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Eel ! O.

I'm weary Echo sal and worry,
I'm su!eun for nay clothes torn;
Kind Echo hat may he best
Fray sny--in what shall invest
Aud Echo answers, VEST.
A vest kind Echo that is well,
The one have was sure SELL,
I'll try what thy wisdom grants
What else for 10 my bosom pants,
And Echo answers, PANTS.
Pants good Eeho. how YOU charm.
My own are handy fit to darn;
Aud pray what else my bearing Gloats
While balm Of hiss my bosom coats.
And Echo answers. COATS.
Coats. thank YOU. noble friend
Ny coats are gore far to menl
l;u, ere | hast to buy them all.
Where Can max" the GREATEST haul
And Echo answers, HALL.
Hall, why there three or four.
Which ont your client would iuporc;
oh . speak for melancholy stroke
Has made my heart as hard oak.
Aud Echo answers, OAK.
So it appears that Echo, like all nature, is
instinct with the fact that
N'anaEakcr & Brown,
COAX IALL)
: T.. corner Sivru and NJ ,nkrr STREETS.
lhi!aicll Eia. is the M PLus Ultra Clothing
House Of Philadelphia. Everything is the best.
rvcrythnsi is the cheapest No one is dissatisfied
Every person returns. Even in outside country
villages when the subject Of clothiug is mentioned
each Individual present has some culosy upon
OAK HALL. Dec -
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CAVE YOUR MONEY.-Thc american
- Mocha Cofee is recommended to all fam,
lilies where Coffee has become an indispen-
sible necessity. Whilst not costing more
than one. half Of the best Rio or Java, it
possesses all the nutritious elements to be
found in either. For sale in Elkton by
juno 6. T. DRENNEN.
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INaFrHENrS. the Grand Jury Of the
Emitted States District Court. on Tucsd:
found new indictments against the following
named persons for treason:-Gc"rgc T..
Kane. Jerome pendergaSt. Isaac 'Irimhlc.
Lewis Bitter. Charles Cochry. VIM. II. Hiss,
Dr., John ii. Mcrryman uiias John Merry
man, Thomas Clifford, Michael Hooper.
Samuel Macticr, Richard IL. Mitcht, Philip
Ca,hmire. Samuel McCubLin, j. Josal
Grcndail and George konig
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Sewing Machines.

THE Franklin Machine has taken the lead of
l. all other machines in this county. A large
number now in use, and they give satisfaction
in every case Now is the time to buy. They
can be bought cheaper now than at any other
time The manufacturers talk Of putting up the
price They work equal, if not superior to any
other machine now in use For sale by
EDW. W STAPLES,
May 23 1868. Agent,
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NOTICE.,

owing to tho enormous premium md tax on
" Gold l am compelled to raise my prices so
per cent on all operations VIII ere the metal is used
except when paid for in gold, when the usual rates
will be charged. Persons wearing badly adjusted
sets of Teeth mounted Gold plate. will find it
to their advantage to have such cases exchans ed
for those mounted on VULCANlZED GUTTA
PERCIlA. Cali at my Office and examine spec.
mems fT"I am paying. in the way of exchange.
81 90 for what was formerly 80 cents worth of
gold. DIR. &. j. BING,
Elkton, Jan 81, 1863. Dentist
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Rhodes Supcr-PhOsphate.

HNHE STANDARD MANURE, composed
Il Of Bones treated with Su'pturic .Acid.-
g RHODES the long established Manure
European iepntation-c cannot be cxcelled
for the culture Of outs, Corn, Tobacco and
Root Crops. Also, Top Dressing on the Grow
ing Wheat. For sale by
Feb II, 1868 JOHN PARTRIDGE.
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PHILADELPHIA.
The superior merits Of this article now SO well
established. that It is only necessary in our regular
.iliz"rs that good supply is on hand for the Fall
Trade.
Every Farmer using Fertilizer. may he assured that
the RAW BONE PHOSPHATE will still maintain it,
high character for STRENGTH aud PURITY the nanrfac-
prcirrriug to make small alvanr" in til. price
rather than allow its merits IT, fall below their
trn"r tariar, under increased expenses ia Inal.,ac
turing.
Rs 1t is prepared from T0yts and warranted to
contain all lcir original organic mattcr--nu burned
raicincd bones ,scl. md it is sold under guaranty
from tie manufacturers that il free from aducrato
, The demand for BAUGIlS RAW BONE SUPER
PHOSPHATE last year GREATLY LEcEEpRp that of any
previous one" which is substantial evidence Of its high
,tanari Of popularity:
Prize $3.50 per 1000 bS.-CaM.
The above man'rc may be had Of regular dealers, OF
f EAIGII SONS.
No. 20 South Delaware Avenue,
July II, iNr3-Tm. PHILADELPHIA.
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RTIiUR EMORY. BENNETT SoNES.
THE DRAFT!

State of Maryland.
MUTUAL
MILITARY & DRAFT INSURANCE.
EMORY s JONES, Agents,
No. = Lac buildings, ST. Paui street,
BALTIMORE, MD.
Persons who are liable to Draft in the State
Of Maryland, can get exempt for much less
than the usual exemption fee of $500.
Contracts entered into before the draft.
and release guaranteed. Persons entitled
to exemption from disability or otherwise
must file their papers before the draft. EX-
cmrtion papers prepared, and release guar
antecd.
Remember, the draft will come IF in this
State in week or two, and it is much bet
ter to he free from suspense, and the Draft.
before it comes off. All correspondence
from the country promptly attended to, and
solicited. Information given gratis, Of all
matters pertaining to the draft
Address EMORY Il JONES',
No. Law Buildings, ST. Paul St,
July %, lSG3-lm. Baltimore. Md.
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FEMALES! Fem ALES FEM ALES.
Use that Safe. Pleasant Remedy known as
HILMBOLD'S ENTR. irT BtCHU.
For all Complaints Incident 10 the sex
No Family should be
WiheHt it.
And none will when once
Tried by them
1t it used by
Young AND OLD,
In the Decline or Change of Life,
Before nnd After Mnrriagc,
Dnring anil .itjcr Confinement,
To Strengthen the Nerves.
Restore Nature to its Proper Channel. and
Iuvigarate the Brukcn-lown Constitution
From ,-hafrrcr Curse Organizing.
Use NO MORE WORTHLESS PILLS!
Take
HFLMBOLDs EXTE ACT ECCHU
Sec advertisement in another column. Cut GU t,
and send for it, IJuly 4, IS63-2m
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DOPING. SPoIlTING and isl thing EoIns
IL done in a superior manner. by
Aug |. PKl Or & BRO.
lWFFEE MILLS-A lot of Coffee Mills at Old
= prices by PRYOR bRO.
7JhhEW A Ri. "A lot Of Hoes, takes. Forks,
i l &c. for sale at old prices for cash, by
Aug. !. PRYOR BRO.
& NiUKNS.--Spoin's Patent Churns the best
- ever offered to tho public, for le by
Aug l. PRYOR 4 BRO.
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Roofing and SpOuting.

HAVING secured the services of superior
L j workman. am prepared to do Roofing and
Spouting at a short notice. and in n superior man
ner. L. W. STAPLES.
May %, 1863 Elktvn, Nd
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Summer Complaint or LOOseneSs.
Diarrh9a and DJscHtery.
Cholera Infantum, Gripping Pains.
Cramps or Spasnts.
kWAYNE'S BOWEL CORDIAL.
Let M f,n,ily he without this medicine during the
Summer months in cast Of suln alta K ia the night
-,lu,cra Muri'rI, t"lic. Pains vomiting. Sick S;uIna'
IN adults ar rh:ktrtT II %iii give immediate relief
Price uIy - rvnl-; bottles for Sl.Ou. Prepared tiy
by In. Sw,rNG Il Soy, Philadelphia
o. DR.. Swayne's Fanacc8,' the
GREAT ALTER tT:tE and BLOOD PgElfIEi;, AMI
The. IeiitbIc remc,i, fT
Scrfula. Ulcers aud White Swelling.
Mtrasnirs4 wasting Of irsIi. nrup>y.
liberated Sor" Threat. Hip joint tum,laint.
bark IItciic>. or dcf,"ts in the skin.
0hstuna;" ~ Sr'ly Erup:iur- Cancers.
Weakness and teIilitttci System.
E,ils. Yrlinw skin. Iinri"I the Face.
Mrr'uiai Diseases liberated sore Legs.
In rii the isitlrsmc diseases which have iit
Ivory ether urcinc defiance for r,nr. than quarter
# century have been perfectly restored Icy this great
vegetable fairra In cases of eruption If III" skin.
any part cuvrrin: the system by ni,knS Of
''s"fNG's ALI nEiLNG bINrM..Sr.' IL rub will
hasten and the most nsina:r Eruptive Disease.
nttirr If how iung starting Prepared only hy DR..
SN tiNE S)N. SO sixth Sticrt. Vine, rhiia-
rlpha. to whom all nrdc. should Lee addressed.
seat sr.ulrly backed - address.
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$500. $500. $4,000.

THE Franklin Sewing Machine is sold at the
l low price Of S25 90 and they will do the same
work as any other machino costing $50 90 or more.
Try one. you run no risk: they are warranted
for six months. For sale by
EDW. W. STAPLES,
May %, 1868. Agent
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WANTED.

A DWELLING in town to Rent, by a
n careful occupant, who will guarantee
prompt payments. Apply at The Hhig office.
July 4, lS63-3w
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FOR RENT.

THE OFFICE under The CccilHhig office,
l. formerly occupied by Vim. X. Miller,
Esq. Apply at this Office. fully 4.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

The laio addition Of manufacturing fLctes- as well
Operatives 70 those already in uss the follow
ing statement in reference to this establishment -
Our In'~e Of operation will be Mt all times Of the mib
est character carefully avoiding the inction Of the
slightest unnecessary pain and will be adapted to the
patient thereby Offering the greatest enconragensentt
such DESTROYS of preserving their tectl, who
through fear alone permit their entire and premature
decay. ,,p
We will continue to mount Teeth on Gold-Pate. and fill
the natural organs with the finest gold foil yet, w2
employ other and cheaper articles which we recon-
mend Responsible parties are allowed one month trial
in ALL Of teeth mounted in VULcANIzED RUBBER-
But if not promptly paid for ut the end Of that time the
teeth will i've demanded We are prepared to fill teeth
with ARTIFICIAL BONE, for those not wishing TO Jay the
premium gold the expense Of preserving teeth in
this way will be little than the cost Of extracting
them.
We have very extensive facilities for manufacturing
Artificial Teeth and being confident Of our ability 20 fill
orders to any extent shall until further NOTICE is
given deduct the travelling expenses from the regular
charge and half Of teeth ordered by PERSONS
from distance. .,..' =.
foreign countrcs persons travelling and others at q
moderate great safeguard against accident.
We shall continue to straightcn chdrcns teeth FREE
Of charge.
Our office will be open for visitors the first three weeks
in each month only the last week being devoted exclu
svcly to manufacturing. -.
JPN. z.
Young men desiring instructions at this establishment
will be REQUIRED to obgatc themselves not 10 diyulge
any of the aoDUs oPERANpI until in regular practice
themselves. None will be admitted except these Of the
very hest mechanical abilities. :.
Visitors requested not to asH to be shown into the
Laboratories. DR. IL. J. BlN1"
q
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TIE DISEASES OF ERROR.

(LcS N07aHicS d ErreUr.)
I. John B Ogden. NJ. d.. author and publisher
of the above work. d" hereby promise and agree
to send Gree Of CHARGE to any young man who
will write for it. sawple copy for perusal The
work is i-s4cd and sent forth for the benefit of
suffering humanity. 1t treats in simple language
on all the diseases of Error including Seminal
Weakness Nervous Debility, Indigestion. Melln-
chu!y. InSarity Wasting Decay I,epo'ency, &c.
&c giving safe, speedy. and effectual prcscrip-
ions for their p, rmanent cure together with much
valuable Information All who f,vnr ME with II
desire to read my work shall receive a sample
copy by return mail free of charge.
Address JOHN b. OGDEN. NJ d.,
NJ. Go Nassau St., New York.
Nav % IS53-3m
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Tbs central PARK. New York.


Central Park contains 843 aerOs, which
3Eas cost nearly 81, 500 an sore, or total Of
SS5s847 The heimproyements to January
J. 1868 cost 3,5S3 674, a total cost OF
SLS72 425. The assessed value of the
three wards surrounding the park we're
in 1856, before it was commenced, S29,OOO,-
600 aud II is row estimated at 0,COO 600.
.-,--.- The AYERS gs daily force employed on the
sA-+A park during lis preparation was 5000,
and on some days 9 600 workmen were en-
PaE-T Ssged. 9he highest point of the park is
81 SD Street. where it is l40 feet above
tide water; the lowest point is at lO4th
street. where it is few inches below the
tide water. The new reservoir covers
g Il j IO6 acres Is about 80 feet deep, hollis a
thousand millions Of gallons of water, and
cost q million and half Of dollars.
Around its rim is walk for pedestrians
outside Of that is a bride path, and be-
- 81 yond that again is beautiful carriage
drive. Five miles Of bride path have been
JJsr completed; eight miles cf carriage road
eighteen miles of foot path Il is FIVE
nile drive fr)m the battery, or lower part
Of the sity to the nearest park gate, which
Is in 66th Street. The park is bounded by
two parallel lines, east and west, Of the 5th
-sr- and sth Avenues, and is half q mile broad
e4Lic By nearly three miles long
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EuaAn-OoATrD, PUEsLY YIaETARLs

HffHAR-l EUhHLI Ad6IAHLA
~ O1s,st 1yheapgst. and most Reliable Fssnib
Hedioins n uso More nssd thar any other Eind.
PrIos % osntz-sl P.ils IN c box BEE Virenlnts.
Ei.5-Soli by Strong & Armstrong, Benton bro5nott
a " Palmer, Churchill q Bro. Also at WholssAi
| asd FATAL n ia natRriO-St., Cleveland by
$40 a' l a. NORRIS, Gen'l Agent,
FOR Ohio, Michigan AID Indiana
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!. !. q . ID rlE.pEgr or 1Hl galEED sr.rE!
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MORNING LEADER.
WEDNKspAY mORNINe NOE. p. Is03
ola Time National ThankssIvng.

la's ola Time National ThRnkssivng.
..Er TEE PREs1DEST OF TIE UNITED STATES
500 OF ANERIoA.--A PROCLAMATION.
ura r-WHRzTss. Il is the duty Of sll nations
IN sekpcwledee the Providence of Almigh-
Es1f ~ God 70 obey his viii, be grateful 12r
Wel Ma benefits, and humbly TO implore BIS
protection and faE0r. And, whereas, both
sfi HOUSES Of Congress have by heir JOINT
eonuittee requested me TO recommend
n-7l % tke People Of the United States Day of
Public Fhinksgiving and Prayer, TO be OBJ
rad served by acknowledging with grateful
-ga hearts ths many singnsl fa9oIs OF Almigh-7
-Hzgu " God, especially by afording them an
cpportupity peaceably to establish form
Of ooysrnment for their own safety and
ass happiness"
= Nov, therefore, do recommend and g.
- sign Thursday, the 26th day OF November
nexf 10 be devoted by the people of these
States to the service Of that great and glo-
Tious Being who is the benefcent Author
-lit ofau The Food that was, that is, or that
viii be That we then may all unite IN
rendering unto Hin our sincere and hum
bic thanks for His kind care and protect
ion Of the people Of his country previous
10 their becoming nation; for the signal
and manifold mercies, and the favorable
interpOsition of His Providence in the
5course and conclusion Of the late war; for
-ai- the great degree Of tranquility, union and
y Dlentv which We have been enabled to es-
lal tablish Constitutional Government for our
.llaL safety and happiness and particularly the
national one now lately instituted for The
civil and religious Liberty with which we
are blessed, and the means we have OF ae-
'i h curing and difusinE useful knowledge !;
ana in general for all the great and var
ai nia fous faTors which BE has been pleased to
confer upon u.s. ..
Znd alsc, that we may then unite in
most humble Offering our prayers and sup
~ plications 10 the great Lord and Ruler Of
-a2 Nations snd beseeoh him to pardon our
--' national and other transgressionsi to en-
1a-a sbie MS all whether in public or private
stations to perform our several and reia-
T tive duties properly and punetuailyi 70
iz render our national government olesslng
-S5-sE to all the people by constantly being q
s--7 = 0oVernmenfof Of wise, just and constitutional
sssI laws, disoreetly and faithfully executed
ana obeyed; TO protect and guide sover-
eiRns and nations, ESPECIALLY such as have
ahoFn kindness unto us,) and TO bless
them with good government, peace and
-.-tl concord; TO promote the knowledge and
practice Of true religion aud virtue and
the increase Of science among them and
us; and generally to grant unto all man
kind such degree Of temporal prosperity
as He alone knows be TO best.
r. ~ Given under my hand at the City OF New
= York, the third day Of October in the
Year Of our Lord one thousand seven
hundred and eighty.niDe.
G. .WAsHEeTOS.
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PIAE1s.
Every PianO FaFraRtedfOF Five Years.
aLn PIlE0 ilp aEL0pE0Es TlEEIn EIclEa

And the pFiyiiaq tfBIohange given at any time Win
six mouth -
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The Toronto Globe digniass the slave
holders revolt with the term, "The Amer
ican Revolution" We can assure our
good friend of the Globe, that the struggle
insugurated BY the slavehOlding insur-
gents against the United States, has not
reached the dignity Of nReyOlutiOD," and
never will. r..--- -
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4 Of AuER1oA.-A FAOoEAMArlOE.
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N Fuel ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Discover
les In Minnesota.

Ths fuel question has been solved most
a hspplly in Minnesots near the City of 81.
Paul By the discovery Of vast beds Of
Peat which the Press Gays are sufficient
70 supply the city for centuries. As TO its
HE economy, judging from what has been
gathered, Il is thought that it can be cut,
dried, and delivered in St. Paul, at s.. 80
or SS per cord and sfferd numersiivs
proht Oak wood sells in that city now
for 81 per cord, costing no.her dollar to
bs cut for use. Peat gives strong and
steady heat, equal IN all respects to OAK
wood, sndi burning will 90 as far. There
are millions Of acres Of this peat in thai
section Of the coutry and in another yeaI
il viii become branch Of industry afford
ing employment Of much higher nature
thsn coal mining for large numbers o.
S4A-- people. The best extend through Mineso
q, Wisconsin, Iowa, in tls Red River Val
ley, and probably away up in the Britisl
Colonies.
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Hs,s to Relieve our distressed Prisoner

- Ha1F 60 Relieve our Distressed Prisoners.
All arguments with the rebel chiefs
seem 10 be thrown away, in spite Of all
the Government can do. Davis and Win
der still persist in treating Union soldiers
as the Algerine pirates used TO treat Chris
-.-rr- tisns who fell into their hsnds.
scra1 What can be done Nothing, it seems,
but to take Richmond and release all our
soldiers and the loyal citizens from the
rebel rule How shall Richmond be TAX
en9 II Ehe President were to call for fifty
thousand volunteers for that purpose
alone-to-do thatjO6, and lDhsH Il is don't
20 home Ggai1s-he would get them ct once
and We do not doubt that they would 40
complish the object
---.--- Or, if the Secretary Of War does not
tfAti- think well Of this why could not one Of
the Express companies, perhaps Mr.
.--r Vanderbilt or some other man of that
kind, be invited to take Richmond by con
tract 2 We have 90 much faith in the en-
ergy Of New York merchants, that We be-
Heve il responsible company Of them
should now contract to capture the rebe
--i cspitsl and open the doors of Libby pris
on, New Years day would see the work
dono-New York FUsRinq Post
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DENTISTRY.
.TEETH EXTRACTED,
Positively without Pain,
wITH THE
NETR Gus OXIDE GAS,


IN DInK f RSON hes secured the rervisss Of DR..
PoNp, Of New York for few day, 10 assist him 70
Extract ng seth with the Nitrous oxide Gas: pr
PONp hes arge experience in pr p9rng ana A0Inln-
i.t.ring the Gas having been wi the celebrated II
Cotton and administered it in Thousands oi Cases.
Dr IotroN rt spp,ied this Gas for surgical opera
tions about six months and within the paHt tE0
months, has extracted over FoUB 1housAhD IAhEh
The aivsntase Of Nitrous Oxide over Ether and
FIEsT-It is perfectly harmless. No injury vas sv-
er known to follow "a tnhaiaiion.
STcOSD-The insensibflity pIoiueed is perfect
here the t4ss Is pIre snd properly Administered.
IBREE-it is plelsautt 10 inhale. having no disa-
Rreeabie Fmsli or taste and Ieser produces Dausea
aud sckntss 10 say nothing Of the danger which Oft
en- attends ether or chlOrolorm.
teeth xtractI5n ard returning to perfect conscious
ness does not exceed three minutes. From three 70
ten teeth can be extracted by one dose depending on
location. temperament and age. hO Injury Iesulis
frsm giving i've or six doses in surcesson-Haiiing
after each dose for the bleeding TO supside
FIFTu-It can he gvs0 with ta'ety In al soris and
stages Of disease, Can be Riyen TO persous suffering
from consumption heart disease, rush Of blood to the
/ head &C with no bai effects
Many hundTed testimonials WIGHT be presented,
hut the following from the Rev. Thos G. lsbOrn, Of
/ Nav Haven Conn fs deemed Sufficient. BE says -
Il had AZ firmly rooted teeth extracted while undOr
the iuqence of The Nitrous Oxide Gas, administered
s15cs5 no pain, and was delighted, on returniGg 70
conscnustess 10 find that my teeth had been remov-
L I'd without a di-agreeAble sensation. l enjoyed q
most dsIghtiul dream WI lie asleep / have expert
suced no inconvenience from the ADMINISTRATION Of
4 the MY dauEnfeT nd1 UuNt ~ u my E1.oE tNO
teeth extracted while under the influence Of the same
Gas and the peIience and testimony accoIds per-
iectly ith mine. ] WAS induced 10 submit 10 The
operation in COnequenee Of the testimony Of several
/ members Of my church and congregation, who in
formed me tirir teeth had befn CXtl acted without
4 paiR While they were undlr tae influence Of this
| powerful remedial agent"
| To those who have besn tortured BY submit ting 10
the xtrneton ct their teeth hiis wildly cJIsclOus
| and who desire more excellent way ot remcF' q
these "uhend'p ing members, can cord ally recon-
| mfnd Prof CoIion and his skiilful assistant.
| Ra-I eutisIs In tie City vicinity, sending p1-
| tients can hsye them rstmn5d with their mDuths
fe1ey lor IIt ~ Marble prac r9n'27
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tIF WAR DEPARTHENT, !

War DEPARTNENT
ADJUTARr GENERAL's OFFICE,
-r- HAsHSefoE, November l6, 1868. J
l. By direction Of the President Of the
United States Major General J. G. Foster
will relieve Major General A. E. Burn
90 ' side in the command Of tie Department
and Army Of the Ohio. Ou being reliev-
.LACJT Cd Major General Barn,ids will report T or
. Army, and the department will hereafter
consist Of the State Of Kentucky, north Oi
rszssl the Tennessee river, and such parts of the
State Of Tennessee as may be occupied BY
the troops Of that army. By order Of the
Secretary Of War. -
E D. TOWNSEND, A. A. G.
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Nine. E, Of Paris, who is still a
oequsile in her advanced maturity, came
% s private evening party after Il o'clock.
& How late yon are my charmer y said the
mistress Of the house 10 her, reprovingly,
sian quite ashamed answered Nine,
-;aabut my maid is so very slow, she
takes more thar an hour and half TO Dc
ny hair" "FortuRstely,2 observed one
Of her friends, "you are not obligedt TO stay
n home while she Is doing it."