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CIAvERACK COMMERCIAL COLLEGA

CIAVERACK COMMERCIAL COLLEGA
SCHOOL OF TRADE,
Beautifully located the Hudson. In connection with s
HUDSON RIVER INSTITUTE. At CLAvERACK
Columbia County. N. T.,
Designed to prepare tupg Men for The various bus.ss
pn.uits Of life. By imDarng them s0und and pssis.
instruction in
~ single and Douols-Ensry Bookksspins Business Pen,
manshp Commercial Calculations and Cossp pondeucs C,s
man and French Language Mercantile Law Political Yeous.
my. aud tho General Laws Of rrade and Commerce.
ESTABLISHED IN 1861
CONTROLLED BY BOARD OF THIRTEEN TRUs9EIe,
PROF. LOUIS BURNHAM,
yor eight yesfs Principal end Proprietor Of
"BURsHAns CoxKERcIAL CoLLses,"
one Of tho best Institutions of the kind 10 The country BE-,
ch.rss of the COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, assisted By sia
able Professor Lecturers and Teachers.
SCHOOLROOM and COUNTlNG-ROOM-rHEORY
and PRACTICE-srs happily combined at the CLAVERAcH
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE AND SCHOOL OF TRADE
Each .odsnt oce pies separate Office aud Desk and pro-
yd.d with 90 enod set Of Bound Books, and oil the vGu
forms OF Business Papers.
The Buae.. Coeg. Is conducted upon tho most carefully
revised AID Thoroughly uaured sys,sms--ths lnitiaHy
Counting Room beios in resli minators Business Con-
nunity.
STUDENTS complete the far Accounssnvs Course In ron
fourteen wssxs each are then eAamne1
b, Committee of Practical Business Men AMI II foas4
compe,sn, will receive beautiful Lthosrsphc Dipomas
AN ELEGANT SYSTEM OF PESMANSHiP 10 tsughs
which h not sxcsed ia Practicsbity Ia this county and
every writes good business hand win ease ss6
freedom
LECTURES ARE REGULARLY DELIVERED upon sAs
Ethics Of business, MsrcsInie Law, Political Economy
Me camille Customs, Commercial CoTrespondence, bsnaine
Exchange. an Finance.
Students receive certificates Of membershp to the fa Cs'
egse Curse time unlimited with the privilege OF review
log pe4GGe ee Of additional charge, except for eXn s'
uoDsry
A CERTIFICATE OF MEMBERSHIP gives tho s.ndsss
free secess to the ssses n Common Eugh Branches
while nac-,sarlY engaged with his course
Also fres adhsncs to casse1 in Gernsn and the French
language during eru un.e1 the Instruction OF hrcAs
native Teacher
Pail Term opens 18th Of September, 1862 and Students
shou opening They csn however comusnos
a, sny time receive individual instruction, and propsss
he ratio oftheir AT itie,
ONLY A COMMON. SCHOOL EDUCATION ia necessary
to prepare person to en.ex the College.
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fosl nr0 tonro.

A TRUNK LOSr-On Sunday morning Avg.
1etwerp q and q o'clock rem 'lo oaoa o. ii,h
ana 6Lav ,Aoass Ves,y. lAnes snd C@s@ps sts 1t @ a.S
awhile cover marked >. ~ " N 1; "n9ess s W., W."
return n or i, Information whore aud s eon1e Ats nsJ
90 found viii % literally rewarded by calling at No 81
Broadway, J. Z. DREWsTERi erat Ne 70 iheHpsel'''
IN. The stable. rE
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EAGLESWOOD MILITARY ACADEMY,

II PEgGa AMBOY. N. J.-The Fall Term vii com'
.sao@ ou " lDNESDAY. SeYt. , REFERENCES: Is Aee
lsyE-Ih- Rev.. Stephen II. Tying ID. u, Js. =. ihom1
.ou q. u hiugin DIX q. D., Ms,,rs Chs' Kios. ILL., D.
VIM q. Brssu Ovid d. Field PaIke Goodwin VI son SIot
m lnaaeJh-Poie..or Copgee Pennsylvania University
P., T. Cn... e.l l., O.. >ihs Rev. Jslnss r. CsSs,
Rev H. a. s,-s-tcD. Ia Pr c.csses-fhe H. Rev bsh'S
C.fA, the Rev ta~. Hal. ID. d.. the Hon. j. IL beft
,.t Ii DasatAgtHs- rns Rcv. WIN. IL. Channinz n ..
: Afm,-Ma.o.-Our. ID b. D.luey Msjoroeu :. 4 Heint
z,.,.an Col Nu.. Bi.ney. Wet Poi.t-W. T. Baewia
e.a Aendrk - L-Msols l.. Ward. esq For CiEeglsIt
wlth lil ecsils spply 10 MASON BROS. No Mercer,l
OF TO MaACUS SPRING Prgth Amhcy n J.. who wlll sS
see applicants ps.snaly. on MONDAYS aud FRIDAIS
.f,.f u m., 70 No. = Fsrap'are.
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De.iisirn.
A GREAT DISCOVERY.

A GkEAr DISCOVERY.
"A TEETH POSITIVELY EXTRACTED WITHOUT
PAIN bYIHE UsE OF NITROUS OXIDE.
IL Il superior to - ogoiofn ether aud perfectly harm
en ".tn properly ed04lDsteied II caus~s gust seep
ng Whcn extract teeth wioOu. the knowledge OF the
t'ue 'eeb hsd md ofthcis tet ~ deserted a. my usual
phes W. hOfTi Dentist. No 307 Bosd~ey. Z0.n ~
ho. ohlFFiN. 2J5 Grand-st, n. T., OPP
''e ,'oih q aJlof and zsl Fcllon-st, BTooky1
hseri-sg a OF partial ss sfthsif Iavr,veJ fs-h
van OF without extracting the roots; f4n gold
t.uHs; III 90 SlyeI OF iue9s; tSi psrd. ses SodI yer
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','HE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOR

l. GOuT AND RHEUMAIish.
sufferers fol Tie suov. c0upsufs tiAef OF recent o.
long ,t.ndug q advisrd TO uso BLAIR, GOUt AND
RHEUMATIC PILLS. They be fen-i upor q, us most
.. and rrcu. remedy offered 90 t, pubc sni have
been l1ivrsy used n Europe ioF many yess with ins
.feHirst success. - -. - .
!,.p.. sd b. PROUT Z HAgS AIT. 40 go s.und Lon
don h S.ani. sPd ,ol by their Agents. WELLS Co..
If-nAtn-sD. New.ferk
Her Mai.sty. missioner. ngys authorized the
snd .idro.. o THOMAS FKOUi, - strand London" -
b. e,sed upon rhe stamp affixed 20 each boz
Ofth genuine medicine.
frice % AID - ecnts per box
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lJrosesslonGi AoiiCes.

HHARLES 5. SPENCER, Attorney aud
C,,,..lot Al Law proc,or ID Advocate ~ g. Courts
no. $50 .fosdv1y, ,ss.fJ,s. R~ia~rca ca-,, - LOnion
Terrace. vest 2ja.4t tbefNsan Hl And lltl-avsJ
e'DN ARD n. DIXON, VI. d., Editor Oi The
Scalri sni Op,fsu- gai torsutipf surgeon. N9 y
.tnag once consuta tho oDsogI- ssAst. o.
thc polyc hup.us. Piles, Naucocrle. ani Fsi ala
radically cured itl our sune Lsstufo Ohce Asufs
from o 70 y I 10 3. and "a . eTeuings
NERVOUS DEBILITY, &c.--C. -. HAM
~ MONb 81 D.. 10. II kas' 27n st. y. L. Ohee hoass
.0fu r. G.. 10, 20 2 aLd : q sscuIu.
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Ali. BOYS yrepared for business in August al

I L DOLBEAks COMMERCIAL ACADEMY, No. "a
BroaG~ay, gcod aitioos IN stores oaee' o.
bak. Ley val sgaiD Ell nio healthy, manly ns0t o.
eoas qu - a. 6sals. rsid 0u.@ess peDnien and praeseS
boOkA kApey-rs
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Corporation Noiitrs.

CENTRAL PARK EXTENSION. Property
" owu.f. hereby uo'hed that the A..
sa~trosI il and able 1t tho OH of te Coi
lecto No. liy II 3D. basement Nsw-fok JOY 81, 1893.
THOs j.. SMITH Collector oil As.e,.4ient'.
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l.lN. $3.50, $500, $3.50, SiDO.-Now Is
@SOD t.. ..ae % .eea'- iiaa'e. oEsitA4pLL:
LLILDlSG LOTS for SALE . fiyi-'thfeft " :. a.
slv. pe. .cco-dng to .iiuauou. Month, PAYMENT. Of
40 Zach ,slel II drsi,ed Apply 10 n N. hILLOD no.
% Prsfs, Scs-iok, OF COOLEY HElDiA LIN
II zaBttbpori.
Z. 6sAia CASH, balance on Mortgage II i'r-
~ >tJO sized wii bn noat two-s. '4y EltAm1
lDUSE nd LDl no. IL - C,g ~ Sh al Aln %
IS Wihsm,1urgh. Apply t. tho owner. l. H. kELLOoo,
~. lJJ foaflst, ,.o" fuIk-
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II uuion y. .Y-J. { FOX c. f.. Priucipa, aided oy
- A.. Thorough Ac,ceuic, Collegiate and Ensia'
rrgins Coulsr, syea a. The soOye Institution Pny.S
in.trsrti neu desired The Term commences Sep
a.
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CnIcADO A8D AIToN tAllHOAD eoNrANr{
TRRAsraYGs OFYcE. CrIc.Go Julf y, 1873
NOTICE L. HEREBY GIVEN that nj u
Nrrins of tire hnafd oi Director. hold this day. tho
following 1880. .tion Wa Gioptsd. -..
h.s0i..- 4lai DIVIDEND of lhNEf-iNDA-UALF
PR CENT N,s. q yT f.i) h, preferred 'tocA.
adaDii ipE.Do OF IN O-AND.A.dAL PIX I ENI tf-p
G,Vrnant tsxl f.e common st'cs of tis COM any.
De paI 10 the r. ,.rrd .toci n"rs Of thr Company
anj alter Augus. - tie orc~ II M,srs u ;. Robbins
K SOU. No. - Nlii4.i.-,l Nos-l ofE.
lae tf.as~f b1ok- viii coss.l krsust Is, aud
orcned Augat q! lJ and 30 diydrni VII b- psyrbla
oy tn t0rs hldvs tered tc tnsvh aics Ilust
COMPANY, Nr..i ofa, on Augut a..
JOSEPH PRiCE Treasurer sud Secretary.
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oyrrcs o. Trs Pr5sH cocFss Fss Is,gF.SGs :, Co"
THE PETER COOPER fltE .NSTn, .NsTti
DIVIDEND or FIVE PER CENT, free tom oo'srnm'nt
tI p.ysbc aud ,its A4su', The uaI-i" booA' wi"
WM. II. RIBLai' s'er.t"y.
CInroy Fta. Iv,uA.Ncg ConPAsI.i
SrwYoKE. July D. 1873 }
rCIIE Board Of Directors have tins day declared
.en,i..ptn.. eyidead Of FIVE tS PER CENT Cses OF
''''''"'"' '''' - ''' j. b. AMEs, jr Secretary.
OYTlc, or YogrH Asrsrc,n Fiar ly-. Co,}
10 M.-st, Sev-iyk, Juiy 5. isod }
NOTICE is here5y gwen ihat The bOoh2 oi
~ sT-BsCRlFllON T. tie thCREAsGD CAPITAL Of
Tie NoKTH kMERi Al FIRE INSURANCE conrANf
.t- no~ oteu q. sDs OAcs OF u- Company no Nal-sil
.na viii eos,.sue o.ca an =, ion day ofAu 0USg NEAT
II "'IS; b; Sa,s o's,,. 10 '''' " " BLsrcSER Sec.
O,Tc. OF ruA MIAIE11A 4 Clso.sSAri H. X CO..
CmIicornE. ~ Ju.y - 80
'INIE COUPONS oi thls Company, due the ist
l. AuuosT 80 % ps.d., .agn ia.s.'Y' : ,'iso",
Ba, tue eiy Il London. ca - p,i Nonl, e. :
Oh OF NJ 49, .nii.s anl't o.. N Nr"'l ON c'''
Is sbase .fs .,cu,a ~ ~, ami on} roHsg' mo
Company " r. WATSON. Ca'n. see
osros oy 81. Lor., Alros IEnRs li,prs ga Co
'I'HE Coupons Of the Preferred second Mort
isl ~ b. qsid o. "a a- - tle Bsnt os oth
N''''''N - ". D. GEIswoLD. rre.li-u'.
.NpFICE of the CENTRAL PARK NOkfH
~ a.. EAST RlNaK HAlLkOAD 90, Ne. ststs-s.
Nay ors The Anaaa hains % he sbs1hoidsi' ~ th'
C,mesa, fo' ~ Ki,ttes o. ps',af. - De hsI q e'.
% q. GA ths SECOND TUESDAY tllu issl O. AUGUST
NEXT, al " o'cls-s m. JuhN BUTLER. jf fio'idrw
UygcH CIEvHtsSo 40 TosKpo k,iLHoAD Co.,
ttFtELssp. Ohla, JAY 2. tstl
NOTICE TO BONDuOLDLES.- -Ihe first
and ,e-9rd N,tEsss aori' VI she i,-d' HotN. I'D
tisss I'D f.Tord istauY Gls cn thu N d'f oi Apsosi
AL bs Ia al gf.fsniauu tue tofn p asuf" Is. A tn
IA. Cttv sf Ssf-ic.s lEtsf..t s.4 Bon4. St
.sf uri, Ssy Il tuguft A. &. Lttt.i 4f'Haicf-
rCHE FIRST MORTGAGE BONDliOLDEkS
i yf IHE GISOI..fI. -. .LNlN ttDNs LANEo-
Vtl.LF COMPANY will o-a,. a"post thsT boai' iH
tn haads Of CHAALts NORA. No. 10 W - 70 lc
us~4 n tho rsra..e r,at New G1k, Juy =, lni
I1RAEsrER OFFICE Of THE CHICAGO
1 AM hOEru.WEs.EAS RAILWAY Go No.
N.t,' N.v.YolE jog - .D3 The COUPONS ans
An.r.. Iti nor tho PkkFLghsp slf ~ 80 p \ HD
AF.LEltN .NIEsSl1N. snd 0kEEN BAY fNihN'
SION BosUs Of ias Dynpasf ST. 10 Is.i % tDd .i'er
JAMES u YOUNG Secretary.
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Coparinersllip iloiircs.

COPARTNERSHIP.
~ have day taken into psrtnership m9brother Ed
WARD IL. BONNER The bnsin.s. VI hereafter be con
Arcted under the firm Of u. L. bon NEk Co
GEORGE I. BONNER
No 50 Exchange piece New.York. A1g. l, 1859
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WHITE GOODS.
w Psid strpel .sured aud Plaia Swiss Nall CsmbFio
and S.!nsook Mcsll- Also and AssoIss, en-
" ARNOLD. CONSTABLE Co.
GaLs corner Aetc-.-st
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NELXLL- MINTWROP q %,

4 NINIsAIiJ " I.' 'IIF'I N NV'i
IL S.. .o lst.
EAskFEs AND UEfathS IS n. . GOVERNMENT
srCTHitIi5 90 Alt DE.cKifrIo -
NATuEfNG tLH14FlCAlts or INDttILDNhSS
eort.s pr1rguy The 1l'. .tar!y,a f9f ni.Te, Ieued
.r .. b. lunisd 'or a far utikrt frcs
KS AID BONDS ho ~ ed sod ON commission
flf.B FgN DU L., rI-ttt ftte.
NERCNHTILt COZ ItCfiOSs mads on all points Ia
the Unn.d sl.fs. 80 G-aa4L
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Boston. Jaas is 1854 Tressar-r of TO F.c' Agency.

INTEREST NOTICE.-Ihe IN EREST on
4 On, NuaTtiAg BONDs - thr TO .EyO, LD8ANS-
poRf Aad buFLi&G 4ON RAILWAY CuMPANf do
., Augs. nr1t "a pal4 ,i- olrs o. II. n JLSUF
O. 80. 80 E1cha .cglacs. New York ~ AMER ti-I
a.. a. on Yeas.t.l VI bs pfO t1upons -Ne~-l ork,
Jliy ~ lia. JOHN ) KESNEJY rfe.i.suL
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1iireltd! gnelrnmenIs.

GEORGE STECKs inimitable GIaud and
VI SQUARE PIANOS )HrES.-Msbuisoiory sud wao
roor. Nos lI3 4nd us W4lNsst Of Ctnue, hs~
Yers, fv.Ty Plano wIrsuied for bys y-~rs
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l Co TO SOSDHOLbERs -Ih. riar iof ibe feoisHo.
44tios OF the s~c4rss o. road hsVins been eompc eI
Iahsd by the soclhldc ettlef l~rius L"ii al aA
b.l Aay ~ lass beDlls.defs uothcf int 10 Ne"
Hc.ds an1 Ffcsr-d Sck q toe torpinF $40 f"aiV Tor
.,eaan.e Tor Olt Fouls g. cor-iy vim The ovi.'
Iucents Of ?rl isoj st th- ''~ =" ~ -
e.. Axsnc, 10 Dost0u IsI.i,s Nuw-l ia.N u ifY
.r,frs lsIas. th..r rcLl. with Hr--fs DE LAUSAH,
cLNVE 80 : % WsD.i who .iii -ioc, tho exchange
Il. , WATSON
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DANIEL II. BUkDgTT Auc.ioG'
A h.tHTsr = Ar Il
DaSIgL X. BUgDETT. A
DANIEL IL. bURDETr, AuctionseF.
II 6. MAhSUALs SALE.

Os By. BURDETT. JONES Co
y virtue Of Wit Vead oui arp'oss 20 ne directed
rnc de ", red will ,e public sJcou the 4th da7 q
August .s63 a, n o'clock IL. Wheesrs Sto' Aisn
tic Dock Brookyr the zs st amer Granite Nt.,
consis.ing Of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, DRUGS, MLD-
IClNE> &C . .. -. =.
J.iv Is IaG3 n MURRAY, u $. Marshal
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&6'9PEclAL NOTICES Double the above rates.
=, ~ early Advertising reasonable terms accor-
mAdo. say N Ae'''N 9A Va Nt'"Ae07
All Neutrality-suspicious. trandent persons or stranR
B1sinoss Cards not exceedngfve linsa $40 Dor year,
or $6 for SIX months but for shorter period nofhn1
will bo counted less than square,
The privilege Of Annual Advertising IA limited 70
the Advertisers own Immediate business: and All
advertisements for tho benefit of other prsons az
we'll as all legal advertisements and advert
ofauetlnn Aaes and estate sent In by them SS
be paid for at tho usual rates ~ - -
acknowledgements not accompanied with writer,
directions will be inserted until forbid and charged
accordingly. ''H-N st'"' e'u
Notices for Political Meeting, to be charged in all
Marriages, HOtIcsSOf F neralR and RnnonraraDts
OF sermons, SO cents each. nonvII-jSa
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make his headquarters fnalIy amidst The
ruins Of the Federal Capital, while his iron
rule would clasp every thing in bonds
which might defy tue disorganized friends
OF free government over the whole earth to
sunder. :" ~
Let us have no armistice," no "truce. !"
no Trojan horse" as we value the life Of
this great nationality; as we value our
own liberties and those of our children !.
and let every man be spurned az a traitor.
as the intended betrayer of his country.
who dares to talk of any other conclusion
to the war forced upon the Ioyal States
than the submission and condign puuish-
ment OF the wretches who. despite every
prayer, would have it SO. They want
"peacei" We know they want it; but peace
on their terms, never. Cunning they were,
In inVeigliug their section into the war
they exercised the cunning and the cruelty
too, of fiends. But no cunning, no plot
ting, no miserable shallow devices. will
serve to rescue them from its perils and its
retrIbutions; no offers, however authorized.
will avert the need Of submission. The war
has continued with varying success for
nearly two years, yet all the time bringing
more closely home to them the punishment
they need. Letit continue ten years more.
aye, ten or twenty of them, before the loy.
al ever consent to humiliating terms; let it
neper cease until their punishment will be
tho example of every age that is to come
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9atlggu gutelltgrr1rrr
TRRms or ApYERrIsIMG.

T"ELVEsoL1B LINES or NoNPAREu, (oR oNE INCH Ion
LESS MAXI SQUARE,,
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NUMBER 1856.
LEEtraet ft0n a letter on the pattle PLela.l 1

1
This battle (Antietam) has been the most sappul
nary Of the war; and the only fought with visible
design and upon military principles Tho arrange
tnent OF our corps-the overlooking position Of tn,
commanding Generai-thO sending Into action tn,
right and the left dIvlsons-the closing up Of thu
centre, and Anal success-excItes bewilderIng admt
r"tion and carries the mind to the great fields o.
AnsterIitz and Wagram, fonght by Napoleon OF all
lhlH nave spoken. The heart history OF such cou
ct' purchased by the life and blood Of twonty thou
Sanu mon, must bo found in the hospitals War ha.
It's gIories-but It has It's ten thousand demons in
hese tortures, that make the o-balls acme
the heart beed-the lips palsy, and tho brain reel
The sight Is Mt first positively uncomfortable The
iite'Olood of some is still trlcklug away in silent
calmncAs-While the discovered limbs and maniac
brain of others give rise to sounds God grant NAV
not again witueSS
But yo mothers who here seek n son-or wives a
husband-or ssterS a brother-or sons a father
Ano" anil DO consoled that even here the hand of
mercy is watChful, and better caro- Is bestowed upon
your loved ones than might first seem possible
1t was In the hospital whore rested the gallant Hook
err that learned the history of those mythical
words 80 often seen and 30 little understood 49,
lS0o-H." Anything alIeviAtiug tho sufferings and
saving the lives of our soldiers is national bless
ing witnessed some astonishing results from this
article.
l.isw0ll known the effect of burnt guupovder and
excitement is thirst, which added to tho loss Of blood
IN the wounded, ates the necessity Of reviviDr
Sttmulant In this particular hospital. the physi.
clans were allowing their patients to drink PInpta
ton BitterS, otherwise called g. T.-lS6O-X and al
though the wounded most numerous here-this
division having opened the fight at in the morning
the men were mostly composed, and there was very
little faIntinE- The article acts upon the stomach
and nerves in most incOmprehensible manner, su.
peror to brandy, and without subscq
reaction 1t originated in the West Indiea, composed
of the celebrated Calisaya Bark, Roots herbs, kc
all preserved in st. Croix Rum-the S. T.-1SGo-x
being secret ingredient, not yet revealed to the
public. 1t Is principally recommended for want of
appetite dsordcred liver, intermittent fevers Eto
Nchie difficulties, &C. Understand it was somewhat
k own in the sOuthern States previous to the war
and 1t appears agent of Jefferson Davis recently
applied to the propretors for the privilege to make
1t Tor hospital purposes during the war, to which
they nladO the following reply:
NEw YoDk, Jan 10Th, 1869.
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"AShlNGToNI January 70.
After year of silence in the case Of
General Stone, the material facts will soor
be published. The Committee on the Con
duct of the War is arranging its papers for
puolicaion, and already four thousand pa
ges are in shape. Nearly all the important
matter has been published in connection
with the courts martial which have been
sitting in Washington for the last two
months. The committee elicited from nroD,'
lnent generals in the Army of the Potomac
much of the matter which the President has
given to the country in a single letter. The
case of General Stone ana the affair at
Balls Bluff, however, will be elucidated by
the testimony taken by the committee.
The evidence against General Stone is
OF circumstautial character, going to
show that he was very friendly towards the
rebe.S. While testifyiug before the com.
mlttee on the Balls Bluff disaster, he gave
as reason why be did not send troops to
the assistance of General Baker, that tho
army had batteries on the other side of the
river. Other testimony showed that no
batteries were at that time erected, but at
a later date the rebels placed their guns in
position without the slightest opposition
on the part OF General Stone. There was
an island in the river that was counted
neutral territory by the pickets, but the
General gave Maryland farmer pass to
go upon it at all hours of day and night,
and it is alleged that he constantly met the
rebels upon it.
General Stone according to the. evidence,
WAS very accommodating to the rebels, and
became their mail-carrier. Letters from
rebeldom to suspicious parties at the North
were found, containing directions to send
their replies intended for rebellion to the
care of General Stone. But after all, this
may have been merely kind disposition to
obiige. On certain occasion the Presi-
dent remarked of this case, "General Stone
has done no more than and the Secretary
of War have often DONE" But as a brips
dier-general he had no right to assume the
functions of the War Department"
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oOrreapondoncc Ottho N. Y. Evening Post.

The Case OF General stone--The Evil
dence Taken by the COmIniIfee On
tho Conduct OCthe War.
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JOHN T. LAKIN.

[suecessor to wheeler { LOkin.l
WILL RECEIvE AND HAVE OPENED FOR
Inspection ON Thursday, March 29th, new
ana we'll selected assortment Of
cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings! |!
HisS assortment Of ofGRNTLEGIEN's FUR
HiSHtSG GOODS = ~ - =
the patrons OF the old irm and the public in gen-
Ne respectfully invited to call and examine my
before making their purchases as intend SELL
TS ~ SNAIL profits to cash and prompt purchasers.
AZ ului Tor the patronage bestowed upon the old
HnI solicit continuance Of the game for the new
'Sohshment. JOHN T. LAKIN, Merchant Tailor,
No. 102 Main st, Wbeelipg, We
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" . ENNIIIIEI7
Very respectfully yours,


Those gentlemen give the history of certain inrre.
dients Of their article for two hundred years
showing that through oil changes of the medical
profession and It's practitioners, strength, eompo.
sure and cheerfulneH have been derived from these
sources Dr. Woods in the Washington Hospitals In
formed me that ono patient was fast sinking und
crazy and had not slept hour for two weeks uut
tho Plantation BItters came to his knowledge when
one days trial gave him nights rest aud he was
now fast recovering. 1 ana surprised our Govern.
ment has not equNlSd Jefferson Davis in energy, and
adopted this invaluable article in NIL our hospitals
the weak soldiers cling to it like brother. As
lay member can bear witness it is sgoOd to tnke,"
and affords more energy and life than anything /
ever tried. Success to the Plantation Bi.ters.
But have digresscd In my next shall speak of
gathering in the wounded, buryiug the dead, &c.
dsc2o'eodlm N1CODEMUs.
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Saddles, Harness, Trunks sc

hhOLbsALE = RETAIL.
3. SHEPPARD No.131 Main Street, corner
Union, will continue to keep on hand RIargeAn
assortment Of all artioesin his line consist
g OF Ladies and Gentlemen's Saddles, Pine Coarse
AEnsss TrunkS, VRiees, Carpet Bags, satchels, Col
INEs, hAmes, Whips, 10.
would respectfully call attention to my stock, and
Hust BY strict attention and promptneSs, to morit
All kinds Of repairing promptly done, and in pro
Psr mvnnor. ]. b. SHEPPARD.
'ep9o'6 '6s 1S1, Main Street
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DEAE SIR-In reply to your communication, offer
ING US FIFTY thousand dollars for the recipe and
Ght TO make the Plantation BItters for vour hognI
IA! purposes during the war; we beg t. sGy, yonr
price is beral one, considering it would cost us
no revenue from the Southern States; but sir. onr
dnties TO our Government and ideas of
~ Wonli not allow us to entertain it, although it
guided followera - ANt9