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TIE lad es OF w Arlington all wear
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The new style is called ie Lonsure dAjrt-
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traband) not to their hearts, but 10 theii
heads. What next-is society to be-
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The Good Old Winters.

In 4Ol the Black Sea was entirely
frozen over. In 763 not only the Black
Sea, but the Sualls 81 DatGanelles were
frozen over: the snow III some places
rose fifty feet high. In s22 the great
rivers Of Europe, the Danube, the E,be,
&c, were frozen so hard as to bear the
heaviest wagons for month. In $50
the Adtiatic was IroZen In 9O2 every
thing was frozen, the crops total y Jailed
and famine and pesiilenoe closed the
year. La 1867 most OF the travellers III
GERMANY were irJzen TO death on the
loads. In 1874 the 20 was frozen from
Cremona to the sea; the VINE sacks
were burst, and the trees split 10y the ac-
tlon of the frost, with immense noise
In 1897 the DsnuLe WAS frozen to the
bottom, and remained long in that
state.
Ia 1917 the crops wholly failed in
Germany; wheat, Shlch WAS some years
before sold in E9glshd at Is the quarter,
rose to f2. In 1903 the crops IaIcd IN
Scotland, and such famine cnsued that
the poor we're reduced TO leed on grass
and macy pershed miserably ID the
fields. The successive winters OF 1882
"a were uucommouly severe. IL 1868
he VINE distributed to the soldiers was
gu, with hatche,s. 10 1858 il as ex-
oecling cold most OF the hollles were
killed coaches drove along the Thames,
the ice OF which was eleven inches thick
inl7o9 occurred tho cold winter; thu
nos, penetrated the earth three yards
mo the ground. la l7l6 booths wet'
erected on the Thames. In l744 and ~
The strongest ale in Eng lana, exposed TO
the air, was covered in less than n'teeI
minutes with ice an eighth OF an incl
,hick. La 1909, and again IN 1872, thu
winters were remarkably cold. In ISL
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army on the line Of ihe Natpslleuhoclr, aut
the campaign tsfininated abots stbsi lose o
July. ,rrr Oh f-' u!H IJa6i ara e.
D The result Of the campaign may belbrIeAJ
stated In the defeat u. the enemy a. Gettys
burg, bis aeYmpulBory evscpatlont Of Penusyl
vania and Maryland, and his withdrawsl from
the upper valley Of the Shenandoah, % and In
the capture Of 3guns, Al standards, and Is, ,62I
prisoners; 24978 small arms were collected ou
the battle.held Oar own losses were very
severej amounting, % will be seen by the ac-
companylng returnG t3 1884 killed, l3709
wounded, and G. .643 missing- all %, 1856 '''s
lis impossible. ip aSepors Of this nature.
10 epumerate all she dinstgnees OF KsllaHtry
and good conduct which distinguished tneh q
hard-iought field as Gettysburg. The reports
OF the cDfps commanderss and d1theiss uboFdi-
mates. here with submitted; will fufdish all che
Information upon this subject; I1wiil only add
my tribute 10 the -hessic bravery of the whole
army efflcers, and men, which underthe bIess-
Ing of Divine Providence, enabled o croVniug
Victory to be obtained, which feel confdent
the country will never cease to bear In CRATE
fol remembrance. Ii is my duty as we'll as
my pleasure TO- call attention. to cthez earnest
efforts AZ corporation on the part Of Major
General ID. N. Couch, commanding the Depart
meot OF the Susquehanna, aud particularly to
his advance Of 1000 men, under Brig. Gen.
w. f. '9Smith, who Joined me at Boonsboro,
ju,t prior TO the withdrawal of the Contedsrste
army, ..s.- l-,- -.--, =.
In couclusitn, deeire TO return my thanks
to my staff, general aud personsl, to each aud
oil OF whom / was indebted for unremittipg
activity and most efficient assistance. l1s an
Very respectfully, your obedlsnt ssPysns,
GEO. g. MEADE,
...,., Maj; Gen. CONG,
Brig Gen. l.. Thomas, A. g, u. 8, A, Wash
n n .a.Usn
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Ayers Sarsaparilla

is compounded from the most reffectual anti
dotes that medical science has discovered for
this affecting distefnper, and forthe cure Of The
I disorders it-eutails, That it is far superior to
any other remedy yet devised, is known by all
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upon this class Of complaints, is sinaisputably
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AGland6lar 1Swellings, Tumors, Erup.
Iitions5 Pimplssy Blotches and Sores, Ery.
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Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Syphilis and
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Scrofula. depresses the vital energies, and thus
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peculiar taint or
infection viii h we talL1

.THE PECULIAR Ia lnt or
infection wllbh we Faltl
-ScRoFULA turks ia
the constitutions of
multitudesl Of men. 1t
either produces or is
produced by an en-
feebled, yitiated state
:of the blood, wherein
; that fluid becomes in-
lcompeieht TO sustain
tho vital forces in their
Vigorous action, and
leaves the system to
fall into disorder and
decay. The scrofnlous
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COMMUNICATION IL s2ariotisly caused by mercural
jdisease, flow? living disordered digestion from
SSbs s @ SSpressinpg pi vices, a aha @ ABOVE a ALL % by
thcyenereh Infection. Whatever be its origin
it is hereditary in the constitution, descending
al from parents to children unto the third and
fourth generation {" indeed, 10 seems to be the
rod, Of Him who says, " will visit the iniqui-
itsof tie fathers upon their children" The
diseases which it originates take various names,
according to the organs it attacks. In tho
Atnigsy Scrofl1a produces tubercles, and finally
, Consumption 2 in the glands, ,swellings which
sippurate and become ulcerous sores in the
STOMACH and bowels, arrangements which pro-
duce Indigestion, dyspepsia, and liver com
plants; on the skin, eruptive and cutaneous
. iiffectionsG These all having the same origin,
requireJthe same remedy, viz, publication and
nvSigoration Of the blood. Purify the blood,
and these dangerous distempers leave you.
With feeble, foul, or corrupted blood, you can.
not have health with that "life of the flesh j."
healthy you cannot have scrofulous disease,
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Brig Gen. l.. Thomas, A. @, u, 8, A., Wash
ington, d. c. -'s. ' 'asiiP t.er
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THIRD TRAIN.
TRAIN

MAIL AND ACCOMMODATION leaves al e;ss D.
m, stoppine at all stations on the y, N. o. 4 x.
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RAILROADS.
For Cincinnati, Dayton, Rich.
Indianapolis & Chicago.

mond, indianapolis q Chicago.
Without Ohango OF Cars 60 Dayson
and RtGhmOm0s and only Ono
~ Oh4hge OF Cars 60 Sc. Louie, Ata
IndtanaPolis & Ohtcagos ro.3C
On and after Monday. NOV. le.
1858. 40 N.I'
Trains win run as follows: -
FOUR TRAINS DAILY FROM COLUMBUS
Il, Gundays exeepted) ~ b3u3Hne52
b,.2r7ar9v FIRST TRAIN. y '.sl ..,- l--'-j n
OINousNATI AND DAYTON NIGHT EXPRESS
leaves at rs M, stopping at London, xsnia, Day
ton, Middietown and Hamilton, srhving at oinclnna-
Il at7;G5 Q. me- eiCmil gRa1 ,oial a.@ .,'p
aajad % SECOND TRAIN. T, J., .'s ,.p,.5,. o',o"
oINofNNATI, RICHMOND, INDIANAPOLIS &
CHICAGO TRAIN leaves at $50 9. m, stopping ai
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Dayton e:35 0. M, Richmond 10:3s 0. M, Indanap.
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train on the Marietta &c Cincinnati b. r. for Aillsboro,
ohicohe and Marietta, arriving ct Cincinnati ct 1885
am. tal mnDo st 73hl1N ,ssggm5 ~i-- 20
.Cssb sl4l THIRD TRAIN. 'a.l bao y. N
/ oMoINNATI, DAYTON, RIoaMoNp AND M
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Indianapolis at lolop. M, and ehissgo 300 o. m.
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Transfer Of Legal Tenders from,
4, IN s,ss-a W;aslingtOM. aTssb ysds |

- New YORK, December 4 1.-The Post says
= The New York Sub Treasurer received,
yesterday, $500, 060 in .lsgalrtendera notes,
by transfer from Washington Several trans
fers, also in legal te,.derlnotes, will probably
soon follow-from other offices Of the Depart
ment and noapplcation is,likelyl at present
to be made to the associated bankers forsfur-
ther advances to the Government the
deposits i'm the Treasury have recently de-
clined, from the maximum Of, 300, 600 600
to about 81, 900, 900, the Secretary can, now
employ. under the act ofJuly 18th, 1862, his
reserve, Of $50, oOe 900 legal tender notes,
should the necessities Of the public service
inperatlvely require it. Mr. Chase, is how
ever opposed to any further issue Of curren-
cy, both on account Of. its inevitable effects
ID advancing the premium on, gold, and also
because Of the corresponding augmentation
it would produce in the prices OF all other
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