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Eight Cartes de Visite for Sf.-The Heat
IN the city at Woods Gallery, 20s Bawory New York.
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OMcial Drawings or the Dela ware state
Lotteries.
Delaware ExrsA Glass 29a-July 26 1852
30, 81, 81. 81. 81 13, So, Ia, 81, "a, 50, 80, A.
DELAWARE, CLASS 2S7-July o. is6z
49, As, 20, 81, IS, "a. ., SO, 40, 80, AZ, "a.
JOHN A. MORRIS 4 CO.
Wilmington. Delaware.
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Eight Cartes de yisite for 81, Equal TO
the best made.
BALcHs. 233 Greenwich street. corner of Barclay.
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B0xAAY-Ship Tieonderoga-tap,ain Eldridgc lady and
daughter, Miss Ballantine, Rev W Wood Mr. Baantine
BELIZE HoH-Brg Grace Worthington-Lews Blake, Edw
Horizon.
phensou
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Pure T0baccO.-YellOw Bank TObac.
co.Goodwins Pure Yellow Bank Tobacco free from all
impurities, sale by al tobacco and scgar Dealers
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Prof. MilIer's Hair Dye-3O cents. Black
or Brown the best Sold BY druggists Depot 50 Dey street
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Of Youth Liquid Pearl has equal Tor preserving and
eaulyng the complexion aud skin Ladies' after using
his delightful article will have other All druggists
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THE REBEL COMMANDERS.
sketches OF the Rebel Officers Engaged In
the Action.
GENERAL ByAUnEGARp

GENERAL ByAUnEGARD.
Peter Gustav Toutant Beauregard eomms ionsd a
cadet Ia 1884 His stands. here written upon
the records Of the Adutsn Generals Office at Washington
From the prominence given 10 the third namc Tonlan,
thcre would TO be much truth In tho statements
which have been msde recently In tho public prints an
follows
Ths Couyrsr dp CdnclG, q, late cate contains this
paragraph relative 10 tho commander OF the rebel
army:--The grandfather oi General Bcauregard, COM
rnapder OF the Southcrn army, was Canadian. His
nsme Pierre Iouton, and he emigrated 20 New Or
loans from Basuan, n the district OF Three Rivers Az
New Orleans lie mado fortune, and RAPIDLY acquired
considerable influence among the French population of
iS,uisjapa Az reward for his political services be OBJ
tanned for his admission q cadet into the Mill
tary Academy at West Point. The figures Ia the
books under tho OF Pierre G. Touton. In the mean
time he purchased acstale New Orleans which he
called Bcauregard. When his obtained his commits.
sion ss an officer army he aside tho humble
name of Iouton and adopted the arstocratc one OF
De Beauregerd, and tncbcerorth subscribed hinlsef
" Pierre Touton io Bsaurcgard."
Probably this change Of name was made at the timo
the son was commissioned cadet. In the Military
Academy Boaurcgard took high rank Immediately, and
we find him among the Eve who styled distinguish
cd in his FIRST year These I've tFourth CLASSY wers;-
1. william H Wright
2. Alexander H. Dearborn
3. Stephen II. Campbell
4. p. q, T. Deaurclard.
0. John Me!csIfo.
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the prestige of rise In fame a 10 rspyditv
IN ths annals Of American history His worshippers
thought no position too good for him. Fondy and cons
IDENTIFY they looked 70 his elevation TO the highest once
In the gift Of his countrymen Now we hear Of him a.
afugitive from justice, fleeing by night and morning
'og through The dshles OF mountainous country, 70
throw himself into the protecting arms Of the enemies
OF the constitution and the Union Mr. Breckinrdas 10
now In command Of rebel position near Corinth, con-
nection with Bragg and jackson, where they will soon
be called upon 10 measure swords with the Union army
GENERAL BRAxroS BRAGG.
This ofcsr Is native OF the State OF North Carolins
from which State In the year 1882 he appointed Ia
cadetship in the West Point Military Academy, where
he graduated in 1867 with high honors In July Of the
same year he WAS appointed second lieutenant in the
Third regiment Of artillery His subsequent promotions
arc as follows-Assistant Commissary OF Subsistence
November, 1887 Adjutant December, 1887; First Ieu
'enant July, 1888 Brsvet Captain for gallant conduct In
defence Of Fort Brown, May ls4e full Captain, June
1916 Brevet Major for gallant conduct several desperate
conhcts at Monterey Mexico September % 1846; Brsvet
Lieutenant Colonel for gallant conduct in the battle oi
Busna Vista, Mexico resigned his commission In the
army in January 1856 General Braggs deeds and his
valor in the with Mexico artillery officer be
long to the history Of the country He about forty
three Of age He removed TO Louisiana sin
years ago. where he has large plantation the parish
OF tho Board Of Public Works. in which capacity his clear
head and unquestioned practical judgment won for
him many friends and gained the applause
OF the public at large. Under the ordinance Of
the Convention creating the army Of Louisiana,
the rebel authorities conferred the rank Of
Of Major General the then Colonel Bragg and he was
at once ordered 10 tho command Of the confede
rate forces at Pensacola engaged in besegng Fort Pick
ems. Braxon Bragg is son OF Ex-Governor Bragg Of
North Carolina and although he is good artillery ocer,
gained somo renown IN the Mexican by . supposed
sayrg "A little grape" He acted Confederate
Secretary Of War for me but tits said he was
perseded on account Of incompetency
GENERAL JACKSON,
Repol ted as commanding a position with Bragg and
Brecl nrdgc, Is suiciently identified for TO give
sketch Of his life. There are three four
Jacksons the rebel service There Major General
Thos. j. Jackson, otherwise known ''Stonewan jack
SON." from the defeat he sustained behind the stone
walls al Winchester by General Shields. There is also
Rrigadicr General H. r. Jackson, who was at one time
United States Minister to Austria. He. however, re-
signed his position in the rebel army some tmo ago.
There is another rebel general known John r. Jack.
SON. hesides colonies and captains Of the same
name. therefore possible 10 give any correct
data concerning the jackson particularly spoken q
however, expect 10 hear from him very soon.
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attaching, pursuing and destroying The enemy whsr-
ever ~ could ~ found.
Thfd-Thas shs thanks Of Tho department. are also
given 70 Generals Curtis and sigs, and the ocsfs and
soldiers q their command for matchsss gallantry at
- bloody battle Of Pea Ridge; and 70 Maor Generals
Grant and Bssn, and their forces, for the gio-
vio0s rspulss Of Bsauegsrd as Pistsburg, In Ten
nsasss; and 70 Major General Pope and his
ednosrs and soldiers, for the bravery and skill
displayed In their operations against the rebels and
traitors intrsnched At Island No. 10, In the Mississippi
river The daring courage diigsnt prosecution, persist.
emit vaor and military achievements unsurpassed
yOurth-That there shall, this day, be salute Of 100
guns from the United States Arsenal s Washington. In
hsser Of thsss great victories.
EN-. STANTON, Secretary Of War.
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GENxHAL ORDKR--N0. i.
HgADarARTERs Army or THE MISSISSIPPI

JACKSON, lenn., march b, 1862. 4
SoIDERs-I assume this day tho command OF the
Army OF the Mississipp, for the defence Of homs
stesds and liberties and to resist the spolia
tion and dshonor Of our people Our mothers and
wives. our sisters and children expect do our
duty, even TO the saerncs OF our lives Our losses
since tho commencement Of the present war; In killed.
wounded and prlsopsrs, are now about the same e
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ate
GEN. THOMAS J.. cRIrrREDgy.
Brla. General Thomas j.. Crittendea, comm andjns
division under Gen. Buell. native OF Kent and
OF hc noted loyal kenuckan, Hon. John J. Critten
dsn His brother s the noted rsbel general who was IN
command al Mill Spripss-viz.-Maior General George H.
Crttenden Whom tho rebels took up arbs in Kentucky
Gen. r. L. Crittenden empowered 10 take command
and atths head Of the Home Guard for
Hin and effectively checked the advance or the rebel.
on Louisville. Since that time he hes been sctivsly
engaged In the Geld under Gen. Buell.. III, commission
OF brigsdler general dates from September 81, 1861
esSIRAL NELSON.
Brigader General William Nelson, commsndus a d.
VISION under General Buell., native OF Mason county
Kentucky. Having been educated IN the navy and hsv
sag obtained the rank of lieutenant he was detailed
spriug 1Soi) to command the Ohio river aect of gun
boats HIS extensive acquaintance with The poonIs or
Kentucky and his large rest In that stat pon,
10 him ss apropsr person, during the bad health Of
General Anderson to DO sant into Kentucky sound the
loyal sentiment ef that state, and 70 strengthen H. Ac
cordngy 40 carly April, he went tbi,ber and b,van
the formation of oaop and the recruiting of troops nj
poip between srrardsve and Dauvills since kporn ne
Camp Dick Robinson" some time since Colonel ceorc.
IL Thomas, Of the Second cavalry, proceeded thi,hsr
having received The appoint of brsadsr general OF
veiuneers, aud assumed the cornnsu General Nslsor
ordered to form camp at Washington Mason
souaty, Kentucky. FOR the enlistment of troops
He js full forty years Of age, with n mas.ye
physique and commanding presence. To fine natursl
abilities and large experience he adds great
energy Of character and fine Judgment Of men lie IL
vas VINO ordered the arrest of stanton. Caste Co.
though thny were old friends and companions. Tie docs
rot recogn'ze any relationships in life when DIZZY do
msnds their prostrscn sacrifice His brother Thomas
Hclson Of lsdsns, Is present Minister to Chile and
his brotbor-inlaw, j. Monroe Stockton Postmaster AZ
MaysrIils His naval services may be summed nm in a
few words. lie entered the navyas citizen of Kan.
lucky the date Of his original entry into the servc, be
ing January 20, 1870 In 1856 he was pron,oted 10
leutensncy efer passing through tao various dsorse or
rank. His sea service under that commission ,vss a,
,uo sed half yssre His total sea service was Twelve
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b7iG GIN ROUSSEAU, who has been appoint
ID % the c. mmand Of Huntsville, Ala, seems to
D" eIninently f'ted for the post He is loved
Almost TO alteration by the Union men, while the
Te',-i6 hste and fear him. A minister in Hunts
vile preached q sermon a few SUNDAYS ago
which was strongly secession General Rous.
seaU hearing Of IL, ordered MIN before him On
bis appearing the General told him he must not
preach any more seceSsionisn The minister re-
Dlied, General, this II a free country have
alway spoken boldly and fearlessly upon all sub
Jects o. religion and politics. l shall continue
20 DO So" At this point the General called,
Corporal Of the guard take this man to Jail y
10 Jail he went, and there he is to- dav. Las.
sunday he preached his blatant treason To-day
II lie breaches IL, Il 10 done in stifed whispers,
himself his onlv auditor, and within the walls
VI 7 federal prison house.
Again, man entered his headquarters and
presented the General with a long bill against
'ur Government. The General said, "Well,
suppose IL Is all right2'' eyes, ;" said the man,
The articles there charged were all received ~
''1e" "Willing TO swear to it!n eyes -
Wv Illing 10 take the oath Of allegiance to the
Then thu general interposed, ''Corpbral Of the
guard, take fkis man 10 ,diI - and away to Jail
west the impudentrebel
Again, rebel applied to the General for a pass
@ 20 outside the pickets 10 visit his WIFE saying
NJ had not seen her for six weeks. care you a
CITIZEN ," said the General. YES be replied
@ Willing to take the oath of allegiance? 20 &c No.
sir; ! am for the Confederate Government The
General called, as usual, 20 Corporal Of the guard
totr This man TO jail, and keep him there -
'' Oh hold on, General ~ intefposed the rebel,
&c rather than go TO jail I'll take the oath "No
you DON'T SIR" Eaid Rousseau. "we don't hire
Us"pl to take the oath of allegiance sir 60 with
tEC guard.'' So now he is Ia the sweet embrace
~ the prison houss, instead Of the arms Of hi,
" fe ~
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FOR 0BILDHEH.
DR.. MoLEAN's UNIVERsAL PILLS,

kG Lsetr CsUrisfSf, Bt!ssctsnsSg, Hssdschs, 70.
There has mover heens Gsfk-rtis medicine ohsreS
&c ms Fno!Ic. that hSs EIven nuoh entire Eatlaf.s
ton NJ EeLsss's Usirsrsal PfHs,
BENZ entirely veg etahle. they are perfectly In
nocent and can be taken By the most tender ntant;
yer prompt snd powerful IN removing sll Riiiopi
stomach n lact, theI ere. the onlJ Pills thai
should be used In MkAriosE disI,iots. -
They FIcdrDe no 6ripIns Siekness or Pam in the
Stomach or Boyels, though VERY aotive II xearek-
iuh lLr IN shsi. 1Ssrationr sns.inS bosta5 .ecTsz
nom Bliiezsress, HeaoaSks and FoHl Stsn1sk,
wken 70 shoap remedy ear b obetirstl Eeer
them ssnstsutiy on hand; . single Cese, taksr II
season, may prevent hOsIs, 1sFs, spi E.ent5N 81
SnGEa:ss Ask t2T DR., j. n. NsLsan's sniys1ssl
ills EaGs 10 other. belEE s9ttsd, thcJ SIs leslie
less. lr4a Only u oants soT hex, and oan 30 san,
By Taail ~ eng Part OF the Qnit4j StAtss.
). MCLEAN. Sole Proprietor,
CsrEsT fhITd and Pine rts., st. LoEis, he.
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MANUFACTURE OF ShOT IN DUBvQUR-The
DID que sEot-toweE was purchased and closed
IP BY 1t. Louis house a few days ago. In orde,
20 remove Its competition, and an immediate
..se Ia the price Of shot followed The citizens
9. ~ nrque were much incensed by the opera
'!on, and several Of them proceeded 10 ascertain
whether they could manufacture shot by drop.
T'ng metal down the deserted lead mine shafts
e rtsuiis OF the 1rSt attempts were of highly
,-r.tiTiEg nature. The Dubuque Times sayi
* gr'mcntS are daily being tried In the way
~ III 'kllg shot by dropping It down mInefal
sLdu- nd with still more satisfactory results
U'n - hrsi. IL 10 TumOred that Oae OF our citi-
MS lNT HElD Intends 20 embark In the enter.
Use lu mcdiately. IL turns out that this method
4 making shot las beea pursued with success for
many wears In Germany, and to some extent In
Hln mi, so the problem may be considered
Owed that there Is no necessity Of building
Il tesu-i thousand dollar towers when hole I'm the
'CuIds With an expenditure Of $500, viii do a,
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~ The master, mate, engineer, steward and
U-tCbman az the steamer CITY of Madison wbich
TEss between Toronto and Oswego, were arre.ted
AT tae idtttr place on Wednesday last, chaTged
= Ia having connfved at the escape Of deserfers
"ii The regiments In Canada. Two were found
ga board the vessel when she was searched The
o. ssugSeEts that some arrangement should be
mace by which defertcrs from Britisn regiment
sh'u q be Exchanged for those from American
ieSiIheEts who had taken refuge in Canada.
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TIE WORLDS H@HsE FAIR.-The gentlemen
hsv-T- tEe supervision Of the Worlds Horse
al a. C-lCtgoy are making most astonishing
''ot Ic<N IN thelf preparations, and Will -coa
Nv, the grounds N CCInpIt to readiness Ovc,
''r- rIdred stalls have been erected and com
T.tted, which, Ia addition TO outside stalls, I,
?" no. Itf1i''d If exhibitors TO keep their horses
upon me gro inuS-will ne amply sufficient to &C.
comma date ell. The most cheering assurance,
an IA rom all quarters. Over thirteen hun i
cfCd choice horses sTe already promised
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TRAVELLERS, DIRECTORY.
BALrIMoRE 3 OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIMoRE . OHIO RAILROAD.
PASSENGER TRAINS FROM WASHING
On AND AIIIl SUNDAY, MAY 18th, 1863,
SHE PAssHHsIR ynAIHs RETwIRH
WARRINGTON, BALrIM0R q, AND
THE WEST
WIN run as folevs:
Hes Daily TSaiss bstvsss Waskingtos and Bal.
sssfoa dsd ths Walton Sundays, tue
Trains to Baltir1ors and one 80
p....nss. for the Yves. st maxim, clos. oouu.o-
Bsnors and 0hio Rsfcss Tor 8. pou. Ms sas
81 !ossN rates ofJays than BY ssy eihe, Iiss.
For PHILADELPHIA and NEW, YORK.
For kNNHP0Lis-Leav Washington a 10
= m .n0 70 FOR ALL POINTS WEST,
inc and SalS Rail
and on Sundays at s pm.
TRAINS MOVING SOUTH.
m; Baltimore s.S ,. m. Arrive Al Ws.hihston 5. .
Lfsss Ne. Ycs5 ats, n los:
Iisys Nsx Y ,.a Il ,;,I phlsds,as 9,
. Is T E, W.:sn.ss
therast Il q m. and zoo ,. m.
On Sundays 1T $50 ana 20 .. m. only nom Balti-
more. No Annapols connections on Sunday from
Baltimore or Washington.
Passengers leaving washington as TO Q m
and 800 J. IT., and Baltimore At 1.i0 q, m, ano
10 ,. M, make connections at Washington juno
ton. tReay) with trains on Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, for all points West of the Ohio river,
and for all points along the line of Baltimore and
Ohio road, In Maryland and Virgins.
Trains eave Annapolis for Baltimore and Wash
lngton daily. except Sundays. at 5<5 .. m. and $40
pm.
Passenger Trains leaving Washington at 90 a.
m. IL O. m. and p. M, and Baltimore at 50 and 40
M, and $50 ,. m, stop only at Annapolis and
W1sktagton JsHctic1s,
Way Passengers must take the Accommodates
fSasss sSlb. w. p. SMITH,
m ~ Master OF ansportaton,
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THE EVENING STAR.
THIS DAY, coUNrHYMEN.

THIS DAY, COUNTHYMEN!
BY RoBsRT LOWELL.
towards, stink away!
But who scurns 10 sec the foe
Deal our land all shame and woe,
Must 60 forth, to day
Crops are safe, aheld'
Cripples and old men can reap:
Young ard strong and bold must leap
Other tools TO WELD.
Cast the daily trade
Never may be bought or won,
After this great fight Ia done,
What this day Is weighed.
Leave your true loves side!
60 be fearless, true and strong,
Woman glories 10 belong
W here she looks with pride.
True men hold our line:
Besely lsave their true ranks thin,
Waste an ruin will rush in
Like the trampling swine.
Dare you be a man -
Now, for home, and law, and right,
60, in Gods name 10 the fight.
Forward TO the van
puanesbure, August 5. IN Y. Ecsn'g Post
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IHk GREAT sAMkRleAA RHMKDIBss
- Known y HELMBoLps
GENUINE PREPARATIONS,
HELMBoLDs EXTRACT aBucHv,n
ar5 I" s. g sARSAPAEHLA
a. IMPROVED BOSE WASH.

hsLMBOiDs GENUINE PREPARATION.
-HI6 HI Y COkCBNTklTEDn ..e..s
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT b UCRU.
Positive and Specific Remedy F..
For Diseases Of the BLADDER. nDNEfe,
6RAvEL, and DROPsICAL swELLiNee. .
Thus Medicine increases the power Of Diges-
ton. and exoites the ABs0RBEN1sin into heal
thy seton. BY which the wATERY Oh CAL
CAREOUS dispositions, and oil UNNATURAL
ENGAGEMENTS are reduced. ~ Vel -
PAIN AND INFLAMMATION, and 10 good fsr
MEN, W0EEN, Oh CHILDREN
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DE- p R,LEAN's VOLCANIC OIL LIN.
IMENT

Thousands Of human bslpss have bsen savs6
ne OF decr5ptude and misery by the use Of this IN
ssiaable Llpnnent IL win reheve Pain Amos, IN,
~ fouiest Sore in IN Incredible short time
nsLMRs Vol:osic OIL lfsfssAf vii relieve ths
HearaEla, For Paralysis, Con!rscted Muscles
SEnnese or Woakness In the Joints, Muscles OF
LikAm6Its, IL wlll never fail. Two applications
VII care Sore Throat, Heao Aohe or Earsehe. For
buIns, or Sosds, or any Pain, u IL Al Infkilible
Ietrc0J, GTJ II, and you will hno an Indisaen-
klbie remedy Keep Ii always on hand.
PIAnters, Farmers, or any one having charge OF
herses, Will save money by using MoUetn'a VOL
CAME on Llniment. IL 10 speedy and infsllibls
esre f9r Calls, Ssra,ns, Chsfes, Swelling, Lame
ness, Sores, Wounds. Scratches, or any external
&tsessS. Ery IL, ana Jol VIII be convinced.
1A. J. II. MCLEAN, Sole PROPRIETOR,
nEsm O. eYO7r, Agess, washinFts b. q,
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u IA = IN - II % ~.
]fsfst'sS ~ ksSsl Letters Ps.sEt If EaslssI,
esa ssssysd Sy tAs Seals Of tbs EseI: Gs PsSy.
ssScss 10 (syts, esd fAs Imperial esllsgs u
kss:siss, VSssaa.
rRIESEMAk Ne. I
II tee edeStsal remedy for kELIxAyIsp, sfxl.
NArokhs0A and EXHAUSTION OK FNH SrsfIA.
fRIESEMAR No.3,
ES ssss J ana entirely er.dicates ell trsesI Of
lave generally been thought an sntIdote, to the
MLn Of ihs hsslth Of vast psrtisR Of che popsIa-
- YKIEsENAR Ne, >, p
MS great and sare remedy OF the civilized world
Ier All IMPURITIES Of the system, as vel as seoo.d-
~ ayn7loms, obyiatnx tho deeiructils uEe OF
Mesoa Is we'll ss other Geletcrious lngredIents
eAo WHOM AL the SarsAYarillSlu the word cannot
Imsss; ~ ssxhAR Nos. J, 2 and 3 are Alike de-
yelo Of taste or smel, and OF al pauseating SuGl-
Ha. rhey are In the form Of loxengs, and may
cn tas teilst tsbJs vltksst thsir uEe beinE sri
soId ~ TN osxes 81 "a each, or four % cases in
sEo lor Se, and In eS cSsep, thus saving %, ks
senl1,EeIsc By YstFcsu, hslleYsnd, .Roux, DO.
Sc; yWholstsle and retsil BY. DR.. r. A. BAR
Deagsl stroosl, New YORK. lrimedistsly on 70
sslft Oh remittance, DIR. BlRROw will forwsrs
1Iesemar TO any part OF tho world, securely
a9d addressed secsrdirT 20 the instIsetisns
PsSlishsd Also b. DIN, BARROW, tina, ,o,.lsr
sna neesntn lily illRstrnted medical work, Hamap
ErslE: Prise - ceEts. TFissepnar and hook can
p sp1insd bJ spcsial anthsriss frsn g. c. FORD,
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I'M
psioth Ef-aG shattered and dis t1iol kBElEE
essod system, purifying and onIiching the Blood
restoring the sick, suffering Invalid e. H.aIta $50
SrBIfk.
f1HRs Is no MISTAKE About IT.
1t will cure Liver Comp Amt, DyspcpsIs. Diar-
rhoes, OysenteYy. Headache, DEPRESSION OF SPIRITS,
Fever and AsGe. Inward Fever, Bad Breath, or
Sny disease 81 tic t.IvoT, StoEEan or Bowels.
~ Gentlemen, 10 Jos visA to he Healthy,
Strong ard Vigorous!
~ LADIES' Go ron want tho Bloom OF Health 70
noplt 60 your o5s5ss asRlu'-thsu 20 ct once sne
get MsLscE's Sfysssfss.tns Cordial sad BlssS
Fr-tfr-, peipy not momenti II 70 warranted So
kiEe sAtsisution. 1t vail deTs arS dic.sse OF tss
Kidneys, Womb, or Bladder; Fslnfinr Ohstr sctet
ri enstrE:tlOn. Failing OF the w Omb BSrFerpese,
or any disease arising from Chronis or EsE FesI
p9R CHILDREN.
10 he Heslthy, Strong and RotusG-then ri-e then
NritsRg S1TSssIkFSsrs Ccrdisl Ease TIE dtIsSssnr
or aacn FSEtio) IL Is teltcoUE 20 take. -
ETUl6 tEhH seocntul, tskeu every ncTlDk
fNs'Tr, sHre EGeTect'rc sEzi~st t.hIiis arc
toTar, sc'io- Fever, Hh5HTs or saf prevailing
rGi.TIeE!-Bsvsrso Of DrssEisi. ard Dealers
or Sarsssarills, which theJ otsR bar ohe.eD b,
stsInF ~ jssi % good. There are even Inea EAIf
sGo7gh 20 sts& paTt rf n. ueps 20 drh th.Ir VIZ
sece6tons, kSe.d saok tniErnexs yIsafR. and
their ViI.aInsxs compounds. Asx fer UT. J. n;
MoLesp q Strengthening Cordisi and Blood Part
H Sts nS;aiPE ss iss enE r:nsd1 thai
gsr.sstisn: Itis rzssb IA Large Bottles 81 Isi
BIZ. i. n. MCLEAN, sole Prorne,er, z I
CeTueE EhlId and Pine gts., 81 Lcli1, ms. :
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| N " E g TN e MT g

IN " E g T. e NTs.Nr'
SEVEN AND THREE 7EN7As vNIYEp
STATES NOTES,
UNITED STATES BoNDs-DUE 1881,
ONE YEAR CERTIFICATES OF INDEBy.
EDNEsS,
QUAR7ERMAsTBR's VOUCHERS,
DEMAND NOTES, tOLD IssvEJ
ACT sfAsGust 10, 1851.
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN GOLD,
gNCURRENT BANK NOTES.
STOCKS AND BONDS ON COMMISSION,
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
RIrrENHoUsE, FAINT 3 co.,
~ ls-lm Bankers, $50 Penn. avenue.
a DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
IA o''I'i H :is r. .S Cs's, BE-
EsE Et s9aFRssy N9sEaksS MEs'
nsrshandiss, Money, Jswslfy, vaIuablss,
Notes, Stocks, Bends, BE,
Forwarded with SAFETY AND DISPATCH tc
slI accessible sections Of the country This oomps
ny has agencies II the principal Railway fevui
NORTH, EAST, WEST, AND NoRYHwEsY
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Csnneotsns are made q New York AID Bes!oI
n' .ns VIZ ana II:
hnes 70 LIVERPOOL, SOUTHAMPTON and
Ironinent comm sfoi.i towns n drest britain and
Z c oil n o. NOTES, DRAFTS and BILLS
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