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Be., Sewing Machine, in the World,
70, ail,r Family o, MissiadsnTg ps'po'".
And all We ak /. larftf,al. Read the following
IupORIANT FACTS,

fs' ,'iAr FaHtly - Hts@ad|''s Pa'P''''
And alluea.ki.a liftfisl. Read the lolio~,ag
IMPORTANT FACTS.
r,erNo.i. Thi. bcing dol, licensed, their
machine. are Protected against iniringemeul' %
litigation.
T,cr Ne. 2. These Machine. MAKE The LOCK-
stitch alike 90 bath siies-snI u.s q lii' les
ihsn h. u 80 much thread aud .ilk az the cham 90
l,,a,,-siich machines.
F,cT No. 3. Thee Mac,nss are better a.
dapird than say other machiues 30 market To The
Grluent change. and almost c"dl"'s variety 81
sewing frquifsd ~ family. hey VIZ -" from
one 10 twenl, thicknssses oi marscillfs without
.,.pp,n-. and make every stitch perfect. The,
x,ll even sew f,om the 6ae.t gsuIe Ia the hrs.
,,,.t ,l,th. anI .t1af. hard l.ather. without
ch,nyi,y an. iced, needle OF tension, az making
nm, ,E,.,u.at at machine whatever. I. not
.,.h /, machine brst sisp,rd 90 puhlic usel snd
iIIe.t adapted to famil, use. why not inr every
,,,,s,, Of light .esing manufactured For work
too heavy I,r our family machine. We recommend
our larger ''ie,.
FleT No. I. These machines make the most
elastic seam Of any .e~ing. mschine 10 4. "a f,ct
ofseIy great importance IN .eNing elss,ic goods,
OF good. oi an, kini, on hias.
fAer No. S. NO machine ). more durable or
simple ~ construction, "f nJ'r ea'i un'er-
stood. The repuU t'on 81 these nich,nss whe'-
ever u,ed will fully denon,iaie each OF the above
Iaeis.
F.cr No. 6. These machine. took the high.
-, p,emium at The fTanklin iustitulc, Philadel.
phia. ,.,
rAcr No. Z. These machines took the high.
90, D,emium al the New JeTsey State Isr.
E.,r No. =. These a,schinss ioos the high
ga, m.,lI t the American Institute. ~ the oi, Of
New Yo,k, together with III. highest premium
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EUrCpou NoriCC. Tb.. ,.tocs,nG that
/ I have tlt. i,, s,,cn 90 ga, 5000, u,u'sc u.
G.I,sr, tla f,usipt,, ,i be-. min.ttN, o. tuin.-
lrt hr.iH... i.i him.elL .bsiI claim npn. 81
ht. vps,., uarIay so, tsIt, oi be-. cuninouug
ah,r tbi. date. JOHN J. GLOVER.
Ait..ts Nusts AttiN.
llitiurd, sept j,h. l>b!.
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AYERS
CATUARTIC PILLS

to.,es. 40 many advantage, over the other pur-
r,,i,e. in the market, and their superior virtues
are 30 universally kn0wn. that We need not DO
NOR than 10 ASSURE the public their quality u
maintained equal tn the bcst u ever has leen,
and that they may be depended on TO 10 AL
that they have ever done.
Prepared by J g. AYER, ~ d., { Co,
Lowell, Mass. and sold hy
u. =. hate. 4 Go. Pir,.; Do. W. \. BuH.
Souih Pau.; ". :. Ch,.- \ Co, DNh-h, \
RanoN.. Canton; N. ". PARK, MeNico. q. 4
%. u. Mason. Bethel, u. W. Noh-. South
Walstfod; T.. Alsopi ! Co, Burkh,d anI bV
agent. in every village inthe united slatss
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Tho .sH.rtl.sf L.f,H, It,r. rrr.r b.I.rs th.t
.h.II. Do 900, HlHH.ufrI o., tFr il.a.r.l.r
- |..Hi Co. 't,H foo tBH Coast, Of oNIfI. SOL
a..H.r. trr trl.t u' r.t..i,,,,iNu obi. ,.t,j, 10
WILLIAM Ii;lripH.r ot rp,,as,
lH.tiI C.Ifs. .s,.t.'i. O., sis,as i-r5 a. The
i#N .r..f.. IrfH.....r ,tj1-.f. $40 frr.,n.
,lt. tf, tIt.b-r| tr che ,sttir 90 .t,l dr,',.'I
Of. .If.. uu I-'itIs .t, l..ut. tIl those Who have
aH, H.HrtrI d. rttfrol t1 'Na,Nl tar.tnr tu
D.t .lsts SUSAN 10. IlIlGIp.
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EVE Kindred nnlLARs
Valuable Farm for Sale

rI'lIE FARM knov1 - the Nv. farm. .iiu,i,i
~ thr town ofGfilon, pNiuud tuiuty. sad
f,um caniaia. ,ls,pi ou- hundred scr", iut dsii'i
q. f,lips.. 2i arrr. e bet quality interval, p
,rt,- II .np-tiur upiiud, all ~ high state IT
cultivation. snl cut. al, sispui 20 tons IT hay;
ih i,ws,nA,r, of al-.at hfy aofrs, - suitably 10.
,id-l toto p,siungr aai sooihld. Iiuili,ng. ~
good frpsif. slsh.. 36NGO. aud never fa,l,ps 49,
iet ~ l-iih hlpss ani .sh~. sad hrm ., .,lp.
uird Siihin ! > nilc. IT llroNn's Nills, - call.
81. snd has hsrn orcupisd ru'lic house 90
the t,.t lev year. l., the .ul.sf.i~f; ani u -
bet rate situation ioT puhlo huu.s, - u - or
The direct stage truie irom Bslhrl ." Euul. y.
a.. aud the Lake counlD. The aho'r property
will h. .,Li aia batg,ia. " applied ipr s"ou, a.
ih, sui.',,l-f .. out 81 health and H,shr. q" go
gage 10 .omr ighirf labor 90 bu.,us.s. fuf iur.
ihsf pifioulif. ~ relation e. the sloNe ptuis'ty,
t,lcfsurr can H. hid a. islac l lofk IT East
Gtailon. of the .uh.ct,l.-r 90 the pr,m,.e..
BENJAMIN IROOkS.
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GI>TE.L ygtsr.,
VI. :. Burr s Co., 20 fremont Street. Boston
q. &. Guod~in X Co.. ~ aai ~ Mar.hall ST,
H. ton. LYMAN Savage / Go. Montreal.
sold by ". \. i,n.t. VI. u. Sou,h fau.; w.
=. Bals, & 60. rar,; u y NoNss, Notsayi
q Potter. John &. Gsrr,. u " Noblr snd Jobs
u Rad. Waterford; W. iouag, Wet PARE; G.
T. knisht. Bt,snt'' rond. %
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FIR f.! FIR T.!
LAND, LAND! LAND!
FARMERS. ATTENTION.

FARMERS. ATTENTION.
TIVE .uh.,th-t hi. the pleasure II saving 10
hi. ull f,irad. sud CUSTOMERS ihNhs .ag'in
al hi, old stand. Nhstc h. has frsas'sd the
Insurance and Real Estate iiu.incss,
And 10 ,tirnd IN the ~i.hs. ~ ~ customers 18th
rs,snptn.... fafmsts soil III I-tsons having
vel detached hu,t.ss. L. in.u'-i - iiir rate
1T - c.ui. ~ var ou upc hundtrd dollars, ior
one 80 mntr S-if., 10 rslslle stock oomInn'c..
without asses.tnsnts.
Iant. AMI tu,li,ns. h,ugh, and sold At lu~
rares Some hur Bargains nos con hani. fsf'"n'
S,,h,ag g. L,n or eel ate invited 10 call ou the
sul.ctilsf.
pc,d.. B,rd,. Bill. Of Sale. is,.r', Will.
lni other Documents, executed at short upiirr.
WM. T.. GOODNoW.
NoKw,N. hpnl. is6?.
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Byphlli, ard Mercurial pi.o.ss.

Pms IJr Hruui Nin1f. n ~ Iosis. hlstasrf
II hud your SAUzArAEILtA a more sfsciaL
remedy Sr tie secondary SYMPTOM. u NtI1Hn,
sod fnf pLiiic d...s~ than snD othsT po--sss.
The profession are indebted 20 lOa Tor .oiAs u TIE
Test Ing'lieihss ~ have
Iy1-, 4 J. prenek. W n, ~ S-'iHS'i rAy'ic,rH y
I,rssarr, Mao ,rAo /" q pr,Hihfh "'"tsr
~ LsgisI i,.ys u uas.,seAsssiis.
"pE AYsH-My dear sir ! have found your
SAss.PAEILL. IN excellent Ismedy for AgI1h.'
huth ofths prr1ry .ni s'ruHdi,y y -, ana 'h,ti,
"a in som- ca-,. that too obstinate ~ lsid 10
other ttmsds. 40 not know What W can sm-
Iluy vita more oersiniy 81 success, ~hsfs power
iul siisfAti's isfeiuiIed.'
NJ GA, Iin Li,sr u Nsr nrnirct, v y,
hal dreadful ulcers on BIZ leg c,ussd tJ the ab1.a
Of mercury, or r,rrHriIi dissIs,, which gr,~ more
and more aggravated br ysafs, IN spite ~ every
remedy ~ uestmsut that could b. spp,sd, uhiil ia.
Isr.sssrius uss of ~ Ans SARrAr.hlLL. rhN'l
him lev eases can u found more tnNsisrsis shi
distressing than this, aud u toos several DOZEN bot
tss 90 care Lin.
Jeu-orrhpa, Whites, Female weakness
arr .snsrsll, produced by internal >Tchaus iicsr.
ai,os, snd afv very ofisn euT,d b. tie AisisiNs
eject of TIA. sAR.ArARiLI.. some case. f'Hsi.r,
however, ia aid q the -sH-srAHtLA, tLs 'AAlI'
sppllesion of local r,msdIs..
groa ik r,ilHorn asd rr,d,iy c,lsbrai,i ~
J1rnb n1rr,H. crCiHc,HRIr.
81 haze found your SAk-.FAuiltA an 'tc'lleht
tftrstts in dls'as's ot isWalFs May cas- ~ W
r,gusnty Lsacofrhrs, Internal Liberation, anh
Iolsl debility. Arising hon tbs scfoiuogs di.ibs.s'
have yielded 90 n, and there ste isw that DO ho'.
wb.n IL igci .. properly aided by local tr,aimsnt
4 lidy ..~.l,ay 70 a'ior flS pu,.,oIi'oH " Asr
SAM ~r,'si
nv daughter and ny elf have been cured oi q
ven dsbiliisiins Lsucorrhra - long .isnding, BY
tso bottles VI Jour SAEsAFsEILLs"
RheuuA,istn, Oout Liver Complaint. Dys-
pepsiA Heart Disease, Neuralgia,
when csu-r,l b, >crpNi1 n the system, are ppidlY
eufrl ~ ths LAT saESAFaMLLA
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St. Anihany's Fire. Rose. Salt Rheum.
ScAld Head, Sore Eyes.

Pros, HtvrsB S,rtlsr, gfy, ne abe ssi'ar + ns
THHctAdHHsrt i+tlasr1f, TsHssTiruHiI
"Our ouly child. siost ihUs year. az, Nas ~.
tackled ~ pimris- uu d. iuT'h'ad. lhsb ut DIV
.Itssd until tiisy f0ftnsd a luaths0ns AMI Nrlsnt
sore shich covered ~ face, sud actually blinded
hi. s'ss tor some dais Askilul ph,sician sptiHi
nitrate ~ silver sLd other T'msdss without su1 az
psffutsffrt Dor nttsn daNs 49, afdsd 10 lsnd..
Let an them BE- sold tear op.u The issisfnr md
corrupt suund whch soNsfsd his whole lace iaT.
Jog tfisd every thing else had any hop" non, 80
Ls.su diving youf ~AHsAFAAiLLA, GLd sIplius
The inds Il Tutssh lotion, g. you direct lie spfe
l-.sn 20 lr,al rhru had given The nrt toiile,
sud vs. sfll whsu We had flushed tie sscoud. Tie
eLi'd'.sys'a.hss Which had come cot. sfs~ assin,
srd bs q a. healthy sad fair o. any Oihsf Tie
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T., .ul.cr,ii-r hrr,hy gives pul,l,c nniica that
.l. be-. bee, dai, appointed D, the Ilonnr,hir
joe 60 pa.ir,i. e. rhe C,uniy 81 ONiofd. ami
u.-u,il thr trust uf E,ecuiriN ofihe lat Nlll and
tcsttusnt q
CuEtrIl TwtTClIEi.L late OF Gilsad.
ia .il Cauai,, deceased. b, g''ias boad a. the
lv du,Cts. she thrtrt'rr i,quests ai psrsons
Whl sfs ia.i-ht- O. The estate at s''d DECREASED u'
r'se iss,ss,liai~ ,,nsn,; sgd ihas- ~h" have
au, ie.utt !. th.teOH, O. eNhihit th- sane 10
Of u, ls6g. BLiSEi TNiTCllElL.
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COUNTRY DEALERS will do wellio call
an hir, ant save ihrit ltcight FROM tho city.
PEppLERS will6nd - iot their advantage To
r ,iInpon lin anI stock ~. Being in connection
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FINKLE 81 LYON
SEWING MACHINE CO.,
53S Broadway, Now-York.

NO person Who conlemplaie' Purchasing Sew.
" ing Ma'h,ne ipr famil, or manufacturing pur.
pp.e., should i,il Ia -cd Tor one Of our cifcuia,
which contains cot, and Toll descriptions 81 lie
several .lylr.. p'icr. ,ni .aupIr' Of sofA, al 81
which Ne send by mail free. We claim to have
al.
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cOO ana n,Lr o. rru,Lr AGrNr
nOO. Nllh To sTrL
IIold's new steel Plate County Colorci
Map al the United >tatCs,

CiNArN~ lHf MN UVtN~NlCk.
i...... ....-f .rr,-,.. committed A.. ~. 1852.
,...r -.b u.si d. ,..tt,r a and one ,,,r'. ttrs
~,....,t.,r, -lpr,. .,,.n.t.s o., tuluo
.. Mitchell, rst rrii. "a thr Nv W.rr ~ NOV
,.f... $50 uul rrul.. 1rr rrsrtyfi rr fhfs ,Hap.
ut.u., oH., . County Nrr. IHi % Of. .i-pa
COUNTY AN RAILROAD NAP
go ,.. r. t...
'.'h' r.,- N'''T' '1 ''a 80 '' . ~ '.
-- '''
.... se,.sSr.,
-. ..,,.t.f..'t Ill r,,,. 49,. r,aa.t
b. t'.fr .,,.I fr. -...r,,.
~...r-l
r.,....I .,-,....I,..r. s.. t, ,,H,,. vel. nt.
.....I. .u ..,.......,.
wv. -.,f. ,-..,. a., ..., Men. boz
.,.., ~r.f.. t.l....,. ...,.,. Ir.l.l. TDr.s
rEg. tia,ra. a,o o. ,a,H. ~uh a i.s
lrn.lrI ,laITtf. rlrtrl ~ -lsrrElHs.
LLOYD. 10 Ia nr,slan,,
N,s lsIk.
r.. ST.. r...,,....-t ,... arr N.r.iN i..r,,.
l..I..f ..t r.4.,ta.,,. r...t ~lul uDI. ,u
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.f....... I...r.. .........I Few. y.h.rt ..
a IT,
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lcorr.HicnT ,IcuErDl
The Great Indian Remedy
p8R ngnrAT.BS.
Dr.. Mattison's Indian Emmenagogue.

s-sSs.sg uhcu taken az directed, anh With
out the lss.i iniar, To hrallh IA az, case. EIyit
!. pot ~ in bo,ilr. of three different .ireng;h.,
With fall directions lac 1.ng, aad s.ntb, ESptr-s,
closely sealed, ~ all parts of the conaiy.
PRICE>-full strength, slOi TALL siIength,
So; Q,aiteI srsng,h, IS per hitle.
,y-R.mrmb-r' Thu. medicine !. designed
expressly fir OBSTINATE CAsrs. IN which all
other remedies oi the kind have failed To cure;
s,.o that il - warranted a. rrpres nted IN every
respect. 90 the price viii H. refunded.
~ iieuare of limitations, None warranted
u,ie.. purrhas-d d,Ircib of Dr. ". or 1T hi.
REMEDI NLiNsTIrUr ~ 10, SPECIAL Dn,aI,,.
Ne. 2s Uaiss ST., Pro,ii'Ae', u. !.
Thi. ,p,eiIhv rmhpcei sllii.ea,e. Of Pr.
rli, nature bath of Mcn and Women, 10y a r,gu.
lafh educstrd ph,sici,n 81 tsenty years pTso-
iice, giving hi. rtsls at,aiioH To them. Con'ul.
Isiion. d, letter or otherv i'". are 'ircly ooah-
d,afal. aud medicine. will b- sent 10y expires,
secure FROM observation, allpafts oithe uniied
yates. Al.o, Recommendations for L,biss from
abroad. wishing Tor q secure and private retreat,
aud good care until restored to h.alh.
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CAUTION

A. certain unpriaeiple,l person. are a,,empiin:
to palm ID On the un.,.isctias psblie. limitations
OF my PREPARED GLUE, . ~oald caution al
Trr,oa'. to examine before Purchasing. aud see
hat the hull name
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.KBy the u.e ~ these Pill. the periodic at
tack, ~ Nervous 90 SCH Headache NAV H. Pee.
vented: and ifukeR ~ the commencement of an
sitsck immediate relief IRON ps,n aud 'iekns..
will - obisinsd.
The, ..li1m fil 20 remove the Nss',s a-d
H,adisA, o. which Ernale. are subject.
Th,y act g,nil, upon the Notwithstanding
cs.ttsz,'.
Fot literary men. students. delicate females.
anil al person. II ''i,aia'y labi'. they ARE val.
uabl. a. . hSsiivr. improving IN. appetite, g''ins
ton. and yigur To the digestive organs, snd rr-
.io'ng their natural elasticity and strength 10 the
whole system.
The Csph,lic rill. are the result Of ong 'n'.s-
iig,t,on aud csrrlal, coalacie, .Sr.tim.a,.. hav-
49, b.sn ~ ~, mao, years. dufipg ~h'ch time
the, h.s. prevented sad relieved vast amonat
OF Iaip ADD .uh.'ins from Headache, whether
originating IN the Dsr'ou. system ora der'nsed
state oi the stomach.
The, ars .niirly vegetable 10 their oompo.i.
lioa. aud NAV L. uA~n at all time. with perfect
salty. Without making any change Of diet, aud
the sl,..a-- a any Gi.sgr--sblc taste render. 1t
-a,, To ADMINISTER them 10 ch'ldrsn.
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ErysipolAs - General Debility - Purity the
Hood

Ir1rl Dr m SaE.s. HBs,ioa So, " Y
nR AVN seldom tai To- t,Inoss Erupfioa, and
S-rlfsf.ss Nors, - the TsusNstiug uss ~ y0ur
SAEsAFAUttLA. and ! have ju.t uo- cured "a ~.
tack ~ Mt,gAaHf ErgsysidI With a. No alters
tive W 1ssssss. equals The rAHsAFAgitia you have
'uyT.,sd a. Oh. profession vel ~ O. Tie ls0pls'
Iros, j D. yoAH'ioH, gs9 Uals-,da, OAo.
"lof twelve ysaTs ! had tie yellow kfysIsls. on
M tight am. daring which time iTied all ihsSs
'braIsd ply sicaus could fsach, aud toos hubdf'ds
Of do.ais' worth ~ madeleine The ulcsfs ssfs ~
lad that tie cords tscame visible. aud tho doctors
decided that my arm must D. stipulated, ! t-fan
taking your SAHsAFAHtLLA lOok tso bottle, add
.ons % soaT nus IogrthsT they have cured me.
on, bus Hsps.l sud fUuud a. any Lody Icing o. .
pubic Iaes my case u .nu~n o. strfy tOdy ln this
community. sEd sNciie. tie wonder ofsllF
Ilron, ~ Vssrv N1arD. " T. n Nsrcati's. 4
~. fs,IdiHy aifslir = ~ faasii1s l'trittulFHf
II Lsss ussi youf sAEsAFAEItLA iu my iahiy,
Tor grusfnl dshdTV, ani Or yHrtfgtHg ~ Nod
With NtTY lsnshfial fVsuits aud tssl CUuLdeucs ia
! a.. .II-.I..I d
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y the Cuuniy oG ONf,rd. deceased. 10y irving
lunl a. the law directs. She therefore request.
ali persons wEo are inieHei To the estate 81 said
decreased % make Immediate pawn eat. and those
Who have any demand. thereon - exhibit the
same o.
Oct. p. Ie62. ELIZA L. HILL
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THE HEROES OF PEACE,
ANp
THE HEROES OF WAR.

AID
THE HEROES OF WAR.
- ANTHONY. No. sol BROADWAY,
L.. NEW luVk, r,v pphl,,airg, iu a.li.
trHl .1 urar, portraits, che dedicated collection
klssp iH lI.lIi- aaH 'mrt'r, 90
Dcady's National Photographic
Portrait Gallery,
il which q. ilriut,i rouau. 90 urat, 20 'hr
gr1mine 80 men ct America. ~ ,N,splin.
J.u. u,yt., Gep. BtIuf'- atJ. ltNj, auI 1, bu,t
uf lthr. Cl1irirta.rs ru,,, oi Portraits, 90. 90
psr dItsu. Ctu BE- ssni hy mail.
Scenes OF tho War for tho Union.
arr piaI,aeI. earl .isr, saI ga sIereos,or,c fOfm
AIsp
Sirfrssrorie views Hf scenes ~ rsfis. Loudon
lrH iu uIHrr Ittts Of Eu- land aui fiancv;
&c >rufsat, lrtaui, Wl's., Holland.
SsufrrlipI, = ,iu, coo the Rhine,
90 Nhrus, Egypt, Tarlr,, tbc
llH.s i.sts, 'h,u1, Indis,
'rit, S., Sc, 90
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Oar Tnstantareors stereOseOpic Views
NUt
rae ,,c,tc., Wonder o. the Age.

The Greatest Wonder q. the Age.
tn. trs nt-H .1 thr Gu'sih rad 81 s'cuni,
ar fHr rr.alHE ,i Ulisr, ihr mny'us ~ lsa''s,
rr trr -...I 1ff1 IIrt, docs 90 iu ilt s.I-hi'
I.I,r H...tfra taking 20 tt.sc we've. They
bl. go t.i 800 o., iHs.r.
Ne b4.r ,I.,,ur .trI and nluuft-iurc The
ttf-..f ass iii..1t coo ~,.fs.-r.nic, ibut'srsphic
Nf.r.u., ,rd rfH.-rlrtir Material 60 ths tHitsj
State. sHi TrfhIps ,p tn wafld.
Irf1-nss, ,rltiiBiug li,i. 81 ,ilnaf Portraits,
We've. ~iruu.cfs., Sc, seat Zee ~ mail, oa
receipt ut sftHp
T.. ANTHONY. sol Hroaduay.
Gn3l Near - Nicholas Hotel. New lork
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Prepared Glue!

on the outside wrsppsr-al others are s~iadl.
irf couatsrfeiis.
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O.. Ayers "A
oARSAPARlLhp'
tHt vosIBs oAt,r tfptnT ~
and pcrosilous Diseases.

rcrofilA and ecfofilous Diseases.
Pros fnuy Ia,', Esl-isoEH nsfcAahi II
OyJ6ri, Mays.
~ have fold large quautiii.. ~ cur ssEsAFaR.
MA Lut Lr,tr - uus lOtiic Nhi,h iaissd ~ tls
eject sud tail satisfaction a. tho-e o To-.
u A. nst o. orr people ny u, ihsl sptt tlsr ha.
Ten 10 msslcite iiss ~ bsioss a. oHF community -
Eruptions. pimples. blotehos. Pusiulos.
Ulcers. sores. and all Diseases Of the Skin.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-28

\ man ceases to be n savage when YOU
can awaken 10 him ieslre to bay aud cell.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-08

WASHINGTON, Aug. 6.-Gen. Casey is
here. It's expected be will be placed on
the retired list Brigadier Gen. Candy is
relieved from duty in New Mexico aud Or
dered to report to the Secretary of War in
person. Brigadier Gen. Elliott is relieved
from duty in the army of the Mississippi aud
ordered to report to Gen. Pope.
At the war meeting, Gov. Boutwell, in
the course of bis remarks said TO save the
Government, slavery must die. The war
will last as long as slavery, unless you take
it by the throat If you declare with cour-
age that slavery shall cease let it be your
war cry. He was succeeded by Leonidas
Sweet of Illinois who spoke in praise of
what Illinois bad done to crush rebellion.
Speaking of the traitors in Washington he
said where your hearts are there your bod
les sh, nd be also.
Gen. Shipely, military Governor of Lou
siana then spoke. He, among other things,
alluded to the planting and defense of the
stars aud stripes. A long rope and short
shift tells the fate of man who dares to
pull down the American flag, which is now
defended by men from the green hills of
Vermont, the pine woods of Maine, the
shores of Massachusetts, and the corn fields
of Indiana, and they will teach some les.
soDs which have been banded down from
the rock of Plymouth and from the declar-
alton of Independence, and the articles of
confederation, which came over in the May
Flower lessons of pleasant character
which the men and youth might well read.
If there is Que word of treason in this city
as has been said, let it be plucked out. His
remarks were loudly appauded. If we can
only throw 100, 900 fresh men in the field,
we can crush the rebellion now and forever.
What we want, as was said on memora-
BILE occasion in the Mexican War is, "a lit
tie more grape"
= Hon. Robert j. Walker briefly expressed
his views. Hon. Richard W. Thompson
of Indiana, then followed. Q
Sen. Harlan said be thought Mcclellan
had no military power TO march on Rich.
mond at the time be ordered the retreat to
James River. He believed, however, il thai
affair be deemed what be considered besi
for the interests of the country. Harlan
advocated the employment of negroes Il
put down the rebellion. He did not see wh J
black men should be exempt from the bur
dens of this war.
Hon. James S. Rollins, of No., reviewed
the history of the rebellion. He differed
with Harlan IN regard to the conduct of th
war.
The meeting adjourned amidst enthusiast
tic cheers for the Union.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-08
River News.


The River is still falling slowly, but
steadily. tas s-.H.a
The Hazel Dell from Cairo, passed up late
Wednesday night. ia .,s.a
The Luzern with two tows passed up yes-
terday. go
The Gen. Anderson arrived from Cairo
at O'Clock yesterday morning with mag
difcent trip.
The Tycoon from the Tennessee river,
passed up light
The Trio went down to Mount Vernon
yesterday, in search of a load. .3sssse
The J. T. McCombs came down yesterday
crywded with passengers, She returned to
Louisville at a late hour last night.
The Mormora passed up last night,
The Brilliant, nice new stern-wheeler,
built at Brownsville, Pa, came down on her
first trip yesterday. She landed large lot
of iron at this port.
The Lue Eaves and the Matte Cook, left
yesterday and last night for Green River.
The latter had good trip. -
The Mary Crane win leave for Green riv-
er at 10 o'clock this morning.
The Gen. Anderson left at o'clock last
at o'clock last night with light trip for
Cairo aud way ports. IS ~
A CHANGE.-The new, light draught
steamer Brilliant, Capt. Mason, will take
the place of the Gen. Anderson, as the mai
packet between this city and Cairo, on and
after Thursday, the l4,h inst. div
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-08
SPECIAL TO THE TRIBUNE.

WASHINGTON, Aag. 6.--Late advices from
Sperryvile state that deserter from the
7th Virginia Cavalry bad come in having
left Gordonsville last Saturday. he says
there is a very large force at Gordonsville
and Stannsrdsville. Reinforcements are
arriving daily from both the North and
South, and that it is their intention to at
tack Pope, whip him if they can, and then
fall upon Mcclellan. The most advanced
Brigade OF Gen. Siegers corps is now sub
sisting entirely upon the enemy.
A still later dispatch dated Sperryville
this morning says, Col. Robinson, Provost
Marshal, to-day received orders to send lao
citizens Of Sperryvile and surrounding who
will not take the oath beyond the lines Of
our army.