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Daily national Republican., 1863-10-15
CASUALTIEO.

The following is partial list Of casualties TO
our troops In tho recent cavalry battles between
Meade and Lcss - - a p
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-15

CRIMINAL CoURr-J'doe Fiaser-John Mans
neld and George Clark, indicted on a charge Of
grand larceny, were found not guilty. ..
The case o. Charity Jackson, colored, who was
arrestsS sometime slsos on tho charge Of setting
ars to house occupied by eslored people is on
trial this morning.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-15

UaABLl TO COMPLY WITH THE CONDITIONS
o. THE CowraAcr.-Mr. niau, the senticman who
made the lowest bid for the contract for the eree-
ton Of new station-houss In the Fourth precinct
Fist ward, has not complied with the cosdltioss
Of the contract, and has consequently given II up
The authorities will probably receive new propo'
sails for this ststion.house, A. It 10 very much
needed iu that ard.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-15

DEsERrsRs sARaxsrEe.-Jno. Phelps, OF th'
iS7th New York volunteers, and David M. clark
Of tho isSd New York, were Yesterday arrested b,
one OF Capt Dolan's detectives ~ dess'ters
They were found at the Depot attempting to leave
the city Upon questioning them closely, they 40
knowledged that they were deserters from TIN
above named regiments, and were sent to Forres
Hall. .....fa.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-15

The Plantation Bitter make the weak strong,
the languid brilliant. and are exhausted natures
great restorer. They are composed Of the eelebra-
ted Caiisaya Bark, wintsrsrsss, sassafrss, Roots,
Herbs, ae all preserved in perfectly pure st. croix
Rum, ... .... ............
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-15

HOUSES CLosED.-A number ofliquor saloons
In the vicinity Of. Capt. Tompkins, q. NJ. Depart
ment on Twenty fourth street, were yesterday per-
manentiy closed by order OF Capt. Todd. The
places had been complained Of by Capt. Tompkins
as nuisance to the nsishborhood. The following
are the names Of the proprietors: Adolphus Custo,
Pat. Mclaughlin, Jas. Mclaughlin, NJ. Morgan,
John Noonan, and VIM. Carr. They were given
tventy-four hours 10 move their liquors.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-15

"' . The Plantation Biiters have cured me
Of . arrangement OF the kidneys and urinary or
sans that has distrsssed me for years. II acts like
charm. C. c. MOORE,
Agent for Colsats 4 Co., 9os Droadwsy.pJ
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-15
present. for Hospital Patients.

-S' " - ''ft
Lieutenant Colonel l1Gth Ohio.
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RaMbs mnn mUrhamfam.

New gOrt, 10. Mat. Gin Mann, Ins
mems Curtis tpurOe sstern feRsenUmmen BET
etnem MOrbSeriuA auf ben Supelter 9. Vlumb
in SO. 512 8rOabtpaY, in Der. gbltdt, be7en
retAeS 2aser BON Dtamanten unO Gbel1einen
gu bernuben. Der 9Ian fir .bteIen Mprb-
uno Raubperlu@ trurOe ldnef 9ema&t unb
boz elmer @OGe Der BOli3et sutOedt, wtlGe
ben MGrOer rubts feline gOrbsrsttunssn trsfen
IteB unb bann bet Der Sbat abfa6te.
Der Tt6ter mar Gin gewtGer 1bOm. @ur<
tiS, Der DOR SObn Sod, wrl&en ct CUR She'll
naRme bereoet bate, Serratben tpurDe. Der
YlaH mas f~Clsenoer:
@tuer BON tbnen Iole 9errn plumb unter
Dem 8Cripanb beIn&en, als Of er Dtamanten
wule; tpGbreno i'm bic Dtamonten
tvGrSen, iOae er Srn. Ylumb SGnupfs
tobaf in Die Musen ltrsuen un6 tbn bann Be.
Ser Anbere lpIe E& tit ~nnrntttets
tarsr Nabe aufbaltsn unb auf elm sesebenes
b~eretnnar3en. saiz4
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Die ssIamaae ppr @harleapn.

New gOrt, 10. Stunt. SIM Martues
unterI u&~unSssertGt In Der SADIE bss Sberz
Snsenteurs Stetner tpeeen Der BON WDmtral
Dupont 9esen i'm pOreebro@tsn Nntlase,
Umroe 9r. fulton pom Baltic. Mmertcon ats
9auptaeuge 1eruummer. Oerlelbe Ia9te aus,
oae Steiners tbn, u1ttsetbstIt babe, baB Ct,
mad Ietner am Nprsen Des s. Npril SOrgs,
npmrnenen Snipetttuu Der Dan3erIAtTe, Mrn l
ubr Mtttass benz Nbmtral Dupont rappcrttrt
babe, b~teGeI6en ieten ale fir au9enbIidttGen
&umpf bereit; baB NOmtral Dupont bas Sc
fe6t gum SrOben Mtbpersnisen Der Mnrine
ntGt erneuern pcle, neil er BON fremben Sin,
flaien beberrIAt rperee ba6 Dee Nnerif auf
Sumter nur cine 9rObe 9epelen unp bae,
tpenn man bic @~rtcSlpn'lasn TtSBe unb Sor-
peboes bate benuBem Uper tom erlaubsn mol
len, Die NnwenOuns berlel6en gu srtlGreu, Der
auf @harlsfOn erfOIsrei@ sspelen letn
6err Stetuers lpra9 aIes bteles nur
tn WriSatseiprG&en sesen 9rn. Sutton ars,
fetnerIetts olIe @elrsenbeit oermieo,
nit Den anOeru Sff3teren Der Slotte btele
Gra9en 3u belpreGen.
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Eegsgrap1sf1e Nac5rtcbteaa.
Eset'dts tEr ben 8aItttaDrs . gDeGer."
HoppOrt BON Gen. SAINTS iber ben SimsriH Gui
port Smefon.


IS aGbtmeton, 9. Stunt. Sen. 8auts
stbt tn stuem UfF5teQen NuppOrt, battrt v0Or
Sort Sub Jon, 80. Mat," etne Der Ihcm Der,
Sfentli&Ien dbnlt9e Darfelung bee MnariFs
auf isnen @lab. Yon ben Nrser=Sr uppeu
la9t ct:
vSte entlpra9sn ieber Grmartune. S6r
8eneImen mar belOenmatGtg. Seine Srups
pen fOnntsn enti4lo6ener Dber ,fIbner 1etn.
Sie ma@teu pGbrenb bes 1aaes bret &narife
auf bic fetubItGen 8atterten, erlitten 1ebr
IGtrere SerluIte uuo bebaMpteten ibre YpTs
ton b'tm Gtnbru9 ber Na@t init ben ii6rts
gen Gruppsn auf Dem redten 8tGgel I'M Ierer
2tnie. Wel@e 3peifel tmmer Bic bohtn ii6er
ote Srau46arfett FOLDER Sruppen rtItirt BADEN
mSsen, btsler Sag bsrstft, ba6 BITE &eeteruns
in tbnen tpaGsre @ertbetOtssr fnben ptrb.
Ste tebirfen nur gutter SfF3tere unb IOref6l.
tiger Discipltn, mm aus8e3ei6nete SelDaten
gu tperoeu,
Infer 8erluR an IDbten, gertpunfeten unb
8ermiBtcn betrueen bonn %. big beute fat
1000, tuuruntsr IfG, pie i'd NIT 8eoouern
la9e, etntee Der bslten Sff3tere bes Gprps
beIFn0en."
GinSeInbeiten Ger GrpIOTtOn In Sort SpOm.
Ote @atafrppte fan6 I'm, 2.15 u6r Gtatt.
Gines Der Na9a3ine fIUg in Der 2uft un6 oue
btent6o6euben Berionen Fanpen etnen aussn=
bltdltGen SOB.
2teut. @pl. SHumann bonn 8. sc. g. @r<
ttuerte Neet. bate tefOblen. bic MuntttOn, bte
Ute er SIaubte, tn l4l'dtem .3ufanbe mar,
nod Cben 81 brtnsen. Dur4 Die @r1dItte.
rur8 spurOen mebrsre &anunsn BON ben Ga.
fetten Bspprfen mnb BITE @ebdube bee Sorts
3erfrrt.
Gin 9teutenant, swet Gerseanten unb 20
Gemetne tUuroen ote Spfer bteler srenssnlUlsn
unUari6tt9feit. Nuberbent tpurOen nod II
SOlOaten oerpun6et. NQe linb DemtIhe.
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0nl1t ManhnhauuEd.

gBie man BON ger Unen, tpel@e BON @aps
pa6aunOd autpmmen, erfdtrt, gtng IsBte gldGt
stne OtOiitOn BET TrdnfItn's 9~anUunespInb
aber Den 6tuB unp ~3eritGvte bic Saibeuerua
BEN unb bas 0ebGld, weIHes bisber Dem
Seinbe als @erIfed btente. @rbperfe inb in
Der TrOnt a~ufgerprfen trurcen, wnbrIheinlt@
mm einen nGAtltGsn Nnsrtf gu ~Ssrbtnbern
unb uniere Qeute 81 IAtben, peun Der GeEnb
ein Gombarcement SerIuAen foate. ..t
Die Gruppen, tpflHe mir iberaffebt ba6en,
fnb nt4t nett BON Der 5tabt. Die Rebe1en
baben nod teinen &anOnenl4nB auf uus
~ab0efeuert. Die Stellung Der perI&teoeuen
NrmeecOrps ~aniuesben, tpGre ntdt am Nlaee.
Die 9ewe9unsen bstoer Wrmesn linD tn Elm
gebetmniBOpleS Dunfsl gebIut.
Sie Observation-Disclosures sebeu Seuer.
0aI1tn9tpn, 10. Stunt. Die NaG.
rt@teu Spm N~appaGanupd ret&en Bic gstetu
Na@mtttag.
Ser Setnp erGfnete cine &aupuabe BON per~
IGteperen lstner 8atterteu 9seen unIere @erte
unb &rnppsn an Der Gbsue, relItG bonn 6Iub
mub IIOlt@ BON Srsbsrtdsburg. Nun pnrfen
fe ntebrere SOmben auf baS btsTeti9e ufer,
Ubnt isopA tr9enb welnsn @Ga6en sl perur-
IaGen. Oieles mar bas er4e @tal, ba6 bic
ietnDlt@en @sI9ube uniere Wrttte tn tbreg
neuen @olttUn belGIt9ten. Der 6etnb iOa
nus eth ein;tesS Corps rnteTbolb Der Stact
In unI erer SrOnt 6aben.
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Wuf btele 'Nuaet9c BIN tpurbet Derf&teoene
Detscttps beauftraSt, ben &aub 3a Derbtnoern
nnb Curtis 3uEperbafteu. Ste bennGrtGtt9'
ten cem9emGB 6rn. plumb. bon benz, traS
9e8en TIN TIM SGttbe eefi6rt tpurbe, unb
man fam bann therein, 6ub fe lt& matt Sod
tn etuem anfuBeuOen 3trnmer berett bnIten
lUuten. BUR fef3elegten 3stt lpra& Curtis
BET 9rn. plumb Dor, Der einen entblEBten
Dol4 auf benz Slide ltseer Bate, unb ba 6.
Otelen er6Itdte, ma2te er nuf Der Gtele etnen
8erfu@, f@ ietner 3u bemG1ttsen, aber 9err
plumb fam tim 3uDOr unD er9rtf bic @afs.
Gr ma9te bann 9drnt unO Curtis ftttr;te bte
Grsppe btnob; aletn Die BOlt3tEen eIltem aus
tbrem Ssraed tbm mad unb nntmen t6n
tn 5aft. Dn fe tbn untsrIu&tsn, fanben Ie
msbrere lebr flsine Suwelen1asen, bic gum
Our&ldsen bon Gtien ssbrauHt werbsn, In
ben SOblen 1etner SttefeI. @ut6maBtt@ be-
abf4ttete er, HA berGeIben 3a beOienen, TN
6ale er uerboftet tOirbe, nm f9 einen Neo
aus benz @efGnsntb 3u batnen.
Sod la9t, ct babe, um bic 8erbaftung bee
@urtts gu bepertl tgIlgsn unb Ietnen MuIAlaa
3u D~ersiteln. lI@ sefsut, ale Of sr @iQens 1st
f& tbm an3uI9lteBen, unO na@Oem Der 0lar
o~OufdnOtB au~aeeorbettet uuO Ote 8olsn DR.
t9etIt paren, maGte CT Der 0O(tset Nn3et8e,
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'serteonifcbe Wotbrsc6feas

sic 5uriidgebaltenem Snrner Int 0irz
gtnien. Son 9rn. s. R9ru, tpel@er f6 III
DaIbtngtcn ~befinoet, lan9te bielen Olurpen
eine telegr. Oepel@e NIT ben Mcrten an :
"The Turner's are all right" OteIe
9Iadrt4t ntrp Den MtteItebern Deg 20. Rets.
BET tbrem beuttsen Banquet gepiB erfreult@
fin. (N. g. W6b1to J
@ai1imgtnm, 9. @uni. Der SberIfeuer>
Director bat entl6iepen, baB OerIoneu, bte Elm
@tufommen S0u $4,000 baben, Dason 5 pGt.
Ab9abeu 81 5ableu boben, eletdOiel uuter
UeI@em Sttel uaan ben BelEb bs0elben bGlt.
luoiteur Gurner BAT ful9enes Gefeble iber
Damen e~rlalen, pslGe i6er @itY Wuint nod
DEM Siipeu retlen pter BON bort suytdfebrsn
poCer. ste mitGen beIGp6ren, Bag fe ou6er
benz Softer D0er @adet, tpeldes benz Omar.
tIsrmelfer bes Dampfsts gu ibereeben 1T.
ntAt8 mitnebmen mn6 in bteIemt, unb ebenloz
trsui9 aut benz Qet6e, peber S&rtftIttde nod
icnftse @Ontrabanbartttel mttfGbren 3oB
lfe tn ben Iebtsn orsibts Sasen In tstnsm auf
ltanotlGen Staate, NOD auBerbalb Der Milt-
tarltntsn Der Ser. Staaten eetreIen umD tpGb.
reno pes GrieeeS bteIslben nt1t pteoer iiber
f@retten molten. Der Softer pber bas Nadet
iptro inlpictrt unb, trenn @ontrsbdnbe cntGal
teno, coufts3irt uub Der WaB suriid9enummen.
Gin Grdnsportbampfer 9ebt am /. Suit ron
Nnnapclts mad @ttY BOtnt ab. Rtnper bir=
fen mtt9enemmen tperDen. Ddntsn nnb Rtnber
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Nnn Snrt WonrOe.


FER DUfoampfer NbeIatbe, Capt. s. @ar.
non, fam esfern Morgen urn 6 16r BON Slb
Boint an, bra@te iebu4 feline Na@rt9ten BON
Snterefs. Dret en9lil4e Tresatten lteaen
ouBerbal5 Der DuHerbatterte unb tire off,
3tere fUrnntsn tGalt6 unD Sertebren NIT ben
Offytsren In Der 6sliuns.
Ser ensIifAe GOniMI in RidbtnunS Don Seq. 9opts
e~nttafen.
SeferIon OaSis fat nnter tem 5. Stunt
etne @abtnetSurbre erla6en, tn tpeIGer er Dem
eu9lil@sn @pnIul 0eprge Mopre, $50. bte
Qu8Ibune ber Con ulats' 3eGte Ser6tetet, tuet(,
Ub9lei@ tpG9renb 8irgtnta umter Der 3eeterune
Der 8~eretntsten Staaten ltanb, bonn BrGRben-
ten anertaunt, ssiett 2OaretBuns bteI les Staas
tee bonn en9Iti9eH Commencement fstne S9rttte
9sI@eben inD, um i'm BET Der CONFEDERATION
Ne8terun9 gu accrsotttren ; ferner ia9t Dapis,
oab tbm am Gage beS @rlaHss baS @reqna.
t u t UOufGnOt8 ent3Usen iet unb &c ntGt fers
ner aIs @9ent Uoer @Onlul BON England be,
tradtet tperbsn fTnne.
Sont faatsre4tlt1en Stanopuntte aus 1T
Oapis btertet TIM ScIen 2eGte, 70 mnb ntGt
anoers 9stanoelt gu baben, bat aber tpObl nt&t
bebaGt, OaB bteItr SArttt BET Der gmpfnDIt@.
felt Sbrer NateltGt Neeteruus ni@t Da3u BET.
traseu tptrb, bic c6nepteS IGen Tau eepprbe.
men Spmpatkteen fir ben SGpen 3u permet@
rem, i'm @eeentbetl leint Ca3u beitragen fam,
oaB ENGLAND Sau3tt@ feline 9anO Son Davis
& So. 1b3tebt.
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Sic 8elaaernna uom 0idebura.

SmftGnne bel Sort &utfOm. - @auanSiabam fru
BON fetnen Nebeaenfreuncen ais OefGngener bebGns
reIt tpcrceH.
Gtnetnnatt, 10. Mat. Der Cont
uerctal bat 8rtefe aus bem 48. SktO Ge1t.,
Uona@ bte 8sla8erun9 riRtS fOrtINrettet, Der
@ett Der 1ruppen Der Bette TT unO bteIsIben
fef auf GrfoI8 bUfsn. l1nlere 8erIuae io0ea
LANCE niGt 10 bebeutfno Ietn als Die frI9eren
Ospsi&en au9oben nnb Der gauge 8erlnIt, felt
bic Nrmee ben WifFlTppt IberG0rttt, ni6t
mebr alS 1000 Mann betragen.
JtoG Nnea6en bon Oelertsuren, 6te In
@furfreestUrc etneatrOffsn fnb, purbe 8nlan-
bt8bam BON ben NebeQen tn's @sfau8ntB Gee
~tpprfen. 2
S5eridbte aus StebelenipmrmaIcn.
Der Mpbile Irtbune pom 3. uno 4. tptrb
aus SadOn Mtii., 8emelOst, baB sort 6nb.
ion enee etn9si9lUfen III unO ale Dor bort
eintrsfenten Na@ri&teu un3uSerlGltg mnb
boiler WtberIpriGe Tnb. Die Oanfee8 ioueu
Die Stem SrleanS un0 Sad on Gtlenbabn ouf.
se8eben mnb bic 8esftsuns nnO bte Bride
am Wean6ac serft5rt baben. @tne Depel6e
aus 9ascUpCula, Qa., rnsloet, bag General
Sbsrman IN Neu ORLEANS 9s1Orben 1st. fur3
nadoem tim 6as Sermunbrte Bein abgsnUms
men rDrben mar.
MmrfreeSbUrO, 8. Stunt. Cine BON
Sbel6HStQe tOmmenoe Dame lagt, beS bas
@srii&t, 8tdaburg Babe capttultrt, o0eemetu
tn Dem Nsbsaenla9er psrbrettst iet. Gin Ipdter
A~ueetOmmener S eI9dttgt bic Sorbemerfte Mn=
sabe unD fi9t btnsu, bab 9s6eIenblatter 1dur
Die naberen Details Der 1sber9abe perEfent.
It&t bGtten. (GrVb aIeOem bsDarf btefe NaM.
rtdt nod Der Uettern 8sRGtteung, s9e wt,
barem aLenben. Die 9ieb.(
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0ntt Wnrt 6uninr.
S0nfs erbdIt gSerndrtmms.

Mew gOrt, 10. Stunt. Die gea6rtdz
ten bss OamsferS @abaipbe mctoem, bas 5000
Mlann gerfartuns aus 8vOlbaar City un0
onOeren Vlaeen am 80. UOer 81. W1at au
Sen. Sants StfOBsn finO unO nniere Srup,
pen jsbt In GROCER l1eSermaGt fnO.
Die &ebelen fnb S%CnfOmmen stn9eI&(CTeu
unb BON alien 3ufutren absel9ntHen. cS6re
3abl wirO uuf $4,000 angeeebeu. sic
tnb NIT Mebl unO Corn wO9l psrprOptanttrt,
lO1en aber MUIR tuents Mtunttton 1aben.
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G~inreibums in @emnfpIUGnicn.

McSOnnelsture, ga, 10. Stunt.
Die Ginrei6uuss6eamtsn itUben bt Den 3es
belenfreunben In Sutton 60. auf 8rCBen Wts
berfanb. Me6rere b~erieIben purOen nit Dem
3Obe bebrptt, auf anbere seiAOfen unb Dem
Srn. GbpmpIun, benz Gtnretbunes6eamten In
G6cmplOn Gowniatp purOe in lebter NaGt
feline OrGnung fantmt Stnlnne, GGeuusn
unb alien @Orrdtbe1 un0 @~ert3eugen Bon
ether 8anbe Sejel 2~rnilten nieber9ebrnuut.
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&nn 4entnfh.
SeieOerIase Der saebeuem bel IaOmticeuO.

&tnctnnatt, 10. Stunt. Sen. CAT
ters Corps, trelGes lstt @O4en pas n6rOltGe
ufer beS GumberlanpFu6eS bspo9t, lebte &C..
fern iiber ben 6luB unp trtsb Die Nebelen
unter General ge9ram aus WfonttcelO BIN.
aus. gea@ ben Iesten 8ert6tsn perfol9te
General Garter nit letnen Qeuten bic fltebens
Den &ebeueu unb iou tbnen etne @n;abl Sc
fangene, Dferbe unb cnpere 8eute ob9enUm-
men BADEN, Ubne SaB CT Ielbf etneu N1onn
berlor.
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transport bon Gefansenen mebeuen.

@tnctnnati 8. Suat. 1000 Aefan>
gene Nebelen stnscn am Samftag bon SnOt<
annapolis mad Sort Oelatpare as. 165 Oft
siere BON psmbsrtOn's Nrmte warOen mad
SpGnGtpn's SSlono AelGidt.
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Slneunft BON sebenensefanseHen. - sSiiOn'S
Souape1.

NewsgOrf, 10. Stunt. Der Dnmpfer
U@abatpba" fam teute bier at. CT bra6te
iibsr so 9%sfanSeme &ebelen.O ff3tere, unD
Billy BtIlun'S 3uuaSen Nest. NIT. Dss&
Nsstment 1T nod pOle 700 Mann fart unD
purOe BON benz 5. WiIt3. Nestmente empfan-
den. o 49, ~
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Gllo ntdt tuentaer ats 81, 900 Mann, ,unb
barunter Itn6 ale btetent8en ntGt tnbesrtfen,
pelGe fIr BanfS uno Grant ais Ntoniere ar.
betten unS tpOonra bte 3ubt lei@t auf $4,000
gsbraHt werben tSnnte.
CairU, 8. Stunt. Ser Sa6restae Der
Gtnnabrne BON Memphta bur9 bic 8rnbes>
trnppen tpuros am %psrsansenen SamFa8 bter
gsfetert.
Na&riAten aus 9elena iassn, baB mnlsre
pIdets am Ounnerta8 Gbsnb 3mtidsetrtebea
purOeu, bod 3et9te i9 fstn fairies feinbltGeS
&OrpS Sc lUIen 4 8ebsuenbrtgaben bort
ifs9en. Gen. Brsntt6 tofft, iepem Gngrtf
pIoesaeben 3u tGnnen.
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0terfe1iabr8s8

Der bsutI6en @sItGl6uft fur tranfe nnb osr-
wuubete SOloaten gu 0ol9tnstOn, DC.
4. 0uartal BON 1. MGr3 bio 1, Stunt 1863.
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Ga&e raS seletRet tpsrbfn, mas esleiast tUer,
Den Iolte.
@albtn9tOn, 8. Stunt 1868.
SUbn bella a mp, 6tuamalefr
Sobn 9ts, @rdE q. G6erlp, SGatm. 8al.
bedsr, prot. Gsfrc q. Vpblers, corr. SER, ;
(g0s4iebLattsr fn6 erfadt ablnbrufu
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Scr beabNd,tiate einfaa in a4arpIams.

OCT beabltdltl9te VIHIuH III WurpIuHV'
Der uns Susspa&te 8elcG Stuarts, tpels
der tebt tppbl unterblsiben ptro, fOute na9
beut @lame Sen. SEES auf fOIsenbe MstTs
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SCOUTING and JOB WORK done to order.

We ask the attention of the public to our stock
Of goods. We can sell Shelf Hardware, with few
exceptions at our old rates, and articles that have
advanced, we will sell as LOW as the LOWEST.
GEORGE BLYMIRE & SON.
Bedford, Marchl3, 1863.
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nj A n III o d.
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DR.. Stephen Sweet, Of Connecticut,

49, 0bCPuOu oWC0t, VI OUuutGClCUC,
the Great Natural Bone Setter.
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Is the author of ssDr. Sweets Infalbe Liniment.'
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Cures Rheumatism and never fails.
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Is certain remedy for Neuralgia.
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Is the best known remedy for Sprains and Bruises.
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Affords immediate relief for Piles and seldom fails
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Cures Toothache one minute.
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Cures Cuts and Wounos immediately and leaves mn
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is the best remedy for Sores in the known world
DR.. SWEETS INFALLlBLE LlNtMENT
has been used by more than million people and
all praise it..
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Taken internally cures Collie, Cholera Morbus and
Cho. ~
DR.. SWEETS lNFALLIBLE LlNIMENT
Is tru. 'irlend in need" and every family should
have it at hand.
DR.. SWEETS lNFALLIBLE LIN NIMENT
is for sale by all Druggists. Price 25 and so cents
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DR.. s. w e e T'S
LNF.dLLIBLE
LINIMENT


FOR RHEUMATISM, GoUT, NEURALGIA, LumBaeo
STIFF NECK AND JOINTS. spRAINs. BRUISES.
CUTS AND WOUNDS, PILES, HEADACHE ~
AND ALL RHEUMATIC AND NER- ssas
vous DISORDERS.
For al! of which it is a speedy and certain remedy
and never fails. This Liniment is prepared from
the recipe of DR.. Stephen Sweet, of Connecticut.
the famous bone setter, and has been used in his
practice tor more than twenty years with the most
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AS AN ALLEVIAI OR OF PAIN. it is uuriv.,-
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the lost skeptical may be convinced by sinels
trial. 'e''
This Liniment will cure rapidly and radically.
rheumatic Disorders of every kind and in thou
been known to fail. M
FOR NEURALGIA, it will afford immediate re.
ief IN every case, however distressing,
1t will relieve the worst cases of HEADACHEin
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TOOTHACHE also will it cure INSTANTLY sa
FOR NERVOUS DEBILITY AND GENERAL.
LASSiTUDE arising from imprudence or excess.
this Liniment is most happy and unailing remedy
Acting directly upon the nervous tissues il strength
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QUlNSY AND SORE THROAT are sometimes
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SPRAlNS ale sometimes very obstinate, and en-.
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ed. The worst case may be conquered by this Lin
iment in two or three days.
BRUISES, CUTS, WOUNDS, SORES. UL.
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the wonderful healing properties OF DIR. SWEETS
iNFALLlBLE LINlMENT, when used according
to directions. Also, CHILBLAINS. FROSTED
FEET, AND INSECT BITES AND STINGS.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that letters testam entary
have been granted by the register of Bedford co.,
on the will of John Kinton, late of Napier tp.;
deed, to the subscribers, and that all persons in
debted to said estate are hereby required to make
mmedia te payment, and those having claims there
on are notified to present the same duly authentca
ted for settlement.
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THEODORE KlNTON,
Jnns 12, 1s63'-ets.' Executors.
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A FRIEND In NEED. TRY IT.

DR.. SWEETS INFALLIBLE LlNIMENT. es an
external remedy, is without rival, and will allevi
ate pain more speedily than any other prepar alton
For all Rheumatic and Nervous disorders it is truly
infallible, and as curative for Sores, Wounds,
Sprans, Bruises, &C., its soothing healing and pow
der and astonishment of all who have ever eiven il
trial. Over one thousand certificates of remark
able cures, performed by within the last two years
attest the fact.