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GENERAL BRAGG.

The President has moi relieved Gen.
Bragg OF the command of The army
near Chattanooga as many supposed he
would do. The Richmond Sentinel
says: In the midst of the criticisms
and outcries. some for and some against
him, the president went to the spot
lie L.eard and he saw and deliberate
iy weighing the sabiect in his mind he
came to the conclusion that the public
interests would not be- promoted by
any substitution of Gen. Bragg which it
was in his powerto make. He was not
embarrassed in reaching his decision by
importantly OF even any manifestation
OF feeling on the part of Gen. Bragg. -
On the contrary. al the !. ccounts concar
in representing that officer as having ac-
ted in the most ,lisinterested and patriotic
spirit as having implcred the Presi.
dent to make any change which he might
suppose likely TO advance the public in
terests, assuring him that so far as his
own persona feelings and wishes were
concerned, it would be pleasing relief
10 be d;vested Of his great responsible
ties.
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A UGUsTA COUNTY COURT CLERK,s

4 UGUSTA COUNTY COURT CLERKS
IA OFFICE to wit
Taken up, by Dan'i G. Rife, his land near Rrew's
Mill in Augusta County, the 18th day of October,
1868, of the following description to wit:
Cow supposed to be is years old, marked with
swallow fork in right ear, white in tace on legs and
tail, black sides, and appraised at $4,000 by Henry
Brew, Nathaniel Kerr and Joseph Kerr.
Extract Testel
Nov lo--sts WM A. BURNETT n. C.
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TN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES:

TN CuANCERY..VIRGIN
At Rules held in the Clerks Office. of the Circuit
Court of Bath County, Monday, the I'd dag ct M
yember, 1868
samuel Goode, and Mary P. his wife Hate Mary P,
Gatew ood1 Plaintiffs
AGAINST 4
Wmiam Skeen, administrator OF Samuel Y Gate 1
" 3D. decd, Eugenia S. Gatewood [wdoal William
1alisferro Jr, and Susan j., his wife ate Cats wood
aud Vim, Gatewood, Defendants,
The OBJECT o. this suit is to make partition and nj
Vision Of the rea and personal estate ct the said Sam
uei CIT wood, decd
l. appearing by satisfactory evidence that the De-
PENDANTS, VIM Tai aier no, Jr aud Susan j. bis wife,
are not inhabitants of this Commonwealth. It is
deFad that they DO appear here within one month af
te, due publication of this order and do what nee
-~~v TO protect their interest.
esa mosta
Copy
Nov l0-4ts G r MCDANNAID rlank
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HORSE STOLEN-sIOO REWARD.--On
IL Friday night the Esd of October. there was sto-
len from the pasture-ied of the subscriber, at Nc
Ga es seile, Rockingham county, fine looking SOR-
REL MARE, 8 years old last Spring. and about l6
hands high She as In good order, and when stolen
had no shoes on, having been sbod She is
quite gen tie and works well for colt of her age.
reward of 800 will be given for her recovery.
Nov g. JOSEPH MAUZY.
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no YHg FaauE.ts az AUGUsyA

zE>p The EaRuE4iS az AUGUSTA
K COUNTY The undersigned, Committee APP
tInted 10 aisb lrse tilnds the Corporation Tor
The reie, o, the fain..es OF Volunteers nov in the
field arr prepared pachase WI az. houz, corn, rye.
and wu,d. They sell L. the above families al ABOUT
halt price, and they earnestly request those Jar
lners who have the above article for saie to give
them cali before dlsposlng Of EN- else where.
j. w. CRAWFORD.
W. KAfSSR.
j. G. WHEAT.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY BRUCE q PECK. Auetioneers.

BY BRUCE u PECK, Auetioneers.
AT = will SELL on Friday, the 18th instant, at Our
w Auction Rooms: corner of Augusta and Bey-
erly streets, large stock of scarce and desirable
G. O O D s,
consisting in par of
CALiCOES,
MANUFACTURES TOBACCO,
large lot al Me- TN WARE, consist
ing of Coffee Pots
Plates.
Cups.
Wash-Basins.
Miik-otrainess,
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!. OTiCE TO PERSONS HcLDiNG sU3-

I m 4
~ Sl:TUJk x.APERS.-Tou are hereby no.
tilted pursuant 10 late order from the Conscript Du
reau return your substitute papers at once 10 shss
office. to be forwarded to Richmond there TO Re ek-
IL a+an.n0 nRrtleS engaged
amined .sfor tie purpose .. -s.v~., q :, s.>--
in signing fraudulent substitute papers,
a Areceibt ard protection pager will be given
for these papers urtii they are returned
s. BYERS. Capt
Enrolling officer for 18th Congl DIST.
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4 UGgslA COUNTY COURT CIERE,s

IA OFFICE. to Wit:
IaAen aP. o5 ihenas A. Turk on his lard. in Au.
gnsta. TWO cattle, of the following aescription.
The one steer. OF pale red color marked with an
unaerkeel IN botn ca branded the hip with the
let'ers "a r.. Supposed TO be two years old and
appraised At $50.
The other sseeF # origat red color, marked with
crop od each eayand st the left, has little white
on the END OF tai aud app aised $780, by Samuel w
Patterson and A. G. McCune
= NOV l0-3ts Extract-testel
VIM. A. BURNETT. D. G.
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I or OF LAND FOR SAL.e..--Tbe sue.
IL scrlber will sell at public auction at The aucson
room 81 Buce Peck on Friday The 20tb OF Novenl-
Der, lot OF land coatanag 10 or ~ acres lying on
the right OF the Spring Rad, joining sand dd
low aud the land of 2 u Moen decd in the sucui bs
OF Staunton. ADAMS I.O. ABAUGH.
Nov lo--2ts* Vim cony
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addition to my regular practice, will attend to
4 claims due deceased soldiers their representa-
JOHN b. WATTS,
Sternto1. Nov. B. Attorn at Law
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POSTPONEMEN L.

The sale OF the Real Estate advertised shove, has
beer postponed till soay the 18th day of No
vember. Il. W. SAEFFEY,
Oct 2}-5ts Executor.
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FOR TUE SPECTATOR.
OFFICERS or RAID GUARDS.

1t is desirable that the organization OF the Au-
gusta Raid Guards into a regiment shalt be COM
pjeted as soon as practicable. And, in orde to
facilitate its progress take this liberty of cal
ling upon all the commissioned officers OF the
companies, to assemble in Staupton, on Monday
the 25th inst, to elect field officers to adopt IF
deemed advisablel, a suitable insignia OF office.
Nov 5, 1863 s. b. FINLEY,
Commanding Company in 9th Mag. Dist.
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lkg Inc iiret snow of the season con-
ed falling il this place at I O'Clock
Yesserday, Nov. the 9th. For halt
- itsnowed very fast.
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DIED.

On the Sd of October at the Tesde.ce OF his father
in this county, GEORGE w. MARSHALL, In the 26th
year OF his age.
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WELL-T1MFpg Apv1Ic{RE .5i---The Augusta
Chronicle andSentinei SAYS:

w ELL IAIFDg rADvIGEs--Ihe Augusta
Chronicle and.Sentinei says:
In such times as our country is now
passing througfsslwhen the utmost eff
forts are necessary to tged and clcthe our
armies in the field it becomes eomnlu
miles and individuals to practice the most
rigid economy. / dividnals should live
upon less expensive food, W ar less cost
~ raimenr, and the corporations OF cit
ties and towns should abolish the super
fuous avocations that grow anu flourish
during the s.canker Of long peace. !"
This is our only safety. Individuals must
rot be sl7w to make sacrifices suited to
the times. Families, although reared
in the lap of luxury, must curb their de-
sires. Ladies must eschew fashions, and
gentleman their expensive habits. We
must all eoonomize, If we would win our
freedom. ssss s+aa as.
Let us practice self denial at home
that they may have the more to give
to our gallant. defenders. Even now
there is much suffering among them.
More warm clothing, socks and blank
cts are needed Let our people contin-
re to give cheerfully as they have in
| times past.
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- UGAR FOR BCTTER.-The advertiser
- WISHES to get good Butter for his use in ex-
change for prime arucle nj Sugar, pound for pound
TIE butter should be In lots Of less than SO lbs
Apply imme diately at Hoges Store next TO the Post
Office. ~ Nov l0-1t*
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


I IST OF LETTERS REMAINING AT
IL The POst-Ofice, In Siauntcn, October
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Persons enquirng fol letters in the above list will
please saw they are advertised otherwise they may
not receive thea L. L5STEYt NSON, P. III.
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Measures, DC.
.HOOSLooID AND <rrCHEN FURNITURE
c'ns3s lDs OF lair, Stuck. ard Cotton Mattresses
C:oh-Ag steves, Parior and Dining Room Stoves,
Walnut Bed Steads, Bureaus. Washstands, Cane
Chairs, Ward Rob., kilchen SAFE, Straw Mattirg
Ras C4'pet Tin-ware, Stone ware Buckets Tubs &c
--ALSO--
One HILL SIDE Pillow, lot of Piow Castings.--
Large .ot of new and desirable BOOKS. and msny
other articles too Jealous TO men tion SAFE to
ence al lO clock. BRUCE i PECK
Nov lU-lt Aucte neers.
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I.o q II /!

PAIk OF GOLD SPEcTACLEs, on saturday,
the sIst nit supuosed TO have been dropped some
where beweeo he Store of Geo. E. Price, and The res
idence of Dr. St-Ibling. Any one finding Them will
please cave them at the SPECTATOk ofFlCE
.Noyemb Der 3d--It.
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6OVE RNMENT SALE On Friday, the 10Th
NJ Of Navember, will sell al auction, in Staun-
ton. FORTY GOVERNMENT HORSES, for cash.
The sale will begin at lO O'clock.
Nov I0-tds H. Nj. BELL, Maj Q. NJ.
Yiud,cator copy
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. UGosaIA COUNTY, COuIs.I CLt.KK'l.

4 UG1SxsA COUNTY 0UkSI CLs.KK'S
OFFICE, 10 wi,
Tree ray lie, taken up BY Thomas S.,una,e.
on hts emo county, near tai:ersViile,
To ic ing description:
LIST Iow OF eilor White color, white read, belly
and iegs wh lack ans hips no ear MARKS
or bra d, supposed To be Years old, appraised
a. S 80
"a COW Of red Color crumpled horns,
marks brand supposed 10 be six years old and APP
praised at Sl7a
sd 4 ,naes Of red coior, white back and belly,
crop ii ,oe ieit ear nc brand su posed To be hv.
Years Old and appraised 500, by Geo. T. Antrim,
John Brown aua john Hamilton.
il1xiIactz-iestet
Nov. 16-3ts NM. A BURNETT. u. G.
A UGUsFA COUNTY COURT CLGKR's
"A OFFICE, to VII:
Taken up, By Vim, Ii ,irooms, on his land in Fish
efsvile Two eo6s. OF tie owIlg ieS ripton 10 Wit
The one ccW OF black color, with write face
- ina belly MAJ ke,. with crop
and Avs some " nj o 49,, stssts --1 m
v' INC liSnee ear Aad two sits same, su9ut,oe.
De ter years Old and appraised At $50
ne other'a cow .ed color, with soma white IN
me bely and tail and Ill spot in the ace mark
ca wiai crop Oft aud go Sits In ri bit ear supnosed
- &c SIX years old snd appraised at $50 by John
namii'oa' James " hudson ana'Phiiip Schumacher.
EXtract-Teste 5577~s 1S
Nov l0--3ts VIM A EIfS;Nrnr n n
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MARRIED.
- -
On the night of the 5th inst. b. the Rev Mr. Hicks.
Mr. SIMEON h MILLER, of rnwell, S. c. AID
Miss MAGGIE A s. HAWPE, oaughyer OF Adam M
Hawpe, OF his county.
"Ma roses strew their future path,
And JOY light all the ay,
That eads them from the bridal hour
TO the close of lifes last day.
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ADJ'T & tNsP GENL's oFs'i.s.I

(Signed,) =. COOPER,
Nog 10 Aois AID lnsp'r Gen /
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Asritalturalt,,
Cooked and Unoooked Food.

Cooked and UnooOked Food. r,
nailiA. .corrsspead If The 4 American Stock
nj Register gives so,ae experience upon this
.bhead s-a.b ,ytHpea t7f.aEFI la sal ,iIud
haS'As 4he4ela.ive value 76f cooked and
-Spneo6kea i0od for hogs, I fciiestft'fs cau-
o7ceded by an Who have tried the expert
!ieiiieht, 2ttSt fcb0Rcd feed gives the greater
return and is the most profitable. rhe
Hon. Mr.: Ellsworth, who has shad cxten-
siSe practice on his large farm, ia feeding
hogs, Says, "My hogs make as much fesh
on one pound Of corn, ground and boiled
- to mush, as two pounds Of raw, unground
corn though the firsf did not fattcu quite
so rapidly, as they could not consume So
much in twenty four hours. BY grinding
and cooking, ten hogs will each gain one
hundred pounds on the same food that
five would do with same aaloant in raw
state"
L have an account of a trial with fur
Berkshire pigs of the same litter weighed
and put into pens, aud fed as near al could
be on cooked and uncookcd corn aud pota-
toes, with sour milk : the result was, when
weighed at 80 days-those fed on cooked
food had gained ninety-three pounds, and
the two fed on uncnoked food gained only
fifty-nine pounds. In other experiments
it was found that one bushel of rye,
ground and cooked, was worth as much as
three bushel.of potatoes cooked, and fed
with sour milk.
Pigs should be kept growing from the
time they are dropped until they are rea.
dy for the butcher. Give me breed that
will mature early, and the Berkshircs are
ready for the knife from four weeks to ten
mouths old. | prefer to aointer my shoats
ander the BRINE. Why keep a hog until
he is sixteen, or eighteen mouths, old,
when he can be. made with the same
amount, Of food to butcher three hundred
pounds at ten, months? keep any pigs
growing fron the time they are dropped
untilrthey are pine Or ten, months old, aud
then they will butcher from tEp hundred
and twenty-five to three hundred lbs /, and
make much better pork and hams. -
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-09-11

CHLORIDE OF LIME AS AN INsEcrr.
TUDE.-Dingler's RolytechaiscAes Jowna
says :---In scattering chloride Of lime on
plank In stable, all kinds OF dies, bu,
more especially biting fies, were quickly
got rid Of Sprinkling beds Of vegetables
with even weak solution Of this salt ef-
fectually preserves them from caterpillars,
butterflies, mordclla, slugs. etc. 1t. has
the same effect when spripkled on the TO-
liage Of 1frdft trees. A paste Of done-part
,p0ydgEA Z poy, s5ae 81 IIYpetdha 9pss sAsl'
row band round the trunk Of the tree. pre-,
vents insects from creeping up it. It has
even Bee1 fioecsd thSt rsls,3nd IicS quit
places in which Certain quantity Of chlol
ride Of lime has been spread. This salt
ldhed aalid fiAe1 posd9fsd, can no sdsSbt
asus 4 plssdP pssPiss' y sss .
ss sana nfspssa aaUoH TNnsk |
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sURvnxISG, = q i I
AuctiOneer's Notice,

HsHE undersigned, thankful for past fa-
i vors, hereby informs his friends and
the public generally, that he has taken
out License as an AUCTIONEER, and
will attend promptly to the sale of =,
REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY
! All Communications addressed to him
at Hdvre-de- Grace, Harf ford county, Nd,
will receive immediate attention. 9 sod,
ieY44gaYgaoo JESSE IRWIN.
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.akSssts Of l:Hsst Upsns sMsak

up Professor Jahnsons A. in his Chcpisry
"a. of Common Mfe,P2 says that a yell-coStel
, piece Of meat should be sfull, of its own
. jpies, ,ort, natural gravy. u In roasting,
therefore, it should be exposed to quick
fire. that the eternal surface may be. made
to)ccntrsetst oncesD md Sthe albepsn to
coagulate, before The juice has had time
tosesoape FROM wirhih5 edThel same obser+
va,isnssppIgEto hsiiing;swhsasa pigseEDf
3 bseF drghukoa N plunged MO boiIjhe
5 water the odter part contracts the ialbu-
men which is rear the surface cQagplates,
and Jfe iintethar Juice is pre- veinted ,3eithef
ffrroni Escaping into the water by Which it
is surrounded, or from being diluted Or
= weakened blythe admissiou'6f water among
it. When o,ent up, therefore, the ysneat
yields much gravy, and is rich sip favor
Hence q beefSteak OF lnutton, chop is done
quickly ,and7iaye a quick fire, that the
natural juice may be retained: Oai1 the
other hand, ,5iG tlra nroat.s be, done over a
slow. FIRE, its pores remain epen, thes Juice
continues to, flow. from, within, al. it has
dried from the surface, and the flesh, pines,
and becomes dry, hard and upsayory. 4, OR,
ifit be put in cold and tepid water. which
is afterwards brought to boil, much Of
the albumen is extracted before il coagu.
lates, the natural juices for the most part
flow out, and the meat served is in a near
ly tasteless state. Hence to prepare good
boiled meat itlshould atonce be put iuto
water already brought to boil. But to
make beef tea, mutton broth, aud other
meat soups, the flesh should be put into
cold water, and this afterward very slowly
warmed, and finally boiled. The advan-
tage derived from simmering term not
unflequent in cookery b,,pks-depends
very much upon the effects Of slow boil
ing, as above explained. Scientific Amer
acaa
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-09-11
COUNTRY DIRECTORY.

We give below a List pf all the Public Officers
IN this County, with their post Offices, for the
convenience Of those having business with or de-
siring to communicate with said oflicers:N
aQEQRpvtT ooyRTHG Post office
Wf$GS YH3 sGSa bsssfdif ssdf 'issT'Ss u 49,
Willhnlil DalIi1, staia Alibbrasyy ] u D'
Charles d. Boudin, Sheriff. I"
Robert R. Bouldin, Deputy Sheriff. 81
WiniaHi H atGiHG, Esuditor5 81 y n 't
James Guyton, Crier Dublin.
Thomas .M. JiitDes, Bailiff, -" Bel Air.
William Foard,s ,'6'+ - g. t5. -. Fallston.
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Y sDR I. WILLIAM 1. MORSE,
DRHEEZsT. .e....,,, x z

Ldte Of BaltiM0re Cffy,)
HAVING dlocated himself near JARRETTS!
Id WILLIE, HARTFORD CO., where he intend
devOtiag portieni of his time TO his profession,
will be,happy to wait upon those requiring his
services in thestreatment of call diseases arising
from deeayed teeth and in the various branches
of Operative and Mechanical Dentistry. Entire
satisfaction igaarantied, or,no charge will be
gSena asodi has ag.s,;s .e5a, y de22ty.
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-09-11

rAia.v- 'I'foS THE RAPID CURE OF 1...
Goughs,, Colds Infaucnxa, Hzoarsencss.
Crsap, BrOBclaitis,k Hncipienf Con.
asgs spmPlson, and for the Relief
of COnsumpfivc Patients
ma advanced Stages
aEy n a rnOf she rDiscpse. :, ~ s,q..
TMstsA remedy seiiniyersaliy knopn TO surpass
any other for the Of throat and lung corlplnts
that 1t is useless here to publish the evidence of ts
virtues. Its unrfvailed excellence for coughs and
colds, AldEits truly wonderful cures of pulmonary
disease bave made 1t known throughout the civil
Ned nations hf the earth. Few are the communities,
or even Families, among them who have not some
personel experience OF its etfecss some living
GSphKi = their midst ef its victory oyer the subtle
As all the dreadful fatality of these disorders,
and as they know, TOO, the effects Of this remedy,
We need not do more than toassure thenf<a it has
now all the virtues that it did have when milking
the cnres which have won so strongly upon the
confdepee3 30f hankind, kI.I tras
Prepared by Or. J. @. AVER & Co., Lowell, Mass.
For sale bySlJAMES HEBRON, Bel
fAl.g. .RfT = Hytyv tr.f4r. am NJ ,lafl1QA
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From DR.. Theodore Bell, Of Ne,c York City.
' Not only are your Pills admirably adapted to their
purpose as an aperient, but find their beneficial
effects upon the Liver very marked indeed. They
have in my practice proved more eflectual for the
cure of bilious complaints than any one remedy
gan mention. sincerely rejoice that we have at
length purgatve which Is worthy the confidence of
the profession and the people
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-09-11
81 CHURCHVILLE HOTEL 1
10 ,iAssSar-1Ssi o.is % noilsnsi
,ll'E sSa pa

lTHE spBscRIBER having bsts irstSs taken this Well
known establishments long known as, HAN
MAS HoTFL,u, Is prepared to accommodate his
friends and the p1ijlic.t VIZ =
'o7 THE tlACGOafAiO DATION STAGE
!R9nning between: Chufchvilie ana Aberdeen
leaves the Hotel daily Except Sdanndays) at is
minutes before 10 O'clock, Al. !, returning,
leaves Aberdeen immediately on the arrival, Of
the train, /, 80 sast 1ass'l1f'i' ~
Nns0h the last Saturday of each month, at
O'Clock PM PUBLIC SALE will come off,
z. a. which " kiHds Of Stock, Carriages, Wagons,
/. fel2-y u; n PHILIP DBSWAN, Proprietor.
q EVERY DESCRIPTION or
Jo p p PR TNTIHTG
sSKecnted. at this office, Cheap for Cash.
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-09-11

3aORPHAES COURT
Hon. David Lee, Chief Judge, Jerusalem Mills.
Hon w nnWiles, Associate Judge, Darlington.
Hon. William Amos 4ts ,';s4fa Fawn Grove
Benedict III. Hanson, Register Of Wills Bel Air.
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tAuctipneer's Noiicei I

THE subscriber respectfulIyinforms the
i public that he has taken out License
as aaaAacaiJh hSe3 ;ad &ilEMienaa0ske sale
of REAAaANA RBHS0NM RROPERl
II y y y. ell parts Of, the, Copnty.2 He re-
,sspectfnly salicits share pt the public pa
'fAE'Qanags, A'Qan sns,i,u,,WlIMyr a. JORDAN, y,
y rphs2D htts2 8, .bn Hickory, Hariard Co,,Md,s
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-as lsEPERIAE aGaNaEABnE A Ab l6b u !
oapceslce abattaninke nsdqiiartdsaofsia "a
posadof fiouE then mix 8 ou&desDf treal
Gle #ith-a pint Of cream carefully, festit
shoula atpFe a@ gpq1 ii 81 ic barter d
. pound Of d0pb ble.re6ped SUGAR, half .ar|
ounce 9cf powa aered eih etr, aud anid .gDnJ gDn ounce
Of cAffaway seeds stiif the whole veil To-.
gether info'a paste, cut isI1t6 shapes, aud aud
stick cut canaied orange 81 lemon peel OH
the top. ,e s:sl'i'
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le'.r - & DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR -
..F,se L.,.f Washington, D. c., 9Th Feb, 1856. r
Sir. sIR;I have used your Pills in my general and
cannot hesitate to say they are the best cathartc
we employ: Their regulating action ON the liver is
QUICK and decided, consequently they are an id
Eilabl remedy for derangehehfsA OF that organ.
Indeed, have .efdom totfid case Of bilious Gis.
ease so obstinate that it did not readily Weld TO
them. Eraternally yours, ALONZO BALL, M D.,
Physician Of the Marine Hospital
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-09-11
PILLS.

Are you sicE, feeble, and
! of order. with your system
deranged, and your feelings
uncomfortable These symp-
toms are often the prelude
to serious Illness. Some fit
fjof sickness Is creeping upon
you, and should Be averted
by a timely use of the right
remedy. Take Ayers Pills,
and cleanse out fhe disor-
dered humors purify the
blood, and let the fluids
move on unobstructed in
health again. They stimu-
late the functions of the
u - EAL- ..G-.z..A = -Ar..ta-
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-09-11
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