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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-12-26

CHEZ 5000
Book SOD
Second Bookkeepe ESQ
First or rk 10 Street Commi ssioner 500
General Clerk Street 250J
Thir0 Cisk TO Street Com missioner 1905
General CLERK Street Com missioner lSO
CLERK to Street Commissioner. h6
snperin cndent of WhAves. 5000
Click Superintendent OF Wharves. $50
Superinie dent OF Roads $500
Clek 10 Super !prndept OF Roads. 1900
Superintendent OF Lamps and 1880
Deputy Superintendent Of Repairs and Supplies. 90
First OF Repairs and Supplies 1850
Second Clerk to superintendent Of Repairs and Sup
plies Leo0
Clerk superintendent Of Repairs and supplies 5o
nsptY R.rac Gle ESQ
First Clerk TO Superip of ~ improvements 200v
menss ................... 500
Third Clerk supsri OF Street 1900
Fourth Oerk ~ Superintendent Of Street Improve.
Keeper OF CITY 900
Clerk Superintendent Of Lands and 100
Assistant perntcndent OF Repairs and Supplies
Clerk Supernte ndent Of Repairs ana Supplies 1900
second Clerk to Superintendent Of Repairs and Sup.
ploss-.. I,zW
Inspectors Of lncun brsnces l5D
INSPECTORS of IncumbraEces Streets. 1900
inspectors Of nsimbrance LOO
Inspectors Of Incumbrances on LEGO
500
First Assistant Messenger. loo
Second Assistant Messenger l.2U
Foreman In yurs OF Lands ana Places. 1000
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SALES Or RAJ. ESTATE.

A RARE CHANCE.-FOR SALE POUR STORY
n Eng lsh basement HO erfet order. IN Twen.
tie tn street Ninth trs ne-hbohood.
Price - 90 mertSsge For cards Of
adrission from IL 10 oc apply 10 A. K. CoSHMANs
is, ninth avenue, near Twentieth street.
DROOKLYN-A FIRST CLASS BROWN STONE
ID front ousc Gaining ali Improve ens near.
" OticiOths,
re ured situated immaculate nifty OF tho Rev.
Dr. Gu blrcb. For particulars call on WAs
NACKEY, IS fulton
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-10-05
SOUTHERN HEpATIC PILLS.

SOUTHERN HEPATIC PILLS.
a FEW Imponan, Facts in regard 10 the South
- ern HEPATlC PILLS"
i. They are prepared from the best quality Of
Medicines by the discoverer, now an aged Minister
Of the Gospel, and are safe.
2. They have been known for years and tested BY
thousands.
g. Five hundred persons are known TO have been
cured by them.
4. They are not recommended By the Proprietor
for everything but only for diseases which arise from
disordsred liveus.
s. Directions and certificates accompany each box,
and these certificates are from well known and most
respectable individuals.
6. Correspondents recommend them a. good for
Livox Disease Chills and Fevers, Pnsumonia, Jaun-
dice, Dyspepsia, Bilious Fevers, Bilious Rheuma-
iism, Worms. Plurisy, Bronchitis, &c.
Z. Several gentlemen slate that the use OF these
Pills has been TO them an annual saving Of from
500 10 $4,000 they are the best plantation medicius
ever offered 10 the public.
8. Some physicians Of the highest standing pre-
scribe them 10 their patients. and hundreds Of boxes
have been sold 10 regular practitioners.
i .. During the last quarter 1850 boxes have beer
sold 10 two Druggists one in South Csrolina. and on
in North Carolina; and some time ago over 3,vos
hoIes were ordered By Druggists in one tswn y
! Virginia.
Il " Price, 50 q hnr. For $50 dozen boxes vii
be sent to any address. very liberal discount I
Druggists and country merchants. Cash (new cur
reney) 10 accompany orders. -
For sale in Hilsbornugh by
J. Y. WHITFIELD & co.
August 10. S.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-10-05

CALL AND SEE.
WE are receiving in psf,,hs following Necessary
w and desirable Goods, which We will selist 9
small advance for cash only:
very handsome Black Shswls,
Goo yards ~ Blcsched Shinings,
400 yards "a Fancy Calico,
500 yards Black aud White ditto,
$50 yards Dark Fancy ditto,
yards IA Light Fancy ditto,
Colorcd and white poekel llsnJkcfehisfs,
400 dozen Cosis's spool Gotten,
400 lbs. prime Rio Coffee,
200 lbs. Black Pepper,
liz lbs. Cooking Sois.
80 do1. Goat skins for Boots and Ladies shoes.
IS hags Dry salt,
200 lbs. Epson Salts.
and many other desirable articles.
. JAMES Y. Whitfield & CO.
February .. al
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SUCCESS OF TRENHOLM.

WE NAVE in store and are daily receiving Dry
W Goods. Groceries, Stationery. Hats. Bopnets,
Notions, Drugs. Hardware, &c, which we offer for
Cash. or any Kind Of barrie.
H.N. BROWN & CO.
August 3d. 81
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THE HILLsBoRoUGH RECORDER
~ PUBLISHED wkrSir
RY DENNIS NEARTT.

Terms. - Eight Dolln,sa sear, i paid u
,.nee. Nine Dnllnn II nei laid within
months; or Ten Dollars, u delay,Subiil The eIl
ion % the year .u.,
80 ,a;d unlssa q, The option II The publisher.
No paper will be sent 10 new subscribers ou. 9
STATE miles, payment is made 10 advance, OF
ps,sou IN the State shall become fespon'i'Ie.
Advertising Rates for The kt oldsL
Advertisement. mol exceeding Twelve inft, w
lars for Che Grsl, and enc dollar for each 1ur,ss
Insertion Longer on,, 10 .Tpation. C.0ns"
men,s twenty-five yer e,Ii. higher 1e'u'
one.ihirl will be ma, ic DIVER sia III ihf g.
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DAVID HUME's MOTHER.

TarenS Often CotfuPe t"sh
psrnicious instruction and evil example
but il dsss not 80 often happen that the
skepticism or social prosperity Of children
reacts On the parents. A melancholy sto-
~. howeyer. is tsld Of David Hume and bis
neither in SillimaA's Travels IN England.
Hume, the historian, received rellsisus
instruction from his mother. and early 10
life was the subject Of strong ana aopetal
religious impressions; but as ne approach
ed manhood, they were edaced and con-
firued in6delity succeeded. Maternal par
tiaiity. however, alarmed at frat, came At
length. 10 look with less pain upsn this de-
clensisn; aud 6lial love and reverence
seem to have been absorbed in the pride OF
philosophical skepticism. for Hume now
applied himself with unwearled, and IN
hsppily with successful efforts. to sap the
fornda,isn Of his mothers faith. Having
suoceeded in this dreadful work, he went
abroad into foreign countries; and, as no
vas returning. an express met him IN Lon
don. with a letter from his mother, inform.
ing him that she was in deep decline, ana
could not long survive. She SAID she
found herself without any support IN her
distress; that she now found her mind
sinking iats despair. She did not doubt
that her son would afford her some suestl-
tute fer her religion and she cosjured HIN
to hasten to her, or at least to send her
letter containing such consolation as phi
losophy can afford dying mortal. HUME
was overwhelmed With anguish on rsces.
ing the letter, and FASTENED to Scotland
travelling day and night. but before he ar
rived, his neither expired.
HAprrNrss.-Tillotson truly says tina
man courts happiness ia thousand shapes
and the faster he follsws il. the swilter !
flies from him. Almost everything prom
SEES happiness to US at distance-sach
step OF honor, such pitch OF estate. sue
a fortune or match for child-but whe
we come nearer to it, either we fall short
it, or it falls short Of oar expectations 40
it is hard to say which Of these IS u
greatest disappointment. Our hopes Al
usually larger than the enjoyment can s.
,isfy and an evil long feared, besides IN
il may never come, is many times mo
painful and Troublesome than the evil
self when il comes
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the following naned
DRY GOODS, &c. :.

Csssimers, Tweeds, Army GDy, Black and Pilot
Oolh; French and English Marines, assorted: Col
lars, Limos, Black and Melted Apseess. Poplabds,
Argandies Prints, Ginghams, huslins, Irish Linen,
Brown Linen, Linen Sheets, Paper Cambriek, Gag.
Iish Long Cloth, Striped and Plain Cotons, Cotton
Drill, Mosquito Netting, Bonnet and Belt Ribbon,
Skirt Braid Linen and Cotton Hsndkerchiefs, era.
watts, White and Black Hose. Black and Cslored Sew.
ing six. Black and BDwn Flsx Thread, Black. w bite
and Cslsred spool Cotton, Whie, Red and Blue
Flannel. Cotton Yarns, Bird Eye Disper, Shawls,
Love and coored yes, veslngs, silk Fringes, Dress
Bull,ns aud Trimmings. Pearl, Agate, Bone and
Metal Goat, Vest and Saspendef Buttons, Cotton
Laoes Boiling Cloths, Needles, Pins assorted, Hair
Pins, Fine. Coarse and Army Combs, Tspe, Ladies
Silk Parasols, Umbrellas, Hooks and Eyes, Ribbon
Wire, Silk Elastic, French and English Soaps.
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HATS AND SHOES.
Brsgans, Ladies French Bonncts. Straw Hats, &c.
DRTT 6. &c.

camphor, Salts, Opium, Castor and Sweet on,
Cod Liver Oil, Cloroform, Calomel, Msgnesis, Ciric
Acid. Tsnnin, Worn Tea and Salye, Corn Core,
Infant Drops, Iagdanum and PaTsgcric, Quinine,
Hsrtshorn, Morphine, Bcrar, Allan, Dry White
Lead, Spanish Whiting. French and American oehfe
Unber, Drop Black, Glue, English Mustard.
II. ". BROWN & 90.
...t7. 81
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NOTICE-.SOLDlRRS.

NOTICE-SOLDIRRS.
DERSoNS having relations in the Army who hv-s
= been killed OF have died Of disease, and hayiNu
hcuntieso OF wages due them can hsvs
the same promptly collected BY. 10 me Al nv
ONCE IN hili'00'o0sA' C. E. PARISH
p. s. I have received frsm the Government, the =.
gulation fnllnsiruciions and those plse
ing the claims in my hands may rely that they val.
DO COLLECTED assoon as they con be audited.
e. z. PARISH
April AZ. 9a--sa
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GROCER RES, &c

Crushed, Graduated and Brown Sugar, Green
Tea Salt, Coffee, Soda, Rice, COpPerass Soap, Hops,
Powder, Shot and Caps, I'all0w and Beeswar, Can.
dies, Sole and Upper Leather, Smoking, Chewing
and Leaf Tobacco, Cigars.
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Seasonabfe and Desirable Goods

Seasonabh and Desirable Goods,
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
IN LBS. Black and Colorsd Flax Thread,
~ $50 don. Coates White spool Co,,on,
40 don. CIaIk's assorted colors ditto.
500 gross shirt and Coat Rubber and Pear Buttons
600 gross Black and " bite Pant Buttons,
30 gross Lasting Coat and Vest BuliOus,
20 don. Fine and Dressing Combs,
800 yards Limos,
$50 yards Black and White Muslin Bingham,
500 yards Black and White Calico,
1000 yaIds Light colored Calico,
1000 yards Dark eoofes ditto,
500 yards CoIcrcd and Black Alpaccas.
500 yards Colofed and Black and White Muslin,
40 dozen Steel Skirt Springs,
pieces Black Broad Cloth,
piece Black Cashmere,
Il pieces Colofed Cashmere,
pieces silk Poplin,
20 dozen Gents Iolored Handkerchief.
pieces Red and White Flannel.
30 pieces fine Bleached Cotton Cloth,
IS dozen Toilet Soap, some very fine,
Lead Pencils, Soda by The keg or pound,
steel Pens aud Pen Holders,
10000 White and Coorej Envelopes,
IS o.. Quinine. English Paper.
Prime Rio Coffee, and many other goods. a, small
p'on"' JAMES Y. Whitfield & CO.
August 8. ST.
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HARDWARE, &C.

Nails, Iron and Steel, Gun Caps, Shos Thread,
Log Chains, CanJlesiicks, Scissors, Curry Combs,
Backing. Cotton Rope, Cotton Cords, Castings,
Trswels. Rim locks. Knives and Poks, Springs and
aIles, H.ue Rssps, Files, Mil and lesser, Tseks,
ThimbIes, &c. &c.
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IN ste R z .

EoR SALE, at prices TO suit, vita many ether
II articles, 10 which additions IRE daily being made,
the folIewina PANIED
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IN STORE AND FOR SALE.
= 600 BOXES English Backing,
t3VOV $50 boxes Tobacco, assorted,
200 barrels Smoking Tobacco, assorted,
10 barrels Train Oil,
30 kegs Soda,
20 reams Wrapping Paper,
20 realms Envelope Paper,
8 barrels Sugar, assorted,
400 pounds English Glue,
9 barrels Lampblack,
Boiling Cloths, Nos. 10, ., 8, 8 and ;.
ii. N. BROWN & co.
August Ia. os-
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&c.

Letter, Note and Cap Pepper, French and Copfed.
era.s Envelopes, Visiting Cards. Steel Pens and
Holders, Lead Pencils, Tooth brushes, Spelling
Bookf Mc
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-18
TrnsIt VSala

DuRsUAET 10 . deed Of truSt hom Robsrt O.
- AonhAms aud Charles u! GIEbGtt ton, to J. H.
lsSe, sad recorded In deed book, numbered Al, page
Su5l IN the Recordere once Of bhl6 County, West
NnglntAi and to supplement or addition 10 the
sa59 deed ntEngt aelnoWisdSOd I6F Fee6rd BY the
satd nhAm aud 9llbeteon, on the 36th day Of Au.
nnsts and rteorded Ia d66ds box numbered al !
y sid once VIII on ThnfHday, the In
gay OF April 1856 commanding ut 10 O'clock % the
teEsneop tn gsll dt P1Blie 6Aetton, q The
Lont door OF the Court House Of the Sli COUNTY Of
Ohio. Lot number 4, ,-Isur-inth the BSIlSfr IddiiiSs
70 the City OF wheeling, on the North Side oFQpiney
street. adjoining the fot which 81 tie time 81 the
S1eeutton Of the eAid deed q trust belonRed to fho
Rev. William Armstrong. Boiling Is trustee, i win
convey such title only = BY tho aid dsOa 81 trust
'TERMS ORIGALR.-LOao 2ehiFyi or the lpurohnSSss
money 70 be paid In cash, and the residue In II md
twelve months with interest. The deferred nav.
neno 70 be secured by bond aud Etsfautory 6aeufi.
" mEi % .DANIEL IAIR..-
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Pnhlin 2aIa. ).

HB undaESLgnsd vim etEsr for ale It public Huc.
ttonA - TIE taeDeos Of. RSboEt Patton; de.
eeseat on Fne &sef day OF March, 1851, the goods
and ehatte1 Of said deees9ed, consisting In part
ltgaeehold sSea9 y Hatu1ihg tmpleuiehti. aeid1
lheAtS 1told ne, 10 6h6el Oofn and f3ddaF 1lfRel
hay stack straw, 1000 bpShslg oorU IN ear, 100
p9she9 eorn shellod, 100 hushels rye, goo baSheIs
Nhea 800 buAhelS dllnGs 100 buSh6ls barley 500
empty kAekGS 1GO ,bnSh0l8 potatoes i bugRy, 1.-TWO
h9E9e wagon, or cart, water carts, 15EVo horse
ted 10 coal Sara coal bank Carts large lot old
ron large lot copper, 1000 feet lumber set black
smith tools set carpenter tools 90 head fat hoEs
mead fat cattle, head horses, 90 barrels old rye
kegs DO 100 barrels new do, large lot u
er articles too nu MOrous 10 mention.
sale TO commence 81 10 o'clock A. II. and continue
from day 70 day until all q hdld RhisIY grain and
stock will be offered on Tueaday 23d.
/, GaHAS~ParehAse9 ahnountihg 70 three dollars OF
less 70 be cash, above that sum notes At OF month";
VIII be taken vita two good sureIleG.
.l.sa g=r iz7t iia MARY PATTON. us#g
ALBERT D. RTOB,
Aartingyillo, o., March 1st, 1854. mrstd
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ReRsons Tor Mr.. Slnls Il..T0Ie,-

AAS4AonS ub0fi 4Est Gln0olnsO ROsBlSe-
q eol.i Foruey, in a recent letter to the
PhiladelPhiaS Prsis, says: ,.s
Taking 70 q very. radical man, few
days ago one OF ithose, who think that Nj.
lincoln llp has NOT come MP. to the extreme
standard and shat be hesitatess to take
what is called auttFa groand," }" be, said, ia
nis ,l.,s frank way, thai he guessed, after ali,
AorAhhm gpula have TO submit 20 another
term, ..NeyeE vas there more,unpropi.
tiSas time,n he eoniinued,n 10 swap
horses than now. "A few months ago I
thought We were near. the END, ,of, the re-!
.5S'ls,lIltopi g at present don't think We have
&c FeaaShed the middle of IL. How do yon.
{lhink a nsF, fresh man would meet ali The
!9si t9errtbls stFPaPles gEoWipg out of such q
{ STATE q q tRftst Egen ifihe. were oEiour own
party he Wonld make may changes, ana
,aeaysp kn9HE how many expsEimehts.
\ ofi the pthRr5 then God help .opt poor
so9atEy any thlpgs bRys taken iplaes.
nndst do mot tRppFoYe-4l4s
MANY ontI Epni1 rather such mistSkes, /,
wholly nninsended as they were. shouB
5e Psfpetrated By one; support aud con
hde 10, than that Iishonld be oppressed by )
The E. dreadful thought that they were com
mitted BY one who was. laboring for The
destruction Of his ooputfy.n
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MARIsHAL's SALE.


A' ~ 5esss.Rs sss R;iiePsl 4 B.ps.sG
INALL TERM 1858, District Court Of the UuIted
a. stl!es tor the Western District oT Virgins, ct
In pursuance oIau order Of sais idSdS ana A6tsred
q the Fall term 1883 Of the District Court of The
at Ciarish1rs, in The above oaEitied cauSe, Vim
on fhe 18th day Of March, 1884, R& the front door i
the ConH House In Clark1burE, Harrison coun =.
MeSe NeS proceed 70 sell It public auction 10 the
highest and best bidder, the Law and PriySts III.
bESry Of Jonathan II. BS9netkt
Terms Of SALE Cash-9 Fonda. 4 y
- EDWARD q. NORTON, q
1eb9 u. 8, Marhhal W n. Va +
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hnEopsan oem.pllesl,lon.

The steamship Jura from Liverpool, Sd,
VIA Londonderry, 4thi arrived at Portland,
Monday evening. Her dates are i've DAYS
later. ssi . - 'E.,sassf' 5
q The lLopde Morning Posi- All ithat
RassiAl AlaDd PFhssis. sreI hog ID q q flhoted
sepGraIfon of Rnglauds Rra6se, have
bound themselyes, together for the exter.
mination of-What they cai1'reVolution, and
for the permanent erection of despolism
in Europe. u. Van Bishark has been
known to assert that Germany would never
be on good terms with Denmark, so long
as the present democratic institutions Of
DenmaFk are mRintafnede The Post prSr6mi.
ses that England will renew again. in
just cause, the French alliance, aud saws:
''With our gallant neighbors aud the
Italians Scan dina A1sS And With the
Poles, Hungarians and Turks, 1t will be
indeed amazing il We do not make short
work of this new holly alliance.
20 tt4ly islEepurted. tnj have ltsnd cred 40.
600 men and feet to England IL she as.
ststs Denmark. Tssu;. a.tdWA
The Swedish government had granted
permtssion to Swedish officers 70 serve with
reasonable societies and insurrection.
ary movements have been diseovereda In
the, Austrfsn pro vince of GAIitiRS u AL state
ol siege bad heen proclaimed, aud all per-
sons were ordered TO deliver up their arms.
Austrian .forcesf in Vehetfa had been rails.
ed 10 ls0, 900, and placed on o war footing,
tne emperor asuming the command.
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90 lsSs Il .Thou8ahd 8 1oIdlSrn3flI fFi4
The President yesearda ay Issued 4 caiI Tor
I've Hundred thopsapd mors troops: 20 Sc
enforced by draft on iii e lsth of ApfiI. II
not sooner filed by inn rAty enIfstmle l5at mt
This call iiss not entirslT nnexpected. Il
may not helgenerally kuo va, but ii ID. .uey.
fefthelesb strictly true, ihat i1der the last
call for, two hundred hodsahd addittoNSl
men) )ipi Eehfu4E t3e 3 ernment has sc.
tpally tecsiHed q star leas namber OF men
than ~ called for, thougi most Of the
iStEatss "a & hAye hLled thsiE quosss, The reason
10 plain. 10 MAS tannpueed fhgt the last Cali
WAS 4orathes pnrp6as saaatine m ~.
eonptss And therenpon an extensive o. system
otFeseaFeh And 6gdting vas Beeuhsin eve.
nv State; all 1eosss acconn ts of lPreSost
Marshal and State altth of ttIes aere. bal :.
anceds nPt old etedits, noi before allowed.
were brought torWardAh slowed on the.
new quota; scattering mtn, who had en
hstea and 1evef been OF K IL, we're count.
ed Tor The. ahtet time 81 isinents 10 tha
naval service have been edited as recent,
U "a d ID u 10 lsIa6 Il = thents,
which came in letgel n ere credited, and
aided many localities 70 escape the draft:
every eEertfoh, ADJ msu lie Sts tisf Of iipIur
ing, someSof which I'VE fear were NOT as
stFsigh httorwREd ss they ought, to have
oeen, were used, until many Of the States
have anu66nced that ttEefr quotas were inli'
under RlbeallsD tOithi va sttrpI pItls5 We. have In
memoty ats present NsR 7HSmPshire, Yer.
mont, Rhode Island, Conusctieut, Indiana,
llttnoisi Iowa, Minnesota and Kansas, aud
mapyiPaFts of MiohiEan,i New York aud
Aassschusetts. all ofTWhieh shays FLIED
thetr qdStEs f1nds ialI CANS nd nost Of
them have sui pids left, wbieh Is being
constantly Increased by yeteran and volun.
teer enltstments not heretofope credited
TheArmy has inotwitbstapdipa been large.
y and rgratifyiugly aasme6lsdi but not,
6y any means, TO the extent 6f.khe last call. |
That cal, ias 3Wei have said, ,shss been large.
ly exhausted'by the credits for old enlist.
ments never before counted. Hence, this
neWicall, though succeeding 20 rApidly to |
that OF Febrnary. can andsWtll be prompt. |
y met In most otithe Statss,iR without any |
hardship Whatever. Many; localities have |
surplus already to be credited on the new
quota while the, necessities Of the naval |
SERVICE including the Marine Corps, offer
larger held than heretofore for the choice
Of thsR Roluuteet. Only 10 those localities
which have been hAbithAlly behind Ia eve.
y quota, will the new call be considered a |
hardship. b Fhis quota filled promptly and
honestly, and the army viii be. 80 strength
snsd that We think ali fotpre calls can be |
dispe ths-sN.iY II TtaeS!iflt }
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FOR SALE

A LAND ANeINk, complete, EoE saw MIL. 10
grate bars aRd all hxturOA for burning tan bari
and saw dust.
Also. tract oflGnd IN HaFf1 run In MarIhs ali
county, thron gh which the B. Z o! u. 4. Flns con
tAing 7e6H acres with about ~ or so acres cleared
and under go1d fence. with yodnE apple and ptaeh
orehAld selected truIt aY0r 200 tr0sa, Que mana
house with rooms we'll finished. thrSO cabins two
et95leS cave smoke house, blAcksmIth th6p, good
Wall Of water with pump, 5iif z.1sE l - = =
E9r ta6ther Information enquire of. W. DunleVy
on the Protnlsts, or Of tho BabSeEibefs! : y
DUNLRVY = CO., "
.. Steamboat BnIldeFa
IeDEzlmdGR Wheeling. w Va