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Daily national Republican., 1863-01-07
Il EP AIR Nc

ss manufacture Trunks extensively, and neceB-
sarily have all Rinds Of Trunk Material am better
prepared to repair Trunks, &C. thoroughly and
promptly, than any other establishment In the city
JAMES s. TOPHAM.
oct l4-9ml
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-07

BANKING RATEs.-The following are the rates
at which bankers and brokers are buying and
selling gold and sllyer-the legal tender notes
being the Standard
Buying. selling
Gold 80 per c, prem. SO per c. prem.
Silver % 25
Demand notes 90 " &c
Banks Of Issue In Washington and George
town.
WAshlngt0n. Georgetown.
Bank of Metropolis. Farmers and Mech's
Bank of Washington. Bank.
Patriotic Bank. Bank Of Commerce.
Farms Il Merch's B'nk.
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-07

II X u N X s,
SOLE LEATHER,
IRON FRAME,
DRESS, and
ROOD BOX TRUNh 8.
TAEESES
TRAVELLNG BAGS,
HARNESS, dc.
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-07
WANTS.
good CARRIER to dsliv
w this paper. Can at this Office. jan l-tf

UTANTED.--Five Hundred good, sober, and
w experienced TRANSFERS, for the Quarter
masters Department in this city.
Apply to {. X. Snow, General Superintendent, at
this office. J. j. DANA,
de i3-im Capt and A. Q. NJ, U. 5. Army.
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-07

"ANTED.--Ladies and gentlemen to consult
w La VOIsine, a descendant Of Astrologist to
Napoleon the Great on all affairs OF life, at All
Eleventh street. Diseases examined and cured in
a few slttings. deco
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-07
,HANGE OF PROGRAMME EVERY NIGHT
AnMIasION

ADMISSION.
PaTquette and Gallery 2j centB,
Orchestra ChAirB 90 d"
jan
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-07

aug ely
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-07

AN ACT to facilitate the discharge of disabled
soldiers from the army, and the inspection of
convalescent camps and hospitals.
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-07

Corner Of Eleventh and e tirrdG
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-07

GRAND BALLET TROUPE,
GRAND BALLET TROUPE,
GRAND BALLET TROUPE,
Erquisits .HHE,
Chaymiag S.Hg;ay,
Beautiful Dancing,
EBsoiiVs IubisIuE.
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-07

oct Ism
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-05

nc ~bn8cr SsWtb8 WOCn10G
Our LETTER FAMILY SEWING MA.
CHlAEis fast gaining a world-wi reputation.
1t is beyond doubt the test and cheapest and
NEST beautiful of ali Family = wing Machines
vet offered 30 the public n other family Sow
ing Machine has So MANY useful appliances for
demm'ng. binding Telling. Grcking Gathering,
Gusgiug, Bsaiding, EmLroidsring, Cordipg. and
sotorth No other family Sc sing machine has SO
much capacity for great variety OF work. II
will sew ell kinds Of 9th, ard with all kinds Of
thread. Great and rec. mt improvements make
oar Family Se~ins Machine must reliable, and
most durable, and IN oss certain in action at all
rates Of speed. 1t nskes the inter!ocked sti,cb.
which |, the best known. AIRY one, even of the
ofdinssy cspacity. car see at glance, how to use
the let'efA Family Sewing Machine Our Fam.
iy sewing Machines are 5nisnsd in cha.te And
exquisite s'yi-.
1be Folding case of the Family. Machine il a
piece cfcsSsipg workmanship Of the most useful
kind II protects the machine when not in use
and when about to be operated may BE- opened as
. spacious and Substantial table to sust,in IN.
work. White sou Q Of the cases. made ont of the
choicest woods, are Aaisnsd IN the simplest and
chastest manner possible, Others are sdorssi snd
in the most costly and superb manner.
It's absolutely necessary to see the FAMILY
Machine in operation, so as to Judge OF it's great
capacity and beauty. tits fast becoming a. no..
uisf fof y nily sssing - oar Manufacturing ma.
shines ere tor uanlfaetusins pnrpos es.
The Brsn,h O@css are all veil eupoliea with
ink twist, thread. needles oil, Ae., Of the best
quality. 81 sra95 YL4
sseud for PAnrHLEr.
TIE SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY
l5S Broadway. NY.
DHCAibeo 000. 6OaClalk Street.
RsH9AUSE.
jy0-dsa Assss II Dsvsnpss.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.

G NTLkMAN, cured of Nervous Debil "
lncompateucy. Premature Decay and Youthful
Error. actua'ed by desire ben. At OTHERS, will
be happy co furnish to all who need it (free of
change this recipe and directions for makug
the simple remedy used in his case. Those
wishing to prof: BY his Experience. and posse a
Vaiusble ketned., will receive the me by re-
turn mail, Carefully sealed, by u dressing
JOHN. B. UGDfN,
sp26d3m Ne. so Nassau Stree, New York
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-05

Snow At rax WHlrE MoUnTArns.--
The New Bedford Arrcur SAYS that
persons who visited the White Mouu-
!. saias on Tuesday last were caught 10
. eesese. enow storm, and detained o, er
n}ghs They suffered severely, nd one
ytnne lady was insensble tor over four
hours. The thermometer at sunrise on
Wsdneadsg stood at twenty degrees,
7Aoshs weatherA Was beautifully clear
andplsassst. y - ssre
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-05

a GIRL 70 no GENERAL fIOUsBw0RE.
II Mast - vohsisat II IN II branSAes. ssA
ssDeswsll eosonmsoasA ApVly = ~ - ~
neotassy. spe-d9
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-05

Sold hy LORD dSA1TH, Wholesale Druggists,
% Lake Street Chicago, general whole sale agents
y whom orders IN ~ be addressed. ag7-dw1y
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-05

6 a The truth that the rebel los en- At
j 9s'tysbafg i gradually coming out. A
k'ehmssd. correspondent + the Mobile
Register says their less II killed ssd
wounded ~as Il least 25. 600 men, aud
: G,ses sts'isties confirming this estimate.
Inc aaohosity tos this Aaaemeut 10 gen.
'tss0ae sitA &snersl Lee, and insi6sts-
slyssoUcitsed with him. al1s'-F
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-05
! W9Cox &clDSs'
= = WIN q MACHINE.
Price, With Hsnnsr 1 Teller, 80
THE WILCOX ACHES SEWING MACHINE
= te"s ssss .ssIiss, stlsus eyerd = sr;es. r.
Family kcwtng, 80 III
Draidiag,
memmjmg,
FcDtiag, lS
.a..v........ TuCking.

hfssms ; nat. even 80 eiassis Sesn rh,cs -.
warranted mot y rip 10 wear even II the sesm N
cut . heqasat Intervals ed slss undss all cir .
cumsfances ito survive the wssh tab"
patented device Of great utility 10 lea,,.,,
prevents the rossibilisy Of the mschise being run
IN the wroag direct on o. the balance .vhs.i
wearing lady'a dsess. sM
Ano her feature waich deserves particulsr a.
feniion Is tho Wilcox Patent Needle. which can.
not 10 set srong.
Itis emphaiica'iy the god low -p,ieed family
sewing machine that the public have long veen
wanting for Boston T,assc.,r.
~ 'saesd wnnderiol projection m FOR fam.
ison with IT. PHI. Ers.ing yorrp,l
Amechauirai wonder .--.Sie. ttfc A,ne. ;ea,
among the best and mos servicea,lc sevinS =
machires. Light and c'cgautv finished and %
simple IN its construction that u seems Amos.
Chrosscie.
Has combined With liz own peculise merit, All
NE really valuable Improvements OF The hishee
price, price, U chimes: p~s.y'ssnias.
VIE mschine IN the opinion Of tho eommistes
NILS more nearly the requirements Of p.rfec, ma.
Report Of 1865 '"'"'
Taking into consideration s;nrl;citv che. r,.,.
aoI.o,r'y and doing all w"rf .he conmi,see we're
unanimously In favt Of tho W ileox 4 Clhh,s a
single thread mach inc. -. Ptsassiran;n Nc,.
rscatturoi Eocictys R~port
Wcunst in justice exysess our confidence IN N.
merits OF the Wilcox 4 Gibhr sewing mnrb;n. -
We c.ns'aef that . great disidsvatou has been
1pplied BY itin proving keyond doubt thu, two
'nfsses are not. ~ was supprscd necessary to :
god machioe.- Chri.tiaa Advocate and Journal
Jane II. 1850 "o"'""'
Alter much wear end many ~ashiurs tho
stit'hing is found 10 retain I'll the rorndne.s.
evenncss and frnness which are 70 uuch ad.,i,.1
| at frat. York Sun,
70 princ,'icit i psrfee. Esgimser Lndou.s
Philadelphia P,ess "'"''''
fersiseable machine. Cfthis " have ex-
PER-. Ice 70 our own family boston jrorsler
The beauty and simplicity Of its mechanism
| are admirable Eryyes.. ''-
Nesewing marhine heretofore introduced ~
~ 8. short time nequi ed such we'll mc,i,ed rpr,
| ularity. Gncinra'ti Gar.f,e Fly
We esteem II the best machine for family u.e.-
!oe @'..a Is un'rescfi.n1 Signed BY many hun
d'ed citizens NJ Philadelphia.
u Send for n Circular. n
JAMLS WILCOX, Msnufsc-urer. 4
spo-cu sos broadway, NY.
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wordhyo Of Considcrlra1tioan..a

f. It1issveryy generally believed that tho pres
ent war would soon enc, were it not for the
hore entertained by Abolition leaders that,
through it, slavery viii be- abolished; and the
money that officers and army contractors ex-
pect to make ont off. The Opportunity for
Stealing is toe. good to be, lost aad therefore
it is, that this class of men are so strongly OPP
posed to any propositions for the restoration
of peace to the country, t,,EqrI yfs 80 et7 +
The people, everywhere should read and
ponder tie declaration made by Hon, JOHN
PPsHALE, in thu United States Senate, which
was as follows 10 !
i, II declare, upon, my responsibility as a Sen
ator, that the liberties of this lcountry4are an
greater qH0crsiterda ffrom the corruptions,
and from the profigdcy Practcsd n the rd-
frions ydrPGEtnltats fIhee ~ Gorernueent,4 THAI,
.MeyrqreJ from 4Ae encntH7fh Mefcpen .tfcza."S4
This truthfuIo declaration is worth Y OF serf
ons feopsids err ti6niy 7a1bh tbosegiin place and
power. Who SO bitterlyeepEose everythingaiike
peace PROPOSITIONS, should remember that their
motiUes are fully understood and appreciated
bgthedpeopte.. o. oidaar 77fGogsz oh5IaA :
But this is INST alf!hiNItlseem from coonfas.
slons made byu menters. of'tteir1 ownl party,
that there ista system of fraud, stealing, and
corruption going On altogether unparalleled
in this or any other country, Remember the
words Of MraDXwEs, Who mot not Icng since said.
Ie=spsaAirss-ufthe-cUrrurtion of the Lin
coin Administration 3NLNHhiXHE
"THE GENTLEMEN MUST vREMEM.
BEK'FHAf IN THE FIRST YEAE OLA
REP,U ALLAN Al MINISTRATION
WHICH CAME INTO POWER UPON
PROFESSIONSs0F tREFQRM IND RE
Is INDUBI.
TABLE EVIDENCE ABROADINaTI TIE
LAND THAT SOMEBODY HAS PLUM
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Prom The Darks County ll0hio,l Democrat.
Address of Hon. G.. + .Vallandig-
ham to the Democracy Of Ohio
se5W stop the Irpress to insert thelfoilowiae
Adde'S Of Hons CT i. 9dVailandisham TO the
Democracy Of Ohio wFhiceh has just been
handed 10 us: ;9I .cgl ~ sI3 sTs1EgsY5E n
/ MILITARY PRisoN, CINCINNATI p,ssl +
auad ,blia s,!t 10 .asa Mayo5tb, 1863 y
To tie Democrdey7of Ohio II d sfas sat q
I am here in a military bastile for no otLeI
offensc than my Political opinions, and the d:-
tense of them, and of the rsghts of the people
and of your Constitutional liberties. Speech
es mnde in the hearing. Of thousands Of you
in denunciation Of the usurpations of power,
infractioDs OF the Constitution and Laws. and
of Mailitrry ,despotism, were the sole tcause oil
my arrest and imprisonment. / am "a Demo.
-erat--for, Constitution, for Law, for the Union,
for Liberty-this is my only" Crime For
no disobediercc to the Constitution, Or nc
violation Of law for no werd, sign or ges, ure
of sympathy with the men of the Scnth,;who
ara for disunion aud Southern undergraduates,
but in obediance to Their demand, as well as
the demand Of Northern Abolition Disupion-
ISIS and Traitors, | am here in bonds today
but .bTsWs. ~ y ~n571ita E 81 bau9is
9d1 asTlnies atpast,tfets all 'h'ngsieNens %
Meanwhile, Democrats;ofa Ohio, of the North
west, Of, the United Statess be firm, be trne to
your principles, to the Constitution, to the
Union and all will vet be we'll. As for myself,
adhere o @every principle, and will make
good, through imprisonment and life itself,
every pledge: and declaration which have
ever made, uttered or maintained from the be.
ginning. $40 you, to the whole people, to
TINE, again appeal Stand firm sFalter
not an instant ? qo3 re- a,4.esd. bessb 5ssl 8
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ri Fsso@Oa obs qe, .4aoa
ONLY PREPARATION
,WoRTHYToF


URiyersdt Confdiae3 0nd2I'd trio an 5e .
Ei;gfe aob n3et 2EA j -Lfo toiii5aa hns gaoit1
q ST .TEsMEN. JUDGES CLERGYMEN.
-S.-:-1-~- - <.a1er 7 beoe-srs
Ladies and Gentlemen, in all psrts Of the world
testify to The efficacy o. aaof ~ :. r :, go ope lnani-
hest ratife, anu 80 .a:t;roor;ss civ can be
nous IN ats praise; q lac Co.. more nd ;yw;ilBe
imnossible for YOU to doubt, Is sd3 4sbap sf94
fr. bae Al Wall stseet,1S /; ! ,,psG KY I'm ;na I0'G,
GEfrtsMhs - ~; IL, ~, bod beara 7batiI had,
been receivea, say!ne ~ w. Hat Pas,ora-
been oenehted ~ the : n 60, if !
tive anu requcs..ns u pNN -"
no obJectieh tolt' ii,alnc a .L;nL :.
l award y 10 YOU ho4lt 20 wears. he color Of nv
que g y a3hurn. and inclined 20 curl. some five ,r.
six years since it began 70 ed.n gray and the seslr
on the cfe !, = so g my Gnan Fl. Each Of these. disagree
Fd lf;1;t;es iacrsossd With time, and abo,.t four months
aoilies nh So added TO item. by hair falling
SIZE : ~ ofm% bead anu threatening TO ma md
~. fsFfsT -9ss5j ft 10 tsGh HSo1 80 20
s%' y ~ : 1 = |
try woods MaiffsRR les tgra.iye, mainly TO arrest the
falling OFF Of my hair, for mad fealy no expecta-
zion that gray hair could ever Sc restored 70 us Or
Seatlyi surprisedst8h pd aftesdhe use oftwo hostiet
only that notsenly was tls falling on arrestea, chtf
the color was restored 70 me gray mars anu senslf
bilfty to the scalp; ana annaEgn $ ess = 70 form gp
my heaas sers i was indaee at 10 isy III
saEer this, among many o@ef oehSt owe %
her sexrs 4 strnnsiy rsoene.1n :: ! h"s Jaess..9
value the addiptr raSpo y !. a & - sSss Z \ 81 ~.
example, an. ~ = =. & stI1 - ~ 81" ffHff
'bsld. fery FssPeS' 81 ra4-c
Ingoa wood Co. An Broadway New York
NV samily are absent from The city, ana Fam
:, Isngor at Na.llgCarro iPlaceD 9a3 10 y@d
- - Ell ts;aus, stotn tats go,vaa 10th! 1859.
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To- Deal With.

The Dayton Empire speaking of the pro
seription of Democratic business men By AboI
iitfo'nists, well says: Let US ,retaliate. When
eyer you,see a merchant or business man, VIC
refuses to advertise in q Democratic! paper on
account ofrits politics. md !advsrtises sexclu
siyely, in Abolition, papers b. give 9Rfppf the GO
sbYTlet him alone severely Where you find
a libsral.m man smopggs them who, although he
votes against you, asihe hasa perfect right to
do, and yet does, otrunFhis polite. inr0 bust
ness. give your patronage to him in preference
to the4e yhS pr90seribe YOU had refuse So ad-
vcrtise in a Democratic paper. Let rs carry
this out. t. the, letter, as they have commenced
it, and We win zee, j nbithe end avho are the
gamers 7 it, Consult closely the advertising
columns of the papersoof both parties. tt is
an excellent index to be guided 6y.. 2ss
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Ibe,,, AstIau6 sMniGn.

edTEE h4sHIIND UNION 4 pttBlishsd e.s.s
"WEDNESDAY RybBaSlNG, In AsAiandS AAhlhs 81
Couptys phicy dbysHas ,siyeg9r taT2os eoqE
d J0Hsry. x1R.fssS4eQDAqsh
the following ratesfipsoxa adl 10 torboo
tMail SpbscribersrfTfn qssFnes hGs = gr1f - 80
After the year has cypiied. - ar4af ssrf-
Subscribers- adrsnre. - 2aJs
II paid after The expiration Of six no1ihsse -
'"I 'sf LAWS oFtNETsrapRRssa
I Subscribers who doin nor give express nollee :"
.he contrary. are considered Is WANING y eeh1'.s
) 3. If suSscribsrs ords n the tfsssonuanee Of their
papers, the publishers can continde tcisend thsLt
until MI nrrearages are raid.Ft zrnY 9t41Sa
8. IF Subscribers neglest or refusefo fakefheF res
pers from the Office TO which ilsy are directed. ttsS
are held responsible TIL they settle thetr Balls, ald
ordhr the papers Differentiated.
4. If subseribers remove 70 apotheT place 1ttberS
.nrorming the publishers. and their Tapeft. sent ~
he former diFeetian, thfy sye tsla 1sspRns.els.
anewsl apcr rom fht once. 81 r~t1aoylHg AZ lea.
ing it uncalled fcr,s isipfiha f&eia evjdenee ofR-
tended fraud n -sHGbGJ - sfeAsfA1a
Ten lines pFJcrs make . Sa1ars; aDitplayeds ~
yortisemenfs in a single csir mn. 10 per cent exits
Double column, double the akeye rates At 90 per
extra. .Adgeffisements l.aded and placed In a."
special notice column, one half mofethan iheabcse
All notices rcauiredsto be published hy law. L.
gal rates, viz , 81 each square for the 6rst thfsP
weeks or less, and ss5 cents each saeseaasnt inssr
ton. ~
:, business CARDS. ines or iess. So Per annum
Alltransient advertisements ns re raid fo1 "a
advance, ~ 80. ~ ss-z Erk s
All advertirements moi accompanied with writrn
directions. win be fnser.ed u%niilfoit and olarssd
: Yearly adxertisemcnts payaT quarterly.
= The above rates will be siIies1y adj eitd tal
siedzresr II. J. 81. Jacobs. 1rcprietora.
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H9sasafyI Add a7sly; aGfo.g6 &c Gle,

H4Sinsdfy, add suTgigs tEfougki tie clearing.
WHICH fxtendsd, in frentaza & OBJ
The rebel troops delivered their fire with
precision and we're apparently iDfexiblo and
immovable under the storm of bullets and
helfwhicffshsysH ere constantly receiringm
Our men fought wei; they showed no lack
of coursgeyEhsypnly seemed to want the
ea~rnestness inspired By an unfailing conf!
~ MONDAY, Maya
Another dagssofsmiafo1ipne, and the day
was hardly usAnfed in Bef6re the enemyyin
force game dovn upon the 4etachments which
had been thought sufficient to hold the works
upon the heights of Fredericksburg First a
brigade, then a division, then a larger force
came ia upoe them ands after strcngly cen
yield and fall back under the. protection of
the town. The enemy formed their line Of
battle. on the outskirts, and. within Ethc town
the tRoa BIZ 1aaese Of General Gibbon held
them in check as long as could be. Many
wounded men were here in the hospitals, and
the position was maintained aslong Jas posi-
bic. AT hngthsthe ground vas given upy the
troops were Withdrawn, the bridges taken up,
and andB F1Ese9d1eriskahhpFF was given back to the en-
smy.c pasd ssTsuQszca4 has eEso ksR3 o.}to 10
They were now at liberty to turn their A.
tentiou to Sedgaick, and they last no time an
concentrating heir forces against him. 4 They
were toe strong for him. is77Eg2 . bueA 60 III
After o most obstinate fight in which tho,
wefo dalaioss successful in destroyiasi
dis bridges, h1dJhel ;essibiflity of his escapes
he made good his retreat also to the east bank.
of the Rappahaannock. @His losses were appall
ing. aTk0 0FFg3d3@ Ill,
II 4 e OF TTrfsDAr, May 53ae
A severe storm appeared in the afternoon
of this day, swelling the Rappahannock to a
torrent and threatening to carry away the
bridges. Tuesday night the army of the
Ra~ppahanuock was Withdrawn, and our entire
force brought again to this side Of the river,
with tbe:exeeption of manyedeaa and wonnd-s
ed, who were left behind to the tender mefcies
~ tbar lat ia aat re act4H &ta 80 81
OF ne ee,ds Ineemy 4sau asla aaisas97eg azsaaa
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A:voice from Jackson Township.

A.Voice from jackson Township.
Az the Uuion Democratic meeting which
took place on the evening of the 18th inst.
the following resolution was-unanimously
adopted. ~ zDDga 81 A9kHSN
Resolyed, That the arbitrary arrest of c. L..
VALLxNDraHAM, is another evidence that the
powers that be- mean to crush out the rights Of
the citizen-tAat ave will use our best endeav-
ors to secure his nomination for Governor Of
Ohio, and elect him whether in OF on, of Lin
coln's political bastiles.
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.MoRE. ABOLITION REcRuITs.IThe Oska-
loosa- Times says, that about a y ear ,agoa wells
known abolitionist living q few miles from
the village Of PelIa, Iowa, 'receiTedi into his
family an ''iusclligent contraband," who was
treated with aIthe respect and honor due to
SO distinguished a parsonage. A few days age,
asdaughteta of The yaforesald abolitioonisf gave
birth to two promising children twins bo:h
of whom looked for all the world just like the
Intelligent contrabaud." At last accounts
they were doing as well as could be expected,
although they received no, honied words or
sweet kisses from the family aud friends who
called to view the twins of celor-American
citizens of African descent. : silfo @7sg lis
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GRAIN and Frnft Prospects.

TIE sSeafiaeE, published in Mt, lGilead, Nor
pwGcouty;i says that the'igrowing wheat in
That county is iiidnlprossinngs in appearances, and
for, the, most, part will nearly come OUT The
ground is nov in fine order for blowing, ard ard
the farmers are improving it, gTheaprospeots
foFEar ffdis crop afs' shssfmg The peach,
cherry and plum trees are in full bloom, and
if they escape the attacks of Jack Frost, the
crop will be abundant The promisesfor a year
of plenty looks fair, but it is well to remneem
Der that there is many a slip between the cup
and the lip" &
Tie LimsS6azsS spsska eu~oouragiDgly of
the cropsf6 Allen spqst5, md says that the
recent rails afsNBffngiDg ddt .thsgrass finely,
and a good deal of4hess 1wheshht, whish a month
ago LOOKED as if aalssstFeNSGs, viii yild a ~tolera-
. s's ss to ss. ~ III -:iisl D1 tss'1F . been r5 5s.'
crop will b somevhat,short. but Fhen harvest
time comes. we thiakzAllsasG ousty will have
quite a surplus over'tbsG wants Pf the people
to turn into noqsAif-sFhe Brospeot for fruit
of avery description, il says, is cheering.
The Mt vcrnon Express shays that the re-
cent rains, did an inestimable amount OF good
TO the farming, and gardening innteFests.iu that
section. "They ahave given new lifeto ese-
= species Of vegetation. Wheat which was
suffering from want Of rsip, is frightening up,
ans promises generally an abundant harvest"
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Ayers Cherry spectoraL

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colds, ~Inanenxnss dH-onrsehSaES
CrouR, Dronchitis,l nSiPie1t ConsgmPr
tive Patients, I'm advaRee4 @Sr1el
31 stages OF the Diseaafs M
This isa remedy so universally known 10 EurRa4e qny
other for the euro of throat and lung compln!nhs 3aEn
Il useless hero to publish the evidences Of tts virtues. ~
Wonderful cures Of pulmonary disease, hgYS n8des u
known throughout the civilized nafi1n951f He t1ft1s
Few are the communities, or even 1a-itte91 among tne7
who have NOT some personal cxpcr1cncr oIns euecteI
subtle and dangerous disorders Of tho thyoat and lwts
As all know tho dreadful fatality OF fkEt1.ullorders aD4
a. they know, too. the easstk Eth1 tSt15df, Y asedA4
do more than 10 assure tAem WAT y hAdno Mflex w
won 90 strongly upon the confidence Of hppkind.
Prepared y d. 8 9. AYER &,cS- touet. HAS
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No BETTER Pnoor REobmEDJM-7h has net
yet been publicly denied, that -the Chemical
.s.iefstaslmade by D:TB. DeLand & Co, is all
that It's friends have elaimsd777that il is a pure
and Wholesome article. This cannot bedenied
ini,thes face Of the testimony Of chemists and
those best qualified tojudge. Hsis'a ifactthat
the Chemical saleratus is the most popular
kind among Housewives, Thisieopstitates the
most complete proof that can be REQUIRED, Of
the superiority. Of the article: Ii is sold at
wholesale by the manufacturer dt Faiffort,
Monroe Co. New York, and. at. retail by re.
IpectabIeadealers generality MN Te2rai Iah 7
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on pa Executoi's Norica.sagesA
Notice Is hereby given that the pndsrsigned has
~ been appointed and qualified as Executrix 81
Tic last win aud testament Of Iaaeh Likes decd.
RACHEL LIKES. :