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WAR nRPAaTvENr,
ADJUTASr AND IEsP'T GEsTs UPyl0E.
richmond JuIy l7th 1874
aENEEkL ORDERS,

GENERAL ORDERS
No. 50.
Co scripts engaged Government work. ether tirrcy or
by contrtc vi rot be tSktn TIE york witch eJ
engaged exert the purpose o. eolmGn' after Shch
viii be 'etned the certificate of the nicer uniCr whose
charge he work beinE with whom tht eontry CT 10
made such hcae vii bt presented N the enrolling oce
who sill ereuson order M detail OF the spec Ged Pc
ROD not 10 sxceei sixty days
CupcStS Of iurh detG will be arded once 70 the Ad
utart sad Inspector G,oera and pcsie the Chief Of tie
Department or Bureau. 70 Itch the work Is performed
EIe S1r Of hes Diet h wiz be naia ELe deemed necessary
alton through he cad, Of Departments or bureau
BY comasDd n he Secretary Of Wsr
(sigaedj -. OooPER.
July is-2E Adj. and In,pt General
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FuEsr.-R umsey & Newcomb's minStrels have been
driven out of Germany. An English paper says: IL
appears that the Germans, unaccutomed TO this sort of
entertainment expected to find the troupe composed Of
real black men, and when it discovered they were
only white men, bIackened up for the purpose of cara-
catIring the niger the German press and people
denounced them impostors The public were IN
formed by the German press, in all seriousness, that
Rumsey NewcOmbs MINISTRIES were base impostorS-
that the black could be rubbed off their facesand that
there not real black among them! The result
was that our minstrel friends obliged to bring
their performances to very abrupt conclusion, or they
might have been assisted out OF town. 1t is one Of
the most laughable things ever heard Of"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-18

suBJUdLTroS OF THE soUrH REPRESENTATIONS readers
Eavo not, perhaps, forgotten plan proposed By ire
New YORK Evening Post, aud copied into this paper
few We siroe, foe the Imposition Of toe lands in the
S,u'hara States SisH E,4qI:sd in which it was pre-
posed 10 divide the land squares Of 40 coo
AID place q garrison OF 90 every alternate
zquWe. Az Intelligent correspondent c! no B.aEdcp
Rspubllcan having curiosity insp rost other N,
ye, himself about 10 SEQ how m.ry men, uGte. the
proposition |. would tste to garrison aud thus hell the
btuious Souh. Ee made tao Celebration BY the
OF the States a. gvsa 10 Coils American Atlas and -
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HOMEMADE MUcMLAGE.-A correspondent Of the
Charleston Mercury says: comrade being hard up for
the wherewith to seal letter, tried the gum which
tree, and found it 10 stick beautifully. Acting upon
this suggestion, and not being able 10 get Gum Arabic
| prepared a bottle of the gum plum, and find it TO
answer all the purposes of an excellent mucilage.
herewith send YOU a small vial for trial, hoping you
will inform the people Of this blockaled country through
your widely read paper, what an excellent substitute
gum plum is for Gum Arabic.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-18

tsf outnumb'red by enemy In . position which s
impregnsble, and from which the enemy may fall upon
his lines and works ct pleasure II So then be Ia likely
10 meet With dissser which may charge the whole
p4ct Of the war Far ytvsrss TO NeCislla1 irvolvsr
ruin to his army AND ruin TO The hop" Of ths F.drdl
Government Is involves also, The emancipation Of 4
eat minority in the North, who are weary OF the
Ga. dare no. say 60. Possibly NAV spare Europe the
blame Of standing BY indifferent while this devils voi
Il being played ont 70 the bitter end
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abuse Of power We'll may Lcrd Palmsrs.on stignatize
it as 'nfsmous," and add that can E1eishmsn must
bush TO think that age such al sot has been CON-
mitted BY man belonging to the AngIo,ss1on race
It trus that Butler and ais Vllanous decree may be
dSa'owed by the Washington Government, but bow "a
Gle are these official svoNalshou easy IL IL for Alex
ander at ST. Petersburg, to dsayo1 the women-WhP
pings ordered by bis genersls at Warsaw =" fair
cry 70 LocheWe" It is a long way from New York 10
New Orlsans The mischief and the scandal are in the
fact that high posts in the Federal Srmv should be en-
trusted to abandoned Wretches who, by their deeds
bring upon themselves the scorn and opprobium OF the
whole civilized world. The commanders OF the Confed-
crate forces have least acted Ike ohsers and gentle
men. Il hss been reserved for the "hgh minded" and
rsned" warriors of the North 70 emulate the coarse
brutalIiies Of roudies and shoulder-hitters-
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LARD NEARDANyyLLE FOR SALE,

With to sell all OF lasd dia ely on Dan g!vsr
in Hsdax 10 oneEa mile d Bark,dAlss Depot toe Rich
nd ard bEnyle Rslf0sd, sad 10 plain vsr OF 10 Railroad
mle Toe tract eonAlss By late survey lere srd
vel vsered with ane sp.g aud ri be soe beautiful
residence lhe sol T. Of sIcells-t quality would Ssl
saOe Of Gbou four bundrcd aIss, Ia Aata ecuuy In
and al miles OF ihs stny Point H. The al. Iosi
said nils 10 Jeeavtie. tbs seItsnea
r,n nshsd Eth aae Springs tash. Two
thirds OF this r.ct nov In wheat, clover and s balance
II woods Addr,n, Jso. Z rALM0h
Sony - n NILS,
isia-otn Cumberland 0~unsy, VI.
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ExICUI.VE DEPARTMENT,
NASHVILLE, JuEe IS. 1852

Leu, Col McClaic, Aoirg Provost Marshal:
SIR: nave 70 r,qIesi that You Will issue srirg u;
orders Prohibiting oil Vi.i.ors to the members OF th
&c ~ his dly SET. az prisoners 70 the Ps1ieu:iary *
ag such a. have so cs! permits Ter tia; purpose and
would add, this privilege should be granted only for
good and sufficient r.asons | would suggest that no
encourage mcnt should be given tina. secession Fpri'
A-d feeling which are manifested 10 the numerous II
i1gs OF d,c.crs, etc. by symp ,tBiEng rebel friends.
These men we're not seu TO the penitenary there 10
DC k,pr as O. Of especial attention from traitors
nor 20 ~ lion d by class Of people who It prtprD
dealt Wly1, would be 5oEed the privilege Of sIgr,slg
their sympathy only ui,hin the same place 0: eothle
ment
They are there az enemies to government and, as
sucb aye eu. TO- and should rc'igs, such c'rsii'ra
o7 orl, a. attaches P5rsol Sull! CT SO Infamous
crime.
Very respectfully,
ANDBTw JoHRsoS
M'srY Governor.
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s8-TaE FIRST YEAH OF TIE WAR;
BY EDWARD A. POLLARD.
UNPARALLELED SUCCESS.

- Tax FIksI YEAH OF TIE WAX
BY EDWARD A. POLLARD.
UNPARALLELED SUCCESS.
ONE THOUSAND CoPus DIsPO- rHK FIRST DAT cE
ITS PUBLICATION.
HL a sou hern Book ~ sout aulher
It's calel fer b. old ald young ma snd male.
l Aa,keasy can1ot be ubted and oid &c read by all
PRIOE-Tw0 DOLLARS.
EXTRACTS YRoa TIE PRESS.
The Richmond LsIDtHsr says:
at the e@bor.e and valuable literary contribution ht
has the Inc Of the s1uLa;
oaiy nfce, but repay, III cIlesty OF all rs.ders"
From he RI 'hhoni W i0
"rhe ability dnEeace Of Hr PoIlvd are gu,r.
OF Il Of BIZ hoax ant ripste much
AtaeS'on hon is 'r-si, which VIII notice Al Lngth
he.s West HAT n the prbabsrs deserve much r
their eate!P Ss"
Wesr JHSSTos,
JayT PebL hers Aod 8 oEs.ilsrs = eaasnd-
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CrEAE I'D - ny house Chur al Wvdn osdAy, 10 H.
- sns light b0rrl Ntre with AGr Ter forehead and small
right fore bh1 de ThB get he by calling
~ hsu's prove property images and ASs her
W II. LIGOS
July IS &c eornsr 26'h ard Rranknn 81 ssis.
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mr. nn.hYIIIc CIergr.

We take the following particulars OF he outrage upon
the Clergy OF Nashville, recently perpetrsed by Andy
johnson, from the Nashville (AbOid0n) UHiOa Of the
2s.h ut Let the record be remembered against the
tyraat
Tux CLERsr.-Rsv R. 3 c Howell, Dr. SehoD, DR..
F,.d DE- Sa.ric, D.. B45~in and Rev ". Il. Whart1u
asp Aed yesterday morning Al the III cuave once
according 10 appointment the previous interview. Rev.
W Il Wharton appeared separately from The o!aer',
aud GELD ~ interesting conversation w.t. the governor
la colscucucs Of b4d heslth he paroed fer some
dlvs TIE others sent vnou; Pare!, under guard
% the provost uIrsbA Lieut. Gel! kCC'sil, who is sc:-
ing ir the sose,cs Of Col Matthews Sith Instructions to
hat ,ti.gr 10 r,lesss them provided they you'd give
e., .suc- Of their ovtv taking the oath Of allegiance
..d giving uoaG FOR 5000 each Tor re faithful obser7
auce II ,ney sboud decline taking the oath, 10 send
hem 70 the psueD:iSIy, TO remain there uaA arrange
asurs slculi be made % convey thou south across our
ues VI the warning that it they attempted 20 return
they would b. regarded aud dealt with ~ spies. TIE
parsons al deciu & they were mmediAey sent on! TO
Mr.. Calger;'s boaruiug house ne Peniien1aIyl The
plrsJ1s evidently coVet the gOres Of mar yrd0m and
20 do them jusiCs, We don't know Of any body more
richly des, rvg OF burning st the stake that clas-
SIC mode Of pgHisl in vogue
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Grind total, Z 40l SS3 "
40 600 acres equivalent to 64I sqlaro miles goo
walk some of thes5 Agricultural soldiers" VOC have
to end from their work What will be the next scheme
The TRUrG FoRoIBtY UrTERkD.-The Gsorgia Con
sthondiist says No calamity is considered more dire,
or is contemplated With intense horror, than the
Rather than that pestenoe famine and desol.on are
Wecome-rather tran that let the be eternal IS
the hate that RACES between the sections The Southern
ineIorably shut against all oVertures which look to
reco struc'ol The Southern man who listens to such
Nhisper is a traitor The Northern man that woul i
utter it as a dreamer and rowsneisL The dEea n
of reconstruction OF the Union must be gyen up brs:
Then overtures from the North would be in orjer IL
Ill then war 70 the knfe-wsr long 80 the foot 81
single hostile Yankee presses Southern sol-s the II.
flexible purpose Of the South.
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- ssEsTITUrIOs-sTITI sisazs.
To UORRESPONDzNTS.

- LsiEsrI o. SussS addressed 70 As"EAIaor O.
Its FAtg."
Gr uSts o. b0fA EidGs of'A poPsr sA Aes - Pss'-
is. A4 a 49, y .O9 ssGEdiRg, OsgG 70 b hsOe~ u a.!
So ,,ig - odss Be dsrsi ron, Obts-y S0tsA SSosso
~ agN 4.sS az eAar9si Ior a. adoSStssgas~s.
- W sa.sOiuads-takstor Esrs -eSsd oOSsSaGossoAI
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-18
FOR SALE.

IL JAY is HSAUaY co, Brokers.
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SALE CUNrIAUaDs
nC2 toek Of Dry Go d. will be o5ndou,d At No. liS MAI
" sGest. conneaeps ~ 10 O'Clock, precisely.
We have large poEson Of the derabe stock remain ne,
iseud vns Auaaroi pAsrns Aeh Dress slk. L1
vi ! Je ofsfsd al II 90 osL
Iuly rs KENT, PAINE 4 90 Aue,,
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WALL areEard OF 49, for The recovery any lsfOrns-
n which viii lad 10 Vie leco'ery q Save OAaIsL,
eApt1r tie Yankees, TIE dsy Of yuy 1854
ana trough this e Government sOn, rad
Gnger0rvaI collar, a11at ne feet egh IaoRs g. Apd
Il years Of age. O. v. hAHsf JkD.
At chice Of Sapi Oh Norris
Iyi5-2E' q h., cor. lOh and BAnL STA
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THE TRUE WIFE.

She is no true wife who sustains not her
husband in the day of calamity who is not,
when the worlds great frown makes the
heart chill with anguish, his guardian angel,
growing brighter and more beautiful as mis-
fortunes crowd along his p.th. Then is the
time for trial Of her gentleness, then is the
time for testing whether the sweetness Of
her temper beams only with Transient light,
and like the steady glory Of the morning
star, shines as brightly under the clouds.
Has she smiles just as charmings Does she
say " Affection eau not touch our purity,
and should not quench our love - Does she
try By happy litle inventions to lifl from
his sensitive spirit the burden Of thaughts
There are wives-noi there are beings
who. when dark hours come. fall Il repining
and upbralding-thu adding 10 outside anx
iety the narrowing scenes Of domestic striie
LAS il all the blame in the world would
make one hair white or black, or change the
decree gone forth Such know not that orr
darkness is heavens light; eur trials are
but steps in golden ladder, bY which, II
We rightly ascend, We NAV Il last gain that
eternal light. and bathe forever il its tulaess
and beauty.
+" Is that All p and The gentle face Of The
wife .beamed with joy. Her husband has
been on the verge Il distfaction-all his
earthly possessions were gone, aud lie feared
the result of her knowledge she had been
so tenderly cared for all her life But, says
Iring's beautiful story, "a fried advised
him 10 give not sleep % bis eyes nar slum-
ber to MS eyelids until he lad unfolded 70
her All his hanfeSs case
And that was her answer, With the smile
Of an angel i that al ; feared by your
sIdnes. il was worse. Let these things be
,aken--all ihis spiendor, let il 20. care
not for i'll onlg care for ny husbands love
and confidence. You shall forget ID my az
fection that you ever we're ii prosperity
only still love M, and Twill aid 81 70 bear
these little reYerses aith cheerluntss."
Still love her! Her 4 man must reyer-
ence, az, aud liken her 10 tie very angels,
for such woman is living revelation Of
heaven.
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STRAY BOOKS.

rE'HE following volumes o. The Zeuxian and Pastors
Library. belonging to the Presbyterian Church u
lhofough, src missing. supposed 70 have been Dor.
ToHtd and not feiurDtd there may be others II he
snme case Persons having these 81 other volumes II
their possession, requested 20 return Them OF II III
actUs use 70 report the same, that il may be known
who afe responsible for their return.
Collateral Bible, 9Th vol. ITO.
Hodges History Of the Presbyterian Church, "a
part. $40.
Cadaonh's Intellectual System, lei vol. $40.
MeCheyns'a Works, ii and "a vols. $40.
Shakespeare, "a vol. $40
besweirs johnson, Let vol eyo.
Janius's Letters. ~ vol. syo.
Goidsmnh's Animated Nature, "a and 81 vols. $40.
plnlBfths Lives. III vol. $40.
Rollins Ancient History. lei vol. svo
DancfOfs History o. the United Slater lst vol eyo.
Gsljsmb's Works, lsi vol limo.
Rollins Ancient History, OH and 10Th vols limo.
Popc's Works, 9Th vol. l2mo.
Sparks Amefiesn Biography 81 vol l2mo.
Pliny's Letters, "a voL limo.
Rsliqoes Of aneien. English Poetry, III sOl.ismo.
November ~. ls-
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fold sins and neglset Of God IN days Of pros.
perify. The sooner We realize this, and ex-
hibit humility and penitence, the sooner will
relief be aft rded May We not have applied
to us the language recorded by the Psalmist
of ancient Israel: " But my people would
not hearken 10 my voice and Israel would
none of me. So gave them up to their
own hearts lust and they walked in their
own counsels. Oh. that my people had
hearkened unto me, and Israel had walked
in my ways. should soon hare subduea their
enemies, and turned my hand against their
adrersares."
Christians Of the Southern Confederacy,
let Us see 10 il that our alliance with the
King Of kings" is made and maintained. IL
rests with us to do so. Let us remember
our high responsibilities, never more mo-
mentous than at the present moment. Let
US not forget the promise made for Sodom's
safety provided ten righteous men could be-
found therein. The same promise may be
expected for us, il there be Righteousness
enough to claim it. And shall there not be
that righteousness, in its comprehensive
meaning, which shall avail in the sight Of
Gods j. L. NJ.
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Il AoRp RpR HUSBANDS.

DO not jest viii yaar VIE upon any sob.
Ject III Which iffre i danger III aoandtag
her feelings: remember shr treasures tsrrt
word you, utter. ID, not .peak % gttai
aeriis % another man's Wite d a Wy am.
piy laalls IL ,alr own. H. nat reproaca
your wife Nil personal defects, Ter i shehas
.ensibliity yna ialici 4 sound aard u te4l !.
DO not ffe iOur vile With in4iteufipa III
company. 30 nat a,Draid YaIr Wlir III tie
presence pf third party her sense VI ypue
disregard for ber fselptg, vii proven her
from acknowledging her iapit. Do ant ea-
terrain ynor vile y, pfai.ing the beaatt and
accomplishments nf other omsn. II yOa
haSe pleasant home and cheerful vie, pas
your evenings under your own rolf. Do nj
be stern and silent 10 our Own house, and
remarkable Tor yuur sociabliiiy elsewhere.
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ouR FALLEN LEapEas il AKssNsas.


Ben McCulloch, whose loss on the field
Of battle vii be mnDrned bg his cOunirymen.
was son Of Alexander McCulloch, who was
a Lieutenant and Aid a. General Coffee, II
Tennessee, 10 the battle 81. Talledeg, and
Horse Shoe Bend. and who resigned his com.
mission ii March 1914
Ben. was born IN Rutherford county, Ten.
nessec, ID 1914 lie was Captain Of the
Texas Rangers in The Mexican var, aud was
distinguished for courage aud rond0ct in the
battle OF MOnleFey. On the llth Of July,
1876, he was appointed qusrtermaster, with
the rankof Major. He was also Distinguish
cd IN the battle of Buena Vista, and IS Tie
commander Of a spy company, before that
battle, for most daring and successful re-
cOnnOis.anee. He resigned lis appointment
ii ls47. AZ bis death he was Brigadier
General, commanding a division, known al
McCulloeh's division aud chiefly composed
Of Arkansas and Teas troops. The third
Louisiana. Col. Hebert, was attached TO this
division.
Col. James Mcintosh, who fell al the
same time, was from Florida, was the son Of
that Brigadier General, James s. Mcintosh,
who 50 greatly distinguished himself in the
last war with England and ia the Mexican
war, al Palo Alto and Ressea de Ia Palms,
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inn which last fight he was dangerously
wounded, afterwards at Churabusco, and
lastly atthe siorming Of III Moline, where
he received severe wound, OF which IN
lS47 he died.
The late Col. Mcintosh was cadet Of
West Point. and graduated in lS45 On the
first Of July. ls45, he was commissioned
Brevet Lieutenant in the 81, infantry. lie
was an accomplished soldier aud officer, and
his death is to be deeply lamented, as de-
priylng our cause OF one Of its most Efficient
defenders He was Colonel Of an Arkansas
regiment. but commanded the LIST Brigade
in McGuloch's division, and in his absence
commanded the division.
Col. ID. McRse, who shared the fate Of
those brave leaders, commanded an Arkan-
sas regiment in McCulIoch's division called
MeRae's." He. too, is spoken Of as gal
liant an efficient officer.
The General Slack who is reported to
have been MORALLY wounded in the same
fight, is a Missourian, and was formerly a
Captain in Prices regiment Of Missouri
volunteers. lie is mentioned in The United
States Army List as having distinguished
himself 10 the affairs At Embudo aud Taos,
in New Mexico.
The Col. (not GeneraD Ilebert. VIM is
reported 10 have also fallen in the bloody
strife of the 9TH, is Louis Hebert. Colonel 81
the 3rd Louisiana, and commanding tie 2d
brigade in McCulloch's division. Gen. T..
o. Hebert is his brother.
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HOW ARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADgLPHIA.

benevolent Institution established ~ special Endow.
monf, fer the Relief 81 the sick and Distressed ~.
ficicd with vfuient and epidemic Diseates,
aud especially Tor the lure Of Diseases
oflhe Sexual Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis. By the Acting
w Surgeon, 20 who apply BY letter with descrip.
ion Of their condition. lsge. occupation habits 81 life.
&c..) and 10 Gases 0f Extreme poverty, Medicines fur.
naIed Tree # chafRe.
VALUABLE REPORTS on spormaionhaa. and
ether Diseases 81 lie sexual Organs. and tie NEW
REMEDIES employed IN The Dispcnfsfy, sent 10 thu
afflicted 10 sealed letter envelopes free fcbarse Two
Or three Stamps for postage will BE- sceepfsbt.
Address DR.. =. SkILLlN HOUGHTON. Acting
Surgeon, Howard Association. No. . South Ninth ST.,
Philsdslpbis. Pa. BY order the Directors.
EDWARD ID. HEARTWELL, President
GEO. FAIRCHILD, Secretary.
March o. a. I2m
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ANiMfCRTAA1 DISCOVERY.
For the Cue o.
CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS COUGHS
AND COLDS.
L III MAK0RA ARABICA,
Discovered ~ : MISSIONARY While Irsssiins
I1lnsBORDUGI, N. c.


THE MAK0RA APABICA,
Discovered ~ MISSIONARY While Tsssiins
Ii Arabia.
A Ill Who arc sultrlng nom Consumption should
- use the AAkoRA ARABlCA, Discovered ~
Missionary ~ Arabia.
al aho &C threatened with Consumption should
use lhe MAkORA AkABICA, discovered BY Ms
sionafy III Atsbia.
Al Who arc suffering from Bronchitis should uss
the MAkOka ARABICA, disee,eiedhy hi,siouaIy
IL Afabia.
AL who arc suffering from Sore Throai Couehs and
Iolds, should Gfr tht MAkUKA AKABIIA, disco
seIetd by a Missionary Ia Arslis.
Al who are suffering from Asthma scToiuls end To-.
pufies ofihe blood should zee The MAkUKA AHA
BlcA, discovered ~ Missionary 10 Afabia.
Il cures Consumption.
Ii cures Bronchitis.
Il cures sore Throat, Coughs snd Colds.
u cures Asthma scfoigla ana Impurities Of The Bleed
This uneqnaied ismcdy i now ior ihe fret lime in
ifodueed 20 lhc public.
i was prosidenially discovered ~ Missionary
shllc travelling 80 Arabia. lie Waseued Of Consump-
lion ~ use alter bis case had been pronounced hone.
iess IN learned Physicians 10 Europe.
He has forwarded 10 10 writing. full sccount 81
biz own extraordinary cure, and Of numbyT ~ other
which have under bis observation and also
. full account VI The m,dient.
~ bis request and inpell,d y . desire 10 extend
knowledge u ibis remedy 10 The public. We. have had
bic communication printed in pamphlet form FOR tee
distribution. IT, interest s tnbanud ~ ~ aecrnn
which be gives Of Of The scenes II the Syrian
saeres, which he obtained from those who were sueru
in that awful tragedy.
This pamphlet may bic obtained al DOR Office, o. y
vii be seni iree BY maiI 10 all who Apply fof ~
We import Ihc MAKORA ARADfCA difeei ffom
smyfnnlhro0gb The house III Gloon q Gyhppus. and
We have always on hand full supply put up IN bottles
ready foruse with full directions
Price one dollar per bottle Sent BY mail, on feeeip
Of price. aud "a cents for postage.
For sale wholesale and netsii, by
LEEDS, GILMORE e. CO.,
Importers Of Drugs and Medicines,
Oh Liberty ST., NJ X
Also, BY Druggists generally.
March 10. sf--l2m
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B0Gus OFFICERS ARREsrEp.-0n Saturday
last about dozen Of he uniformed gentry
who have been iiourishing IN Richmond a.
pretended army officers, were arrested and
imprisoned. And like fate awaits all such
>hams hereafter.
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Spaulding's Prepared Liquid Glue.
ff'iiIs the beef article known for mendina kind
81 Furniture. A. Il il il liquid form IL al
Ways ready fofuss POI ale by
J. 4. TURRENIINE & SON.
February z. 2s-
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