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7-30 LOAN.

TIs seSrCE. Of ne Treas ny lt,t uotee uat sub
icnrtons viii be received Tor Ca1rol Treasury gatcs,
90, able nrcs ye'rs from August l5 -t with
nuai ntercs. at the rate and tarae-ten.hs per
cent per raunur-rrncpa interest both 20 be rotd 10
iovnI money,
These uotcs wll be rou7udt'e A. Tho option Of 'hs
holder 1T maturity ut1 ty yer ,,ri. gold bearing bonds
ray sbl, Ices than dys nor more taan twenty years
truu ,hsir date, me Government may elect ey gul
be sueu In denominations Of $50 500 $500 tl0O0 and
$500 and al subscriptions must be i.r dGy dslars or
s,nt multiple Or MY dollars.
A. the notes draw interest ffon August 10, pe'saA'
making deposits subsequent to that date mu" pay tho
interest ACCRUED nom date Of note 10 das or deposit
Parust d postug twenty-five thousand dollars and
upwards or these rof"s At any one lime viii b. slowed
gomm.ssCu oi onc-Uuartor of one per cen,
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OFFICE ARMY CLOTHING AND EQUIP.

~
PWLADELpUGA, September u, 1854.
Sealed Proposals will be received at his Ohice until
TUESDAY the 2Cth inst, for supplying the Nchuylhiu
ArscnaI with the following articles
Dark. blue Thread No 80 patent.
Dark blue Thread, No. 40, patent.
Flag Tnimbleg (gayaniZed).
Petroleum raper 80 y ~.
Sewing Twinc flax.
The bids viii state the number quantity Of each Kind
q article proposed to be delivered,
hid he Guaranteed by responsible persons
whose gnatuTes be appended the Ruaraulec, aud
ctrhf,d 10 as being good aud sufficient security tor the
amount involved, by public luuctonary OF the Unted
States
Bts from denutir contractors aud those that do not
fuiV comply cit ne requirements Of this advertisement
VIII not be considered.
Blank forms proposals, embracing the terms OF the
guarantee required tach bid be rad appl cat"n
al this office ana others which do not embrace this
guarantee win be considered, will any proposal ne con-
sdered which does not Striciiy conform 10 the require
mtnts therein stated
Samples OF the articles proposed to he delivered by any
OF the bidders VIII be submitted with their bids.
pIOpOsals will be endorsed Proposals Army
SUI plies, az d will be add essch to - -
Co onel ALIEN. j. PERRY,
- g-l69t Quartsrmasters Department L. $. Army
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REMARKABLE CURE or DEAFNESS OF TWENTY
YEARS STANDING.

YEARS SrANDING.
l. John NcwCOmb, Of Quincy, do certify that have
been entirely deaf my left wenty years
ne past sis years my right has been deaf that
could not hear conversation public speaking Ot any
kind, cpulu not hear the church bells GiIg while
sitting IN q church have also been troubled for mum
ber OF with throat, that was obliged
give up sn gug I'm CfuIcl, for had lost my voice.
had grest trouble In my head terrible noises, almost to
CraZMcss. My head ielt numb aud stupid. ard was Il
source of constant tTouble To me.
tried every remedy that could be thought Of went 10
auTsts; but they wanted to use instruments would
have nothing 20 do with them. About one m buth since
obtained MIS- NJ q Browns MctaphysiHu a Discovery, aud
used accordng to The directions tue bottles Aud the
result is hat the healing OF uoh ears is perfectly restored
that hear well as The great trouble
cad is entirely gone. NV head feels perfectly
and My throat which was so diseased Is entirely
cured BuU have recovered my voice again. would not
taEc tuu-und dO.urs ur the teuent Aave received
IN the u.r a. MIS- Browns Meteorological Discovery.
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OFFICE CoMMIssARY OF SUBSISTENCE

~ No. s2s WALNUT Street.
Sealed Proposals in duplel wiz be received At this
ofCc until clock on Cu ESAi, september ~ 1884,
Tor supply for the of the uHited States trmy, he
following subsistence stores, delivered in philadelphia
500 Barrels first quality corn-fed "MEss" or
"PRIME MESS PORK (Which to be stateds
oflho pack ot 1864 full hoped oak barrels,
with iron master hoops; meat 10 be free RON
rust or STAIN, fUll weight ana thoroughly
salted; 10 have been repatked within thry
days Of date OF delivery. 70 be delivered within
I0O. 200 rounds nrst gualiy BACON SHOULDERS,
packed vi honi pressure, IN ,igA, ,lerets 81
uniform size To be delivered within twenty
400 ] EsrrtiS ENiRA MESS BEEF, in fun ho,pei
OAK barrels, with ron master hoops, tie I 20
be new, full weight COO pounds ana thorough
500 600 ioutds Of arst quality PILOT BREAD. to be
made from good suw d. extra Flour, thorough
Iy baked, and perfectly dried beote being
soncd wood, OF such Kind as WI not imnar
pounds net. 10 be -cllyered within twenty
900 Barrel, EXTRA sUPERFIEE or ENrR
FAMILY FLpJR (Which TO ne ated), IN wnll-
coopcred and head lined oarrcls. 70 have
lccu ground w thin t'itty days n da e Of
ms advertisement. irIm new winer wl'at.
be mentor ed in The bid TO be delivered
3s.gUO PGGi d, flrst quality kr. driei 2ORN MEAL.
iu well couptrtd, Hreu-net barrels, briTd to
be mCuuOnod. To DE delivered witGu tea
30. 900 Pounds nowwHIrE eEANs.i in wau cp7pcred
10000 r,aods PdIwg dcE, y wei cq,g,',d bar
IoO, 900 r.rpds PRIME NO corr4lE, ia d2use
10000 rogna5 arss qaauty CHuLAN rEN q
oTsinal 6p pSg pS9'@ sapR e5 9,io tS o
100, 900 round. LIGurYELLow CoFEEE sugAn,
or CHOICE DRY RAW SUGAR Bares %
be le best IN use for ne purpose. no bs de-
10000 Geiqas Pure GioEu, WHISKY, or coRN
5000 Pounds arst aqa,s AIpAdi,S,'ISE, CAS- l,,y
10. 600 Po'Hdi aooduARD SOAP IN pount bars, IN !
weight, PACKED IN SKI. ppuha bIAeo. To be
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A LADY IN THE LAST STAGE OF CONSUMPTION
fIHEn

A LADY ~ THE LAST STAGE or CONSUMPTION
rUEED.
From tho Boston journal.
JyLY ~, ,IsUt.-I Mrs. Nancy sloan Of No. s. warren
ihc,t tharCstpwn, do cctJ that ha fc been afflicted
could not lie omit During That time ] suffered from
targn, throat would cough from ono 10 tive hours at
time; very nervous seldom could sleep at night
! Lad lung cyer two years since, which reduced
skeleton. / had all the medical advice aud med cines
cy cOu pro cuc but an to no purpose. tAsf
sinking u. the last stage Of consumption confined
to bed when Mrs. II, O.. Browns Metaphysical Discovery
was sent II applied according T. direction /
tClt no better, but rather worse for some time
My friends wanted me 10 give up, saying would kill
ttat was too far gone and too weak TO try anything
moe But my mother said would die If did not ind
Teie in the Discovery aud as It the last trial 10
she would continue II We sOon found that 1t the
circulation which rushing inO 81 stem which
ease belan break IL six weeks afer began
apply medicine before could gather
into Boston 10 Mrs NJ c. Bro VA, AID then mad to
have help. The second time yentufef went without
help ard the third time found my way without any dlt-
fcuty. began the Of the Meaphy sca Discovery In
Muy and the result Is this 2th july tnat he Attn and
strength Is fast returning to my emaciated frame.
My paraiyZCd side Is restored to ytgor; rest
well on IL. my CataIrh Is My cough,
ness, and hrOat are gone. sleep well All my IT,
TePulartos have disappearcd, and must Acknowledge
that by the providence OF God directed the
Mrs NJ C. Browns Metaphysical Discovery and by Il
taken from the mouth Of the grave and restored 20 my
family and friends know IN diseases gone, and
general circulation has taken place hut expect will TAX,
time 10 regain my lost flesh and strength.
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PROPOSALS
/ RHO Ais FOR TuI lNrERN mi OF
Io ease. SUI.i,T,. . ,

I RtyO Ais FOR IuI lNfINN mi OF
J Ip ease. SH..itr-. o.. ,...
truI, ,uIIr.f,. s.ptomh,f u, 1861.
ssal,d pr0uos ale VIII o. leUrI,'U attle office H t un
tculltci. NO ut3GtRAEp ttcet, unulnoo Of Nedncs
day 1th Instant r tlt 10 tIrmcuf, during the tenn OF SIS
mortrt commcpciru OCTOBER D. 1851 OF an deceased
,ol crs within tnr uus Oh; Cue military district ot Paa-
%, luIia including Chester, thasnut ltL GormantoWu
NitpIuWn, IludJn, ton, spring MIL, Fort MIN o. tainI
WHsm Penn. " hte Hall and Beverly, as well a. any
othtrIIo.rua barracks, Camps that may be cstab-
usltd within t'st term
ItupDsals must include plain but neat pine coh7
and setting up ut each grave ui htaihnArl n pc Iu-
usfd Ny the olerumettI ana all tIargcs necessary 3;
uIulu be- b.r6i complete - . o..
scpnrltc rropu,a may be forwarded for White H1'
and li-ytry, where thcio are Governu.h' teue'ehea
tHul.IsNyd. ..
>oprosu.as will Do received uulc.s properly hla- lr
upuH llurls. which can b. hfd Nt is uly' aud must %
1aniy.I by PERSONS known at ts oHpg 1 De r9'pyh-
sIIy
1h, United state. reserves luc right l0 reject all hi
deemed m,omp atiIlo with its Interests.
ly order OF GUlou, A,t D tC.ry. 2. VI. u u =, a.
ALBERT IS. AslINEAD,
g141gt Dlutaiu and \. q, N.
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PROPOSALS FOR STRAW FOR HoSPI-

PHILADELPHIA. September 10, 1854,
SCaed Proposals viii Uc received the office OF the uu
dcrsignUd, No llu3 GIRARD Street, unul OF TUES
DAY 2uh instant for furnishing 10 the United Sta.cs tor
nths, CONNIE ncing october L. 1864, all the straw
leQuii ed the various hospitals barrl5BS AND
other public buildings camps within the limits Of the
MiiOIy district Of Philadelphia including Chester ches
nut Ill Germantown, Nicetpwn, HA1dins stDu, Spring
Mill Fort Nhin White Hall, and Beverly, well any
OthcIs hHt may be estabHshed within that time.
Pc pOsas must the prices separately for and
whea Ia bundles and Des, ami must include the
dtivCIy where, er ordered.
No proro, ais will he re- eivcd unless properly filed in
uuon blanks hch be had at this Office, and must
guarar By persons known at this office 20 be
sponsite.
The United Stuies reserves the right to reject all bids
deemt Incompatible with its interests.
BY order II Co.unel AeN. j. Perry, Quartesmaster's
ALBERT 5 ASHNEAD,
40 NJ.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OFFICE


4 1 I =
w PuIlsUTLIHuA, September q. 1864.
scaled Proposals. viii be received this ofilce una
HOND 2Hth instant, ~ oclucs NJ, fuf rrni-hing
PERIOD Of six hs. C0mmen Ing LIST 'ObCr,
1864. and erdlng3 March 1865 Oa 10 be Of the hast
qua iy AhraCte for the Of steamers 10 weigh 2i0
pounds 90 the ton, and TO be subject to inspection
The Coal 10 b. delivered on board vessels m the ports
Of Phi adelpha New York, in such quautte, aud at
such BE- required; furnishit If demanded,
seven thIusaId tons per week,
In TAI tn deliver the Coal In proper quantity
the proper time and IlaCe, the Government re-
the rig' axe good deficiency by puTcnase
the contractors RISK expense. The price mast DC
separately for the Coal delivered on board of yes
sels this port and Ncw iOrK the terms ana
diu ab, We stated Twenty per cent will be withheld
Il nl the amount Of AL payments made which reserya-
on Is not to be pa1 until the contract SHAH have been
mlly completed PAYMENTS OF the remaining eighty per
cent or balance due will be made monthly, the De-
pertinent in funds for that purpose.
Each offer must be accompanied by written gnarantee
signed by respons bic parties hcir RESPONSE
bliy 10 BE- certified by United states judge Attorney,
tocct0r), ttnt the bidder bidders uil IL his their
bid be accepted enter into written obligation with good
az d sufficient mCes, IN the OF hundred thou
saud dollars TO furnish the proposed supplies No prOpO
sOu will be considered unless the terms Ofthls ADVERTISE
mCnt are compiled with.
The right reserved to reject all the bids it considered
to be 10 Tie interest OF the service o. do and no bid from
a uduiaultinE contractor will be received,
Proposals TO be endorsed Proposals for Coal for the
War DepSrmeut,' and addressed to the undersigned.
by orner Of Colonel j. Perry Quarermasters Depart
mtnt. 4. $, GEORGE u. ORNE,
Stb-l1t Captain aud A. q. NJ,
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SPECIAL ADvANTAr

SPECIAL ADVANTAGES or THIS LOAN.
IrI.AkAuuN,L rAyra- B,sE, on'rusa higher rate
of Interest than amy other, and 'hc bst 'st.fHy Any
savings bank which pays s deporItors IN United states
Eo1Ss considers mat Il is paying .n hc best Circulating
medium Of the country, and -0UH0: pay IN anything
better assets either IN Government secur-
tes or ~ noiGs orbonds payable In Government paper.
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Tho Nashua IN. H. Guscte says 1.-Two or
three weeks ago a man iu this city was SO poor
That he was unable 10 pay the rent Of a house,
and it being very warm weather, he and his
family camped out In the open air. Last week
he enlisted in the heavy artillery, and was seek
ing 10 purchase d farm 20 invest hls twelve hum
dred dollars bounty in d"
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SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL RECEIVED by the Treasurer Of
the United States, Washington, the several Assistant
Treasurers ana designated DeBositares, and by the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK Of PHILADELPHIA, PA,
SECOND NATIONAL BANK OF PHILADELPHIA, PA,
THIRD NATIONAL BANh or PHILADELPHIA, PA.
FOURTH NATIO NAL BANK OF PHILADELPHIA, PA,
BY all National Banks which are deposades Jf public
money; and r9-l3l
ALL RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
Throughout the country viii give further normston and
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO SUBSCRIBERS,
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Erw Work Bl ROBERT DALE OWES.
TIE WRONG OE SLAVERY,
THE MaHr Or EdNNCrrATloS,
TIE FUTURE OF THE AFRICAN RACE IN
THE UNITED STATES.
81 ruE HON. ROBERT DALE OWES.
IN one vol. l2u0. Price ti'2i.


PROM THE PREIA r..
ny task has lea me over Held iu briefly .raC
ing from s inception lu thus htIustno y the rs, lIi
pruprcts OF the wruug which sun threat ns ho '
otthp Ia u nave followed the fortunes OF vast mu-
udv equal Humbct tu tho population, loyal aud dsuy as
bHtk ana white. tL,-u United tthi,s. have skgt ned
bg tho lght OF uufhlrt IN.Uf I.. '. % u Higl OF
thai multi ough turCa ccuur"s and ti see slnE
out On, r reIrescnliyt ana rQuii INTO the numbers
ana cuud lon VI these 90 tue pry cat daJ lu CO. dorE
have arrived ut CONCLUSIONS Which, t1 nos. WHO nave
never 1t kto cUse into the sub 1gi, may seem tUH MAT
vellous tor belief.
"Tirnv after having traced the connection Of the two
races iu r u,st and forth nuGuty utpur race toward
The ocr IN The present. have 1s Co look forward and
iruuirc how tuUE likely, 'Huu u1u tN1 Dc Tc', @
live together boz The future whether we shaft have race
among us unwilling unable tu support usuI. whether
admNlure the races both being nee g. pruhauo or a
snatlc: whether. without admiatuc the reciprocal social
nucu,e otth ON each either promises good or cvU
whR the chances that base UIcudce OF race shal
diminish and d appuIrf ald ltty whether in case iu'
col rcd man shal optye that prejudice, dsHtacetu 10 W
and dcurys him, and shalt be clothed bN law Will
the same rights in search of which We sought this Wc,tut
world McIr WIN De any tHug iuuuurcctJu with his tutur
in the United states 10 excite regret or Inspire appre
tension
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CONVERTIBLE INTO a SIX PER CENT
500 GOLD BOND.

~ addition e. the Yer, liberal interest ne notes for
three years, ths privilege II conversion Is worth
about res rtr cent annun for the current rate for
30 Bonds is less than nine per- cent. prawHt. and
before The the premium Elk per cent United states
Stocks Wa. over twenty per cent q. viii be seen that tho
actual profit this loan, AZ the pressIt market rate Is
no. Isss than sen per cent per AMMAN.
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ITS EXEMPTION FROM STATE OR NU.
NICIPAL TAXATION.

Hut aside rom all the advantages we have enumerated,
especial Act Of Congress sreps oHa Treasury
notes from local ayuor. on the average, this cNomp
ton lie " oth about two cr cc7t per annum, ,o-ding
the rate oftaNatiUn IN various parts OF the country
Il is believed that no securities offer great induce
ments lenders those issued by the Government In
all other forms OF indebtedness the faith ability Of
private parties stock companies separate commun-
ties only, pledged for payment, while the whole pro-
perry the country bed 70 secure the discharge VI al
the obligations Of the United states
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o ade OI No. 20 wire gUage best quality OF Ano-
rcan Iron the 10 furnished in the shortest poss
BILE be made In the best manner, and subject
msptC i n. Bidders to furnish Of each size q
sample.
BiddeIs will state prize, both in writing and figures,
number of elCh Size bid tor and shortest tine re-
qued for delivery. Price to include boxing and de-
livery
Each BID must be guaranteed bv two re spNnsibe per-
sons whose appcn ed 10 the guaran-
tee and celTiisd 10 be good SUN ~ mt security
for the involved, by the I'm tel staet District
Judge, Attur ey Collector Or other public Onicer,
othcrwise inc no will not be considered
The light reserved eject al bios deemed too high,
ard Un nom deiaultius contractor VIII be received
For further information, call At the ottice,
No lljg GIRARD street
BY order OF Colonel A. j. rERAI,
Quartermaster's Departmen., ". $ A.
GEORGE ORME,
9l5 Il Captain aud A. z. W.
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pRoPosALs FOR WALNUT HEAD

PHuApELUUA September 49, 1854
Sealed Irnp0snls will hr received the the
der iluCl 80 lltd 1lUARD 81 Get. noon u NOM
DAY 2lh inst for DE- Norinl rho United StaeE Ware
houtCs Hanover street wharf on or before OOrOBEB
10, bf4.-
100 walnut Tablets or Hold Boards with oval TOP
each tee ong 10 inches wide Inches thick smoJ Jthod
on pu ices and uipd.
sample must be- sent with each proposal aud must
De ,iu.ar 10 sample now at TINS oince.
Trupusl u be received fur tIu whole part 10 the
above.
No proposals will o., received unless prop ,y filled IN
urun ularks which no had o. ms office, and MUS.
be totd uy persons Known ut this office 10 bere
Tie United s'atcs reserves he right to reject an bio.
dcom, uC0mi atblc with its il tor,sts.
By order of colonel Al tefry, Quarte-mastcrs De.
ALBERT ASuMEAD,
9l4-lOt Captain and Assistant QuarCmlstcr.
nUAHTERNAsTER.G GENERAL OFFICE
NJ lTgt Division.
wNsufsGrnS CRY. August 81, 1854.
HORSES HORSES HORSES
HUrseq suitable ur Ar l"ry and cavalry service vi.
be purchased vt GiEsBORO DEPOT, inopen market IN
UCI OEER /, 1864.
A. q. VI and be sub ygi.d 90 ily usual Gov yIume nj
lusu, rtor before being accepted
Price ut Cavalry HDrscs, $40 each.
lrse Of ARTILLERY Horse b. Slelch.
Payment viii bemade for slN go and more.
JAMES 4. ElIS,
Colonel FIRST Division,
seJ.tsy3D guartpImaster. GChCrals OHlce..
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SIR HENRY HAYEs.-At the snring Ag.izos NJ
Cork, on april l3, 1901, Sir Henry Hsyes was
capitally indicted for the abduction of Niss piir
the daughter Of Quaker banker at Cork. the
popular feeling was wholly in favor OF Sir Uenrv
Hayes, and ballad-singer made a c1nsideTahie
sum by selling a song the refrain Of which Was -
"sir HenrS kssed--sr Henry kissed,
SID Henry kissed the Quaker,
And what II he didt lou ully thing,
I'm cure De did not ato her.
From Nofss ant queries.
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Labor q 80 acarc5 and wages SO high in East
Boston That some of ,hc school teachers ind
themselves without pupils The Boston schools
are also tliuly attended.
The Parker fraternity Lectures in Boston
will open on the llth Of October, with an address
by George William Curtis. Among the lecturers
engsged are Messrs Beecher, Phillips, Holmes,
annlngi aad NJ s. DckusOu.
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MILITARY,
NEDI8Al, AND SURGICAL
COMMISSION.
surgeon 5cg,ra United states Army.
Cu1MAsIA,
IoNcgr5E$,${yi$. * Anti riiE2E9orAS @5eE2
80 S8,RaLhos.
MEMOIR OF DR.. WILSON.
EAa r. SsoT aV g e@ac ia Do6 in @ he dhcf 81
Ihe".g5gs seminar of he iT5ssaas Egi'copH ohor'h
MISS BRIDGEs' POEMS.
LEGENDs OF 1uE a6GNp. TibLE, AND OTHER
BY s4[aiE ,5:,a aa,ooEs,
IN PRESS.
s1RATHMoRE,
WROUGHT pY GHfis OWN HAND.
4 Life Romance.
Author q Held in Bondage or, Granville de Nisnc.
SOUTHERN SLAVERY
IT'S PRESENT ASPECTS,
Containing rElsioT ET Il H6rKiNs f So;5 81 q SLAVERY.
BY REV. d. Il. GOODWIN, d. d.
j. B. LIpPINCOTT & co,
PUBLISHERS.
FeIO stuthI NOS 10 and III MARKET Street.
MRS. JOSEPH HUFTY DESIRES TO IN
I form her friends that she has removed from No iO7
CHESNUT street to No. zs ;. FOURTH Street
CHASE & HUFTY'S NEW BLANK BOOKS
ard stationery, No. % 5. FOURTH Street, Opened
To Day.
GENUINE ARNOLD'S WRITING FLUID
" and Copying l. X, direct from London At -
CHASE ~ HUFIHS
New Blank Book and stationery Store,
No. y 5. FOURTH street.
nN THE BLOCKADE-RUNNER "PRIN-
~ Alice, was captured an invoice Of the worlds
Fair Prize Cap Paper portion OF which Is i2r sac az
New Blank Book and stationery Store,
No. ~ S. FOURTH street.
! DLANK BOOKS OF EVERY DESCRIP-
ID yion on hand, or made TO order az smA a5yance
'''>'' New Blank Book ana stationery store,
! No.2 S. FOURTH street
MANY OF THE OLD VARIETIES OF
NI Letter, Cap. ard Note Paper, much superior 70
those OF later manufacture can i be m saa az MurFry,s
| New b ank Book and Stationery Store,
! No. p FOURTH street,
/ GOLD PENS AND PENCILS TO SUIT ALL
/ " preferences, and warranted i1r one year, can DO
4 New Blank Book and station sry Store,
No 22 5. FOURTH street
/ On PER CENT CAN BE SAVED BY PUR-
~ chasing your stationery stH,sE Fl l. uUFrys
New Blank Book and Stationery store,
| Eu2olm No. % s. FOURTH Street.
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Trustees;
Hon. JOHN A. DIX,
Hos. EDWARDS PIERREPONT,
JOSEPH FRANCIS, ESQ,
T. q. BUNTING, ESQ.,
A. 6. BuDFISH, ESQ, Colorado.
PRESIDENT:
Hos. JOHN A. DIX.
I'rcasurcrs
ICSIrU FRANCIS, ESQ.
'OunScl;
CHARLES +. BLAKE, ESQ.
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OFFICE,

NJ PHILADELPHIA, PA, September 10, 1864
scaled Proposals will be received az ths Ofice unt1
Tuesday, - O'Clock Nj, september 2Ih, 1864 for imme
diate delivery OF the following described stoves
- owl -l n lIIrLnr
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90 PER CENT CAN BE SAVED BY PUR-
~ chasing your stationery q ,, , ,,,,,,,,,.,,
Kew Blank Book and Stationery store,
Eu2o-lm No. % s. FOURTH Street,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-17
Two BRIDES FORTUNES.

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The Portland daily press., 1864-05-28
Fer Coughs, Geld. and Ce,...p ,i...

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Mas stood ne best q az tests nns. having had An
recommended BY our best physicians, our most emf
nent citiscns, the Press, the Trade in tact BY all
who know 1t. For certificates, which can be given
70 almost any extent, wrappers to each bottle
The propretors will cheerfuly refund the money II
not emit rely satisfactory Price 80 cents and 10 the
large bottles much the cheapest. BE careful 10 get
the genuine. which ID prepared only by REED, CUT.
TER CO., Wholesale Druggists. Boston. Sold In
Portland by dealers generally.
q. II. HAY, Druggist, corner Middle and Free
streets, Wholesale Agent. does isdeD