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AEothersl llolnersI! lIothersI

Don't fatl 10 proenrs Mrs. WIHsBOW's SOOTh
ING SYRUP lor CHILDREN TEEfHIEG.
This vauabls preparation e TIE prescription OF ca
OF the best Fsuale Physicians and Nurses in ~
United States and has been nsed for thirty years viz
never falling ETY. and success BY millions OF moA
srs and childr n from the feeble infant Of wed
old to the adrit Il Rot only relieves the child mos
pain, but invigorates the stomach and bowels, cor
reefs acidity and gives tone and energy to the Vho
system. 1t win almost instantly relieve
GRIPING IN The BOWELS AND WIND OOLIl
We believOi It the Esst and SursSt Remedy in u
World, In all cases Of Dyssntsry and Diarrhoa
Children, whsther It crises from Teething, or frol
any other Dlse.
DS-Ful direetionsfor using win accompany esd
bottle. None genuine unless tho fac-simile Of CUB
TIs PERKINS, New York, Is On the wrapper.
15-Sold By all Msdicins Dealers Principal ono
ls Dey-St. New York. utltrrlT
Price only Is Cents per Bottle.
r1nVlS- avis
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These vessels are to differ from every
thing at present in the navy. They will
have no turrets. The hulls are to be en-
tirely of iron, as indeed, the beams and
every chief portion of the craft. Each YES
sci is to have double bow, one forward
and one sft, SO that she can be steered
backwards and forwards without turning.
The engines are to be powerful ones, and
will be capable Of attaining a high rate
ofspeed. The lenth Of the hull will be be-
tween 200 and 300 feet, and the beam pro-
portiOnate. Mr.. Welles anticipates a val
liable feet when these are completed, as
they are given 70 responsible and success
full builders. Mr. Steers Of New York, Mr..
Dslano the naval constructor there, and
Crsmp Of Philadelphia are also to build
fast vessels.
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For DyspepHia

II has no equal In relieving the most distressing
symptoms. Also Headache, Heartburn, Acid 5t0m-
ach, Vomiting Food, &C. Take teaspOonful Gfter
dinner. The dose In all cases may be increased II de-
sired, but should be done gradually. -..
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UfiaG6Hg.

For these diseases It is truly 3 sovereign remedy
and too much not be said In its praise. single
dose has been known 70 relieve the most urgent syp'
toms Are you troabed with that distressing pain IN
the small Of the back and through the hips tea
spOonful day Of Constitution Water wiz relieve you
Ike magic.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-31

= WILIILTV u IL
DT. Sweets 'HIHFALLIBLEL LIHIMENTBp Il prspaZl
iron the recipe o. Dr. stsshsn Sweet q OonnsctieIl
The great bone setter and has been U5sd IN his pra
fcs Tor the Last twenty yea With the most astoniI
lug success As On external remedy Il IL without
rival and win alleviate pain mcre 5,ssdfy than an
other prsparation- For al Rhsumatic and NGrToi.
Disorders It l truly infslibe, and ss curative fol
Sores, ound5, sprsins, Bruiaes So, Its soothing
healing and powerful siren gthening propsnBtieg eIi
cite the ilss wonder and o an who ha99
ever given & trial. OVar Jour hund-sd certificates
q reLArkable cures Performed b. II within the Ia
Agents for Cleveland daelnal ltaouFrisE- RS
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nInre New Ee.ssI. orWnr.

A Washington dispatch says that the
Navy Department has contracted with the
following parties to build an entirely new
type Of vessels Of war. The following is
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-31
CONSTITUTION WATER.

which gives those organs time 70 recover their healthy
tone and Vigor. We able to state that the OOng
tuition Water has cured every case Of Diabetes IN
which it has been given.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-31

M ASTER'S SALE.-Pursuant TO the
lNl command of a decreetal order of sale, from
the Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga County,
Ohio, at the suit Of George Spooner against
George W. Tilliston and others to me directed,
shall expose for sale at public auction at the
door Of the Court House, In the CITY Of CIeve-
land, on the 18th day Of August 1863 at 10 clock
A. NJ, the following described premises, situate
in what was formerly the township of Brooklyn.
in the county Of Cuyahoga and State Of Ohio. and
known by being lot number twenty (2O) in Fol-
some and SeTerance's Allotment, now in the city
Of Cleveland, West side,) and bounded as fol-
lows: North on Jay street, sonth on an alley,
east and west by the lot lines Of said lot, beng
thirty-seYen feet front and rear, and 1O715 feet
deep. Appraised at $500.
July 20, is6S. LEWIS ". FORD,
Master Commissioner.
j. 2. INsERsoILi Attorney, jy20453
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Stone iH the Bladder, CaIcsllus, Gravel, Briek
Dsst Deposit, and AEcgs or Hitby
DiehGrges after Uriaatia1.
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ErTitGtiOs Of the Neck Of the Bladder, IaRaas
Hldtion Of TIE Ri5neys, and OatGTTh Of
The BIO1aer, StrangsEy and
BETning, OF PAINFUL
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Leueorrhea o. Rhitea.

This disease depends upon an Inflammation Of mu
lining Of the vagina and womb. IL Is IN all ca
accompanied by severe pain in the back, across the
bowels and through the hips. teaspoOnful Of the
medicine may be taken three times adAy with an in
Ieetion Of a tablespoonful OF the medicine, mixed
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Hagan's MagnoIia Balm.

This is the most delightful aud extraordinary EEt-
Gle ever discovered 1t changes the sun-burnt fass
and hands to pealy satin textare Of ravishing beal
y, imparting the marble purity Of youth, AID he
DIsrINGUE appearance inviting in the city belle Of
fashion II removes tan, freeies pimples and roush
ness from the skin, leaving the Complexion irsli,
transparent and smooth. It contains no materials h
furious to the skin Patronizsd by Actresses s-i
ops-a Singers Its what evsry lady should havs.
RS-Sold EYsryWhere.
DEMAs g BARNES CO.,
General Agents,
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THE UURATIYE

properties Of the medicine direct themselves 70 tn
organs Of secretion, and by altering the condition
Of the Stomach and Liver that the starchy principl
Of the food Is not converted into sugar long Ii
system is under the influence OF the
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-31

For the Benefit Of Nervous suHsr-
ers, The WARHIHG VOICE On
Self-Oure Of Debility, Consumption -
Premature Decay, loss Of Memory Gc., By q formed
Sufferer Enclosing stamp, address
D. II. WELLiHGTOH, Boston, Mas.
PREVeEFlON BETTER TRAN CURF-Tr
nav Froncb SAFE Is the only article ever recommend
Cd by the Medical Profession skFE ana SURE Pre-
Voutive. Samples sent, SAFELY CONCEALED, to anT
Sddrsss, on rsoatpt Sf staEb. dacZ3.RI
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-31

The Chief Attributes Of Manhood sFt
frsqusutlY lost or suspended by maI-prAetioss and
oiOus habits that viii inevitably LEAD TO hsredtaT
disease unless checked In time Boad the truths laie
down in the treatise ''HUMAh-FRAELTY, or PIN
IoLOoIOAL RESEARCHES" u q slAboratsly nlu5tra-
ted with colored sngraTings and win convince thS
most hardened and unconoerned, Is well IS relisEl
the mindsof the most degponding, By leading then
IN the right channel for relief Of bodily and msnA
agony and despair.
gg-Sold By Dr. BARRoW, l9l BIsseksr St., n. 7.
Price Is oantu Sent rBe everyWh See adVert1l'
Hent Of % Triessmar'' ia smother column.
Sold also By g. W. CLARK. DruSgiBt, Cleveland,
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DR.. G HAN,
KsRbsr af he Royal o8zsgs Of Physician
LOpdOa, EngEaadi eradicate Of
Records Hospisal t5F7
4 q A

FEMALE DISEASE
snd constant attendant Of Paris, London, New
leans and Montreal Hospitals Tor the last ten yeEn
has opened his Omcs at ths ~e7f
johnson House, Cleveland,
Whsrs he will Spy 10 meet an thoss who are
nictsd with and chronic diseases.
+ His treat ptirsiy difsrant from the
plan, mid, sflcaei0us and ensStivs. His med.
icinss AsS simply vegetable extracts and oils, a
have never been useo oa By two othsr physicians
America besides himself He has spent the greats
part Of h5 life and thorIands Of dollars in obtainini
few secrets in his profession. He tests the Grin
for all forms Of disease. ROcharEe for giving All q
honest and true statement Of their case.
sPERlIATORHGA
10 YOuNa EEE.-Hs ean prove % you in . few min
utes that he Is the only physician g0u ever treat5
with that cures this disease. E0r every patient VII
Wih follow his directions he viii give One Hundrs
Dollars If he fails in curing this disease. No chATE
made for consultation. Those at distance who via
10 consult the DOctOrmay do 90 b. sending q smal
vial Of urine by mail, with pams, and age and =
win answer and describe their case and the possb1
ity Of getting relief By enclosing return postagl
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srRemsmtor that these Bitters-sa1
ARE NOT ALCOHOLIC,
And Not Intended as a Beverage.
Ss-rhs Propriytors have thOussndsO of LetssSfrom
the most Eminent
Clergymen, Lawyers, Physicians,
and Citizens,
TestiIying Of their own parsonal knOWie issj the
bensfca effects and medical virtues OF the Bittsra

From Res. J. Newton Brown, r.. D., RdJtor Of the
EnCyclODed'a OF Religious kuovledse.l
Although not disposed to favor or recommend Pat
ent Medicines q gener l. tn roush dtstrust Of theh
Ingredients and effects, yet know OF Bnflcient
reasons why man may not testify 20 tho benenta be
believes himself to have received nom any simple
preparation, in the Pc he may ihus contribute to
the benefit Of others.
do this the GOre readily in rogAsd 70 h0ohand's
German Bitters, prepared by DR.. U. NJ Jackson. OF
this city, because preiudiced against them for
manF years, under the impression that they were
chiefly an aIcot ole mixture. L am indebted TO my
friend Robert Shoemaker Eqs., for he removed this
prejudice by proper tests and Tor encoufag9ment 20
uet debility. The Of three bottles OF these Bit
ters, at the beginning Of the present year. was tol
lowed By evident relief and restoration 10 degree OF
bodily and mental vigOr which had not ielt 1or ai1
months before, and had Of regaining
therefore thss God and my friend for directing me
to the use OF them, J. NEWTON BhOWh.
Philadelphia, June q, 1851.
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lriats and drsnoh the kidneys, and By constant
Leaf 70 chronic degeneration and confirmed DIS
oases -r .
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LITERARY MEN AND STUDENTS

And those working hard with their brains should al
ways keeD bottle Of HOOhand's BitteTs near them,
as they will md much benefit from its use, 10 both
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-31

Having suffering children as above, and wishing Il
raise them will never regret the day they commences
with IN Sc bitters.
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CONSTITUTION WATER

s proved itsef equal to the task that has dsvoIved
pom It.
Diswstiss 7t
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DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS & BLAD-
DER,
In Young or Aged, Male or Female,
Are speedily removed, aud the patient restored to
health.
DELICATE CHILDREN.
PARENTs

Those suffering from MarnHnus5 wasting away, with
searueIY a5y Psh on their bones, cured in very
sort time; one bottle, in such cases, win have most
surprising effect. ..t
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CONSTITUTION WATER

Strong & Armstrong, and Benton Bros.
4 Co., Wholesale Agents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-21
THE TURF.

RUNNINo RACE MEETING AT SARATOGA SPRINGS
~ 10 commence August iSa AMI continue TIRE DAYS
gwen % y FIRST IS Da Y IA xJ SHnE
y s%Sss s s .ss
or To ne i've weight
day-Turse $500 Two mile de;h. rousr
$500; nile Sssi: H 1ss winner tire, old
&af go suS b
sthe second test three starts to name aud close
Nay 2' weights = Hs nnpSSn0es SG 81 June
Post stake three m a hsss sS. Sssrpcn n. sy r
II hIe Start; the second best to receive back his
same day-Purse sao; mile heats best three in hve win.
ners Of any rae: during the week to carry i've pounds
above for all md to be governed by tn
Msairie Course rules with the following exceptions
Weather il which ease he can change the day for
az q Be W 10
ras @ % Ss Y ss o ore @ May
TIC same can enter and start many horses as he
40 on sG BYE o wS oys nuso
may be catered for any Of the above races be-
N. This track short Of mile, bu. this meeting
once around Is to be considered one nils pror.,o
y THE PAssAIC COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
VIII hold at their r Fis G ssisd Fris ETN D. their
on the 18th 27th and 2sth Of Nay, 1853.
10 he M e s ses 81 s or Sns
horses started. FIRST nav NAvaa
~ clock r Msweersiake premium OF 500 for year
Odds 800 entrance; SO forfeit Mile heats Closed
with nine subscribers
Same day; 3 Nssesps'ahe premium Of $500 for year
70 lbs. Closed with ,hrce s'ibscribers
Sis fs@is. ms heats Closed VIII; %s
80 S,s,sss Nh q $50 for ali ages spsr
same day NSP,smium Of SEQ for all age. Sper cent
Same day, r. MPremium of $500 for all ages per cent
entrance. Mile heats.
THIRD DAY, MAY "a
l:y clock r. M.-Sweepslakc premium Of $500 for year
with ten subscribers.
Same day. r M.Premum OF $500 for all ages per cent
Same day, r. M-Premum Of 500 for all aeca per cent
entrance. mile heats.
The first each day win or promptly at ne time
named, nnd Thirty minutes between following rars
n Erie Railway trains, from foot Chambers street
run within quarter Of mile Of the course trains ON same
road from The West also stop NJ station. each
Tam VIII 6s for ladies and families. see postcrs)
On Friday 18th. and Saturday, 3)th, the Society will
hod Fair expressly for the exhibition and sale Horses
and other stock. very largo number OF thoroughbreds
wiz be on view and for SALE 20 Road Horses and other
desirable stock. r. Is. CIIISWELI. Secretary
Office Ill Main street, Paterson, N. J.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-21

TNIscUARgfyC TnIs DAv~-cHEsTNuT COAL ron
IL steam which VIII deliver for - yer ton en-. sisS
have ot Of coal dust Apply o. sy Bowsry I'll drsna
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4 grRsHAHs vrRSfrrRH pxrRgss .sD PACK
N, log sstsSsb - West Fisffnih tstas
Inh ssd slats sADia fafniias b,aeg anf
slipr All Parts ~ fhr wofl1 tssrr~l saT ~ fSr
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rfLi.fstub'

mfLIIsEnb,
A sp'6'Nifvfsf ~ fAnis grRiSo AND
eFgsNrH MILLINERY MN rEADY
Al gtnnsssf IMFDKffM oY PAVILION
81 EHOkDNtY
piI.S CO. rAsniONABLR rARiEfAx wiLtf.
ID fsrt = uf.4fa e sli au4
sItfs titnf Bosnets A. fbs saahtNAsnsnt Hssafy
sfs.r ana ssonoaF. 90 Hfueasay.
GUNNER nosxKrs At BARoAIxs rms rFgg
- I. bisAr A.ie-fZ afs ;, IN tbe rgfti - Hfast.
W. - opposite N~tflf ifAD uatsL cst ths sat sD1
afsn st styb@s sra~ ssutets Etsyns ana me-
sfs oki Has r~IaAff1.
y uifLfkEHy HyONA
. ~ Hsfsfiay lfarw
sma sExkDlcJ. ira. ne a. |. Pats. Pare
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-21

nNE or TIE BEsT WILLARD ROOMS IN wAnlE.
~ 1neton containing SIGHT hf.t Glass tshss osns al.
ness ea,a 10 any rso ON in the
vor ra.suars al snap = billiard 1snsf.sssJ ss raL
ton street.
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EiLLiARDs.

"a I'm four Billiard Tsbrsl " aerSnfa ny him whsfe
lay " taE'a ~ 90 them efrsife raae
sAtstoRD iv FUTON srret, win psfieaafs aid
nra. IN taires
I DECKER. ia fILfoE STREET. LATE OF ~ ANN
A. ,nuf2wrires Tut c.ss
es wltL Ills Ia Cushons for With the world T. ssaI
10 pfoduce better Several >eoa Tanss
OF sale L. DEsEEg.
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DENpIsTHs.

yvASfrD-A sEcDsD n4sD uPRigmr TUBULAR
w b..rI wits ~ fIIfe l4atf fnFHs sta hnl
Aa4l - d A. rastfr a ce. 90 Irnly raiaaE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-21

THINGS LOVE
loo 10 steal ont fem The csoss.
To some lone slsit. frioair,
Au4 heat the calVl poured ai,suf
ifonn fssfhsfd f0usslsrs throat.
I isfys 90 ~a'cs the ncsfY cloud
Througb slarrisss ctbry ffs1t
love 10 sec tas b~aH1n fash.
1.-The srsmAna sisf ~ IoH~.D
oft 20 hsar thg gsssl fgfh,
A nd zee W amIis be
Bot inyst u aii I 1--we 10 s'ash
Wtfb ,gfstft,t "a a ts,....- g..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-21

GEORGE JACKSON WILL FIND A LETTER IN NEW
" YORK Poet Office from sarah jackson.
INFORMATION wASTED--oF PHIL MCCARTHY
who left Liverpool apoui eight months ny his wife
child who n this city ANY information con.
corning hin will thankfully received Mr. Vnnn's be.
tween FIN aud Ma ison ennes Ia Thirty ninh street
~ HESTER RESSEY COOK rs IN THE CITY SHE
will obge by sending her address 10 r. ~. - Beaver IT.
IFTnB YOUNG LADY VINO WROTE LITTER TO
i II. W. from Happy Land and signed hes ca re-
win send her address 20 him New York Post Olc,
asa she viii receive an answer Nv
JAMES CAyroN wASTED-nE LEFT MANCHEs
~ ter, England about KS Philadelphia America
His halt sister Mrs. Phrtc Foster Of Stafford Lns and
died 9Th Otobcr iS3 leaving MIN share her pro erty.
Sbouli he NOS make sypcaton within i've years Ars
Foster death the properly sl be d.psed Of arcr1in
the o viii Apuly WILLIAM HAI.I. No.
Crescent Pagale. sa lord, Eagianl.
NJ. FREEMAN. FEoA PORT ROYAL $. c. WILL
WI Please send his sidi1ess TO the Herald ofce
stepi en, Dos 49,
NELLiE-wnY HAVE roc nor WRITTEN
~ HARRY.
n'BHIES.--iF Mr.. WILLIAM \. oBRfEx VINO Ar.
~ rycd frpm san Francisco steamer Northern lgl
Will call send his address to W. H. Roam N Maiden
lane. be wiz hear from his rcityes
DIED HEAD.-MEET NE UP TOWN., THURSDAY
IL night I've minutes 70 eisht OClock.
sI,HE PARTY WHO WAS CnEyAL TWENTY.
SECOND regiment the last Eaa day, vii hnd parry Who
drcssin Hop, Uron Post onoc .eare o. Cooley
Tous Ies soirs Jsi vue bier SIR.
VVILIIAH SLATER or sgNEcA PAifs.-LEyIs
w Keen on.r T. dead, ard En0wifdtr you Az ~
his unsettled business rcqsifes Fals.
s.k.
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slslD 5obtrtistiilt.nts.


rI'fIE seaior partner has a. -ociafed Nr P 4. "a
lsrd With him in his G ENER Al. CONN., fS>sTl,F
HOUSE.. a. thf oh stand OF stzpies = Anders0n al
selifits tonFlSunlepts a Sug4r. kensssx I-sstai.
sefchandise snd Produce gener.Hy. 70 sell pro
dace a. highest market rzt-s- attend al r-,.. 4,
weights hnd livery, aud send acc6unt .ascs ard
rheeks a once y the old ESTABLISHED rae Of IA,
House II has a.swefed an ertrrI3.S 49,, -
which 30 years sxperirlce y in fhf- u,.rk-r - -
present i1rrrEsed 1cfIiiies prepares ~ n mel ~
Cur usual prpuiptne.s NJ RI
Liberal advances on snv amount or g. l..f
Always on hand = heavy STICK - Manufactured
and smoking TOBACt q. usrranted - r,-r,-r.eusr.i
aud - ~ BE had ln Virginia
js-l' en- STABLES 4 BILLIARD
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Per tie asP'ii.asts u Artillery oaesrs for ., =
: Aarr asiy vii. IN -ccrrdanrs Eifh uararrsph )
ter" Ten b-a<<. besiaoihx % Ian. 7sfa
hrhisrants Tor tie appointment 20 Ei-nt<nsrf =
oe q Flnired Ia English. Arnhnsetc aud Ordnance
ipti.ranr< fr tts l7p3.n trnent % ts.tt. rfi,-r
examined u sdii,iua h. TIE as We r-ttsfs 4, So
eFinelis 81 Aikebra, Plane TTigonsuisIiy. Fs.hsu
CO aid het1I<fTy npphed % orGnance
ne candida = for examination vail address fis,.
application 70 the Gsnersl corumaf.dihr. When 81
proved they vii - fiet vito tt- thfti 81
81 me .rny corps W LEROY BROUS
Janle-lIt tt Col. on Ofluance dofv
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TAKEH uP

A Nd foErnittsd % jai b. the ralHsry ssrh.-st,.~
"A q 4hstian4nEa On ths "a o. 1cihker So -
rer~ ree ntly cpnnlttec 81 acting Jnrfce 81 49,
fe. .. ~ tae esan,J 81 Asmilssr. Tea. - A..
18th Of t'cc- iSt1. ns<rp bsy rhr rnys his nrns
=, 90 Lnss - - $ p lab. Pres = sP.rt.
PIC efea,y leaa sid by = Bat. a rrars
ID h7-i inch high N o-sier T.r-s--.f-s i.
ren'e inr-Hrd- prove prl-ty. par rh.rzr, az az,
- = III = 1nl' = n SWAIN
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TAKKK UP

E .ss 2 q ~ y. = a. = o ssy 49, ;.s, -.
more rr-s tly rnrrr1 ~ n r~ff-r I-.ti~~ - -
i-are fn- zhe cu-fnfr or Hn-rIf.-- - - - -
4 Deem ber. les1 nrrrrs ~ ~nlIl-r - 49,
IuffN I'D say- b. besonrr 4, y y I..rr - 49,
r1i-- ~ = elAcf. = 1rAr. cd, feet "a lnria
nif1- - eEp~r = rrqarsled . IafuI1l
pI-fe fFerty. pay s-arzt> and t.kr hn ~
49, ,. ~ SWAIN Jaflcr-
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HEaDerar-ru.

LTE-tl- I7rf . ~
rTsHE - -,erfpt Cam A. ~. ,f,-, In =. -.
4 a. Fisyetfl rlfe Tens.es,-s q. ~, 80 -
All cn-e- INK ID 3 te-n Ar rei-ra 1870 49,. -
have h-3tfoI0rr rrrortsd Al tIcvi,--r. -,
ChsirrIeu q County ...--rn - -,--i--s A.. -.
n t1e Ianr1anllal- - Con.rriPfs Eurf-rsri-.r.
nn,l-f- lit n Tie na1nr< ~ al Enroninr oR-.-r
rs,l1 TIER sever eourte. IA - 1900. - [,a
fl.ry reside. A VI f.1HPRrlI
j4tS = Gel. f-atnd-x l'ens-ripf csr,
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- = = - y IffelEl \
AiSxtlles Jan l1th. lss5
N Hsfh rid 81 tie commanding iss,,er.I L.
th@t - 1',-n ~ al tie eoI1cr,rfs ia a. 60
enl eouEif- have been called he m Grr..ur "a
srnioHe provost 4ae other d. cltnnaasd frz o.
n eIs ~ - ans detas Aunrnts. III i,rire order.
49, a. 7i1e white fzen - cdiis j.. .r- . n.
c-f.aor -his 4certi u ea~tftiiI- n ~,
nun IA harEe ir.,nl sersire b. resll, h. -,
-urislsfel s4i-silluie 10 ~ arne - t. - -
tienErrFtf einploylnabt In tt- r,.,---t -,
:. h<rs4ter al c-rffralsa II II = 80 II,
elroiug 81 crfE Willie srrii 10 ne ~ s,,n,-
u, =, fAerpt'rn rnaer The 5aH be rase l.
afpleatlia Win has En- do1ser1-isr Z. NJ n -
a 4 p~falus Hir, fnay - srr.~lsj aif-~ ~. -, 49,
'ea dew sus a.e es1ntt 10 wkici 49, - -.
~, he tris1 f,r d--erlaol n -
C-rtifc.<-s 81 rxeuptio1 % ncco-tt - a.. L,,,-
I'll = sigtsd y ths amman soats
= D. bLAkE. l. III. C.sA
l-lis-i1 ts'nma 1os nt 81 f'.ssrr III
- E1s1 isn1sEsss pAPss espy sc nssssh
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~ Toe Batimors G11eite OF ~ ira mat hi ~
editorial IN rega.d . The eanPaign Tsnnezsee ID
m mpse men1sn h1.ecransa lIaf fhs dfsrrirt
lszrJ, not guite bare ~ snppsz. there can - ~
doubt u1SteFtr. and it 4 equally certain thar be en-
Eurftcn<fnro -
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SiICt ~ On thr N.<kri,e Ead Chrffssnosa ~.
: rad asjoiri4x The res idrrce q he - I-r =
? Serief Tie lot |ceuea.ns rua n-r~r wi.h = 80
d~eiii1Eunier TIE tncln-rr al rst rIik : rrr,1r~
=. 80 .r.H trte- ren. mating of Appl1n. Ht1ch1I
1err e. i'irns ln fea- frlrots- ard Gr1prr. 49,
N-es tfiertion p bsrfisa Fer furfhrf pfrtlrrlar.
opp = n T sW1CE
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Alour, IaI etum va. enliyebea y..t

~ Our sa4etun wa. enliyepha yester-
day by the presence of d genial snnlsaarlI
from our contemporary tn Coluhbns (lia.J
Sun, in the presence Of its accomplished
editor, Wu. \. seruggs, Esq, Pew 9n !
brief visit to pur State Mr. 81 RETURNS
This merning tp his Georgia hor4e, whtre
oursbest wishes attend him. IBI H1li