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He keeps general assortment of Medicines use ty
Physicians together with
PATENT AND THoMPS0Alaa MEDICINES
The genuine Smiths Razor Strops.
Figs, Candies. ashng Powders Soap Dye stus, Truss,
Supporters, Spices Of all kinds, Ci;rcn, Cur
rants, Raisins. Tamarints Irish
Moss, Pickles, &C., &c.
&C., &c. &c, &C., &c, &c.
Just received, per Express, a supply Of the
most popular Patent Medicines, among which are
BURNETTS Preparations; Blood Food for Liver
Complaint, Coughs, Dyspepsia Female Diseases,
and Regeneration of Man; Weeks Magic Com,
pound; Whitcombs remedy Cor Asthma Burnett's
Cod Liver Oil; Jayne's Expectorant; Wistnr's
Wild Cherry Balsam; Fowle's cure for Files; DR..
Jeffrie's Antidote brakes BenroIine, for remov.
ing paint, tar, grease &c; Cummings Aperieut;
Gargling Oil; Dadd'S and Millcrs Condition Pow
ders; Cheeseman's. Clarkc's and Duponeo's Female
Pills, for female distractions, &c; Grugor's Cous
ccntrated Cure for nervous weakness; Hemhold's
Fluid Extract OF Burchu for diseases Of the biad-
der, kidneys, &c; Maynarls Coodion for burns
and cuts; GARDENERS Rheumatic Compound; Peru
Wan Syrup; Goulds Pin worm Syrup; Houghins
Corn solvent, intaliiblc rem dy; Magnetic
Balsam, for rheumatism and neuralgic; Jeiires
Paaaeea 81 Life, cure for Sare Throat and
Bronchial a.iections St mes Elixir for bronchitis;
Copeland sure cure for Bed Bugs, Z
BITTERS-oxycenatcd Hollands Peeks, liar
dys, browns, Ciarkes SneTrE me, LanglcyS
Root and Herb, Abbott's, and others;
LINIMENT-Tobias', Coed Samaritan, Mustang,
aal Linimeuts and 0intments Of all kinds
SARSAPARILLt-BulFs Sand's, Shakers and
al other principal kinds.
PILLS-Ayel's sugar coated, Braudreths and
Wrishts Indian Vegetable. :
Also, Viewers eanker and salt rheum syrup; Ar
nulas Vital Fluid; Atwood's Extract Daudelipc
Braat'; Purifying Extract GAYS Blood Purifier
kennedy's Medical Discovery; Morse's Syrup d
low Dock; Railways Remedies; Mediums Elixir
Of Opium; Mrs, Miuslow's Soothing Syrup; Sha-
ker Extract Vaierian; Balm of thousand Flow
ers; Cold Cream; Flesh Balls, Liquid Rouge;
Ayers Cherry Pectoral; Brant's Pulmonary Bal.
monary Ealsam; Cisrke's Cough Syrup Bachelor
and lIarrison's Hair bye; Barneys Musk Cologne;
Shaving Cream and Verbcna Water; Butchers
Deal shot for Bed Bugs; and all other articles
usually kept in a Drug store.
Physician Prescriptions carefully com
pounded, l
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All the above put up fail strength of the whiskcv,
and in cases Of one dozen each THESE articles iul-
prove by age, and no exposure Of climate can effect
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-11-04
Pure California Vines,

, Tie large demand for the pure wines of Cal orr
has made 1t fixed fact that well selected 4 ock of
Wines Is complete without them. G A. X. has ,made
arrangements for the entire production of
The Largest Vineyard in California,
and Is now bottling and offers for sale the finest
tdtuornid Hines ever seen in this market of four
qualities IN splendid style of labels, bottles and cases
ANGELTCA-Sreet,
POHT-Rich,
HOCk-Lry
STILL CXIMPiIGy-Deli
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Golden Sheaf Cordial.
Golden Sheaf J itters.

4 delight al and hcattfUl beverage, aromatic W th
hrai InuL INN
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-11-04

The best Tonic Bitter offered to tie public
ihged with the rich flavor Of the Bourbon Il
nmher of other Ingredient for torils the appo
tie and lnpartinS lie and igor 10 the hoe stem
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GOLDEN .FlEAF PUNCH.

Made from fresh, ripe lemons, ard other ar;
combined Il Il whole iato a iine rich
Bourbon Whiskey Punch.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-11-04

We have purchased a large lot Of sheet'ngs and
Shirtings, at bargain. and now know that
we eau sell as Low the lotsr. We in
yite especial attention to this article.
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LONDON DOCK GIN,
LONDON DOCK BRANDY.
LONDON DOCK SHERRY.
LONDON DOCK PORT.

All In cases of one dozen each in strong shining
order for immediate transpor alton. and are sold
lever than any other liquors and wines in the mar.
ket, Of equal quality
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Bininger's Genuine Cognao Brandy.

II MILD delicate ard ruy and - desic to b8 al
U Ige NM form IN character uni 9u0Ag. Put pint and
lu1rt htte continuing two dozen pil;s aud
l. zen quarts.
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DEEIcE No. IOs 5. THIRD sTREET.
tn Advorsfsars.
MONDAY, AUGUST %, 1884.
.ItY AIIKRNoON NEWsRAPER.

CRUELTY OF THE PBoPLE.--The spectacle
ofa great general with a fine army ofvetorans
battling nobly for the cause Of his country
and popular liberty and rights, on many
bloody fields, about to he deserted by thou
sands of Americans who call themselves peace
men, Is really slckonlng to patriots. The con-
fdence Of decisive victory expressed in every
word OF General GRANTS dispatches con-
cerning his minor operations alone should
raise an enthusiasm In bis favor among all
classes. Such brave aud able leader ough,
to call out every man in the country TO his
e!Andard, that has not wife and children TO
support. There are thousands Of such per-
sons let, who may obtain snug fortune by
enlisting In our armies. In addition TO this,
peace win be hastened on her Journey this
way, and when she comes she will be covered
with the smiles ofbonor, glory, and goodwill.
The armies Of the United States have now
0nsl triumph within their grasp, and they will
desert the people if the people desert them. 1t
Is true we have done very much to crush the
Rebellion, but our mission L. not ended, and
we must do our whole duty. We can best
complete tho work by sending men down to
GRANT and SHERIDAN. We ought to strive
very hard 10 al our quotas during the next
eight days.
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OUR Poor PBIsoNEBs.-Patriots, thinl; of
i'll Twenty-Five thousand OF our brave sol
diers are prisoners Of war In the hands of the
enemy at Andersonville, Georgia. They are
quartered In large aeld, which has only
Iall fence and guard Of boys and decrepid
old men around 1t. They are awaiting deliver
ance amid the most terrible sufierings. Gene
raj SHERMAN has sent heavy force to release
these men, and General GRANT has sent
force 70 Salisbury, North Carolina, to release
another batch. VIII you not aid these great
and good men In these missions Of mercy2
You can do 10 by cnllsting men to replace
those sent out upon this special service, and
at the same time enable GRANT to conquer
LEE at Richmond and SHERMAN 10 take
HOOD and Atlanta.
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ANOTHER DISTINGUISHED SMITH.f-
The SMITH family is an extensive one, and 10
notice all Of the good things done by the
SMITHS in this war would require too much
paper at the present high price OF that com
modify TO allow us pen-roOm. But we want
to remind our people that that grizzly-loohing
son of the Keystone State, one ANDREW
JACKSON SMITH, a Major-General Of great
ability, has advanced far into Mississippi and
is said to be marching 70 victory, and Mont
gomery, Alabama. What if he should meet
the gallant and accomplished GORDoN
SnANeER-his classmate-at Mobile2 Do
h0i our Generals strive for the capture OF inn
portant prizes2 Who would not be proud 20
pe WIN SMITH at Montgomery, or with
GRANGER at Mobile to-day9 But 10 be with
their conmander-n-chief-their peer. leader.
father, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
GRANT, Is the higher honor now offered to
every able-bodied young man IN Philodelpbiai
Show your appreciation Of what Is noble and
excellent, and form an unconquerablc spartan
band Of heroes among yourselves, who win
love their leader and despise the very neces-
sity Ola dram.
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BONSALL Killed IN the action on The Weldon Rail.
road on tho 10Th OF August Lieutenant JAS ). BOS-
MA Volunteers In tho Path year Oi his age.
HI relatives the friends or the family and the members
Of The National and Provost Guards respectfully IN.
mttcr, No. 1iJ 3. Ninth street, Tuesday morning.
August SOth, ~ 10 O'Clock. To proceed % Darcy,
ILLlOr,.-On the nth Llstant, HUQH ELLIOT, Ia the
Ibe relatives and male eIds OF praiy are respect
mly 'hyited 20 attend hk unera rom h. lat9 rel
lenee NO lus fnheTt stceet, on Tuesday morning, Ht
O'Clock. InteFment at Laurel Hln.
HARTE l. At Holm esburs, August 2Itb IVA only
child o. ndreas aud Elizabeth II. tlarte! aged yesg
and9 days.
.MccCYX,-on tie 2,,h instant, MABIl =, viCo OF
To relatives nd friends og The sny are respectfully
invited % attend he lnefa from Tho II cglence Of her
street, ON Tuesday afternoon, Ht 1 O'Clock.
NOWLEN. XII ied, on the 18th Instant In Che Latua
ui RnamS station, the Weldon Railroad. while IN
'he Onc-huudTcd nd sixteenth Regimen. Ppuuay Ivsnl
FOlunteCt-.
Due Notice will he given ct h- rne,s which vii take
place rom ne residence u bis brothe1 Law, GeaeTsi
RETS OLDS.-At Avoudal4 ou Trtlsy evening, Au.
.6tn. Mrs. FILA BETH j. RENN OLDs, daughter of lie
late General William iryiips.
EgntFnl service az tls rez'd urE OF Mn. MARY H
ieiper, De'awsre county, az O'Clock, 90 1uetdHy
morulnr. 1te mtsrnsnt NJ RanaidsluH BWlr! Ground.
iOsitet 60 rttsrd, without igT!heg notte.
sACL,un tho 18th instant, 10 tho Ita5a''d lnpe 0gs
gsr5us Immortality, MARY, beloved daughter Igserh
The r'lapvea and rNnd4 Of the auhy rpsferfu'y
Iylei - attend ihe gnegl. ipm llG rgflenre Other
sGsrno ~ ihe 9th as-sat' az O'Clock, Vhhp uSth"t
rwIyLS On tbe mornng o. tho .fEl 1at., ,GopgRCy
TTFLl 81. ged % years.
s.. Etsbe.r i-ect on WoJncs LAY 5l' 'sa{Sui, AZ e
1o"cS r. NJ. o."
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TIE Wan NEWS.

Affairs In the Army Of the Potomac are
growing more interesting each day. The
attack on the 10th aud Goth Divisions Of Gene
rsl HASCooK's Corps on Thursday came near
being disaster, but owing to the obstinate
aghting of Generals GTBBoN, MILES, and
SaTrHE, the enemy was 70 severely hurt a.
10 he unable TO hold his position or renew
The attack. Thus we may claim the victory
gAth propriety, and as the enemy retrested
. with heavy loss before force OF two weary
Federal divisions, we may hope for even
greater victories when the whole army moves
10 an assault. The Rebel papers received ut
this Office this morning, are remarkably ret.
cent upon the subject Of the late battle
Fort Morgan has surrendered after bonn
bsrdment Of i've days. The work was de-
dyered over to Admiral FARBAeUT and
General GRANGER on Tuesday last, with
twelve hundred prisoners, Including General
PAGE, and afty pieces Of artillery, stores, &c.
Our feet will pass up to the city Immediately,
and a surrender Of that place win soon cap
the climax OF Admiral FARRAGUr's last grest
movement.
General EABLY Is retroatlng down
the valley with SHERIDAN in pursuit
Tho Rebel General has been allowed
70 get through the Gaps, and Will
be able toI reach Culpeper on Wednesday
and Richmond by Saturday. His losses by
struggling will be considerable. MosEBY has
hung thirty Of our men in Clark county, Va.
charged with burning houses. On Tuesday
last, while feeling the enemy, our cavalry
under ToRBEBT were suddenly thrown upon
a heavy infantry force OF the enemy, and
badly cut up. General CUSTER, with his
splendid cavalry division, was surrounded by
che enemy at one time, and had to cut his
way out with the sabre; this he did success
ully, and arrived at Harper's Ferry on Wed
oesday afternoon.
General SHERSAS's army is pretty weu
Supplied with food and ammunition. One of
oar shells exploded Ia Alabama street, At
isala, on Tuesday, aud caused DIRE which
destroyed a large portion of the town. Gene
itii SCHoFIELD has not yet been heard from
The Rebel General WHEELER has slgnally
islled In doing any Injury to General SHER-
MASS communications. General ROUSSEAU
= sighting him ia Tennessee,
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AMuaRMENra-

THH GrAND GrRMAN FssrfyAL--The grand
osi'd u Tie Indcpcndcni German Con re- aton ogctbet
with the Free Sunday School Of the Mechanics Uncn IS a
rroHess to-day 81 Washington Retreat aud Eu a wOrs
frrm and during tbs riOrnng, everything passed 0d IN
the most pleasant manner. At O'Clock, there 10 b. tc
dBtHhutien of haudhom ts 10 the holdors Of tokcs
uCeiur ara handsome prlzc goblet Is 10 bo Fvou 70 the
Yuca participating In BODY no have adb cribod
for the gresost rumbe of tickets tgcher the festival
d one o. the vc lest Of hc season. and VIII kcy realize
o large amount
THE GRAND BCOrCH EEsrtyAt.--The Sixth
hnr unl Games o. the Cacdouan CuL Of Philadelphia
which s " b ooisbraod n washuaton Retreat with much
ca iatcs place on noxt Monday ofon this day as
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HANCOCK, THE SUPERB. This brillIsut
brave, and able Pennsylvania leadcrnow com
'uahds an army corps Of twenty divisions,
This immense structure OF humanity he moves
as though Il was o delicate, welI-blsnced
macaine. He has recently proved 10 Us how
oae man can command one hundred thousand
N. q. and use thcm in nan"uyre on the field
- battle. HAyCoCE is proud o. his nstive
.>'rie. and OF the Pcnnsylysniaas Snlcr hiu
"a. 4 be- complains only of The want Of more
. Key .tone boys ie is auSIously boxing
ne She young men of this city. who will com
or before the draft, and enter the ID CorTs
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HAED DrDs.-Whlle at the wateriug-p'aces
sleeping on miserable hard beds, lot Il remind
you to get your old mattresses done over in town.
~ w. Henry Patterns No. li0S Chcsuut street
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IUNst,N DERBYSHIBE--,Iune I9th, is5I, by Re,
e. ". Mnrlary MI GEO. ". A. REM Sen 10 Miss MAR
!. DHRBIsAlRE, both OF this city.
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CONVERTIBLE INTO A SIX PER CEN {
$50 GOLD BOND.

Ia eGihOn to the yrry lbeJM Interest Oa toe notes q
three years. ts privilege Of oon7rSsior Is now wort
about three per coat PER suAum COR the current rAto Ga
80 Bonds IL not less than nine per ce-i yentUs au
before The tic premium SIX per cent Un.ed Sta,
actual r,on this loan, al the present market rate
not less than zen per cent per AMMAN.
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GRAND FESTIVAL
or THE
Independent German Congregation,
Together with Lhs
FREE SUNDAY SCHOOLS OF THE
MECHANICS UNION,
or rtTT
aoth DAY OF AUGUST,
AZ fHU
WARRINGTON RETREAT,
AND
EN0EL e WOLE"S FARM,

AAANNS AiAA ~ w ~ ~ - - n AehA =
with DISTRIBUTION OF GIFTS, for tho beuent OF the
erection Of t. sCHoeL-H0USE.
The price o. each ticket will be tio, witch entles tho
holder Thereof to gin 10 tie value Of at least ~ cents
Ladies' attended by gentlemen, will be admitted 10 tho
Festival free OF ohsrse. The vnuo Of the arst g s 9Sa
fol whloh 300 dckots have been already sold.
At tho place Festival tickets VIII be sold for 20 eeRts
which viii only entlue the holder thortof 10 adullsaou
into the Festival grounds but tho Committee wiu be PRO-
sent until O'Clock In te afternoon 10 exchange them
for orr Tickets upon the payment OF additional 70
coats,
An exhibition Of the aforesaid gifts tAes place during
this riday 20 h) and tomorrow afLorno0n And evening,
In tho large Saloon Of the Mechanics Hail. THIRD Street,
belcW Green, the admission 20 which Is FREQ.
Tho distribution Of tie gifts win take place at ocIooS
In the afternoon, gt the place OF Festival and VIII bo
thereafter continued overy evening, from 10 ociJok
At tie place Of EXhbiuon (sechanlcS HalD until al Tie
dns arc disposod Of.
AhandsOno prize gObc which has boon donated VIII bc
you 20 the Vocal Society participating Ia a body who
WI! secure the ighest number Of votes The prleo Of
each vote will be ten cents. and tho baot'ng 10 take
pac- during the exhibition, upon tho day the Festival
and until tho last day Of the exhibition or the gAs.
Tickets be had fotn any Of the EuIlns Com
ncs from he Directors Of tile Free SUNDAY schools
Mechanics Union, 81 The place OF sale Of the building
Committee, No A3 Green street aud at tc place Of oxi
blton. By order Of tho COMMITTEE. aue6St
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EIeetrieiiy,-
All Arte aud O,gOnsc DtseaSOs cured BY Of The
different ns4Aoslions o. ElcotrcrtJ, at The
ELECTRICAL. IESrITUTE.
No. 1870 wALSUr sTREEr. Philaielpba.
PROF. C. II. BoLLBs
WIN commence,
OCrOBIRs 4, 1864,
coarSe Of Lectures ana n,!l instruction toT appiyug
Galyanlsm, Magnets n and ot9or modia ,Aions or Eoo
foity reliable therapeutic agent foS the eurc Of Acute
aud Chronic Diseases,
AT THE INSTITUTION,
No. 1850 Walnut sirooi PhiLadoipaia.
Medical snd othors de3;,ns 10 stteud che coarse
aC rcQossteJ 10 mstO application ONry
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GATHERING or THE CLANS.
r. A

THE SIXTH ANNUAL GAMES ~ the CALIFORNIAN
llB, Of rhiladephia VIII bc celebrated at wASHISG-
TJN hE1RIiAT. on MONDAY September the 9TH, 1864.
Cera leave Thirteenth and Caowhh streets ss>t, TO-
llb, l 2ii andA O'Clock.
EEcuslon Tickets, % cents.
Iickcts be had from Georse MttlielneHt, Nc. SS
Chcanut street John BoOt, SO. lGO MlTkct s:TSet ;
George Gardner, s. Eighth street, below Passyunk rcsd
William Cameron, Sr, No. 2s y. Eighth street, Danle'
Mofny Jones alley below second street James ura-
ham, Lombard street, boOW sixteenth DAME! NJ Brown
Lombard stTeet, below SsyeGecnth; William SnodFrsts
Ridge AYenuc and Willow street; L. X. JohngOn N. s4
Pasyunk road Jaines Nelson Burns Cottage, Sixth and
Minor steeIs; John Hyde, No. 1908 Il. second street
Chiu William koGb, No. lgs0 Ellsworth street. sec0nd
Chiclaju, Wisul Smlth, No. l52o 4. deOond street =
RobcTt Hamilton, NIstar street, GoTmautowr Anthony
Hat; Ni street, Germantown, or ir1Tn any Of the
t-rs OF tbs Club or COMMITTEES
OdeYs received Tor the HGr up 80 rurHday August 81
Bevs celebrated Brass aad Stgtng Hand has bcon en-
jagged of tho occasion. The uembegs VIII meet In ths
Club Ii00m Monday, September ), az ~ O'Clock, by
otlcf " the Chief. DUNCAN WRIGHT, Secretary.
WI' LIAs ShJlt, Treasurer. at23-Vt
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n 7 ~ II = It n II I
7-M LOAN,

The socrcsrF OF tbo Treasury cvoI ucoce tbsi sus
'crpuous wit be received fOr Coupon Treasury Netss.
pOJ abe Hroo ye'r, o Aagu,, IL, Issi vit sent
uus Interest at tho o s4,cs AID tArvetentbs ps
cent rcr and interest bola 20 be paid u
lawful usoney
These n0es vii b7 cosserlbl' a, tho cptiou oi M
hoIdOr, maturity to Sis per cent. gold besrng bsads
paJ able less than Ave nor nOrO thsn tSyotT TesC
from their date the Go,enmsnt nAy eject. They Wa
bes,ued IN denominations Of $50 slOo tSO SlOOO an%
5000, and all subscriptions must 10 for afy dollars o.
mHltpIe Of nny dollars. p
As the notes draw interest nom August II, perssS,
making deposits subsequent to that date nust ray 1
interest accrued from Gate oT note TO dAte o. sdoPosH
Parties d,positlns tsrut, -nye thoassad d4Iars ss
upwards Tor these uo,es At sny one tlue wiq DO AEpws
cCmn!ssion q one quarter of ono per sOat.
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IT'S EXEMPTION FROM STATE or MU
NICIPAL TAXATION.

But asnc NON all tho advantages we have eaumeCstes
Especial Act Of Consrss er,p'. aH5oads and Tr,asS1
ac'cs oD Ioral taraen. on the average, this eSsms
on is worth about two per cent. per annum, according
thc ratio Oftaxaton In various parts Of the country.
Is believed that securities offer 40 great lndsce
ments to Icoders those ssucd by the Government
all othrs fons OF indebtedness, tic faith or ability
psyac parties stock companies or separate conRuGf
ties only, Is pledged for payment, whlO the whOEo pre-
Pery OF the country hcld 20 secure tho dscLaro oC 3
the obligations OF the Uuited States.
sUrScErrIchs VIII Ss no@sE,sD ~ tire 'rIeA4Sror 0
the United States, at washlassO, tho several AsstsAs
Trsasurers sId designated DoPOeitarSS. aud b. the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK or PHILADELPHIA. Pa.
sECosD NATIONAL BANK OF PHI GDKLPHIA, PA,
THIRD NATIONAL BANK or PHILADELPHIA. PA,
FOURTH NATIONAL BiNllOF PHILADELPHIA. Pa
by all National Banks whlch arr deDossanes q puLit
morsy; and EauRs-lCi
ALL KEsPEcrABLE BASKs AND BANKERS
Throughout tho country viii Give further lafeaAtson au
AFFORD LIVERY FACILITY 80 sUBscsEM8s.
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SPECIAL ADVANTAGES or THIS LOAN
HIsAHArioSN sAylNG' D>aN, Oaerlng higher rails
Of interest thaa any otbos, and He 6ts eo.rry. Auy
savings bank whc, pay lis depcsnEs Ia Cnsd States
Notes considers thai Il payias Ia the beat crcuIass
medium Of the county aod it eaan@ pay in sayttiae
better for It's assets etbor In Government secu
ties or notes Ortonds psy able ia Government paper,
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BUSINESS ITEMS.
TIE REBELS CAN BURN TOWNS,
BUT MOI
ILEHHtLNG'B
PATENT CHAMPION SAFES,


Cu.lBgrsuUHG, Autusl q, i554.
MCisrs , AERLi, HERRtNU g. co b.
Oeurs.G have hal i QUO of your uucquslrS aofcs
foy rcsiod q fctr ware. Myaw ofoa entirely
suaed n the fearful corharaton oftA plnsc Juy 90
The Bssc fgg Hto bo cedar where u bas lain among ue
ruins until hs date. 1o-dGy was removed and 70 Ind
TO lot b. bear 4 acd hand y necessary 10 10 II
with water bstfc opening e. Ygt h'Or having rsBsed
Through this extraordinary Gro rud remaining hot rOr SIX
fecr days % psycts suhour' dsoo,orcd by slssa sre
perfectly Isf Jla GEO. ". BRE THR.
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lRllE CoNcERT SALOON

lIREE CONCERT SALOON.
III, sol ,r!her las DRenod The LTlo u0s gsulayysus
SALOON. will tcuE.vC
- MltEL GARDEN,
au.CsGJ,
L.. CORNER ~ FRASJtiIN sTEEEu a sd GIRAHD
ANESlE,
nu 'ss eU-y-el uE Orchestra, under Die l-,pTsLp Of
PROFESSOR A. hl.RIEIa
who u nightly perform choice psos raREg Ui NatLJnal
aul oiheT airs.
\, pheasant Place to pass evening FREQ Of charge,
nc proprietor O. detcTnnHc Ms st.shmeIt SHAH nOt
aus5-im CHRISTIAN HLNTsCHLER.
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CHrsup,aHr1, August H., 1851.
Myssr, FAEErr uFIRtbG6 a co. .:--
Gra~s On tas 5)h OF last month had our risoo Of
,p.i .in,n burn ou by tho Htela 30 tad ono ryour
Safes 10 our sosr a. &c tnsi The Safe fol e. Wc cslsr
where NO lad astook Int, Turpentine. Oils, 80. The
heat pns SO ltsase at 40 desgsct taviug any 06the
g0ntona IudGt Of Our srd,s ON opening It 10 dnd
BoSss IN go0d order; leN ugpers were d-erored ny
= am lot sustained no iuJary Please sonI snoilor
ssts same elto. HUBER TOLBERP,
CUANBvEsausG August lG IGt.
M-isrs. EARgEL, HERRING & co..
GENrs hhd enc Of ycur tire Proof SANS NJ tt tms
OCtto lao Rebel raid tho Sl Of July, when town
burrnd oI,. TIC was In my -hsu,o-t camo
ogt nU r'gtl n savod my NpotS and papers.
GEORGE LUDWIG.