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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-03-17

Great Struggle for Free Government.
With complete and accurate copies of
All the Secession OrdIunnccs--( oiiic a).
DAVIS snd stephens Speeches aud proclama-
tons
proclamatous and Messages Of President Lin
coin.
State Papers OF all kinds.
Military Pr0CianatOnS on both sides
Speeches and Appeals of Southern Union Men,
(kenncdy, Holt, Dixon, Crlttcnden, etc.)
English Articles the War.
"Contraband' Correspondence.
Radical Northern Speeches.
Motley's Causes the War.
W. II. Russcli's Letters.
Curosites OF Southern War Literature.
Reports of Battles and Skirmlshcs.
Lists OF Officers Of Rcgm etc.
Picturesque Narratives.
Patriotic Poetry.
Songs OF the Rebels.
MuuchauScnlana.
| Anecdotes, Statistics, etc.
This work will be published as heretofore
weekly and monthly Weekly Nos at 10 cents ;
Monthly Parts, Illustrated. 90 cents The Illus
tratIcns for the " cckIy Nos will be published IN
two Nos, at 80 cents each, making the price for
weekly and monthly editors the same, VIZ SO for
each vol, each slX months. Covers tor binding
Vol. !, IN cloth, % cents.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-03-17

which greatly facilitates the process of ,eethlng,
by soltenlng the gums, reducing all IuilamatIons-
will aIay ALL PAIN and spasmodc action, and
n suIp
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-03-17
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF,

which has already proved itself in over fny req
menis now AT the sea, Of war near Washington to
be positive prevention against sickness in the
l IAnnh IL
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city InfelIigcnce.

NArcH Boar RACE FOR 81 o0.--one Of the most tote.
resting boat Of the season perbaps eamo OF yes
terday from Penny Bridge, Brooklyn The race was ba
wscn the and the Ncsparis, for $500 side,
and attracted great deal o., attention The
rirged b aud mainsai and presented ncar,iful ap.
p.,rancs as they gdcd down the bay. Tho course ns
agreed upon by the CT the boats from sak
boat otho Cub House TO buoy No and baes distance
t.cuy miles. Tho bots started AZ one O'Clock pre-
c,se, with pleasant hrecye from the south south.
east. The Commodore, which appeared to lag be.
bud N the START, soon psiocf the eaG, and
msntainci 4 al the way down thu bay. When o1 the
Mest Bank, howevor, she broke hcr catre boavd, wna
the Nonpar,ii commenced 10 gain upon her rapidly, aud
by tho time the buoy hove in sight the latter
was ahead scvora. yards. on turn.rg she buoy
the Nonpariel minute snd forty seconds
ahead bet tho hcinestretcA. which was before Ito
wind e commodore made up for what she hti lost ~
the breaking q the centre board. and arrived At thf
homes stake boat Glty seconds ahead " hct oueor
Time, three hours and thirty seconds. n
Mr.. LEwis BAtLaRp, who WIS arrested fcr being Gu
gagged the business OF procurDy Substitutes aud SEA, d
vert Laiay cite, has been reicas cd al.izry pr
son ty orders from Washington.
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PENNSYLVANIA TO BE ARMED.
Proclamation by Governor Curtin, "
Pennsylvania.


HARRISBURG, Sept Al T. II.
Governor Curtin has just Issued the following prcca-
nation
COMM SwEaIIH OF PENNSYLVANIA, S.
IL the and by authority of the Commonwealth or
Pennsylvania, ANDREW G. CURTIN, Governor Of the said
Commonwealth.
PROCLAMATION.
Whsyeas, in the present position Of affairs il is eyrc-
dent that should DO taken and prepare
people FOR defence; now thesfsre do earnestly
commend tho immediate formation throughout the Com
monweah o: volunteer companies aud regiments in
.ornity with the Militia act of 1858. Arms viii be dis
trbutcd the organizations be formed agrecaby
TO the provisions Of that act.
II is further recommended that in ordar TO give due
opportunities for drill and Instruction. AL plac OF bus
ness be closed daily three O'Clock In the afternoon so
that all persons employed therein may after that hour
be at liberty to attend to their military duties
The cheerful ascrty with which the men Of Pennsyl-
vana have hitherto given themselves TO the service
OF the country has pressed heavily her military
sources.
reluctant 10 ask her people to assume further bur
dons but their saey requires that they should do
It their behalf that put ortb the recommendations
Leren contained, and urge prompt compliance with
them.
Harrisburg this fourth day OF September, in the year
OF our Lord thousand eight hundred and
and of the Commonwealth the eighty-scventh.
BY tho GOVERNOR.
ELI sLIFER, Secretary Of state.
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Arrivals aud Departures.
Aax,y

NEwssRv, n r-ss al.er iiase--Mrs Va Rmcy, NJ.
Stewart Miss nenret vi Wts.cott Cap y Claw, Capt
burton Capt truplot. Capt 0eD Wnippe. Lieni y
pckens0n " Gntsc. esd,r, AMI tvrny ~ rth o. ine
TWeuy nttn ssAeus, tts t4nd Halt Load II. scity
the Styeht.rn nth NsS,achuseit~ hand, y Gilnote
leader and tWenty1e Nel oi the Tsrny .lourth "asss
uhusetts band, u LrpNu, leader. and seventeen
Tweny.thiIN NRt NhUseltS snd bond. and twenty
of the Massach band. Jou Lyun.
and seNenet tho Tenth Conneccui band, and s.
The slcerage. Tnis lSl
erAsaow--st . Missouri. NJ Thomss u sloane, Mira A )
Pionelt.
NAL.GA--Bri4 Suwaance--MrJ Lssans, Mrs Lasaus and
two childr ~
uaos-Brig tavori'a--I tsirise drs and siss Pecot
Ru,rAS isrlr0-eeHr 81 y - ~ MurrL Nc,son.
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General Reyes then In command nj Yorktown and stated
that the regiment did not wish to part ~ih the
but that they would with greft Willingness remaa Tor
week month their time had expired OF longer
II necessary for the security Of tire post while
uLt arms could he forwarded from Washington
then waited General Dix and lie the statement
70 him. He countermanded the order once 70 NIT
me to state here that the order requiring the delivery OF
our arms aud eq uipmo 0ccasned by the snppos
tion that they were needed To supply those sho we Q
without them in order that they mi h be oi service
when our time expired
Now, sir in justice TO myself and my c'mmsnd Is Il
right that tho militia from New York city Should snfier
under such an impuat Have eyer refused - leave
our MONIES aud business at days noiee u the cl OF
our country We made contract VIII TIE governing mt
10 serve them faithfully for three mon s We ket our
agreement and were willing 10 reinan or longer time
'essary, for proof OF which We reler to Generals Dix
.eyes.
NJ order request Of any kind wus ever mrde o, me
out WINS promptly obeyed and the above was all that
received in relation my regiment reTainiue,
When left for the seat OF dd So with the
fnl Determination OF performing duties III snc',
manner 10 merit the apnroba m OF commanding
officers, Ell friends al home AS to the
IN viii the Eighth regiment mas performed it, duties
wOlld refer you TO General Xix, commanding Sel enth
army IS; Brgadier General Van Alen commanding at
Yorktown, General keyes AMI Genera Emory
By giving the above sett tion yonr valuable sheet
you will greatly oblige, respect uily yours
M VARiAN,
Colonel Commanding Eighth regiment, New York State
Militia.
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gh,y fushs, W appearance but Otherwise his many
irnnus Incy itiA chauSs
ho body s IN sic at .ei egr1ee ard win. until
the NiLC Oi--nesf Sitrrdst hcn tho
NJ H. oiSned All may dasro 10 hrs
mans lie .ippa his full Mayor Ucn1al's dress,
S n his sword and tt--not The sword which he
ought he rebcs at Virginia, bc the whiyh tho
Torso the unin Club presented nm WIN aer tho
battle OF Cerubnsco, on the 2oih OF August 1877 after
iosng MS left Tho rc0cs hrvo tho sword ana tho
eeaerai horse in their laSscssicn and General aic
cei'an has le cgrapbei for them
Major General Mcclellan, On being told Of General
nearny beng shot, shed teas. and exclaimed 70 the
bearer OF me message my be.t general oLces is gcn,
Since the remains arrived al BeHeyrove h,s been
gua depot visiting friends and relations No traces
can bo discovered tho mortal wound only where the
ball peteratcd sb,ve the abdomen. The bal has been
found and will remain lasting memento OF his gal
antry and bravery.
GENERAL KEARNEY's FUNERAL.
The funeral OF Major General Philip Ke rncy will take
place At rrnity church, in this city, 3 turdsy Sept g.
at three O'Clock r. H. He will be Inferred in his family
vault in Trinity churchyard Ills relatives invited
attend at his residence in East Newark N. j. at ono
O'Clock L. b., 10 accompany the romans TO Now York
Lseutena mt John Van Ness Philip, u. 8. N.
Lieutenant John Van Ness Philip w. 8. N, died yell
low fever Tuesday night board the hospital ship at
Quarantine Lieutenant Philip reached this port Satur
day last In command OF the Unitod gunboat Guy
ler, which camo home from Key West with sickness
board, and bringing tho body Of its late commander.
Francis Winslow. Lieutenant Philip was sick at the
me. He TO tho hospital ship at once and
died there. Lieutenant Philip native OF Claverack,
Columbia county and in the forteth year of his gs
He entered the navy in 1840, and resigned 1857. Dur.
ing his period Of service he popular and capable
officer, and was for some years stationed at Annapolis
assistant professor OF mathematics the Naval Academy
At the outbreak of the war; last year, Leuen Philip
rendered his services TO the government They al
once accepted and he after assigned to the
Cuyer Executive Ofcer where he faithfully and ell
centy performed his duty in the tedious but important
af ckuda anda hrav huo
fallen in the line Of duty leaving wide circle of relatives
and friends to mourn his unhappy loss.
The New York herald., 1862-09-05
Chamber OF Com meree.

The regular monthly meeting Of the Chamber of Com
mcrce held yesterday afternoon In the Chamber,
the President, Pclatiah Per in the chair. There
but a tcw members present Mr.. John Baker proposed
at the previous meeting was elected member Of the
Chamber.
The Committee General Average Consoiia' NJ.
pointed in July last, presented report, wEsh I'd
by Nr John Austin Stevens, Secretary The was
adopted " was In favor of the views Of the National
Association for tho Promotion OF Socislpcienco, winch
commenced IN Glasgow in september 1860 The report
was received, aud Mr Stevens was instructed 10 send
Of report to the contemplated and
rested In the report together with circular letter the
subject
col BARTLETT presented paper for the consideration
of the Chamber II was utended 70 show that All siei-
ship. and steam vessels which sail under the United
States tag and leave Ports undsr the certificates ~
the United states Commissioners, who grant certificates
"a ETY. FOR tho security q tho travelling plbic
are employed In the navy ~ this aud other
government are safe certified but, the Contrary
rllcd, danger oi spontaneous combustion
and Inevitable destruction IN one hour alter the steam
got up and that for this cat DANCE there s prompt
remedy under his own control
The pRxDSSr informed Coonel Bartlett bat tho matter
did not within the province of tho action.
Colonel BARTLETT said that hc intended " b the sub
ject before the Board OF Underwriters.
Ihs PRESIDENT then stated that tue Committee q Thir.
teen Who originated the great meeting at tuiup square
were discharged, having tuled their mIsicn ae that
the VAR Committee recently organized AZ the meeting IA
the Park did not erauete from the Chamber o ,Mn-
mcroe although the ngs Of the committee had
held ~ their chamber.
The Chs mber then adjourned.
The New York herald., 1862-09-05
Military Movements in New York and


Vicinity.
ORDERS FROM ADiUTAET GENERAL HILLHDusE RE-
LAvfvE 70 MOVEMENTS or TROOPS.
The following order from tho Adjuant General or tho
State received at the Quarter Generals Office
in This city yesterday morning.
SPECIAL ORDERs--NO. 5l2.
GENRxAL HKADQr ArrxRs, STATE or NEW Yosxl
ADJUrANT y KslRAL's OsFcE ALBANY, Sept. z, 1862.
The following regiments, in addition to those mention
cd in special ordsrs No. 423, forming portion Of tho
quota Of this State under tho call OF July q 1862 will
move from their several encampnents the dates
toned below, and proceed to the city Of Washington,
whe their commanding officers will report for duty to
the Secretary Of War
l2s-Dayid s. Cowlss. Hudson ....... ssu q
l35Wiliiam II. Morris Youkers. Sept.
iA-A ~. ,,,,ua Van Horn Ellis Goshen sept
l3s--aDthony Conk Brooklyn. Sept.
I3l-Charos $ TurnbuI.. .Rker's island sept.
I38-Joseph yelling. Auburn. Sept.
i4l-sam. g. Hathaway, Jr. Eimira.. sept.
Arms will be issued requisition made by Colonel Com
manupe on .ne Coinnssay oenera oi ordnance, 10 be
transmitted through this department for approval and
the re%sn. @ On 81 ,ho made Wy
General The QuarternAstcr General will provide lor
transportation and subsistence on the route
The utmost promptne5s is required OF commanding Of
hcers in providing for the equipment Of regiments
and IN transmitting the muster roll to this oiCc
The necessary orders tor organizing companies and
ments may be issued BY order Of the Commander-in-
Chief. THOS. HiILHOUSE, Adjutant General.
THE WORK AT THE MASTERING oFFICR.
UNrrED STA ~ MASTERING Oir1CB)
No. ~ WHITE STREET, New York. (
From the lst day OF August To the Sd OF september
1862 inclusive the number of transported from New
York rs ollows:--
10 regiments In the ied. 5573
10 regiments in the field (urough). ........... Al
10 camps OF instruction (paroled) ............... 53
Total. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1861
The sick leave and In hospitals have been
charge of Gen. Harvey Brown through they have
obtained transportation. Exclusive OF these numbers
considerable transportation has been given recruiting
service.
From August to September s. were mustered into old
regiments, Leh. 5,3o6
September rS...............,.......... 2O6
September 3, new regiments Observation-Disclosures.
Making total from Aug to Sept o. inclusive, Of 55l5
Annexed Is list OF officers in United mastering
Office, New York
Lieutenant colonel J. " D. Reeve First infantry,
u. 5. A.
Major George r. Baldwin, U.SA
Capt =. 8 Iarned, Twelfth infantry. u. S.A.
Captain Jonn Elwcod, Firth infantry, u. s. A.
Capt Ihaddeus r. Mott, Nineteenth Infantry, U g. A.
Lieut.. Robert d. Smith, Eleventh infantry, u. g. A.
Lieut.. j. r. Parke, Seventeenth infantry, e. "a.
Lieut.. Geo. McLowan, seventh iniantry, u. D. A.
Lieut.. G. 4. Weld Seventeenth infantry, u. 3. A.
SurgeonsDr. A. b. Mott, DR. Jas. A. Kerrigan, Or. r.
j. Calm.
The New York herald., 1862-09-05

Tho Eleventh relnnent New York State Mill,
returned from their three month rs at late ho
on Wodne day night The regiment Under coinnsd o
Colonel Naidhon, and escorted up Broadway, or
its ro,urn, by iargs number OF friends
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News from fortress Monroe.

FoRrSrss MoSRog, sept. Q. 1862.
Last evening the steamer cossack arrived here with
about TOO rebel iron, the Potomac. taken in
small squads during the late actions II understood
mauy more are their way here. The Rip Raps are
now prepared cor the piou 4 thousands y pri,
sonerr
The New York herald., 1862-09-05

Prizes Cashed In All E.gaiilra Lptte.
rhs Information given. JOSEPH HATES,
Broker, II Wall street. No. L. New York.
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TIE CALL FOR TR0hpS.
Arrival and Departure OF f,N Firs
Ma sefsusctts Baifrry.

battery of ms hundred and forty sven msu from
Ma sachisctts undsr command of Captain pobreedLer
who hs.d position under 6arib Id. parsed through us
city yesterday es route for the seat OF war.
The New York herald., 1862-09-05

Prizes Cashcd sn ali I.egaiixrd Lottrv-
les; orders Flied. W MCwARD
81 Prince street corner Isroadway Ae. Yott
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The sixty-cighth Rsgimcut New Yorl
state Mtiieia

THIS regiment mustered out &C the service yessr
day aud the creator portion them volunteered 70 20 ou.
again.
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IMPORTANT FROM CINCINNATI.
Arrival and Disposition Of
Union Troops.
TIE ENTIRE POPULATION UNDER ARMS
CITIZENS In TIE TRENCHES AND DRILLING.
THE PREPARATION OF GVYBOATS.
KIRBY SMITH ADVANCING FIR IN LEXINGTON.
THE GUERILLAS AT THEIR WORK.
Xc., &C., do.
TNE ENTIRE POPULATION UNDER ARMS

CINCINNATI, Sept. 4-l0 A. NJ
Active military preparations continue. All business is
et suspended excepting butchers provision dealers and
bakers Kirby Smiths forces posted yesterday
Lexington, Versailles and Georgetown The position is
good one for an advance either Cincinnati Louisville
Troops continue to arrive rapidly
CINCINNATI, sept - NJ
The Epeaing Tins suppre this afternoon for an
article censurng the administration ou is conduct Of the
war
Preparations for dcfepce unahstod. Tho city wa
lively all the afternoon with marching troops There
no alarm.
Proers Of armed men being received and accepted
from a large number OF towns III Ohio Indiana aud Hi
nos and viii arrive in largo numbers tonight and To-
Tho Paris telegraph operator evacuated his oHice
elese1 O'Clock this morning. Pie rebel infantry and
csvary then entering tho town. Nothing has
boon heard from the enemy
Y is believed that there rebel force 81 any great
size this side Of Lexington reports The contrary not,
ssi.hstandng.
is progressing fayorably.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ipd., sept. 4, 1882
night that Governor Morton opposed q evacuating
any part Of the interior of Kentucky
Troops are being sent to Cincinnati and Louisville
rapidly as possible Two regiments leave Tomorrow
morning. More will follow daily.
gunboat has been ordered ply the Ohio be
tween Louisville and the mouth Of the Wabash.
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Omeial Drawing. .r.-.c prla,y.r. s.a.s

DELAwAnE, Extra cL,ss s67--ssptsmser4 l. IsI
10, 81, 2p ~ ~. l4. -. A. III ~ IT. as Co.
DxLAwARs. CtAss 3!i i-septenbcrt. 1867
e2. 49, 81. II. 3, 81. -, a, fC. -, 81, -.
Circulars sent by addressing
JoHs A MosEIs CO.
Wilmn fpn Oraw1re
The New York herald., 1862-09-05

WINTER GARpsS.-rhis evening Miss Batcman takes hor
nrst benefit AZ this establishment. Tho entertainments
will consist of both tragedy and eomedy,hres acts OF
ssRosa Grcgorior and tho entire pay of "Tbe nsy
moon w tosueak for this admirable Young artist
The New York herald., 1862-09-05

wAiIAcKs THEArRf. 10 morrow sight (,he last the
scason the complimentary benefit Mr. Eoreucc comes
OIL AZ ths house. The subscribed 10 this tssto
na tuciude those Of many OF leading cnzcns and
We trust that the public will add 70 Il their own liberal
endorsement of Mr.. Fl0rcnces merits both az manarcr
and actor. Tho bill = a splendid one.
The New York herald., 1862-09-05

Return OF the Eleventh Regiment New
York stare militia.
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The Draft in PeansyIvnn mia.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 3, 1862.
United States Marshal Mward to day received returns
Of the enrolment of the militia, from which II appears
that the whole number liable to draft in Philadelphia is
nearly LOO 900, M whom nearly 90, 900 in active
vice in Penns regiments alone Chester count
has l3 5000 OF whom 900 have enlisted. Lebanon county
has 6.0O0 Carbon 4,V00 iehigh 1000, each with
1000 ut the war. Montgomery county IL 000 with 900
in the service
LANCASTER, Sept. 3, 1852.
The revised militia enrolment FOR the county foots up
22,T7S, with ,y04 In the service
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Gmc,nt Drawings ~ Murray, Eddy =
Co.'S Kentucky and MissJlri Slate lotteries
kxSrUosv. EXTRA CLASS tlJ--september4 T. 1859
III, H., ., ~ Z. 80. y. - 50. ., 81. 5s. SO.
KrsrpCKY. Class fyl-s-ptcmber4 T. 1867
s. l2, 1, @5, Is, 10, ~. a5. Il. Al -, rs.
Circulars sent free OF charge hv aifressing -sher
MUkRAy EDUY a Co.
CRyin III 81 I.fu
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The steamer L40ys a, Halifax.


The steamer lloyd. from H,vana Nassau, with cos
sop for Havre atput In hore for coal.
The New York herald., 1862-09-05

Ladies from the Country Wishing
CATER BoOts ana Shoes, OF an the stye, fr
selves and famies patroni9e MILLER CO.. SST Canal
The New York herald., 1862-09-05

Dnvid's Fall style or Hats Now Ready.
ny Brosds ny, Duane street
The New York herald., 1862-09-05

ylRANDRETHs
ID VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL PILLS
CLEANSE TIE BLOOD FROM ALL IAPl sfrfBS,
Aud thus mitigate the heat Of he liver and of nOle
0ody. And aot large najory q Inflammation. and ic
caused by
CORRUPTED BLOOD
being evacuated, and Shcn r.gtrgates 10 speak
the whole cody, and tim corrLlts
TIE SOUND BLOOD
thnt should nourish all memper.l Aud REMEMBER also,
Pills have been prepared Ia
OVER A CENT Rl,
who acguired skl in tl'r preparation wGos~
value beyond estimate. For where patient
ic toui1
NEVER RALLY FROM ANY OTTER puRGATlyE.
Yet he rises with renewed strength IRON
BRASDREfH'S PILLS.
The best aud safest tbs sg. We "
mafkabe effected Rheumatism Rad other
affections by Brahhreih's Pils-N"w YORK Sun.
msditDe which be used To properly appreei
ated.-New York Herald.
Where known. otner purGaiive sells The best and
sacst medlcine for fevers, bilious All eons and cssi.e
be LONDON Times.
BRANDRETIi : PILLS have world wide reputation and
do gooa who take tn.u.
GEr NEW STYLE, AND TAKE NO OTHER.
Principal Oice, 29s CANAL STREET Sold, pso. No
UNION SQUARE, and by all dealers. -
OPPOSITE AsToR HOUSE
CRUTCHEs AND CANES FOR THE MILLION AT
" the manufacturers
G. fINNELL. M. . Cot anct STREET
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sop for Havre tasput in hore for coal
nrisial Drawings or tns Library Asso-
citation ''"'aGR, G2., 'SS'es e. ssssnset o sss."Ss 1857
o. o. g.. o,... -; So ~ =. !, ~ ~ ss 49, 20
| ~. ~, ~, %, ", SG. -, 81, 80, rs, 2S, 80.
x. FRAScr 4 co, coving.on. K,
0me,ai Drawings ., Murray. Eaay =
KssTUosy ezra oI.ss n,~sspssm5sr4. lsss
IL. l., :. -, !. 80, =, y, 50, - -. 81, So.
Circulars sent free OF charge >, ,t,csaiqr
csyin iion ~ o. S. tsua 40
Omeiai Drawings .rs',~ Driav.r- state
= psl.wAsE Earr. Gas, sc7-s.pesmsor. !. fsI !.
10, 81, ~, ~, ~. ~, -. ~. III ~ n, As. 60.
DxLAwARs. Ctass 3li -septenbcrt 1862
e2. ~, 81. II. 3, 81. -, 4, iC s4, 81, y.
JoHs q xosr,s |, co.
"iim'nHspn. Delaware
Prizes Cashcd I'm ali Iegaiixed L,ttey-
- 81 Prince street corner proadwsy, Ne" Yois.
Prices Cashed In All L.gn,insa Lp,te-
Broker il Wan street. No. l. New York
Dnvid's Fall style oS Hats Now Ready.
NY Broadway near Duane street
ladies from the Country Wishing
selves and families pstroniae MILLER CO.. Ss7 Canal
Eight Carte de Vissss. FOR ~. The Rest
In ths city. al WOODS Gallery, Is Bowery, ny
Eight CArtes do visi,. Tor sl-Eqpsi 40
''' 0e' mace. bAlchs ds''H"'dA st.. cor. paF''''
To the Millinery and Hating Trade
nfnt. are nw ready Tor ne we9 sa raie The .t
Broadway.
Cristadoro'. Hair Dye, Pres~r.s,,ve
and Wig depot wholesale and reAi, No As,or House.
The Dye ia applied By experienced artaiA
beautiful OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES rlco,n
% Yan,a or LIQUID rsar has no etgs Tor md
ms dightin article will have no other All druggists And
Beautiful Com ple ex snn--P,sn tons sssno,v
White Cream when applied 10 the iac. neck and arns
seems liz. th: work Of magic 4 makes the coares, san
sold by all druggists and fancy goods dealers
Bachelors Hair Dye-,hr Best I'm the
vord insanan.os harmoss and r.abs soil BY an.
Prof l.. Miiler's Hair Dys, 80 cents
Black and brown The best. Try IT, sold by druggists
Hill, Ini'niiable Gutter sr Hair a-d
whskers. Hair ID e so cents black brown No Bar.
clay street.
Soldiers TournIquct, which every g oil
der should have TO stop the loss Of blood when nouned
and by which gren many hnve lives would pe sas-J-
pree My one do.iarat the Optical TDatnte Of
Broadway and Anu street, under Baruu'ns Museum.
Mrs. WinslOw's Soothing syrup for
children relieves the chila FROM pain inyieoraies hs
stomach and bowels cures dyseney AMI di rrhoa oorts
ad y wind chOlic, gives comfort and nb
children tecthng, and a Q. cholera
infantum. sold cverywhere 70 cents bottle
Trusses.-Ma rsh BrOthcrs' Radical Cure
Truss OF Broadway and Ann street under
Museum Truss from 81 to s20. female a.tsnds
ades.
Trusses.-nJarsh Il Co.'s Radical Cure
Truss No. Vcsey opposite the church No
with other o1ioe vi Female
Doctor Hunters Discovery Cures the
obstinate SKIN
and old Ulcers No. Division New Yob city ncs
1854