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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-11-07
Municipal Officers of City of Prescott


MAYOR. G. 4. DILL.
Treasurer, G.. III. NICHOLS.
Assessor. A. A. MEAoHAM.
City Clerk. 4 MILLER
School Surerint't ". I. HATcH.
ALDERMEN.
(J.w. BEARrsIrr.
lu Ward, y. s. DrxAAs.
II. /. Jar.
/" Ward. +; +. ! { si S::s..
County oGceTs.
County Judge. W. HowE.
sheriff. CoLFMAx FUSrr.
District Attorney. A. H. YoUyG.
Register of Deeds. &. y. IIAYERDAHL.
Treasurer. 4. ETBSs'N.
Clerk Of the Court. c. y. HAYEEDAUL.
Glk Beard Supervisors. o. STEAHL.
Surveyor, J 4. SHoET.
Coroner. n $ SxfTH
On. 5. DUNBAR,
Supervisors, G. B. Cox.
u. FlLLsE.
State Officers
Governor. EBwAED SALoMoS.
Lieut. Governor, (Nacancv.)
Secretary of State, JAMES 4. LEWIS.
Treasurer. SAM'L ID. HAsTISGs.
Attorney General. JAMES III. HOWE.
Bank Controller. VIM. Ii. RAMSEY.
State Prison Com. ALEX. =. FoDGEs.
Sup't of Pub. Instruc'n, ]. l.. PTCKAGD.
Adi,.:ant General, AVeUsTUs GAYLoGB.
Chief Justice SUP. CT, L. s. DIXON
-. tt: BYRON PAINE,
O. COLE.
Federal Officers.
President. ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Vice President, HANNIBAL HAMLIN.
Secretary of State. VIZ. III. SEWARD.
Secretary of Treasury, SALMON p. CHASE.
Secretary Of War, EDwIx NJ. STANTON.
Secretary of Navy. GIDEON WELLs.
Postmaster General. MONTGOMERY BLAIR
Secretary of Interior. CALEB j. SMITH.
Attorney General. EDWARD BATES.
Chief Justice Sup. CT, r. b. TANEY.
Moan III. SwAYNE
JAMES III. WAYNE.
JONI CATRox.
SAMUEL NELSON.
J ROBERT G.. GRIER
NATHAN CLFFoRH.
Vacancy
l(Vacancy)
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-11-07

MAYOR. @. 4. DILL.
Treasurer, G.. III. NICHOLS.
Assessor. A. A. NEAoHAM.
CITY Clerk. MILLER.
School Surerint't W. I. HATCH.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-11-07

SALE OF SEPTEMBER 4TH 1860.
A G Morton und hf lot 3 9 81 IL 243
Unknown Sc or ofsw or SO 90 Is 1888
do N hf lot blk
in Fovler's
add'n TO city
of Prescott, 5.2S
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-08-10
The Death Of Each Days Lift

In some pretty observations on slfping,
under the above caption, by a c~ontemtrary,
we find the following acceptable paragraph,
presenting the subject in its poetic as ct:
Might is the death of day, the sep of
planet Earth and how very near thosaright
words do come; through forest lea@ we
see the c1inging stars, Venus at andAr, is
Just beyond our hail, and Mars make sErals
from his deck of red.
1T is q solemn thing to sleep, W1ether
beneath the watching stars Of athighpoon.
Whittier shall we pass, in that nBeless
journey, and when shall We return From
world to world is but a breath ofslea4 they
say then give us pleasant dreams
"Strangdst Of all journeys is that going
to Sleep The ftful pulse grows softE the
hand forgets its cunning; the da ghters
Of music are brought low { they thH look,
out at the windows are darkened ;care's
raveled Sleeve is knitted up it is ahost a
dying. 9
"Happy is he for whom no 'Glama hath .
murderd sleep;' whose eyelids' %noiseles close,
is like the drops of leaflets laden dow with
dew ;.whose slumber, deep as that which
fell on Eden's garden, aud whose dreaAs, as
fair as Eve, that first born daughter d NOR
tai sleep.
"Ah that how long shall we slep, has
been the question on all times and angues
since the morning stars were, singingl
elf q man die shall he live again And
once. a year have the Daisies answded it,
and Springs little infant gives its little fra
grant testimonials; and every day, las the
morning testified, and yet the world j muir
muring still, If a man die shall he live igain?'
elbow long shall he sleep 2 asks BE who
has Graded a living thought upon hisbreast,
the child of his brain and his heart as he
sends it forth orphaned in the halls of Time,
turns his face to the wall and dies.
How long shall we sleep? p sihs the
poet, as ne lays down the harp of life feels
the Daisies growing over him, and goes
away where they sing the new song forev-
CT.
mot long, true Thinker not LONG, sweet
Singer for the thought shall rise like a gi-
ant and break the bands Of sleep, and thou
in it for the song shall fly like a bird, from
spring to spring again, and the music and
the welcome shall be thine!
And when life's rain is over ard gone,
and the brow of cloud IS bound witty sibbon
that Hope did weave in the loom God,
and the tears on the world are turned &c
pearls in the sunset, what words more beau
tiful than these can We write upon tie new
grave: He giveth His beloved Sleep
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-08-10

The FLORIDA AND HER NOBLE. COMMANDER,
CAPTAIN MAFFlTT-We have been favored
(says the Fayetteville Observer with the
sight of a letter from Capt. j. N. Mafitt, of
the Confederate Steamer Florida, to his chill
dren in this place. 1t is dated" Pernambuco.
Brazil, May 18th, 1862" The letter is q
model OF beauty in expression of election
for his children; but we have. no right to
copy that part. The following extracts are
of general interest:
L am very well, and very, 0ery busy,
Last night [ saw a gentleman who, ten days
ago, Gincd on boagd the Alabama with Eq-
gene he was then very WE'LL, and in high
! spirits, having Just received letters from you
all, at home, by an English Barque.
Il feel happy to tell you that the Florida
the 1lth she has destroyed 49, o ,0O0 OF
Yankee commerce, and eluded thirteen Fed
cral men Of war sent to destroy her and the
Alabama.
The Florida and Alabama destroyed ten
of the enemy's largest vessels April 22d,
within sixtNmiles of each other, bue up to
May Is have not met. Regards to Mr.. Hale,
and ask him please to mention, Gas it may
quiet much anxicty,) that up to this date
I'LL are we'll on beth vessels.
Il cannot write what my plans are-thc
duty is very terrible upon,one's mental and
physical ability !; but I am doing al! in my
power for the benefit of the Confederacy.
Dare not write more. | embrace you all my
dear children. May God bless you, and ere
long unite US in peace and prosperity"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-08-10

We ardently long for peace, but a peace
dictated by L%incoln;a peace based upon re-
construction, we.do not want. The man who
talks about reconstruction, now, We hold to
be an enemy, or q fool. Our enemies have
gained a few tri1ing advantages. and are ma
king the most of them. 1t is . long time
since they had the advantage, and We can
not blsne them, especially, since, when they
counted up the cost, they come to the con
clusion that their advantages were too dearly
bought WGdesboro' Argus.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-08-10
FOR. THE SPIRIT OF THE AGE

FOHATh6 II Of ID A%Hs
Dear Jennie a1tnature'S so lovely tonight,
The earth is apparelled in raiments of light
And the heavens are beaming and blue;
The breezes are sporting among the green bowers,
The moonlight's coquetting the d~ewdrOps and flow rs;
The nightingalc's music is floating in showers
Sure evcrything's happy and new.
While all is so charming Icannot refrain,
From telling you, Jennie, albeit in vain,
That I've q strange happiness.too:
Enchanted, cnraptured, L frankly confess,
That feelings this moment my bosom possess,
Too deep and too fervent for tongue to express,
And every dear feelings for you.
Now if you will only consent to be mine,
This music and moonlight and beauty shall Irvine,
Our hearts in a union of love;
United, devoted, together Wen roam
Share trials and triumphs-whatever may come
Till the Father OF Mercy shall summon Us home
To a GLORIOUS union above.
Said Jennie, in tones that were richer by far
Than ever sweet Philo1nel sang to a star,
TIE woo it from shining to rest:
Dear Edwin, if what you have told me is true,
I know I'm as happy. as nature or you;
If you want me, just take me, it's less than your dine;
You've blessed me and you shall be blessed.
Thus ~plig2tcd, they cherished each other through lie
With never so much as the shadow of strife;
Us it seldom such fortune is given y
Together they suffered Enmanue's will
Together they sleep on the howery hill
While their spirits swcet-blending, in ecstacy Thrill
Mid the wonderfu e!ories OF Heaven.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-08-10
The PEOPLES FACTORY.

0TE ARE NOW IN OPERATION FOR THE
w Benefit of the people. We are now manu-
featuring the flying Shuttle and Old Fashioned Looms,
Spinning Wheels, Bed Steads, DC. Our foundry is
also i'm operation, and Castings of all kinds will be
furnished as far a. possi0le. The farming interest Of
the country viii receive our especial attention. We
will pay the highest prices for old castings, which you
must bring to Us if yOu desire the supply of new cast
ings to be Kept up. We shall soon be prepared to
furnish plows otvarioas kinds, ny Wholesale and re-
tail. Soldiers wives wiltbe furnished with neceesa-
~ articles ut reduced prices.
SIMPSON d HOOKER
4S-tf Hillsboro'. N.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-08-10
FOX THE sp1RIr OF THE AGE.

he last cords of B. G. WALKER, who died
near Jackson, Miss, on has s0dy to his
home in OGs,OeH County, AZ G.
The sun is sinking low, Hattie,
And crimson is the west;
The evening chill is on me,
Oh! take me to your breast.
Ny eyes are growing dim, Hattie,
Ny hands are cold and white;
'Tis very dark around me-, love,
1t cannot yet be night.
Oh! tho oaky groves are white, Hattie,
And the air is full of sweets
The glorious sunshine ali around,
! Ny fading vision greets.
But I an getting worse, Hattie,
The air is strange to me;
The flowers are not like those bright ones
Which bloom in Tennessee.
On take me to our home, Hattie,
Ipl care not for the cars that roar;
Til care not for the jar of trains,
Oh take me to my home once more.
Iii lay I46 down once more, Hattie,
Upon my little bed at homo;
And watch upon the painted walls
The shadows so and Gene
This land is fair, Iknow, Hattie,
The skies are blue apd clear:
And flowers bloom and buildings sing,
Through all tho Summers year.
But sad those songs to nae, Hattie,
And far OF seem the skies q
They carry not the OLD love looks,
That met my Childhood eyes.
You will not let me die, Hattie,
Here in this stranger land;
Far from the friends We love so well,
The cherished household band.
Must mother ne'er again, Hattie,
Bond my soft pillow Ger?
Must / behold my mothers smiles
Upon her child no more?
Ny loving sisters, too, Hattie,
On! how [ long to feel
Their gentle Kisses on my check,
Where Death hath set his seal.
1t would cool NY feveri6h lips, Hattie,
1t would soothe this rending pain,
Could { but breath my native air,
The air OF home again.
Your tears are falling fast, Hattie,
Why does my darling weep
This WEAKNESS will be relieved,
BY one nights quiet sleep.
Why do you press me close, Hattie,
And kiss my burning brow!
Why do you grieve IN anguish, love,
Oh! am | dying now!
You make me no reply, Hattie,
| read it in your eye
Oh It's q dreadful. dreadful thing,
Away from homo TO die.
Oh hold me very close, Hattie,
And let me feel your breath :;
Oh /! speak to me again, dear love,
And tell me is this death?
I am goinS very, very last, Hattie,
My pulse is hushed and still;
You will miss me very, very soon,
[ know, sweet ono, you will. 2
I am .cqLG-oh! cpl6 as ice, Hattie,
! Here in your arms | die
Deaths hand is on my heart, Hattie,
Good bye-G last good bye. IL
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-08-10

EMPTINESS OF MIND.-Some men act wisely
to counterfeit resefYedness, to keep their
chests locked, not for fear any one shoald
steal the treasure, but lest some one should
look in and see that there is nothing within
them.'
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-08-10

DR. d "A Wilcox, Capt W R Williams, II Tick,
Halifax. W J Walker, Martin. Lieut. 7 ] hit
aker, Rev g A T Whitaker, Halifax. MEWn-
liams, Wake.
Concluded nert Seeb.)
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-08-10
TuShNE AsYTuM.

TIME OAR or DIRECTORS OF THIS INSTI-
tuition wish to fill the Office of NATION, new
vacant. None other than need
apply. For Information respecting the duties, SC, of
the Office, apply to the Undersigned.
e. G. FISHER
Physician and Superintendent.
Raleigh. August l, 1868. 5O-2m
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The Magnolia Weekly Home Journal

me Proprictors have enlarged and Improved their
Home journal. IL comprises eisht pages. containino
- columns, in new type, devoted 70 lie encourage
ment and dissemination Of Southern Literature. en-
DracHlS toAAkOE, Bf0GRAPEY, POETRY aud Music.
A special department. allotted - GENERAL NEWS
The services Of the leading established writers Of the
South have been secured. NJ effort or extscnse
spared to give brii l.8ncy and interest u tic paper.
Published weckly+Jfen Dollar : = ar. Address
Pb5rT.IEroRS OF THE MAaSO1A,
Richmond. Va.
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TIE PILES cam BE CURED.

n Az NOW DRIVEN TO TIE NECESSITY OF
I'd vancing on my Vegetable Pile Ointment, not
nseAAs It is better now than IT ever was, but because
Duslnbes to make it tor the benefit of the afflicted. and
~ sending$ So 60, and 30 cents to pay tie postage. Will
send a box any where III the Southeru Confectionery.
address NEAL BROWN. Raleigh. n. G.
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XCHAEG HOTEL.
YOUNVs SMUT MAOaIhE.

a FEW ON HAND n FOR SALE. THOSE
a needing had best Greer soon, as material for
making IS out and no more to be had. Address
4S-5tpd. ALEX DICKSON, Hillsboro', NC.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-08-10

ENVELOFES-W holesalc and retail,
81 at PoMERoY'S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-30


On the 18th. after q long and painful illness,
HARRY ELFRED, only SON of William A. and
Sale Fuss, aged year and Is days.
Deep shrouded is our household,
Grief bends each member down;
Our darling g left the parent fold,
TO slumber in the ground.
Yet We have Joyous hope
Beyond this world of fear
Wen meet again cur Harry,
And shed . parting tear.
Wash. and Bait apers please COPY
On the 18th inst, JOHN TREADWAY of din
liberia. in the SSth year of his age.
Ine friends OF the family are respectfully invited
to after his funeral this afternoon. at O'Clock,
from his late residence, on street between 18th
tBalt. papers please copy.l
On the aeth instant, JOHN r. QUEEN, in the
The friends OF the family are invited to attend
his funeral, from his late residence, No. GOA
9Th street east between and K, ass clock p. m
Saturday, 3lst.
On the 9th instant at the residence OF his grand.
faiher, Il. Litchfed. of diptheria, HIRAM Ell.
MOND, aged years, months, and % days, son of
w H. and H. n Teachum.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-30
HAIR DYEi HAZE DYRu

Bachelors celebrated hair Dye is shs be.t in IL
soovld. The only harmless, s,xs and ,eliabls Dy<
suo' This splendid lair Dye is psrfect-chans 81
n tuety or Grey HAIR instantly to q Gloss,
6faes or Na'sra' Bro,rn. without inJurne the hair
OF s.ainips the skin, leaving the hair soft and
oeantiful inrarts fresh vitality frequently re-
storing It's pristine color, and rectes the ill effects
OF baa ! yes The Genuine Is signed WILLIAM A
BACHELOR, all others are mere limitations, and
should be avoided Sold BY oil drus gists. &c. Fac.
eory-si Barclay street. New York. Bstcheior'a
new Toilet Cream for dressing tn. hair. jy7-eoly
TAKE no more xapleasant and xasafs Msdieixss ]
Tor un pleasant and dangerous diseases, use
HELMBoLDs ExTRAcr BUoHU,,
Which has received the endorsement Of the most
Prominent Physicians in tie U. 5.
LIB now offered to afflicted anity % certain
cure tor The following disc and sym ptoHs Origi
mating from diseases and abuse OF the Urinary or
Sexual Organs.
General Debility,
Mental and Physical Depression,
Determin alton Of Blood to the Head,
Confused Ideas,
Hysteria,
Restlessness and seeplessness at Night,
Absence of Muscular I6iciency,
Loss of Appetite,
Emaciation,
DISCRIMINATION or PARALYSIS
of the Organs of Generation
Palpitstion of the Heart
And, In fact, al the concomitants of Nervous
and Debilitated state of the system
10 insure the genuine, CIT this ont.
Cures Guaranteed.
Gee advertisement in another column. fa4tr
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AUCTION SALES.

BY Q. r. L. CROWN d CD, Auctionsers.
~ We =, i; ;sa ::Il; 70, Mokssx MokSi Ne Il
sso sss sog.s the Canal 81 Of the above named
Our regular sales Of Hersss and Vehicles every
thronaSo,r,t thhursday, and Saturday mornings
IT. CIR L CROWN CO.. Auets.
ByJ: 9: MoeUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers.
Vtk1 VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS NEW
.ogsrE AsD Firm srsszss.1oa WlD sflM
RIsm,sss ss shan .s a. pasi, sns:o1 on s sss
Fourth and Fifth Stress se Ss.s lort
Hail OF ds u and g. each fronting on north NJ,
SseE Ia : vide sIisy 'h streets west, And running
Psr. Of Los No :. in squ..s SIC, fronting on north
sss at &c. s "a
ByJ.C Meg UIRg 4 CO. Auot,onsers.
yAananL5 TEsp.5
sell the eastern part # Lot 49, in subdivision Of
NJ street. between Fourth ana Fifth street. vs,t,
and running back to /. 50 feet public alley, and
containing 6,lSi square feet.
The eastern par. Of Lot % in same Square. front
Fourth and Fifth Streets vest 1a.n 0e'"esA
These Lots are beautifully located on high aud
De&utlIul RTOQnO OveflOOh1ng TINS city, ana
very desirable for building SITES
ALSO,
R.,t Lot No in ssuss No ;
FIFTH streets west. ana running back 200 feet to
Warrington street
Title une1 ceptionable
Terms: One half cash: the residue in twelve
months, with interest," secured by deed Of trust on
the premises.
Cost of conveyancpg to be paid by purchasers
ocs0 j. @. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auct'rs
CAVALRY BUREAU,
~ OFFICE or CHIEf QUARrERAAsrRR,
WAsHIEeToN, d. O.. October ~, 1883
On the First and Third WEDNESDAYS 4th and
18th OF November. will be sold, At Public Auction
at the Cavalry Depot, at Giesboro Point, near thus
city, large lot Of
CAVALRY HORSES,
condemned as unit for public service.
eales to commence 1T 10 O'Clock O. m.
Terms cash, in Government funds.
@. G. sAWTELLA,
Lieutenant and Chief Quartermastsr,
ccS9-td Cavalry Bureau.
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bP4xAAfoAl10A oAH BIZ OUllD.-Dr. Rsndr
SPECIFIC cures SprNsdsoryAad. Seminal Weak1lss
Lsp9:sHey Loss Of PosOr, etc.. spssdily asd sfsctxal
y. Its effects are truly magical. trial Of the
Specific viii convince tie most skeptical of its
merits; Price d . box. Sold BY 8. b. Pord, cor
ner Hth stIest and Pa. avenue, Washington, and
Henry Cook Alexandria. ia6-lY
D1s1AsHs OF TIE NERvous, SEMINAL, UaINAlY
AID SEXUAL sTsrEMs.-New and reliable treat
n sealed lsttss ePyssga. f-e ..
Philadelshia, Pa An 20 an,
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MARRIED.

On the evening Of the % hof October 1863 at the
parsonage of the East Washington Methodist Pro
tesfant ChnIch. corner 5th street and Va avenue
BY Rev. William w. Reese. Mr. JOHN WHITE to
Miss EMILY MCFARLAND, both of this city.
On the evening of the 29th instant by Rev ]. N.
Coombs, First sergt FRANCI SMALLY Co. A.,
l7sth n Y. y, and Miss SARAH !. MANN, Of
WashinRton City.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-30

SECOND WARD STATION CAsEs.-George
Horton, drunk; Sis. VIM. Grooves disorder
Iy; SIS. M. L. Ford, pedling without license;
dismissed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-30

DEsERTEEs.-One hundred deserters were
sent from Forrest Hall yesterday-sixty OF
them TO the Sd Army corps, thirty to Cincin-
natl, and ten to Fortress Monroe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-30

ARTILLERY PRACTICE.-The firing OF can
non so distinctly heard this morning in the city
was occasioned by the artillerists at Camp
Barry practicing, Tuesdays and Fridays being
their regular practicing days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-30

5 TIE srocK Of Jewelry and Plated Ware now OF
Ell bibition at 4" The Dollar Store" (43S Penn ave
near 41a st. more complete than ever. embracing
everything that is new and seasonable in theil
line oc& Tvs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-30

CoRNs, Eunions, Bad Nails, Enlarged Joints, and
Dr. White, Surgeon Chiropodist, No. a24 Penn
sylvsnia avenue, between ~ and 9Th streets
Washington, d. G. No charge for consultation
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pIANQS, PIANOS,
PIANOS, PIANOS,
PIANOS, PIANOS.

beg your attention to my large stock Of Gupsrio
P PA. FORTS, consisting Of everyA=a
Oldest and best manufactures Of the ~ WE
country, At prices and terms that defy conn petition
We are the sole agents for the Pianos we sell and
being the oldest, longest and best established aud
most favorably Anown Music Store in this city ia
of itself the best that We do business non
the true principles, and refer with pride to
the hundI eds OF persons who have bought Pianos
from u.s.
We take old Pianos in part pay for new
We sell old Pianos upon easy terms ct barg AIMS
GUITARS. VIOLINS. BANyOS, DRU Ms, MUSIC
and every article in the Music Business.
JOHN r. ELLIS,
No. 800 Pennsylvana avenue,
oc2s st between 9th anf 10th sts.
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STAMPRDR.-Eight negroes escaped from the
Jail in Marlboro, Md, on Sunday night. One
of them feigned sickness, and while the guard
went for the doctor, the negroes made tracks
for parts unknown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-30

NOTICE.
ing deserted from the q. 8. Steamer Eutaw.n on
the 18th instant, reward of thirty dollars $500
Is hereby offered for his apprehension and delivery
to the Commsndant Of any of the Naval Stations:
By order of the Honorable the Secretary OF the
Navy. AND'W A. HARDWOOD. Com'd,
&C 26 Navy Yard, Washington.
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ID j Sl
SOLDIERS AND SEAMEN,
II you would obtain immediate rehet H0l.
distressins complaint, NJ
mn wITYIILD5

DIX. WIIH1AN
we HrABL1 PILLS.
This il lons tried and Thoroughly tested rene
dy, snd has never ret JAILED 70 sare. Do not sat
for when there il . rsmsdI watAin .eaoa.
WaaAin ston. And BIZ 81: COOK. Alsxandxias VI.
eent TO any address by mail. Price % cents ~
box. For sale By oil Druggists. s.. "a
=. YOUNG, Rrovristefs
avA nm No, ISL Broadway, n. Z.
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MINIS DRESS SUITS.
Youths Dress Safss.
ChildTsaS' Dress Suits
MEMS Business Suits.
YOUTHS Business Suits.

NOAH WALXKR& Co, 36s Penn avenue, Metro
politan Hotel Building, would respectfully an
nounce that their annual display of Fall and Win
ter Clothing is now ready for inspection II is
comprised of assortment of Gentlemen's and
Youths Clothing of the newest and richest designs
in material, trimming and workship.
To those who study excellence with economy in
fashionable articles of dress, an opportunity is
stock of ready made clothing in this city at very
reduced prices. oc9-4m
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