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President Of ,ae Law school, al Lebanon, rean ana
who was FOR % years On The supreme Beach Of Ten
acEsCo.
'sdr. Dcii;caF has spent many years IN teaching
sud pcrloctn8 HIS system 81 ta6tructon, aud Is By
en- seen. You viii perceive a. once that he IS man
Of Gna intelligence lie gives 10 instruction. without
rcIs0n and BIS reasoning IS 20 just and clear thet
you so once perceive The principle be 1efs Co frlart
ard thai being tZci D The mind, the pupil ari NJ
up0a TO- so0l learns 20 write vita ease and raDisty
e. well as With elegance.
commend Mr. D0lbeGr O. your kind attention. and
trust it wiz be c0ucgtcnt With yUur views and r,rI-
irEs % forward his objects. Any service y-u usy
render MIN viii De vorthy Bestowed ard viii on .rc
ne Fcry respectful. 81, your .yieui,
LzsAS0S, TEss., Oct. 90 1853. ~ CREEV.
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SGT Ne. l.-OUE BEArIoNs AT HONE AND ArE0AD,
CoMrEIsTNG
No. ]. On Engand'S muggy shore, a sury lion
gave a grievoUs rOarl
.. Which temporarily astonshod even the
Gaic cock.
3. Who responded with wagl5e yigor, whoa
lion caved
Z. Exeter Hall. The lion weeps: &" Is he
not bird aud brother2"
Q. Which hc iorgci- in the embrace OF the
benighted wolf OF the G. s A.
e. The arming OF the wolf 10y hs faithful
squire, the lion.
Z The Mexican yutue gTToted ly the gal
DC cock.
s. Introduction 81 Master Swamp Angel,
when tie lion pockets his raIns.
9. Grand combat between the eagle and the
wolf Of the e.. s. a.
10. Death Of the Wolf
II. The eagle Nindicates the Monroe doctrine
in Mexico.
Y. Grand talleau. The little child Liberty
shall lead john BUN Cine lionl and Franco
(the Gallo cOck) in future.
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SAT No. 2.-Tm ADVENTURES OF a cosscnrrr.

f'hi AN's -. nv = ht-sAA lsta pt A NnNnthlfI.
MOL. ia, q DRAFT good as patriot, il drafted
g0-siIre
@ receive letter which tells the agonzing
fWt-I'm drafted.
p By The advice OF 9oo021 friends I offer q
substitute
g. Who uttering quack, is rejected by tho
Iusuited surgeon.
. ieei my country calls farewell, my love I
20 where glory waits mel
G. 1 hereely charge the foe, and do fearful
carnage.
=. Aud make n sturdy rch, rs.
s. Am sent with de-Vatchcs, a poriious duiyi
death or glory
Q. Attacked by "a band of gorllas, ] cry
Come on ye t-T-r-Ilifors l'
10. ] discomK them and bear of the head Of
the gorilla chief
II. ldeliver dispatches, save the army and
made bngldieT- general.
l.. And thus relieved from an future dangers
ia the field, ! crown my glory with love.
These two sets are the hest designed and hand
soonest colored Cards ever published, besides beng
the funniest IN the market
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TurS II prVrDu

Allow 4e 60 introduce q sou n.y friend j. e. Del
5clr who els yCur city for tbs purpose Of teach
~ a succccfrl teacher is so wei and s3 Hisy esis5-
usbcd that viii say nCiiia- or that score. Iolly
iesirc 20 present HIN as gentleman from Waos1 So
cety IA derived much pleasure and profit. and AZ
10 whom you have ths .ri5'iirrlco O. appreciate
Eyld;aT ron may Do 90 further DIE tcs la viii De
gratefully scEE9vied-ef 5y yCuI i-ls1t
I..Iv % TlglR
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Saahglllr slniOll
wM. CAMERON & CO., Publishers.

HEADouARTKRs COMMISSION FOR rHEl
ORGANIZATIONS or q. S. CoLoRED TRooPs,
Nashville, Tenn, Nov. 4, 1863.
Circular No. ].
In accordance with orders from the Presi-
dent Of the United States, the following re-
cruiting stations have been established for
colored troops in the Department Of the
Cumberlsnd
Nashville, Tenn, tChattanooga. Tenn.
Murfreesboro', Bridgeport, Ala
Gallatin, Pikeville, Tenn.
Martrace, Fort Donelson, Tenn.
Ciarksviile, AlcMnnville, Tenn.
Shelbyville, Pulaski,
Columbia, Lynnville,
Stevenson, Alabama.
All claims by alleged owners Of slaves
who may be enlisted, viii be laid before
the board appointed by the President, and
CONSISTING ~
The board win hold its sessions at Nash
vile, Tenn. Rolls and recruiting lists win
be furnished the board for public informa-
ton. and on demand exhibited 10 any FER
son claiming that his or her slave has been
enlisted.
Claims must be presented withinten days
after the fling Of The said rolls.
No claims viii he received or entertained
from any person who is or mas been engaged
in rebellion against the Government Of the
United States, or who in any way has given
aid, or shall give aid or comfort 70 the enc
mics Of the Government, and al claimants
shall file with their claims an oath Of allegi-
ance to the Government Of the United
States.
The mastering officer wiz furnish official
copies Of all muster-in rolls, for the inf0r-
nation and guidance Of the above board.
Any citizen Of Tennessee who shall offer
his or, her slave for enlistment into the
military service, shall, If such slave be ac-
cepted, receive from the recruiting officer a
certificate Thereof, with a descriptive list OF
such slave, and become entitled to c0mpen-
sation for the service or laborOf said slave,
not exceeding the sum Of throe hundred
dollars, upon fling With Che above board a
valid deed Of 1uanumission and release, and
making satisfactory proof of title and any
slave 50 enlisting shall be forever thereafter
free.
All enlstments viii be made in accord
ance with the provisions Of General Order
No. 329, current series War Department.
BY order Of tho Secretary Of War,
GEORGE J.. STEARNs,
Major and A. A. G. u. s.,
Com'r Org'n U. S. Colored Troops.
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'THERE is no SUCH WORD AS FAIL.'
TARRANT'S
COMPOUND EXTRACT OF
Cubebs and Copaiba.

THIS PREPARATION T. particularly recon-
i mendcd y the MEDICAL FROFE55iON, and
the Il BLIC, Tor she prompt abb certain cure OF
DISEASE Or THE BLADDER,
KIDNEYS. -,
URINARY ORGANS, ETC.
f-,ev =. relied ~. a. the best mode for the ad-
r,r-f-to, ~ thee rernciic- n the large class Of
dssases on both sexe- % which they are applicable.
n never interfere with the digestion, and by is
concentration the dose b. much reduced.
R-purchasers are ADVISED % ak or
TtEPiNTss COMPOUND EXTRACT OF Gu
BEHs AND COPAIBA,
and take nothing else, a. limitations and worthless
-,..--fions under similar names are 10 the
1000 PrIee g. sent BY express On receipt Of
o-iee. Manufactured -.
f''o' TARHANT 4 CO,
No. rs Greenwich Street
cor. of Warren, New York.
And sr sale BY Druggists generally,
Dsal2-iy
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Tie following very i1at remarks OF tne Hon. Thos.
g. B1tcu, L. s. scrSicr, s-c sr2-thv the aitsuiiss
regard 0i parents and. sil young persons Hh0 have
any hsro Of success 20 The busiues- OF ilr.
WAssisSr0N CITT, Igns IS I5fs.
S.r-CooE'teriEg coed handwriting O. ae MT ualy
an accom- s5rnCni, bCt menus of success b every
man engaged ~ buues5, greatly applaud yoUf rier-
it1r0us eK1rt7ls o. improve the crl -rauhv q the
axe. gentleman or q lady either who writes badly
never writes vii ngT; and colso uglty ci.fn 8i t0
write wheu they shsut; ami when th5y 10 ril9 % l.
doce at ths LAST moment witt haste and .mpatJuee
and consequently with iau'ts OF Ell KINDS DION COM
hitting and iajaring both the writer and tEs cause
which he advocstes Wishing you every suc5ess iu
your Iautable undertaking.,
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BOON orr SusFa's Dig sore. Cor Cssr,s asd 7,as
s,rocs. HOURS, ? to II, a. ~. = 9, p. n. sndT
70 II nIEhs.
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SAsauEIz, Dec. Isth, 1850
z.
MI w. nrIRnaa.

81 Ih8 Few lessons J .o1k from you s0ms time
since Ia Photography, have enabled ne q save core
ts2n tWotnirds Of the labor IN preparing ny seFnoua
and have no d0uOt Do VIII soon claN.e ore 90 savs
th-ee iocrths Of It. have mover spent time more
probably than in its attainment and feel perfectly
free In recommending e TO Cefgym6n generally rs :
moaDn by which \ vast smnun- Of Time nay be favei
AMI that zoo with l.r less eJrt chen generally sup
p0ccd. It's principles arc few'aud staple, Of easy
attainment aud suited % tae ful expression d ever
word 10 the lzuguago, either Tor present use or nor
francni -ecOrl Yours raIpccl.Iffv
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Liberal Advances made

INSTRUMENTATION CONSIGNMENT
50 Bhs. Sugar,
25 Bbls Crushed Sugar,
so Bags Coffee,
so Boxes Candles,
10 Bbls. Molasses,
20 Half Barrels Molssses,
100 Kegs Nails,
800 Bbls. Salt,
500 Bbls. Flour.
90 Bbs. Lebanon Flour,
800 Bbls. Potatoes,
TOGETHER WITH
MACKEREL,
CHEESE,
BROOMs,
BUCKETs.
And various other articles too numerous 70
mention.
ALSO,
POO Bsles Prime Timothy Hay,
800 Bushels Seed Oats,
800 Bushels Corn,
In store and FOR sale cheap By
NJ. A. PARRISH 90
Feb 7-3m,
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MOUNT VERNON, containing Map of
Washington's Farm, Picture OF his House,
the Church in which he was married, his
portraits at IS and 40, and just before he
died; also his wife's; a sketch of their
lives, and numerous other things. Size
25A40.
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IN THE TREATMENT OF DISEASES, IS
GROWING BIN WITH SUCCESS IN
OTHER STATES. As IT Is IN
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
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v O. sHAVER,

L'OR kEAl-A Frame House, suitable i0ra small
IL store. For particulars apply az the Office Of the
nashville Wood Company, - College street, be-
tween Church and Broad, ~
ERNEST Il pFTfEs-r Az
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PRINTS OF BATTLE SCENES, Farm
Scenes, Love Scenes, Water Scenes, &c.

ENGRAVINGS, beautifully colored, of our
most distinguished officers and men, Of
Fruits and Flowers, of Birds, of Hunting
and Fishing, Landscapes, of Clipper
Ships, of the Soldier Returning from the
War, Of the Soldier going to the War;
also, Humorous and Comic Scenes of all
kinds, from 10 cents each to s..
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humblest work to high positions by ma
tive force Of ckarater and BY selfedu
cation, are the very nnen who are most
70 be commended, and who best illus
trate both the power and the beauty Of
American institutions This certainly
was The prevailing feeling In the early
days Of the republic. It Is well to test
whether it yet survives or not We
reckon that il viii unmistakbly mani
fest itself in November, in spite Of ell
the rnalign influences Of Slavery upon
the public mind during these latter
years. We think that the fling at the
former employments Of candidates Of
the Union party viii be proved g very
stupid thing-of all acts the one least
calculated TO impair their good name
OF iujure their popularity.
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CharaeterlstIs OF copperheaas.

The reading ofSecretary Stanton's dis
patch 20 theHouse this morning announ-
cling the taking Of Petersburg, was mark
ed BY the fnoat astounding exhibition OF
temper and policy that has thus far
blotched oufprosecution Of the war.
The neFs was received with applause
on the Administration side Of the hall,
with burst Of delight that interrupted
the reading Of the dispatch. The Dem.
ocratic side of the House sat silent and
sallen, four members only exhibiting
pleasurable emotion st the feaG Of arms
with which Grant cEowned his marvel.
Gus transportation os his army across
the James river WasIizgtod Cor7es.
poadencs Nelg York zriJslne
The news Of the capture Of Peters
burg was untrue, bu~ At the time, it
wss believed by all and the fast that
the copperhesd members betrayed no
emotion efjoy, IS proof strong as Holy
Writ, that their sympathiss are win
Jeif DAVIS and the rebels
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PostDonemeBt Of the Chicago ConTen.
fiOu.

The postponement Of the Chicago
Convention, which was announced on
the 22d, is matter Of great political sig
nifeancs. As the friends of McLELLlg
we're for immediate action, and the Va
LASDr0HANMERs opposed to IT. it Is not
difficult to understand in whose inter
est the Executive Committee Is at this
time But that Of itself, is not decisive
Of bis fate but the recent appoint
ment Of delegates from the northwest
IS; and there is to-day, nothing more
certain than that a large majority Of
the Convention will declare for an inn
mediate peace, by a recognition Of the
independence Of the rebels, and will
select candidate whose record is clear
on that question, and who has never
aided or abetted what they call this
unhcly war"
The only States on which MCCLELLAN
can rely for support are New York, and
pennsylvania and we are inclined to
believe the latter viii be found against
him in August The State Convention,
which met some months since, resolved
in favor Of him, and appointed as del
igates for the State at large four Of his
adherents; but the district delegate.
viii doubtless be VALAEDIGHAMEas
The State convention was held some
time since, when it was thought his
name would inspire enthusiasm and
that twas calculated to induce thewaver-
ing 10 support him bat to-day there are
none 30 foolish as to suppose that LIN
coin and Johnson will be defeated, and
therefore McLELI4S the Cautious, is IN
tremendously dropped.
In the Chic State Convention, VAL
LASDIoHAx was beaten by majority of
two votes yet in twelve out Of the
nineteen districts, unqualified Vallan-
have been selected as dele
gates, and in another, the delegation is
tied, by the selection Of Cox and MEDA-
RY; and in the FIVE in which no action
has been taken; at least four will be
committed to peace men, and a peace
platform and we have no doubt but
Pennsylvania viii follow the example
of Ohio.
The postponment Of the Conven-
ton evinces that the Copperhead party
adopting a cowardly policy
one that never won in politics, and
never will win. Why were the demo
Gratis once so universally successful 2
Because, whether right or wrong, they
always were positive, and radical; and
now that they have adopted the con
sentative aud trimming course, they
must expect the fate Of conservatives
and zimmers-uniforIn defeat
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How to Celebrate the ith Of Jelly.
Apropos Of the 18th of July, the !.
Z Commercial Advertiser says:
The BOmbaFdment OF EeE York.
The 4th Of July IS near at hand. and
with it the annual saturnal Of gunpow-
der AMI fire. It Is useless to prote 4
against the explosive fashion into which
our patriotism long since settled itself
for the celebration Of this glorious All
verssry. Why rational beings should
poison the air with villainous saltyeter,
aud make night hideous with the re
gerbating roar Of small artillery, by wy
Of thanking God for their freedom, Is
one Of the many mysteries Of life
Could We hope 70 do away with It by
analysis, We might undertake the YEA
ry and aUdorifc task of analyzing i
But this Is idle, and we have only 70
bow before the incomprehensible dis
pensa'ion Of the gods.
Mr. Rufus Choase once said ofs Judge
more eminent for his talents than hif
personal charms: 'Our Chief Justice is
to US what the Polynesian deities are to
tAEiL NSASIA PEASs We sCo tLAdL ElC - TX y
and we believe that he is great
In like manner We may say Of the es-
tsblished manner Of honoring Indepen-
deuce Day: 1--WE see that it is intoIer-
able, snd we believe that 1t Is glori-
Gus"
Let the streets and squares Of the
great metropolis be rendered perilous
for passage on loot and impossible for
passage on horseback or in carriages !;
let the window panes culver and be
shattered by the detonations Of twenty
four Founders fred in small parks LET
inyalids be tormented out Of their pain
by persistent volleys of India crackers
All this is in the order Of things estab-
iished; for al this our fathers fought
and bled and died
BUTT is absolutely necessary TO the
continued greatness and renown of the
Republic that the cities Of this nation
should be bofnbarded with rockets2
Death by defamation, or a chronic
disease of the nerves, engendered by
forty-eight hours Of sleeplessness and
noise, we may submit to. But the
plague Of rockets adds to the inmate
rial danger Of sudden death the immi-
nent and serious peril Of arson.
To be frightened or shot to death
may be no great loss either to the per
son dying or to the community. But if
you fire off a rocket in Union Square,
and the blazing stick descends upon a
house in Fourteenth street either the
owner or some insurance company has q
heavy sum 10 pay.
That rocket-stieks suddenly descend
ing from the skies, and striking upon
the exposed heads OF infants or child
rem playing in the domestic area are
unfavorable to juvenile health and
life, is also a well established fact.
But waving such secondary consid1
erations and combining ourselves strict
ly to q point upon which all men must
agree as to its importance, we do res
pectfully and urgently protest against
the entirely unnecessary exposure Of
this great city 70 conhgration, which
the practice of rocketfring within the
corporation limits entails The matter
deserves and we hope viii receive, the
timely attention of the guardians of our
municipal peace and safety.
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The Chicago Convention has been
postponed TO the 2eth Of August Ger
tain advantages, il is claimed, viii be
obtained by this change Of programme.
The party want to adapt their prinei.
pies TO circumstances. II 0raut sue
ceeds at Richmond, and Sherman at
Atlanta, then tho platform wild he war.
II trey are defeated, then peace. In
the former case Mcclellan VIII be The
choice; ia the latter, Alex Long, or
some equally unconditional peace man.
The AeClellsnites pray for the success
OF the armies, the Loneites for defeat
and disaster. Nothing would suit the
latter so well as 70 hear that Grant lad
been defeated, and his army destroyed.
and they lose no opportunity to beiittle
his successes and magnify his reverseS
A war Democrat, says a peace writer in
Medary's Crisis, Is no better than q Re-
publican or an Abolitionist A 7peaoe
man. says the Columbus Statesman, re-
terring 70 the unconditional faction, Is
no Democrat. So the war wags; and
Il Is vita the hope that something de-
cisive VIII turn up that viii harnonise
these disagreeing elements, that the
Convention is postponed IL ia party
that waits for events 70 shape It's plat
form and fashion is candidate s-Cyn-
einuaa Commaeiak
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COpperhead Convention In ohio.

In the Copperhesd State Convention
of Iowa held at Des Moines on the 10th
inst, only forty-seYen out Of ninety-sev
en- counties were represented. The fol
lowing State ticket was nopinated
The State ticket is constituted as fol
lows: Secretary Of State, John II. Wal.
lace Of Muscatine; Auditor Of State, D.
Z. Memberships OF Iowa county; Treas.
urer OF State, John B. Lash Of Henry
county Attorney General, Calvin +.
Dunbar of jackson; Register Of State
Land Once, ?. D Holbrook of Monona
county; Supreme Judge, I. 3. Monroe
OF Dnbuke
The convention was most inharmo-
nious, aud finally adjourned in confu
sion without making platform This
is most inhuinan; who, before, ever
heard Of SIGHT at funeral3 The as
sembly should have had more respect
for the putred carcass Of Copperhead-
ism, than to have engaged in such a
brawl
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war vessels on the Northern Lake,

War Vessels on the EoriheFn Lakes.
In 1917 treaty was made between
the United States and Great Britain to
the following effect: That neither
power should maintain naval force
upon Northern lakes, except that each
might have one vessel of not more than
one hundred tuns, and armed with one
eighteen-pounder gun, on Lake Ontario,
and the same on Lake ChampIain, and
two vessels Of like tunnage and arma-
ment on the upper lake." This treaty
was liable to discontinuance after a
specified time, upon six months notice
by either party thereto. The House
Naval Committee, on Friday, instructed
their Chairman, Mr.. Rice, TO report a
joint resolution proposing that the Uni
ted States now give that notice.
It IS to be hoped that the reoommen-
dations Of the Committee viii be adop-
ted We wish TO see our supremacy on
the lakes checked nolOEger. In case
of a war with England, that country,
b. way of the St Lawrence, and the
Welland Canal, could send a large feet
Of vessels into tho lakes. long before we
could construct one We should, there
fore. be prepared
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HEADQ'RS pEPT OF TIE CUdBERLANbD
urrrCr OF CHtEF FsGErrB,
CasrtTEooce Team, Jane IT, IsC4. }
T. prss-t ard 1-El.- lfes.i0s q o. Ff7rs Br-s'
ArBgef tis Cn.5o5asf;
TUE UNDERSIGNED has BEEN AUT8OBIZ-
ed hy the Meior-GeLc-1l commanding Or raise
an EngineeF Eegtneut from tt.a Floaeer Brigade,
ia sccurdancc WITH the following sou 90 Congress
approved May -, lsGi
An ACT to organize 8 recinicut 81 Veteran Volur-
teer Eu-luers
T. = resollef - - S.l1t1 and H1rss q R-frss-r-
.IIcss u H. t.st states ~ irrssI i1 lh1rrfss 49,
sen'tLai, Ins. the Secretary 81 War oe, ald 81 IS
forces in the Army Of ere CurahcT.ald that have
served, or ere row serTt1e as pioneers, rontoners
0r engineers % serve wherever r-4-frcd flf tirao
wears. duuur che w-r. 10 consist % ten Col1Fa-
meg, and ~ hHge the same orCgl.HlcH, roy end
eIn1,umcnts rs are allowed 90 enginssF s1dless
der the provisions 81 ylr fourth serten ri ga ar.
entitled IAN cd O. provide or ne 9eiter osg 'n-a-
tln NJ the Iuiilt,ry csfsii sAmaut." approved Au-
"a e ttiirI oizil.sssu hundred sIii si,tr-luf
So. 2. sad 2 & fT.h-- sa,ct@, 1hs- the Officer
% the engineers authorized - tc lssset unlrr i@r
p7oy-sious 81 the ioret r 81 t0r shall ~ sppo--
ted and commissioned D. ti.e pres.dc-t - re tu-
TED State the recon, uia-'Cn of Csc ccIrusI-
der 81 the Aruy Cf The Crucer.-ll ar.d sftll ~
ceifc t1e $50" joy $40 al.oiFah E f5ncer 0-t-
GERS ci similar grs.le 90 ii1- r1s1-l- rsny
All present and Z. ru4ar members gf tie Fcarrr
Brl,sde of the Army Sf thf Ccut ersnd are invited
o. enter The enCuesr ~e-yce iu ths -f H1cnt. ThCy
cfu procgro 81 p add tonil ir1i r-r.-1n rs th=y
may need rom re. or rom any oiicsr now serving
in the Pioneer 6rigsde. tire majority 81 whom vi
enter the engineer regiment.
I5eusenant Wiuett. Eng. neCr perertrrns Essi-
vile. Is The recruiting c'gr ~ Ngshli-.e ard VI
cirity. v. =. MrkRlLi,
Capt. n. 8. ErElnoers,
CHEZ Engineer Army CuHioer and.
june lt-6
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G. ?. BARNES EXTRA GOLD PENS,


al pens beEr my tradS a40rt, = @. 2. BaEsTs
EXrzA LoE., ny" f1r winch hsve secured TIC
C2gl-r H. and warranted "a oafals fno and per-
f-st u Cvery respect. sout b rail ~ express 10
aay part u tha coButry rnee pt q pres sDd r.
fCfs JGr7--. Pr-sfus ordering vii uieasF sfaia tnn
size snd tyie sasirsd. Whether hard Of s0A fne or
ooar-e sad z the peg ho1ii 81 b. p,cs1a Of prove
cfi-ctve, vii have 10 privilege Cf eE0ta1Fuz b.
A dedlfiol q 1teeu per cent? SLOWED On ordefs o.
500. Litssfal discOuIts nssds y the trsie. Old
pe1s repaired in tha best manner for EfFTf
CEtfS lad strrsp9 elch- Rea and Was. circulxrs
sept raLs. kdcfsss
@. p BARNEs
Desler IN f41id Pens a1d Af1erieaa Wsetles,
80 Ha-a-strset, Cor s.Et1. Lousfil.e, ~.