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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-21
NEW YORK LETTER,

CORRESPONDENCE Of the Phil Inquirer.
New YORK, July 20, 1863.-Contrary TO
general expectation, the draft was not re-
surned this morning in Mackerelville, nor in
any Of the riotious uptown districts, nor, IN
fact anywhere else.
Governor Seymour still clings TO the convlc-
tion that the draft cannot be enforced il New
York until the State Courts shall have time
and opportunity to pronounce upon IT'S constr
tnfionalitv-but that conviction must suce ump
70 certain hard facts which are even now star
ing him IN the face. The Gene raj Government,
he has been officially informed, has resolved
to enforce the law in the infected districts
lust as soon as it has the necessary force FOR
that purpose. That necessary force II not
now available, soon vii! be, without doubt,
and then, if the Governor adheres to bis posi-
ton, the whole business will, to speak plainly,
resolve itaeIf simply into q question OF guns
Pennsylvania, Massachusetts,, Rhode 1sls nd
and Connecticut, have faithfully enforced the
Conscri ption.
The Common Council Of Jersey City-an
ultra Democratic body--are going 8 step fur
Their than che city fathers Of New York in the
matter Of buying up conscripts. The intention
is, 70 appropriate fund sufficient to exempt
every man who may be drafted, NO matter
whether he is poor or rich.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-21

President Kennedy, Of the Pol ytechnic CoI~
lege of Pennsylvania, has been authorized by
the Secretary of War to organize corps OF etl"
gineers for three years or the war The Poly
technic Corps of Engineers, composed chiefly
of students of the college, is to be recruited 70
full regiment Differed by educated, practical
engineers, and report for service within sixty
days. This is the first full regiment Of engl~
necrs called for By the Government
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-21
REPORTS FROM GEN. LEES ARMY

Cores pondence of the Phila. Inquirer.
HAGERsrowN, July 20.-The whole Con-
tederate army is reported as being checked at
Bunker Hill by the Union forces, who get in
their rear. Averill is reported to have been
feeling the enemy strongly on the western line
Of retreat, for TWO days past. It is believed
that Ewell and Hood are in strong force be-
tween Martinsburg and Hedgesville. The
former point is thirteen miles from Williams
port, and the latter six, The enemy pickets
form front from Hedgesvie to the Shenan-
doah river, back Of CharlestoWn, eight miles
from Harpers Ferry. Their whole force is
estimated at sixty thousand.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-21
DIED.

In Paris, France, on the 26th ult., Mrs NJ f
GARET ROBERTS, daughter Of the ato Re-
bert McCrea, Of New York, formerly 2 nler-
chant IN this place.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-21
MARRIED.

In this city on the 26th Of May, BY the Rev.
Mr.. Speake, BENJAMIN E. PEN n, 10 Mss
HARRIET r. STONNEI.I.
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aR1,y OF THE POTOMAC.

II vi
snecial dispatch dated Hagerstown' july
= 1--WE that the rear guard Of Lees army
], ~. vart7naburg az 2 o'clock on Saturday
morning. ..&;.n .+be other
ode Of the Potomac. m
The whole Federal force is aoToss' me 20
.on,ae is falling rapidly
. Tas j. yetraatng his main force towards
etsnpton, via Straasburg, and not Co'peper'
The State Of Michigan has ordered that no
ars nav regiments be raised within the State,
e. s ~ commissions will be given Go any Of
e,or for any new organization, nor Will any
e,sta bonptv be paid to men enIisting for any
snob orgapization; that all recruiting in the
sr,te shall, until further orders, be for men
sor ,ba regiments and batteries now in the
soI3 and all men enlisting therefor will have
\ o;ca NJ regiments, and will be entitled TO the
a.ooj G Government and State bounties.
The Rio Janeiro June 81 Correspondence Of
tbe London Shipping Gazette says:
proceedings Of the Confederate cruisers, Ala
b.ma Georgia and Florida, which recently VI
a;ted The Brazilian ports Of Fernando, Moron
ba perDambuco and Bahia, have given rise TO
questions from which serious complications may
not impropably result, >
. A proclamation appears IN the Richmond
Enquirer, calling out under the Confederate
.Conscriptiona act, all white men between the
ages Of Is and IL, to serve for three years, un-
der peralty of being punished for desertion in
case Of disobeying the call They are offered
she privilege Of joining volunteer organizations
before the enrolment.
The general commanding the defences Of
Baltimore, with the approval OF Major General
Schenck, orders that from and after this date
no ORDERLY cavalryman or person mounted
upon Government horse will be allowed to
ride faster than walk, unless 50 directed by
his commanding officer
Mr, Bryant, editor Of n. Y. Post, recently
assailed Archbishop Hughes, in his paper. The
Archbishop replies thus:-"Mr. Bryant's OBJ
ssrVations are as lying as if he had gathered
Ehem from the epitaphs Of all the tombstoEes
within circle Of one hundred miles Of New
1ork and it is proverb that nothing lies like
; tombstone. tits, also, IS lying as the weak,
AttIa lotions Of small poetry with which Mr..
Bryant is not unfamiliar The difference is.
however, the latter may sometimes tickle ro-
mantle lmaglnations, but can never convey a
moral Worth receiving to the human heart
J, 1as Charleston Mercury The Yam
"es having gotten possession OF the southern
nal Of Norris Island, there is but one way to
save the city Of Charleston, and thai is the
sg'Soy aud unHinching use ofthe bayonet. II
The hak -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-21
PRESERVING CANS,

PRESERVING CANS, Sc
REASON'S SCREW TOP and other self
IYk sealing GLASS PRESERVING JARS,
by the gross or dozen. A supply Of STONE
JARS, Of all sizes, and a few BLACK LEAD
CRU CIBLES, tor sale at the China store, No
65 King street. +. CRUPPEk
" 20-eo3t*
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/ 4 T Z S T n Z " s
THE NEW PORK MOB DISPERSED.
AND QUIET AGAIN RESTORED IL The CITY.

with the above news We
- can assure cur readers that we have reliable
Information. that the crowds daily to De found
at IT'S King ST. have also quietly Withdrawn,
satisfied Of the truth Of the Press in general aa
regards the cheap stock Of DRI GOODS on
hand at the above place.
We vouch the truth of above, and cordially
invite al to patronize. ;. KOS " AID,
~ 2O-tf l18 King ST.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-21

AUCTION SALE OF FURNITURE.
WILL be sold at public auction on Wednes-
" day the 22d, at No lo7, Cameron streec,
. variety Of HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN
FURNITURE consisting Of Beds, Bedstead5
Bureaus, Chairs Tables, Carpets &C., &c.
with variety Of kitchen utensils. Sale to COM
noence at 9 @ clock Terms Cash. jy W-2r
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TWO DWELLINGS FOR SALE.--Tha
E5$ii advertiser offers for sale, two comfortable
) = ELLIN GS-one BRICK, one framo--sit-
uated at the lower end Of Water street. For
terms &c, apply at the Gazette office.
~ 2l-~tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-21

NOTICE. Dung ladies who wish TO taka
~ MUSIC LESSONS on the PIANO, can
be taught on the most reasonable terms by call
ing at No. 6, Water street, between King and
Prince streets, Alexandria, Va. jy 2l--eolw
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-21

Of administration on tbs
~ estate Of the late [. Louis hinzer, having
been granted to the undersigned, notice is here
by given to ali indebted to the said estate 70
make payment, and those having claims ere rs
ouested 10 present the same properly proved.
MARGARET G. KlNZER,
iy 13-8t Adman!stratrlx.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-21

yTTANTED-TWO ROOMS FURNISHED
w and BOARD for small family, IN pri~
vate family, where there are no boarders 5ad~
dress, stating terms, to this office. A. < 7,
iy 2l-3t&
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-02

necessity Of a draft at all. The question
as to whether that number can be obtained
is not solved. The Government is now
waiting upon the report of Adjutaut Gene
raj Thomas, who is making the experiment
10 the Southwest, If he reports favorably
as.to the ,prosPectof procuring the requisite
number, q determined effort will be made
at once TO do 80. The President, who has
held back to some extent in this matter,
through Difference to the supposed prejp-
dice existing against enlistment Of the
blacks, has yielded whatever objection he
may have had. as the good sense of the
army and people have spoken out in ap
proVal of this measure, and now offers
hearty cooperation in. its execution.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-02
.eI q &c. .issFhs Draft.

a washiagton correspondent says: /: The
urgency with whieh; the dtaft VIII Be en.
The Eompl pletion Of q hundred regiments al
colored soldiers, to,dos dpty. in the. South
aud to act as garrison troops at ,yarious.
points nov, filed By old and ,disciplined.
troops, viii in all obabilitys ohyiateaths.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-02
THE FAMILY GOLDEN & GIANT
SToREY,s
SAMUEL P. WHEELER
ATToRNE

u. -. -EA-.IORNBH, /.
N0AhhOEoK S,I 0E :, PENSIONS, SOLDIERS CLAIMS
A LII ohcers Soldiers, or seamsn. dissbI.1 a. a.
~ serr ce Il the United States are snTjrISJ -, - M ~
SoS ,SF ite and iu case Of their death, the dov
SoIdisr G mother or sister Of any such ofr
az, e DoTnty oil Que hundred dollars, aud ali bsc nsS
Eae. MY lee In each case Is RIVH DOLLAi3s ~
case OF iaIlure S"u ~" ChAHGE IN
bic esasd Accounts collected on the most oasOua.
v6GaiSs NqlEO Fourth street. earthe oourt.h,u,.
--e, % uRrl4-tf
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-02
A Rebel, ,Aeeqpnto Of the recent IA RAJ, I
ThrqUgh Fest yirEInia-AnI Inter
eeptSd 5hetter.s s7-saS.-
aolglHP MAR DAYTON,
o gEEz n - "a :, q -
Nav "a. laR2

= al.LI.ls.lIs 70 s1 s.Nss.eII eSI Il4oV9-J
Dear Hamp:-I cit down this pleasant
moruinE TO drop you h.feW lines 10 let you
know that am sdn scouting about. w ail,i
ever heard OF, We got, back to the VALLEY
Valley to Harriaonburgt TO meet the. Yan.
KEGS, bttIbeY back sd.6at Ihsy cana iaithin
Eve miles. Of as and chen r1n. baclr- Nts
has. when We left JON. eil1SehI o5 -
oakland and: took the place without. the
oSgE -stl>c3 eErfa7EsH5o ssE5 Sss5 ~. ss-77sS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-02
To Wool Growers

-... .7rla NEW YoRx, May Is, 1868.
GEGTLRMEH: We are prepared To rsoaiv. ,o,.
" die, and sell Wool in large and small Io, g, 1, m
the following "ondtionS After the Wool IL laid doyTn
ei1 our door, we Mi store, INSURE grade SELL deliver
Our terml OF sales are for cash or nett priees ,d
olnG interest Tor time In cSSes do We take pa per
HtnoIt the oWneu consent that will not sell alone
Our long acquaintance with the trade enHbisS NJ ~
make quick sales at the market value. -
Having the confidence ofIsrRe capitaiIst. ol.o an.
able terms. - - ~ -'s M iHH0r-
An rsmlttaaees win be promptly fotHardsd with
We shall be pleased to recoivs ,vor, w., n,
give u prompt attention-RlWaySk keeping our rsDJ'
posted on the condition Of the market
F-i- -ii.' . Very respectfully yourE Js4' %
= tu. n. A. .PETTIBONRl& WA EIACE Ara r.
LOO Wohl Wool BrokeEIi 10 Broad Street, New. York.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-02
aatIg gntelligeu6p
TERlI 8 on ADVERTI8INC.

TWELyE soIID LINES or NoNPARzn, (oa ONE INuH, on
% Do LRss, NAKEA SoUARE. -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-02
GARD.

OLIVER HOWARD WILSON, SAMUEL n. AN.
DERsoN, AND EDWARD DE CERNEA.
NoR many yoars past conuected with the old arms
u oI WiLtfANSoN, BCaRoUGas 4 Co., aud WnIJtH
son, TAYLOR Co., have associated with them a. a
,.t SpectaL Partner; WILLIAM " HOLLOWAY, OF Bel.
mont county, Ohio, under the name of
WILSON ANDERSON & CERNEA,
@ and have opened at their gea e "
NEW STORE, AS MARKET ST.,
splendid stock OF s.sa -r
STAPLE DRT GOODS
And they particularly invite the attention of their
Gnmerous tre-ds in+he West to come and examine
CLOTHS, oAssIMEREs, CoTToNADEs. PRINTS
DR. LANES, AND OTHER DRY eooDs.
~ The entire stock having been bought Eorrssb
tage in purchasing. ''' "'''
WILSON, ANDERSON q CERNna
@ as MARKET ST.. PHILADELPHlA,
msr@5-3m u rf# eu1 e- 5a .r-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-02
From the Ys.t ytrElnI. a,.stts.

Particulars or tho Destruction OF
Burning Springs tn VVirt County.
On Saturday last, about IL O'Clock, A.
NJ, nearly 1000 rebels made their appear .
ance at Burning Springs, in Writ county.
80 miles from this place. Most OF them
were armed with navy revolvers and sa.
bres, very few had guns. They were nm.
der command of Gen. Jones. After sur
rounding tfeplace and sending out SQUADS
OF men to gather up horses, they commenc.
ed firing the oil wells, from 80 to loo in
number. These were all burned, together
with about30 engines, all the Oil tanks.
oarrels' Oil boats and cooper shops, With
all the'implements connected in any way
With the, oil business. The ptincinsl snf,
ferers are Mr.. O. Rathbone of this city
Camden 4 Byrn, Mr.. Lewellyn Of n "
Gambrill, Braton & Co., Of Patkersbur1'
John H.'Ware of KY. the Washington oil
Company, Gordon 4 Co., of KY, Patter-
son, Carnes Co., of Penn, Jones & Co.
OF Penn, McCush L Co Of Wheeling.
AleFarlan! & Bros. of Penn, Gordon
Styles of Ky, Wait & Co., G. sShattnck Of
Penn, Camdens& 4 Rathbone of this place
There are others who have suffered largely
but have not been able to procure their
names. o5l7sqz sd5 p III
As near as can be estimated, the prop.
cry destroyed amounts to a full quarter of
million. The rebels obtained about rs
good horses at or near the springs. In all.
they had when there from 500 to 500 EXTRA
horses which they had gathered 1p in
passing through the country. They we're
dressed In alN kinds Of un- uniform, n1any
ofthem hsVinglon Union pants and coats.
The leading color perhaps was grey. They
burned every liquid that would take IRE.
except thelwhisky. This, to the amount
of about 20 barrels, ,ythey consumed in
summary manner. The effect upon them
became very visible towards night, which
did not increase the feeling Of security
among the inhabitants. !" 3g sf q -
Thefre made by the burning of SO ma.
ny Thousand barrels of oil is described TO
Us as territics At times the whole country
would be enVeloped IN one vast rolling.
surgingi mass of pitchy smoke streaket
here and athere with ,quiyefinE Tongues of
flame. Then9he FIRE would gain the mas.
terry andsburn clearly fora few minutes, on.
y to soon againtoe almost lost in the dense
By this WantonaGct of worse than van
dalism; some threes6r four hundred labor
ers have bssn deprived Of employment.-
A4aabO1ti lso'clOck' Sunday morning the
forse secommsnced leaving, and at'daylight-
the people were relieved of their aeSursed
presence ,zai- afHurain 5iA ~ 1s.slf s.
54a - - u. lLs5 u gsa
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-02
TRUsTEE,s SALn.

RT virtue of deed oftruss, executed bv ynI,sn,
y ~ iMSCepaughey on the first da, OF A1riL isi9
soEd GUY of Sd Tesorsd S IN took l oftho Re
sni;l, VIII. on tn 2lst day of May lS6S between
.ne aours Of 10 O'Clock A. 81 and O'clock p M ar
front door OF the cOnrt- house Of said COUNTY ssi
~ Pu9lc auction the following described tract Of
hu' 70 the best and highest bidder therefor that IA
tract OF land Containing hundred and
ri&6Ey acres, more OF eSE, sitnats In the said Mar
4iI cSuutyl near to the village of Cameron known
s Ine nome Farm Of the sAid William ,IcConauZ Zhsy
hd on which oe then resided, adjoining the lands f
= SHGSe thompson, jesse Gala Samuel S. RittIe Jas
=. Bell and David McCOnauGhey, conveyed to m by
tae said Wtiliam MecOnauBhey, in trusifor the ben.
eht OF ceratu OF his creditors The said tract Of land
TO be sold on credit Of six, twelve and eiRbtesn
months OF equal payments, with interest from the
1S OF sale the purchaser to give approved gecuTitv
Il paid. ~ - ~ , il'1-lH -'1- ft'ft 20 MONEY
Iss Ers tract t Stlsnd isn high state of cultivation
atos aud two comfortabe dwelling houses and other
necessary improvements thereon
DAVID McCoNAUGHEY, Trustee
nave given my consent that the Trustee shall
make sals aS above Of said property.
UpFz9-iSdGF TA. MccoNAUGHRY.
81 The above sSle is adjourned to the I5th OF
onS' 80 at 10 O'clock A. NJ. y fa--.f =.
HnIz' DAVID M'CoNAUGHY, Trustee.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-02-25
coO aOn MALE or RKMALK AGENTS
UABUsUOU TO SELL

100000 MALE 70 q ssL HsAALA AGENTS
LLoyds HeD steel plate county toloTsd
Map Of tn United States, Canddas,
and Neac BrtAst0ick.
Prom rsceat surveys, eou,E Isted Aag. ID. 1854
cost SO co 10 ehgravs il and aae years tilas.
Superior 10 any SO map ever made By aeiten Or
Mitchell and sells ss the low price Of hfEf cents
40 600 names are engraved on this map.
II Is NOS only County Nap bat IL is alas
COUNTY AND RAILROAD MAP
Of the q 5, and canAaaa combined IN ode givlng
EYERY RAILROAD STATION
and distances hetween.
Guarantee any woman Or man 90 to s5 per day.
and will take back all maps that csnnet ba acid and
refund the money.
Send for 81 worth to try.
Printed Instructions aow to canvass wslG, Fara-
ished ali cur agents.
wauled-whotss&le agsats fer eaF Nap La svery
State, California, Canada, Engiand Fraaes. AID
Cuba. A fortune may BE made with g fewI hundred
dollars capital No eompeflfioH.
1T LLoYD, Ne Isl Broadway, New -KeEk
The war Department uses our Map o. Virginia,
Maryland, and Peunxyivaaia. coat 500 900, on
which IL marked Antiet&m Greek. sA4rpAburg,
Maryland Nights, wiliismsport Ferry, AhoraFs-
viIIe Nolan1's Ford, and all others on the Psso~
mac, and every place In Maryland, Firgfnlas and
PennsylvsniA, or money refunded.
LLoYDfs
TYPOGRAPHICAL MAP OF KENTUCKY, OHIO,
INDIANA, AND ILLINOIS,
is the only aatherity for Gen. Bnsil and the War
Department, Maney refunded 70 any eah aading
an erreT Ia it. Prizes 50 cents.
FRAN Ehe Trihane Ang. 2.
'sLfsOYD's MAP or VIRGINIA, MAINLAND,
hs d.. !. = : ss m a'P =. s ~ ss
ca" bspwreSafc9-" Oct "A, 4asns,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-02-25
DIRECTIONS FOR USING
C0lheTf's RazEaa in Gileaa.

Eof Tooth@shs Apply IL ever The fsre ard sassi
df Ile teeth afflicted, PRESSING land upon NE f%.,
repeat il nos cured. In extreme cases wi so..'a
vita ths BalEay azsd cover 6he ieatE asa sa1at =.
Eae&a&ehe bafhs the teRpifs ssd sPrp 70 'aF 80
ard take frsEn Tea 10 thirty Jr0Pe n fAA '1S's'
u wAtes gwsseened ,u,,tr.
For LEoap aud sSre Threat take iroa 'sn ~ ss,.
q aEaps ineaTnalIy ca SUGAR or n sSesbEAs
walaf battle tee Thro 81 irs"y shd 7ia 20 So
Fos HeadAchs RAeumAiIsul, NeaFakla LaI-g p -
~ sA4a haahs freely with Balm IN 6i'eA@ A'' s''
esalis take internally 49,. "a e,rs
gor wrns MAX onr part BasBs 10 1iaaAa "a ~.
Of water and fouT 70 make paste cover 'se -,
vita the sane For CAollr take fr9pa yes - -,
Drops Ia isaa water bathe the bowels al 81 ,sr
aanIsHis. In The shove the salAAef 99ss !,
ChiaAfen MRa taae larger Tor adatts var! A'~~''
u mga and riFeaustsnces- e-asrgy
sgakhert's Balm in GiIesd IL h&F8ltSA& :
Eaiua In g ilAaa gives sal siasEioh. IN
- : : s have used BAlus "a alieaa sill Ss'E
~ltAou1 IL.
Agents wanted For tefms, address
C. 8. COLBERT g..
Ne sas sozsA Fourth street., PAilAatsk~-S 4
w~G D. Orders seRt b Express 70 AZ -
tie unised ssaiss At the shortest noliss-
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-02-25
FOR HORSES AND CATTLE


has Is tEaiy great rsredy. Hst,w,..,N.,
NC Oh sIo&Rs Instant Relief glyealD 80
~saef, seldom falls 10 cure Hgrss a. -,
ieen minutes, ~F'"' 1-F I''s Il y
foF BRUISES, Strains. SpFalHs. and uapv otl.,,.
lures en- h1Fsess cattle AID olhe! snla.s. So,
instant Relief speedily effects cs,rs ~.
soaS have been astonlshet to RItpa.s II. -, -,
sasctea oJ The use Of thIs wonderful Eaesactat
Get aFcQiA4s Of agents.
sL0AS's OINTMENT
For n!.dness, safety, certainty and thorsgs,..,
sto&a Ointment e1eeis, and Is rapidly sscs4ts
a.! other pintmeuLs and lIa!nents f,r Ia. -
the following diseases:
kFesA wounds. Calls Ut all kinds. cysck.s s.s.
r7n&hone, pGllsyL, wuId gals, caIfus rpav1s 81
a. sweeney, toUzAs:ed feet, sand e,ack, ssT,s,s,
or grease, and horse dIstemper.
The CONDITION POWDRg
Is composed principally o! herbs AMI fpsts -. -.,
be given al all times, and under al -Ir-gBl:+ -,
With perfect safety. Il has been foHBd hy ia-e >,
peTiEpce, TO be highly uSeial 10 tue cure q y1s.
diseases TO waica horses and cattle are sgAge *
alsssmpeF, hide pound loss q! aupst.tf ,pva-I
strains, ysllew water, IEGzmElAl4un u The efa I.
dgue and hard exercise assy aeE1aal!szg fsgEa,.
~ called stlG complaint Il a.sss SAFE az, a..
tam remedy for
COUGHS AND COLDS
d carries on all gross hurnoFs. and vii rr-.-,
all Inflammation and feveF. party tAs byz4 a-s.s
The hkln, cleanse the walef aal strvaElAea ser
part Of the body.
SLOAS'S MEDICINES
Are sold by EDWARD JAHE5 Co Desei
wholesale aud Retail General A-ru, al xls.tsy
tare1's prices eoFBeF Jules an4 gsrs& ssr4eu -
poxaie City Hotel, one 6l0ck lorlA Of lsr Yzzlsst
House, one Block east Of t5f Ferry q s. .ssssG,
No. address, Posi- Oace box 90 Ufsrr. gfzzS4-
~ ahed, and liberal supply VI elrrul4s> 4E.4zsl
common posters and Windsor czE1s a. @. ~
dress, only Of the TobbIng Rouse AIS igr Il sys-
elAl esnegt Of that particular house
gL0AG's MEDICINES
Are soiA b. ALL HlsgiesaIe Druggist, : s. leach
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