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Evening star., 1863-05-04
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,
ByGEEkN & WILLIAMS, Auetieneers
LALCA8l BuILnINa IOis IN rH n III q =,

1TEfkaAsnesi sfHss';ssss,i sss siasr
s,b os, ~aEpsT ns Mt Aucr,os;-0 WEDNESDAY, tas
tes, ssi = M..sst psrt .. 10 10. No piiut I.
ssusIe .S This property fronts on 2 street norea,
Terms: One third rash. Ssisne. in 81. "A
And imm.di te,y after the sale OF the ssove, y.
ciste vicinity of the western Circle. rostinS q
feet 70 INCHES on Twe,ty third strset west bstwres
inches with sds ale; 70 Fee; ss:1 ~ feet N
Terms; One third cash balance in siI and twelve
ssss gwen and Sssa Il ,3sss nom DAY Of .-'
III GREEN 4 wILLIAMS,- -Auetione.r,
t'omsALk -DEhIRABLE UNtA APR0vRD LOT
x AsD p sc H1SI
on the premises, that desirable s1idios ic. L.. /
i2so saua5 feet; TIE lot is capable Ofdivi.io~n. ~
Tern, Terms; One third cash, the residue 10 SIX, and
secured by . deed Of trust. @H-
Inie good. conveyancing at the cost of pae.
myI GREEN d WILLIAMS, Auctions.
q,RGsTEEs SALE Or vAiUASGE i'IsS1s IoTs IN
arTkns 1lrTi.ss 70 May ,s,a 8
Essr folio; aDs asy tsssrsfd sSs 81 IL: !:
Ell Nos sd S. IN Sa~s. q
Subdivision of Square numbered GA, each front
pE ptf,f 4 lees ee on street near the Government
fn1g fn Y VmGe ana running back IFS feet isches,
II II se ;" Lots have . pavement laid and .r...
PANIED IN 'front.'. ana are very desirable iocatioa
Terms: One. third in cash. the remainder In {
and y months. with interest, secured BY deed d
ss'' Of kts z :ss '''
Evening star., 1863-05-04

0 Persons applying for letters in the following
list VIII please say they odseyrised, otherwise
they may not receive them.
Evening star., 1863-05-04

RECKEKss DRIyING.-A reckless driver on
Saturday afternoon came very near injurng
Mrs. A. Il. Shepherd, as she was crossing the
Avenue. Nothing saved her but her self.pos-
session and courage, in seizing the reins and
checking the horse. The driver was arres ted
and fined.
Evening star., 1863-05-04

By Y. L. WALL d CO Auctioneers,
Corner Pa avenue and 9Th street south side
GRoCERIEs, TOBACCO, CIGARS. LIo UoRs
MoRNfNa Nav At 1h Az A. %
we win SELL in front Of the Auction Roo ms. lot
Of Groceries, embracing "
Barrels White and Yellow Sugars
Chests Tea and Ground Coffee,
Tierces Hams and Bacon
Boxes Cheese, Candles. and Starch
Boxes Yellow and CASTLE Soap
Boxes Adamantine. Sperm, and Mould Car dies
Eases I;tstsup, Sauces and Pickles, and Branded
Gases Natural Preserves and Jsllies
Eases Mustard, Cinnamon Pepper and Ginger
Boxes Extract and Concentrates Coffee
Boxes Canned Fruits, Meats and Yegetab bles
Boxes Navy Tobacco, smoking and Killikinnick
large assortment Cigars
Baskets and cases Champagne and German Wines =
Gases hickey, Brandy Gin, and Bitters
Barrels Pixies Xxx, Miller's Rye, Magnolia.
Bourbon and other Whiskeys, and 10 gallon
IS barrels very fine old Bourbon whisky.
= and y Brandy
Also, quantity of Small Stores
Also, $50 bushels Potatoes =-.-
Terms cash. -.
ny2 w L. wALI,4S oO Au.ts
Evening star., 1863-05-04

DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS, SEMINAL, URINARY
AND S1xuAL sYsTRMs.-New and reliable treat
ment-in Reports of the Ho,rard As,oeission-sert
In sealed letter envelopes, free of charge Address
pr Skiliin Houshton, Howard Association,
Philadelphia, Pa. mar 252m
Evening star., 1863-05-04

The FIRST DISTRICT REGIhESr-We hear
that II has been decided, under the order re-
ducing the 1st District regiment to a battalion,
10 muster out OF service Capts. Jos. Mundell
lT., L. l.. Rodier and James Coleman Capts
n. n. knight, Robert Boyd, NJ z. Fisher and
Robrt Clark are to be retained. Capts James
Fletcher and 4. j. Allen-the former who is
enc Of the army corps and the latter on duty in
Ine Quartmaster's Department will, it is
thought, retain their present positions
Evening star., 1863-05-04

CEAEGR OF BAsTARDY-On SATURDAY. VIM
Briel was arrested by Officer Burch on charge
made by Christina Fritz that he was the father
OF an lllegitrmate child born of her body. The
case was laid before Justice johnson, who or
dered Briel to give bail for the support OF the
Shlid The accused took an appeal to court,
AND gave bond for his appearance. The coun.
Sci Tor defence, Mr.. Wharton, took the appeal
TO court, upon the plea that as the child was
born in New York, the courts of this District
have 10 jurisdiction in the case
Evening star., 1863-05-04

WARRANTED TO CURB IN SIX DArs.-Dr. Godfrsy's
Antidote, English Specific Of mxty- Ave years
standing, win cure GonorYhoa in siz day, No
change Of diet required Prize 81 per bottle Sold
Waahinston. and Henry Cook, AleKansris. lastly
Evening star., 1863-05-04

The cKRAPEsr AsB BBs7 HAIR DYs IN THE WoRLp-
Ner1 Fades OF Washes Oss.-Upham's Hair Dye, 50
cents box. The best in use. Try it. Sold by s.
c. Ford, corner 1lth street and Pa. avenue Wash.
tngton, and Henry Cook. Alexandria. ja6-ly
Evening star., 1863-05-04

l. o. o. F.-The Yisitations by the Grand
Lodge of the District of Columbia to the sub
orolnate Lodges under its jurisdiction has been
announced 10 take place in the following or
der-Coyenant Lodge, May 4; Excelsior MAY
Union, May 6; Friendship, May 4; Eastera,
May 5; Harmony, May IL; Washington, May
con, May il; Mechanics, May 20; Columbia,
May 81; Central, May %.
Evening star., 1863-05-04

By J. G. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneeys
1--WE GOOD BUILDING LOrS AT THE COR
4 SEE OF NosTh STREET AND lsT STREET WEST
on the premises shall sell ave Buidns = Lots in
Rspley Ipbdiyision Of Lots 90, 5l 81 and 6s, of
Caeotts subdivision of Square No. 677 each front
street west. running back SO feet to an alley
Terms: One.third cash; the remainder in six and
trust on the prem isas.
% IRepl j C. McGrIRE 4 90 Annta
Evening star., 1863-05-04

FUNERAL OF JOHN +. CALLAN, JR-The
funeral of the late John f. Callan, Jr, who
was attached TO the q Quartermaster's Depart
menL was attended yesterday afternoon by the
attaches generally Of that department ip this
city, In body, as well as many other friends.
The remains were taken from the residence of
his father, Mr.. John +. Callan, ST., to ST.
Aloysius' Church, where the services were
performed, and the body thence to Mt. Olivet
<iemetery.
Evening star., 1863-05-04

FUGITIVE ARREsTRD.- saturday, about ~
o'clock, officer Frazier arrested John Mace,
who is charged with being concerned in the
robbery Of Mr.. Jones, corner OF Eighth and ID
streets. he was arrested upon bench war.
rant issued by Judge Fisher, and was by the
Judge sent TO Jail for court.
Evening star., 1863-05-04

OBSERVERS ARRRsTED.--Twenty-n mine de-
seriers from various regiments, who had all
re-eniistPd IN the 2d Pennsylvania Artillery.
were arrested yesterday and committed TO the
Central euardhouse. They had all re-eniisted
under ass umed names.
Evening star., 1863-05-04
By GREEN l. WILLIAMS. Au ,tionesrs
NIERY q ANDElME RRIlE QarSn Nm a

sFsTRHBT, BETws.s Sixth AND SEVENTH
STREETS. AT AucTIoy.-On TT CESDAY, the 5th
premises, at clock P. NJ, house No ~. on the 9
north side OF = street north. between Sixth and
alley. ~
This house is thrss-story brick, with marble
basement. steps. and trimmings with tn zee story
back buildings containing in all la convenient
the house; also, water and gas. and ali pecssssry
mederA improvements. We deem 1t unnecessary
to cay any thing In CONN entation Of the above.
mentioned property, as il is well known to be one
Of the handsomest locations for private resd. nee
in the city, it being in the midst Of spacious build.
ings and in Q neighborhood Of the best society,
Terms cash.
Evening star., 1863-05-04

TOR sALE-A desirable FRAME DWELLING,
Il containing IA 70 ms. situated on street mol tn ,
between i2i b and 18th streets west. Apply to t.
CAkUsI, Law Once No. 80 Louisisna avenue.
Evening star., 1863-05-04

By ]. C. MCGUIRE Il CO, Auctioneers.
FOURTEEN DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTs
- NEAR THE CAPITOL AT PUBLIo AUcTIoN-On
WED NESDAY AFTERNOON, May 6th. ats o,cik
on the premises, shall sell ia desirable Buildins
Lots, fronting respectively about 20 feet each on
north street, betwsed I'd and Sd streets east and
"a street east between Mar yland avenue and north
street. each lot running back to q good alley.
These lots are beautifully located for dwellings,
are about with the ads Of the street aad the
ten fronting Oh street have pavements laid in
front Title indisputable ~ "
Terms: One-third cash: the remainder in six and
twelve months. with interest secured by a dead sf
trust On the premises
Conveyancing at Xpense of purchaser
ap2 j. Q. MCGUIRE Il Co
Evening star., 1863-05-04

ISsANR-John Seller, q German soldier, was
arrested last night by the Metropolitan police,
and taken to the Central Guardhouse. He was
evidently insane, as he stated 70 the officer that
he and another man were to be hung, and, as
ne was off the trackShe wanted 10 know where
n was 70 be ssstrung up"
Evening star., 1863-05-04

PARoLED PRIsoHER.-D. W MeralI, repre-
Senfing himself as Lieutenant In company
X, 2dth New York regiment and who has been
sround the city for some time alleging he was
a paro'ed prisoner, was yesterday sent to Camp
Parole. : =
Evening star., 1863-05-04

pored until TU EsDAY May 5th, ~ O'Clock, sans
place. VIM. F. MATTINGLY, Trustee.
apI3 J c. McGJJIRES co Aucts
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1863. 1868.
PROSPECTUS OF
THE
q EaY YORR LED GA.

There is great deal 0f talk among ootempoTaries
abc. re reat rise il the Price of plpe-, and ne
cessy OF corresponding rise in ;s price newspapers
We 10 agree " IA friends as 20 the last PROPOSE
ton. II IS true PAPER has gone Up ishtfuiIy-Etty
per cent al least and Is still lis way up Bu. what
that Publishers lave ;or years La,a good tine with
lo,y priced paper and made large profits; and that
times have changed they should pay the enhanced price
fer PAPER withCG whining and attempting TO set il back
of of their subscribers Ik increase opaper VIII .ae
G--euce ofters ofthousaizs Ilars yearly: but
shall rot the price Of the Ledger THAT VIII
main il is We can afcra IL. Tie retail price viii
Continue to be4 cents; and Club terms they al
WAYS have been. Our subscribers Eave stuck when
paper cheap: and DO not intend TO increase
rates II tkers now when it is dear 1T poor rule
that ont work both ways
lonr old eonxrbuters have been re5nsa-ed fer the
ensung wear corps viii be 50 large, and will
brace sci variety OfeEner elen.. Tat every depart
aent Of literature VIII receive the Particular attention Of
copetent 70 do it ample aG special Justice Ia
fact our contributors VIII send FROM seeS wcei:
rnurii matter than we can possibly thai
snail aHa, hayea fresh and superatC liant supply from
which q select the very best.
The following tie names ofsrr ofour leading con-
triItJ-s uT the year--Ise. Hst ether palar
edsIIcli rTay os distinguished ana r.oir res:
Hon. Edward Everett, Rev, John c Abbott, William
Cullen Bryant ohm g. SAKE. Geo. =. Norris. y T. WI
lis, Geo. D. Prentice SyivanEs Cobb r Enl:lers0n Zen
net ion gonsteiiano. F. DuIiyae william Ross Wallace
I arthur. ? Hamilton Myers. Col. Waiter g Danien.
Mrs Sicorrnev, Ars Soptwort. Fanny Fern Annie Corr
i,itchc, Alice Cary Mary Forest Bliss Dupay, Mary
Stanley Gibson, Caroline tcsehrou Etla Lynn, Mrs
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professors IN colleges Statesmen and other eminent VII
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SUERIEE.S SHE.

The State CT Kansas, Marshall county.
James Streeter vs John Hughs.
BY virtue CT on order OF sale bearing date
February IL. a. D. 1863, to me directed and
delivered, issued il the above entitled cause out
Of TIE District Couri OF tie Second Judicial Dis
triot Of the State Of Kansas, sitting within ard
for said county OF Marshall, Twill On the 18th
day of April a. D., 1863, between the hours of
10 o'clock A.. and o'coc!, P. Il. OF said day,
at the court house door in The town OF Marysyille
IL the county of Marshall and State Of Kansas,
offer at public sale to the highest bidder, for
cash, in and, al the right, title and interest Of
the above named defendants IN and 10 the fol-
loving described property, to wit:
The southeast quarter Of section twenty in
township four south Of range six, cast. situated
lying and being IN tie county OF Marshall,
Stat: Of Kansas.
Said property Il be sold b. me in accordance
with the command Of said order,f sale
Given under my hand this 18th day OF March
A. D, 1868.
G. D. sWEARINGEN, Sheriff
J.D. Brumbangh, plf's atty. n5O
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SHERIFF S SALE.

The State Of KANSAS, Marshall county
James StTes;er VS. Lorenzo d. Rich.
By virtue Of an order Of sale bearing date
18th February, a. D. 1868, to ne directed and
delivered issued in the above entitled cause ont
of the District Court ofthe Second Judicial Dis
trict of the State OF Kansas, sitting within and
for the county CT Marshall, will or Tuesday the
9Th day of April, A. D. 1863, between the
hours of 10 A. II. and O clock p NJ, Of said day
at the court house door in Marys7ille, in the
county Of Marshall, State Of Kansas, offer at
public sale, to the highest bidder for cash, all
the right, title and interest of the above named
defeRdcnts, in and to the follosin- described
real estate 10 wit; the south half OF north
east quarter and north half south east quarter
OF section four, a. township two, ri south of
range six, 90 lying and being situated 10
Marshall county, State of Kansas; said prop
erty 10 be sold by me in accordance with the
com mand of said order fsale.
Given under my hand this 9th day of March
A. D. 1853.
CD. SWEARINGEN, Sheriff.
I'D. Brumbaugh. plf atty. MO
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SHERIEF"S SALE
The State of Kansas, Marshall county

James Streeter VS. Emil C. Hooper.
B. virtue of an order OF sale, bearing date
February IL, AD. 1853, to ne directed and de-
liyered. issued in the above entitled cause out Of
the Second Judicial District of the State of Ran
sas, sitting within and for said county OF Mar
shall, VIII on Tuesday the Tih day Of April
i. d. 1853. between the hours oflO o'clock A. L.
and eIockP. 4. Of said day, .. the cour.
house door, in the town of Marvsyil,e in the
county Of Marshall and State of Kansas. offer al
public sale 10 the highest bidder for cash in hand
sill the rishi, title and interest Of the above
named defendcn's in and to he following de-
scribed property, to wit: The south east quar-
ter 0s section twelve, t12) in township two (al
south of range six, ~ east, situated. living
ant being in the county of Marshall. Stste
OF kansas. SaEi property to be scla by me in
win the command of said order CO
March, 4. D. 1868.
G. D. sWEARINGEN, Sheriff.
J.. D. Brunbsugh, plfs atty. n49
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CUR TERMS /:

Single coT!e-. s. per two copies So four cop
les >: c-5 c So. posnasters and oEersf who get
up clubs -yagis add single copies a SEQ Terms
inyar;aly in a:rance No subscription taken for less
taken II par.
I've employ travelling agents. Address all
communications 10 ROBERT BONNER. Publisher.
No Iar' Row New TC.A
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CENTRALIA NURSERY

We have CentTalia Ne-aeaa county, Kansas, aheut
apple all grated, and Ct all varieties that have
been feei the They have been her, on the
o, prsric. II trees VII % well IN Kansas tfese
must Asoa qTity Of Cherries ani different varieties az
Strawberries. wton B!aekbeTries, &C. We shall be
ready during the Fail OF 1S6e and Spring of 1913 TO spoI
the TeIe of Northwestern Kansas with grown Ire
On .ayorse terms Apple trees years growth from graf
to high and stocey, - cents, and other trees in mo-
rr-ton. We SiG take Ia exchange ior ANYTHING in our
Nursery all kinds of Farm produce and stock Give rs cal
as going to the river and examine for
Brn. along load OF wheat pork ANYTHING you
have spare. and take home WHEN the proper Tina for
transpanting Some prefer transpiansing in tho
Fall others in the Spring-sut yourselves.
June, 1862. BAKER g. SQUIRE.
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SHER{FFS SALE.

The State ofKansas, IS
Comfy Of 5:arsaaG
A. OTIS OF YIN. Pe George Foster ANDREW
CsaoUTu, William Trooper.
By yirtuc aan order Of stl bearing date Narch5 1865
directed oliyeT51 ucG Inc above entitled
oftha rt.t Of tbs con3 lci1i District OF the
Ssute OF ng within a. EoT sai County Of Marshall
IwiI! the lt Gay Of April 1861 between the hours
of IL o'clock and o'clock p II. OF said day at the
Court HOUSE dopr Il the town q Ti!- in tle County Of
Marshall and State fkCuSas Offer at public sale 10 the high
est bidder :oT cash hand ali the right 'itie and interest az
the above deen and 10 tie following described
property to Nj:
Tie south west quarter OF section five in township four
range si'uaedlyRg and beng in tie county OF Mar
shall. State OF Kansas
Said property e sold by in accordance with the
nand Of SAID order Of safe.
Given under ny hand Ills 1i dav of March L. D. 1865
G.. D. SW EARINGEN, Sheriff
Ira J. Lacock PITS atty. n50
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-10-09
RfIio.ts PisorAcrr 4 Livcr Conplaints.

From. DR.. Theodore Bell, efr rNev York Cify,!
pprpose.as an aperient, but find their beneficial
effects upon the Liver very marked indeed. They
have In my practice proved more effectual for the
cure Of bilious complaints than any one remedy
can mention. / sincerely rejoice that we have at
length which Is worthy the confidence of
the pfOfessiOu and fhe peoDle ~ 'l''f' u N!''' Vt
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-10-09
Killing Rats-A Novel Trap.

e ea' The premises Of a good many farmers
are infested with rats, and we are often
asked for modes of destruction. A resi-
dent of Brooklyn is vexed with an iacreas-
ing family Of rats that seem to grow fat on
arsenic and rat exterminators. .ala He doesn't
like rats, and refers his case to the Sun
day Times. That journal recommends a
trap made as follows: :, ...,.,.,, .r,-s
Take mackerel barrel, for instance,
and fll'it TO about one-third its height
with water. Then place a log ehdwise in
the water, so that one end of it will just
remain above the surface. Make the
head of the barrel little too small to fit,
and suspend it by two pins to the inside
of the top of the barrel, so that ii will
hang AS itoonn a pivot and" easily tip by
touching either side. On this head, thls
suspended secure piece rof sayory meat
The first rat that scents it, will to get the
meat, leap on the |barrelhead. The head
will tip, or tilto lprecipitate him into the
water, and resumeits positieno The rat
in the water will swim to the, log, get On
the end Of it, and 4squeal vociferously -
His cries will bring other rats, ,ailtof whom
will fight for the 6hly dry 9sdps0f IN II r. --iz
the end ofrthe log As onlg, one rat
can hold it, the victor will drown oil the
rest, and can, in the morning, be drowned
himself. y, We have seen. twenty. rats
caught in one night by such aotrick,"" u,
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-10-09
Dysenfery, ,Diarrhea, Relax, worm

Your Pills have had long tfiai in my practice,
and hold them in esteem one of the best aperi-
ents have ever found Their alternative effect upon
given in small doses for bilious dysenteTy and diar-
Yh9G. Their sugar-coating makes them very ac-
ceptable and convenient for the use of women and
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-10-09

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
....I,,, Washington, D.. o., eth Feb, 1856 f.,
,3sfk.I have used yoGr Pills in my general and
hospital Practice ever since you made them, and
cannot hesitate to saAthey are the best cathartic
we employ. Their regulating action ON the liver is
quick and DECIDED. consequently they are an ad-
Inirable remedy for arrangements of that organ.
eqss 50 obstinate that it dig RSt readily yield to
ntur. rf hr- PkusiciG,t Qfthe Marine Hospital,
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-10-09
AS q Family Physic.

81, a FROM DrE vs. Cart,cright, Ne1o Orleans.
Your Pills are tho prince of purges. Their ex
cellent qualities surpass any taflftic we possess
s % tue bowels @ sa as @ 1e
to us intthe daily treatment of disease, ,:, ~
Nrsamsh 9sssaR M - - .tt = ~. Z
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-10-09
A8rfiattnfa Ill.,
Potatoes..

VI 'A'' ae'ss-A Potatoes. p"N ~ .
The following following ineIh method ID Of Us storing pota-
toes for white, Ias Cpreeticea ty G. f.
tlSn( byIM ATellsrs AboA III sOne#Iat
damp aoil, like lt6at off nSat a jAelaess
ern Prairie land, a Heuy says:
~ selected. a knoll and dug on the, top
of@a pN ~ ifest, ,lJhg, $ feet wide and 4
feet deep. liz the bottom tIeput three
cross timbers a foot thick, ana s0n them
laid q, foor, and then boarded up the sides
six inches, from the earth wall. / then
took care to have the potatoes thuroughly
dry, and AL defective Zones sorted over,
ndowishcatefGi handling Irdlled the bin
and, covered it With straw, and on that
about a fSotof earth, and there the pota-
ttpes kept till spring in hrst-rate order. L
found waterlunder the floor which would
have tended to the Fdin Of Tie potatoes if
il, had come in tcontach with them, as il
had in former years. ywhen stored in the
common way94 The air space around che
heap Keeps id from trsezihgf aailplIs19q I rD,9
buf This matter of storing roots forn Mint
ter isseai very important shbject, ,s'andiat
should attract the attention OF an farmers
at this season, when the cold nights Of
Autumn gwa0himAno1ceI that freezing
ones faare at hand r,i,l am in favor of out-
door storage, whenever it can7be pfacticed
wathout too much xpense of preparation,
sit Can Hbs ID III dry soils, ffhefe, the
roots eaa be safely preserves, inp heaps Of
any conSenieut- size, on the surface oof the
earth, covered with six OF ten inches Sf
Straw and ter pr twelve inches Of earth
The mest Important thing is good drain
eage;; that must always be provided fers'
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-10-09

DELAWARE GRAPE IN: iEongworth,
;,Ksq., Of Cincinnati, in 4 recent letter to
the Germantown 4 Islegrqphs observes !, n ri
l this winterp planted 1000 seeds of this
grape, ,zand some thousands Of others, of
Our best native grapes 4 hope that ipannnyy
others will pursue al Ike ,ceprse,.1,iIf a
chance. Seeding fofthe Isabel grapsc6uld
,producethe Uatbn JSillage, the fruit tefhe,
and being larger tbaR any foraaig ais ign Ia grape
that. is raised, under glass, it would be
strange If Ve' ccaSnoty have many Of the
Delaware seedlings Of ss fire q quality as
the parent, with bunches and berries of
gosdsEizSS and cthe ,vsdeI RgSfS% {rsw-
ers. .afSuch a,yine Bpnidlbe xuffh'toiAme-
gEisa, millions s Of do9JIlars 9JIl fer, wine.ao BY
careful tseleetionef native gra pesIgrowiag
within . latitude about the saas gaa that
where the Catawba was found, grapes will
" bs FUND as valuable st ~ a sFss II
the Catawbas al gIjsh jeomiG bgdsiI5Hq ,9t.f
5std loan be9nlade to believe many strange
things, But not tpp believe that thel ,DeIae
arse ei g3sfo sgsEape. s q Seeding Of :
'foreiga9 grape.d essdj ii ,1hdi aniisis vi dotla
AZ atI,pt,o f,os,t
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-10-09
Dyspepsin, Inlpatiiy or the blood

F'0" RsD' j. = HiAss; sssia Pastor o. 4d0en' Church.
DIR. AVER: I have used your Pills with extra
ordinary success in my family and among those 1 am
called to visit in distress. To regulate the organs of
digestion and purify the blood, they are the very
best remedy have ever Known, and can Conf
dently, recommend them TO my friends. ~ u
al Yours .JyV.HIsfES.