 our readers, elect Democrats whenever
il is in your power TO do so. Let The Re-
pubicans talk about party, we don't want
them in our party. We have had thieves
in our ranks and since this Republican par
ty came in power we have gol rid of them
Floyd dfncIuded-and that be ing the case
ve would insist on The Democratic party 10
not have anything 10 do politically with
them for .hey are the faher os all robbers
Bul, the Republican, press of this place would
seem 10 justify The thievine done by its
party upon the ground that they-lhe Re :
publcans-were the first TO expose the
frauds. This is cool. The fraudsi were be
ing carried on TO such an extent that il had
to be done. by the Republicans, in order 10
save that party q futle lonseri
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ExecmfOr's Notice.

Estote Of Christopher Heller, tate Of Mi6li"
totcnshiP, Col CO., deceased
II ETTERS tesiamentary on the estate OF
IL Christopher Heller, lale of M;fflin twp.
Columbia county deceased, have been
grant ed by the Register of Columbia coun.
ly, TO Samuel Heller, residing in Hollen-
back township, Luzerne county. All per
sons indebted 10 said estate are requested
10 call and make immediate payment, and
those having claims or demands will pre-
sent them properly authenticated for settle-
merit 10 rhe undersigned.
SAMUEL HELLER, Executor.
January 8, is62.-6t.
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NORMAL DEPARTMENT.

III The arrangement of Glasses, The course
OF study and instruction: aud the 'examina-
lion and graduation of pupils, in This de-
parlmeut Will conform o the State Normal
Schools of Penns ylvania aud 10 the views
OF the Siate Department OF Public Schools
The Institution will be under the charge
of Prot. H. D. Walker, A. NJ, as Principal,
who as Scholars "a Teacher and Lectu rer.
Is too widely known TO need any recon :
mendalion. The Trustees have spared
neither pains nor expense TO secure the
service OF man in whose integrity ard
ability they have entire confidence aud
they are determined thai the school in the
advantages which ii proffeis 10 the public
shall not be surpassed by any similar in
sliiulion in The State. Arrangements have
also been made to conneci with the lnsii-
tulion a COMMERCIAL INSTITUTE la
which The course of Instruction will be as
complies and thorough as IN The best Com
mercial Colleges. S udents, also who are
desirous OF pursuing Classical or select
studies will have, in the State Normal
Schools, the needed facilities and insIuc-
tIou.
The preparatory and model schools, un-
der the direct charge OF The Principal, will
comprise pupils whose age or auainments
do not quality them TO pursue The studies
of the regular classes. La this de partmeni
there will be furnished to the teacher stu
dents who are qualified for ii, an op
pouuniiv for practice in The Art OF Teach
lng, and ior learning how TO organize
arrange, aud instruct a school, in such d
manner that under her direction our pub
Iic shall become trulg model Schools Lee
tures on the Theory and Pracic of Teach
i6g will be given to the Teacher student,
weekly Public Lectures viii also be glvel
Seml-MonthIy.
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m=7Do om s. @ So

Tuition. per Session, Of eleven weeks -
For The first grade "a 90; Second grade
$500; Third grade $500; Commercial
Department SIS, full course.
One half the Tuition is required TO be
paid al the opening of each Session and
me o:her haif al the close unless by
agreement; 10 Deduction made for alb
sence except in cases of continued illness.
Boarding and furnished rooms will be
given Students al iyo dollars per week.
The,e are also rooms to let for those who
wish 10 board themselves.
All the text books used in the Institution
can be had IN The place at the usual selling
prices.
r. For further particulars address tie
Principal or
H. Lazarus, James Patterson,
c. BiHenbender, Wesley Bowman,
J. S. foods, Samnei Achenbuch,
William Frilz. Board Of Trustees.
Orangevilp, Jan Is 1862
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disease cold settles somewhere in the body, and b.
sructs Its natural functions These, If not relieve d,
react upcn themselves and the surrounding organs o.
duclng general aggravation suffering and disea %.
While 10 this condition. oppressed by the derangemen s.
take Ayers Pills. and how directly they restore 10
nanra action al the syste and with it the buoys
feeling health again. What is true and SO apparent In
this trivial and complaint Is also true in ma ay
~ tl and dangerous distempers. The
purgative expels them. Caused by similar obsr ic
tons and arrangements of the natural functions Of he
holy thev ara rsndly and many of them surely, ed
by the same means None who know the virtues of tn se
Pills. will neglect to employ them when suffering r m
the disorders they cure.
Statements from leading physicians In some Of he
principal Cities and from other well known public er
SONS.
From Fbrsvdrdi,g Merchant If 81. Louis Feb. 4, ls 80
DR. AVER: Your Pills are the paragon Of all tina Is
great In med1ine They have cured my little daugI
of neerous pon her hands and feet that pro red
incurable for years Her mother has been long gr
o1sIy AFFLICTED with biotches and piples skin nd
in her hair. After child cured she also led
your Pills, and they have cured her.
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tbs WAR is gong on in Arkansasin earnest.
hard fighting had been done, and most
glorious victory was achieved over the con-
fined rebel forces. Our loss is stated at one
thousand, the rebel loss much larger The
rebel Generals in The action we're as follows
Van Dorm McColloch Price and MclnIosh
The despatch is ssT 10 Gen. Mcclellan by
H. W HaHoch, Major Genera C mmanding
Guns, flags, provisions aud ammunition, in
large quantities we're cap pred. Oar Cavel.
ry are in pursni; OF the flying enemy. The
battle took place al Sugar Creek
II is runored and tnily believed that Win
chester was evacuated on he 9Th inst. by
the rebels. Intelligence from all quarters
greatly encourage all trends OF the Union.
as indicating speedy termination of this
war. All prominent places beta cen Charles
town and Winchester are occupied by our
troops.
We have information from Fnrlress Mon
roe of naval battle which look rlace some
few days since. Several OF our ships were
badly inlured-we believe two sunk-in the
engagement Ne are unable TO give the
loss OF lives, nor have we the space TO give
the full particulars. The whole affair is re-
garded ty our officers as victory, growing
out of a severe and sharply contested naval
engagement. We may expect to hear il
thunder directly in all quarters and that pteI-
~ tefriffically.
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STATEMENT

OF THE FINANCES OF THE COUNTY
OF COLUMBIA Pa. FROM THE FIRSr
DAY Of JANUARY. 1861, to THE FIRST
DAY OF JANUARY, 1862.
THNHE Auditors elected to settle and adius.
u the public accounts of Columbia county
have examined The same from The ist da,
of January, 1861, 10 the let day of January
1862, and respectfully Law before the Hon.
orable the Judges of Tho Court of Common
Pleas, the following statement and report.
sereeaby to the 22d Section, OF the "Act OF
The General Assembly OF This Common
wealth, passed the 4Ih day OF April, A. D.,
1892
JOHN A. FUNSTON Treasurer OF Columbia
county, in account with said county:
DR.
Jan. 1861, To iixes outstanding, S7I43 81
do do cash ia Treasurer's hands 2055, AZ
re redeemed, s,77
Feb. 5lh To cash of s. F. Headley,
land redeemed, 4S,
Feb 6, To cash of w. Cole, old iron, II, ,is
Fen. 9, To cash of ]. Galbraith, land
redeemed. 22,I7
June, Amt of Co, tax ass'd for 1861, $780, ,4S
do do State tax assd for 1861, $40 so
do Amt cash rec'd from military
ass,d 1861. 1903
Oct. To ten day assessment, 5,4s
Nov IL, To cash OF A. Lilley, j. P,
on sale of an eslray, 2,l2
NV r. To cash received for 'dse OF
Court Room, 500
Dec. ia, Interest on Note OF Ney-
hard, admir- of B. Hsyman. decd, 1913
Dec. To Note of B. Haymau's admir-, 26 "a
To interest oil the same, 4,l3
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TuHE CONFESSION aud EXPERIENCE
i ola SUFFERER, Published asa warn
ing, and Tor the especial henefit 'i Young
Men and ihoss who suffer with Nervous
Debility, Loss of Memory, Premature De-
cay, &c, &C.. &c, by one who has cured
himself by simple means, after being pot
10 great expecse and incon' enleuce;
through The use Of worthless Ioedicines
prescribed by learned Doctors.
Single copies may be had OF the author,
C. A. LAMBERT, Esq, Grsenpo Mt, Long
Island. by enclosing a pos,-pald addressed
Address CHARLES Il. LAM
BERT Esq, Greenpoini, Lon: island,
New York
January Is, IS62-2m.
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DAVID LowesBuRe has just receisell from
New York an assortment Of spring Goods
Davy is the first in market with new goods
and has the most fashionable. Call and see
his Cloths, Cassimefs and vestings, with
general variety of other goods used in the
cloihing line. He also has fine case OF
jewelry, all of which he will dispose of at
fair rates 10 fact cheaper than can be had
elsewhere these Lincoln times"
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NOTICE no LAND OWN IiRs.

THE Undersigned, Treasurer of Columbia
County, wouli give notice TO all hose ow~
inc him their taxes on unseated lands, for
The years 1860 and 1861, that they must
come forward and paw the same, be tween
tbis and The fifsl of April, ohe wise the
land will be advertised and sold. A word
10 The wise is sufficient sc.
JAS. s. McNI NCH.
Tfeasurer's Office, q IeSsufsr
Bo0msSurg, Feb. 10, 1862. !
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

THE undersigned offers for sale or rem,
the following properly, TO wit /: One good
sized Brick Dwelling House, out houses.
well OF water al the door, aud one acre o.
ground, situate on the north east conner of
Market and First street; ALSO, a House
and Lot on First Street; house 80 x 20,
frame aud frame Stable fruit trees, SIC
sc. Terms reasonable. For paricu lars
inquire of GEORGE WEAVER.
Bloomsbury, Feb. 10 1852.
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Qua Army corresp spondent-TooDLEs-
or hand again, this week with letter seour-
ing the Republican party and The weak
minded Democrats pretty effecualy. His
second letter came TO late for this week :
ST.R
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DAsiRL W ROBBINS wholesale liqnor deal
er in this place, desires us TO state that, he
has been lately reinforced, al his 'ssiablish-
ment, with several barrels OF choice liquors.
MIR Robbins bears The reputation of being
an honest dealer in spiriuons liquors, and
il is believed keeps a good article.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

TO CONS UMP YES.
The Advertiser, having been .esiofed 10
health in very few weeks by very sim
pie remedy alter having suffered sevetsi
yeats with severe lung affection, and fha,
dread disease, Consumption is anxious TO
make known 10 his tellow-sudeiets th0
means of cure.
To all who desire il, he viii send copv
of the prescription used, (free of charge,)
with me directions for preparing and using
he same, which they Will hnd sure cure
for Consnmpuon, Asthma, Bronchitis, &C.
fhe oniy object of ,he advertiser ia send
ng the Prescription Is 10 benefit the aft'c-
ted, aud spread Information which he con-
ceives to be- invaluable, and he hopes every
sufferer will i:y h,s remedy, ss ii wall cost
Them uolhing, and may pFoTe blessing.
Parties wishing Tie prescription VIII
please address
Rev. EDWARD WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings CO., N. 7.
October 90, Is6l.-3m.
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The Members of the Democratic Associa
tion are earnestly requested 10 m6ei n. their
room tonight (W ednesday EVENING" at half
past seven o'clock.
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TIE GREAT CAUSE OF
HEUT AN MIS- q IsY.
Just Published an a Sealed EhUeLoped.

Just Published an Sealed EnUtLoped.
Price 6 cents:
A Lee CfURE BY DR.. CULVER
AsL4slks3 WELL, ON THE CAUSE AND
slE CURE, Of SpermatorrhPa, Con-
Sumption. Mental aud Physical Debility,
Nervousness, Epilepsy; impaired Nulrins
of the Body: Lassituhe; Weakness OF the
Limbs and the back; IndisposIton and Ia
Capacity for study and Labor: Dizziness OF
Apprehension Less OF Memory; Aversion
TO Society: Love of Solitude; TImidity,
Self Disuust; Dizziness; Headache: Affec-
lions of the Eyes; PImpies on the Face,
Involuntary Emissions, ard sexual lncapa-
cny; the consequences OF youthful lhdis-
cretioE, &C., sc.
DInis admirable Lecture clearly proves
that he above enumerated, often selt-ai
fiicled, evils may be removed wiihshts
medicine and without dangerous su rgical
operations, and should be read by every
youth ard every man in The land.
Sent under seal, TO any address, IN plain
sealed envelope, on the recelpi OF SIX cents,
or Two postage stamps, by addressing
DR. CHAS. J. c. KLINE,
I27 Bowery, Ny Post Office box 1896.
January %, lS62-ly.
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Qua Western patrons are ex pssted to pay
their Indebtedness TO by the irst OF
April, il no. We y i'll te obliged TO make an
exam pie oil some of them.
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RoBERr c. KisK Esq. has been appoint
ed Minister to the Argentine Confederation
in place OF RoBEar VI. PALMER, o Pousville
~ho asked to be recalled on account OF IL
heallh.
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THosE Of our patrons to whom we have
sent their bill of iude ebedness TO Us, will
please bear in mind that we wia not send
the second bill.
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sTsE person who removed the key from
our Office door. one day last week, would
do Us favor by returning it. We dor't
consider ii joke 10 have a key taken mis-
-chieyously or otherwise
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ESInos CAMERON 'pioposes 10 leave about
the first of April for the scene Of his mis-
sion, at ST Petersburg
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THg Frost i coming out of the ground
in This section pretty fast. The roads viii
soon be in good condition.
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The Federal troops are in Leesburg, a
strong hold Of the rete forces. This place
was evacuated on last Friday, the rebels
going to what they deemed more comfortable
and safe quarters. Their destination from
Leesbure is not positively known but il is
presumed they have gone TO Winchester,
where they are strongly fortified.
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NATIONAL HOTEL,
(LATE WHITE SWAMI
Race Street, above Sd philadelphia.
I. Y. ROADES, Propri aOr.
Terms. SI.05 Der d:lv.

q HaHSs = ~ RSOH SAsTys
ITO the old customers OF This wei Known
j. House, | desire 10 say. thar | have
renovated, improved aud newly Finished
The sane, aud that | respectfully solicit
"a continuance OF their patronage.
Strangers, travellers aud visiiori, | cor
daily invite to Ihe hospitality OF The Ma
tionaI"-to come aud see and i dge Tor
themselves of lis advantages and erits.
The localioH is central and co lvenIent
Tor Merchants and business men sneTaIly.
We will always endeavor 10 : udy the
wants aud comforts of our guests, aud win
our long experience coupled with our at
teniive and o5lieing assistants, we feel
prepared TO keep good Hotel, and hope
TO give general Satisfaction.
+. V. ROADES.
Phiiad., jan isl, 1862.
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5: EMPLOYMENT s75
AGENTS WANTED!

We will pay from $50 10 SIS per month,
and all expenses, TO active Agents, or give
commission. Particulars sent free. Adj
dress EalE SEWING MAcHlsE COMPANY, r
JAMES, Gsnefal Agen,, Milan, 0hio.
BIoolisLnrg, Aug. 81, 1861.
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SrEpHEs GiRARDs RULE-I have always
considered advertising, literally and long TO
be the greet medium of success, in business
and prelude 10 wealth. And made it an
invariable rule ,ooto advertise in The dullesI
times, long experience having taught me
iha, money thus spent is well laid out. .as by
keeping my business continually before the
public. il has seenred ne many sales that
would o,herw ise have Iosi.-Stephen Gtrard.
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JOSEPH R. PATTON, ! Comm's
WILLIAM LAMON, ) of
CHARLES u. HESS J Col. Co.
BOOKS 81 STATIONERY.
William G, Perry,

Bookseller, Blank Book Manufacturer and
Dealer in Imported aud Amer lean Station
cry, and Photograph Albums, ). w cor.
Fourth and Race, Pbilada.