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TO THE PUBLIC,

Tho late addition Of manufacturing facilities rs we'll
uperat'e tU those already in USE ustii-s the follow
Ing statement In reference to this establishment:
our mode Of operation will he at all times the mild
est character carefully avoiding the infection Of the
slightest unnecessary pain and will be adapted to the
hge constitutions health, and condition of the
patient thereby offering the greatest encouragement to
fmch as are desrois Of preserving their teeth, who
through fear alone permit their entire and preat ure
decay
We will continue to mount Teeth OK Golpa and fill
tne hathral organs with the finest gold foil: yet, We
mend Responsible parties allowed month"; trial
IN ALL seta of teeth mounted in VrLcANIzED RUnBER-
'ot II NOT promptly paid for the of that time the
teeth viii be demanded. We prepared to i'll teeth
Win ARTIFICIAL BoNE for those wishing to nav the
premium on gold tho expense of preserving teeth in
WINS way Will be little than the cost uf uxrr
them.
We have very extensive facilities for manufacturing
hrtihcin tect, anu being confident of ability to nil
"tders to any extent, we shall Until further notice il,
gwen, deduct the travelling expenses from the regular
charge Of rots and half sus ordered Ly
from q distance.
We furnish duplicate sets Of teeth for residents of
Foreign countries persons cling and others ut n
Moderate rate. great safeguard against accident
We shall continue to straghtcn cllrcns teeth PREF
Of charge.
Our Office will be open for visitors the first three weeks
~ zach month only: the last week being devoted sxcl
slScly to manufacturing.
ONCE ho,Ks from A. N. to p. NJ and from p NJ to
6PN
Young men desiring instructions a this establishment
Will be required to obgate themselves not to diyugs
any Of tho MoDUs oPERANDI, until In regular practice
IN 'mselves None will be admitted except those of tho
We y hest mechanical abilities.
Visitors are requested to ask to be shown into the
Laboratories DIR n 4 nina
May Q, 1863.
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t.as Consuming Cooking Stores,

'ANIESE Stoves have hollow crate Of such
u Il form that the air, entering through
holes in front OF the stove, must traverse
one bur after another before it ESCAPES int"
the huck-i;rc plate, Which is also divided
INTO passages through which the air must
pass before it escapes through p"rlorations
INTO the fuel, 5" that thy iliter is subjected
to two series of thoroughly heated air which
tcnd "iirctHal!y to consume the gases mixed
with the product of combustion. The adyau.
tages of this arrangement is the great econ
"My in consumption "i fuel, and the thorough
cGEallZiH@ of HE heat throughout tn. oven.
he stoves are warranted 10 give satiSiac-
ton, and are offered at city prices for cash.
4. W. STAPLES.
p. S.--Wood can be used in the stove as
tnci To q great advantage. Gsclt &. lSJ2.
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WILCOX & GIBBS
Sc W ING M ACHINE
Fricc, with Hemmer and Feller, SO.
The WILCOX d GIBBS Sewing Machine is
THE BEST MACHINE, WITHOUT REGARD TO PRICE
for
Family Sewing,
BraldfAg,
Hcmmirg,
Telling,
TuCking,
Price, with Hemmer and FclIer, SO.

Cor ling.
IT forms n fat, even, and elastic seam,
which Is warranted not TO rip in wear, even ii
The scam is cut ut frequent intervals, and also
gndtr all circumstances sto survive the
| Mash-tub."
A patented device, of great utility to
| learners, prevents the possibility of the ma
chine being run in the wrong direction, or
the balancc-wheel wearing Il lady's dress
Another feature which deserves particular
attention is the Wilcox Patent Needle,
| which cannot be set wrong.
sit is emphatcaly the good, low priced
Family Sewing Machine that the public have
long been waiting for. ''-Boston Transcript.
sit is indeed ii wonderful production and
Tor family use especially, no other will beau
any comparison With it.'-Phil Evening
journal.
ga mechanical wonder. ''-ScientiGc A
meriCan.
"Among the best and most serviccahle
Sewing Machines. Light and elegantly fin
lshed, and SO simple in its construction, that
| 1t seems almost impossible for 1t to get ont
of repair. ''-Pittsburg Chronicle.
''llas combined with its own peculiar MGR
its all the really valuable improvements Of
| the higher priced machines. p Pcnnsylva-
man.
''This mac hne, in the opinion of the COM
"'''er' M" H'o'c h'aIiS inc requirements OF
| perfect family machine than any on exhibit
| i"n.''-Franl lin Institute Exhibition REPORT
| of 1858.
"Tdklng into consideration SIMPLICITY,
cheapncss, durability, and doing all work,
me committee We're unaliim ously in favor OF
W lilcoN q Clubs, as sing lc thread machine
-Pcnn. State Agricultural Socicty's Report.
"We must, in justice, express our C, Mi
dence in the melits OF the Wilcox Il Gibbs
Sewing Machine. We consider that IL great
desidcla alum has been supplied by it, in PROV
ing, beyond doubt, that two threads are not
AS was supposed, necessary to good ma
Standardization Advocate and Journal.
June 81, 1860.
'Attcr much wear and many washngs the
stitching is found To retain all the roundness
evenaess, and tirmncss which are SO much
admired at iirst''-N. Y. sun.
sin principle it is perfect. '-Engineer,
London.
'.Has evident points Of superiority over all
others Phil. Press.
"a servceaDle machine. Ofthis we have
experience in our own family. ''-Bostun TRY.
1.-THE beauty aud simplicity of its mechan-
ism are admirable. "-Express.
''No Sewing Machine heretofore introduce
ed has, in so short u time. acquired such
well.merted popularity."-Cin. Gazette.
CIV Z esteem it the BEST machine for family
use. The STITCH is uNEXCEpTIoSABLE.''-
Signed by mahy hundred citizens Vi Phila-
delphia.
&C. Send for a Circular. IN
JAMES WILCOX, Manufacturer.
sos Broadway, N. Y.
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4 OI'LCE,.

EAnMEns, Merchants and Mechanics, pause
l. and reflect before giving out your work -
After having ten years experience as a prac.
flcal workman, at my trade, invite all who
desire work done with ncatness and despatch
to give me u call. am prepared, with first
class workmen, to clean and put in order
Hot Air Furnaces, Ranges, Cooking Stoves,
Nc, also to do Roofing, Spouting, Lightning
Roding and repairing at short notice, and
guarantee the quail of material and work
satisfactory, as all work is superintended
personally by me. Work done at city prices
Send in YOUR orders whenever convent. mt
and they will be promptly attended 10, by
JOHN PRYOR.
Firm Of Pryor Il Bro,
(Cantwell's Old stand,y Elkton, Md.
Aug. l, 1868.
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nle0ifinal
SssRHyEEs'S
BALSiNIC COUGH SYRUP.

For Coughs, COLDS, Group, Vhooping
Cough, .Hsthma, Br onchtis, Splitting
Blood, Pam and Wcokness Of lie
Breast, Difficulty Of Breothing, &c.
THIS is no new remedy It has been
L used for a number of years in Maryland
and parts Of Pennsylvania and has wher-
ever known, acquired unprecedented.
reputation for curing the various diseases
for which il Is recommended uour
30 apparent is It's usefulness, and re-
markabIe have been It's cures that it is fast
>upcrScding every other remedy for those
diseases. The afflicted can rely upon its
doing MS much Ter them and in many cases
more than any other remedy before
the public. CLu
1t is recommended and prescribed in the
practice oil large number OF the most intel
.isent and able Physicians of AlarvIaud it lea.
Is used aud considered an Indispensable
household remedy by II large portion Of the
1t is used hy Nil cins.c. Of sociotr md ,ho Snre
universal opinion Is that il Is good. Ih!S
NlErP IS rrRhLN VEGETABLE JouPouNp ~
1t IL pleasant to take and never does Injury Fo
iiut owing to lis purifying qualities must
DO S1od under any circumstances. It's effects
alIayius the most Violent C" Goa, rnryjms child
strrig Lening aud mvisorl.lng the who,e
system. calm NJ and spotbrn. the nerves,
aiding ana facilitating expcetoru,ion, and
Lea,i..s need
DISEASED LUNGS.
Tins striking Mt the ro.t OF ujscosc and
driving it from The system
ms, . GROUP. die Of
This disease is announced by difirultv or
breathing, saril Visiting or whcrlins
hacking cough and threatened Sut,caIi,n
Ne. ii lh"slIy occurs III yOung children Cr0yD
80 chiid need de Of Group If this .,yrup il
properly used, and used m time. Mothers
who have cl"upy children should watch
The first shoN OF the disease. ami olv,y.;f t,,is
keep Ibis remedy at naud. '''''
FOR cough alter measles this Svrun ia
most excellent Experience has proven ,b1t
Inc nrice II the r"'n,i pifi,''a''p"' Syrup
place it within tho reach OF, NIL Nv. no,r =,
wen rs 'he Iirh' and every person should
nave II.
Every person should have it in tl,e houeo Is
1t is true and fpithlui friend to all yhn
value heath and with 10 SECURE themselves
against that most terrible disease. cou.umn. "'ea
ION 1t viii he found the most uscrrl ne
wei as The cheapest family medicine in m.
world II has been used for tar last f,ur IN
yeas with Il success without II paraI'eI
lT,c4 j" cents per bottle, or three bottles
Ca = 10 time
Prepared by A. FOUTZ & BRO.
For sale by DR. II. II. MITCHELL. Elktnn
''r '"ns&,s', and 'iorekcepcrs generally.
Nov ., lSJ3--ly
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TO SEORTSMEN !,

SllOT by the Bag or Pound.
- Powder by the key, kcg. key. or
Pound, Water proof and common Caps by
the 900 or Box. Elys and Baluwin's Wuds.
Shot Pouches and Powder Fk,sks also
fine article OF English Cord for suits. for sale
at the Cheap Store at low prices for Ca,h.
oct. l0-l1. W. 4. MCCAUIEY.
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NEW MACKEREL.--N New Mackercl in
~ Barrels, Half Barrel and Quarter Bar
rel. Susquehanna Herring, Eastport Her
ring, Scotch Herring, Tor sale by
Aug. 20, 1868. LEWIS Il MARRETT.
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INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION

Many are aware of the cause % their suif..n,
nat none VIII confess. The records o.. the ius,no
.l'yums aud the melancholy deaths by Consnmn.
lion bear ample witness to tho truth IF the ,s,,r.
ton.
THE CONSTITUTION. ONCE AZTEC FED
WITH ORGANIC WEAKNESS
Requires the AID of m:'licine to siren sthen and
lH' Dgorttc the syse m, waich llc.lMB)i.D'E
tAi kACT BtCill invariably doe, A trial will.
convince the most s.; ,pticnl
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Notice to Country Merchants,

N7E would call your attention to our
W large and superior assortment Of Tin
w ire Which Will be sold cheap at Wholesale
Merchants desiring superior article, will
please favor us with their orders, and they
will be filled and delivered without charge,
PRYOR X BRO.
Aug. |, 1868. EIiton, Md.
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ED'a'Hs,E,

fFllE annual meeting cfthc StocL-hol lors
l. OF THE Philadelphia X Baltimore Cen.
raj Rail Road Company" will be held o.,
Wednesday, the 18th day Of JANUARY. A. d.
1864, i'll the Lecture Room in the Boruu-n Of
Oxford, Chester County, Pa. at which place
an election for President and twelve Lirec-
tors to serve the ensuing year, will he held
between the hours Of II NJ. and = =. NJ. Of
said day. BY order of the Board
ROBERT HUDGSON,
ucc ~, b"-11. Secretary.
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& l. 90 D! hDVD! HL0JDi
lc'mboli'' Highly Concentrated Comp,,ni
.i:i:i EA.gHeg SaTSaDari..a.
$ NI'I | Il IL

This is an affection Of The Bl"o / an at'n.,. Tho
Sexual Organs. LlHu;' ii h. Nn,.. rilrs. Far, It,
WIidN'pr and p'hGr Vi t.us ~r.'.c,,. IN X n!lts
'rp"nr rurc in the form Of la.r' iI,Inb,lr
! Ntr'ct ~Tr-tV@lIiit Pur:i'E the Blood a.d ~
moves all .ladly trup.ipAs II the Skin siriIt I,
he compeNlo" Ci:a: AMI II .i.hy U,!nr. 1t
being prepared expressly for this class OF com
plants its B'ood.'urtyius rr,pnti.. are pro-
"tNrd 10 greater extent tan amy otler prep IRA
ton Ut >I:sd pi.iilt.
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DY coscENr I REFER TO

DY coSCENT RErER TO
J. n. Drur Co, Armstrong 1 berry, Robert Turner,
]. Cook, Register Of Wells J. W. Randolph Cashier
fels Point Bank, u. q. Stevens, Caroline Co.. Md Isaac
Anderson, somerset Co., Md. W. T.. Mclaughlin, York,
"a. Rev A. g: Marstt Mechanicsburg, Pa Rey job. A.
Price, do do. Rev. A. Manship Phil. CUnfo Rev. l. X.
Merr, 10. do. Rev. c. b. Tlpett, Fast Baltimore Con
ference; Rev d. H. Grover, do. dol Rev. Win. Harding
DO do Rev. u. c. John, do. do.
sep. 126m. Baltimore, Nd
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Rhodes Supcr-E'nOSpiaate.

HnoNes' Supcr-PnOSphatc.
TSIliE STANDARD MANURE, composed
a. ol bones treated with Sapiuric .Icni.--
:" ABODE s. the long established Manure
in the American mHukct-hr sides having
European cputati"n-Camnot be eXaGiicd
Tor the cUlurc Of outs, com, Iobacco amt
Root craps. Also, Top Dressing on The Groto-
my iiAtgt. For safe 10y
Feb /, 1868 JOHN PARTRIDGE
(ToCES fer sale cheap. at the rev store in the
- Hollow. NM. MCCLLti.ANp.
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Pensions.

4 IL persons disabled since March 4th,
N 1861, by wounds received, or diseases
contracted while in the service of the United
States, and the widows, childrcns, mothers
OF sisters Of those above mentioned who
have since died, are entitled to pensions,
Army and Navy Pensions procured by
Oct II, 1852. JONES X EWING.
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LNACELaIUE SUGAR CURED HAMS.-A
IL delicious Ham, cured expressly for family
use. They are superior to ano now in the market
For sale only by L, DliENNLN.
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miscellaneous.

IMPROVED
Gutta ferella Cement Roofing.
TT is Fire and Water Proof 1t can be applied
/ to new aud old Roofs Of all kinds steep or fiat
and to ShinSie Roofs without removing the shin
giles.
This article has been thoroughly tested in New
York City, and all parts Of the United States
Canada, West Indies and Central and South
Amcric ca ON buildings of all kinds suck MS Fac
tories, Foundries, Churches, Rail Road Deputs
Cars, and on Public buildings generally, GOV
ernment Buildings, &c by the principal Builders
Architects and others, during the past four years
and has proved to be the cheapest and most dura-
be Roofing in use it is in every respect Fire
Water, W Gather and Time Proof covering Tor
Rovfs of all kinds.
This is the only material manufactured in the
United States which combines the very desirable
properties of Elasticity and Durability, which are
universally acknowledged TO be possessed By
Gutta Percha and India rubber
Tho expense Of applying ii is trfllfng, MS an
ordinary Roof can be covered and finished the
same day, and when finished forms a perfectly
Fire Proof surface with an elastic body. which
cannot be injured by Heat Cold or storms
Shrinking of Roof Boards, nor any external
action whatever.
Liquid G,5tta PEREZ, Cement.
For Coating Metals of all kinds wien exposed to
the action Of the Weather, and for iruser, ing and
Repairing Metal Roofs Of all kinds.
! his is The only Composition known which will
successfully resist extreme changes of all climates
for any length Of time. when applied to mc,als
to which it ao heres firmly, forming a body equal
10 three coats of paint, cOsts much less and will
last three times long aud from its elasticity is
got injured by the contraction and expansion Of
lin and other Metal Roofs consequent upon sud
den changes in she weather
1t will not crack in Cold or run In Warm
Weather, and vii, not wash OF
p;I | in n iIn thpr N,t.,l 10
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hAkEW ARE "A lot Of iioes, takes Forks
L &c, for sale at old prices for cash by
Aug. /. PRYOR 4 BRO.
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agricultural 1mrlewents, %-f.
PURE RAW GROUND BONE
And Super Phosphate of Lime.

CRE III w UHUUND DtAE
And super Phosphate of Lime,
MANUFACTURED by T. B. Tiers Il Co.
Il Philadelphia. The undersigned begs
leave to state that he has been appointed
Sole Agent Tor the sale of the above Fcrtil-
iZers Tor Cecil and Hartford counties.
Every Pound Sold, Qua, qpieed Perfectly Pure.
Begs leave to refer to the following gen.
tlcmen, who, among others, have tested the
articles thoroughly
Mr.. Geo. p. Whitaker,
Mr.. Henry Coudon,
Mr. Jas. Coudon,
Mr.. Henry Smithson.
A. de FIGANIERE,
Port Deposit, Md.
Mr.. Gerard Cover has charge Of the bust
ness in Hartford county.
WBones delivered on the line OF railway
Feb. u: lSG3-ly'.
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"ClIII.IDN COMPLETE :,

'Abli.lDN CDMILIIE
TINS is new improved Co plete, which
l. think Is superior to any ever offered to the
rant the belief that they viii have Ii large run
this season. For sale by
+. W. STAPLES
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MANHOOD:
by Robt. ]. CulvcrWel!, NJ, y.

The important fact that the awful cnnsc-
qncnccs Of Scu-AbUsc may be eleclually
removed, Without internal medicines or the
dangerous application of CausticS, iustru-
ments, mcdicalcd bourgcs, and other empi-
rical dcviscs, is here clearly demonstrated,
and the entirely new and highly successful
treatment as adopted by the celebrated
author, fully explained, by means Of which
every one is enabled to cure himself perfect
ly, and at the least possible cost, Thereby
avoiding all the advertised nustruuis of the
day. This lecture will prove boon to thou
sands and thousands.
Sent under seal, in plain envelope, to any
address, past p@M, on receipt of Two postage
stamps, by addressing the publishers,
CHAS. j. C. KLINE 4 co.,
l27 Bowery, New-l ork Post Office Dox, loo
May -, ISj3-lN
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rHURNS-Spain's Patent Churus. the best
~ ever offered to The public, for sale by
Aug. /. PRYOR Il BRO
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JEW Stock of Groceries Ilst received at +.
Drehneh's, who is selling nj City Prices,
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OUTER SCALES A good article of Scales
ID with Dish and Weights, hom ! o. to lbs
For sale by h. W. STAPLES
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FOR Coughs, Colds, Group, Whooping
Cough, .7sthma, B,onchifis, Splitting
Blood, Pam and Weokness Of lie
BrcnSf, Difficulty of Brcothing, &c.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1864-05-18

In Holmes county, Mississippi, on the
ID Of February. 1864, in the 10Th year
Of his age, Mr.. MoEDIcA HARRISON the
Youngest and last son of Capt. Burr
Harrison deceased lwho fought under
Gen. Lafayette in the Revolutionary
wary Mr. Harrison was a mai If an.
eyccptionable character; be made . pro.
fession Of religion early in life, aad in
ed the Methodist Church and was a
class header for many years; he was
born Ia South Garoliua married in
Winsborougb, Fairfield District; moved
to Alabama, aud then to Mississippi he
raised a large family of children On
whom he iuculea.ed the principles OIL
christian religion, both by praass4 and
example, and that taaa an4 honesty
which should govern every one and he
lived to sev them received and acted o1t
on the part Oils children he laid NJ
histreasure IN Heaven and not or oorth
and he has gone to racP he reward .
lta Iahars on parth and i3iu the ,gyet
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week, there has been heavy skirmishing.
Tho enemy have sought in vain for a
defenceless place in Johnston lines In
every assault and advance they have
been discounted. Many days may yet
elapse before a decisive battle is fought
either in Virginia or Georgia, Such a
struggle is maye imminent in Georgia
than in Virginia,
Every courier and messenger from
the West confirms the intelligence o.
our brilliant successes 10 The Trans Mis-
sissippi Department, Texas and Ar.
kansas, and almost The whole Of Louis.
lana are redeemed. The latest i'd ,ias
inform Us that We had captured IL gun.
boats, Is steamers, $500 mules, and all
army stores, supplies and property d
Banks army, $4,000 strong. Ranlor.
from Arkansas are conflicting. We on,
ly know hat Steele hae been thoroughly
beaten by Price.
Grants army in Virginia is estimated
to be from 1884, 600 10 200 900 strong.
Shorman's at Dalton, 50 or 80, 900.
Lees force is probably as large as Sher,
mans, and Johnston's half that of Lee
This is our. estimate, which may be very
inaccurate.
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IMPORTANT ARRIVAL We Lave re
liable information (.ays The Rlctoood
Dbpatch) of the safe arrival al oolted.
crate port recently opened to blockade
runners, of four vessel, heavily laden
with stores, clothing, arms, ammunition,
&c, of immcnco value to the govern
ment. Among tie provisions brought
IN were three million pounds of bacon
and five hundred bags of coffee.
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ET=Among The dooths that we have
been lately called on to announce, none
will produce more regret than that Of
Mr.. Louis Gueriuger, whose funeral
takes place tomorrow morning, Mr.
Gueringer had lived in this city forty.
five years, and seen it grow from a VIII
lage to its present dimensions. During
that period he wa, often called to serve
in the councils of the city, aud in all
positions was noticed for a scrupuIous
integrity and an untiring watchfulness Of
the public interests. He was also con,
stantIy engaged in works of charity, ard
to him is in some measure due the adj
mirably organized benovolenco which
make Mobile noted amoag the cities Of
the country He left bcbiud him a fam.
lily which was devot dly attached to him
So old and good a. citizen deserves a
record which we have not the means Of
supplying, = Mobile Tribune.
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TCRPEBOES.

MptRntF tU.tfQhulHs wy N
cars were lousy, andJylore spectators 60'
hold oftbe trains with their express mooop'
i, ANA msoyernable disposition To break
dawn Confederate currency and credit.
W. nke tom5ye rapidly through che world,
as most Of US have, for die past three years
AIT Of us hive lived a century since 'ae
war began. We have heard Of Vast Feo'
ple. but ali former ages and peoples nave
been slow coaches compared with ourselves
BalIoonins was deemed a jolly mode OH
comotion in former days oat all tins Is
mast. The Yankees have yo'ed raj roads
! balloons and 2.lQ horses great oor1s, ana
now they 20 up, a,.od BY 'orpedoes to the
seventh heaven Of velocity Mess we
abandon our wicked habits Of balhsa8ag
tbc bluebfries who attempt to tr2ye, on our
rivers, the Yankees will tatsveae all modes
ofnayisatiug. They are said not to fancy
o5r methods of suddenly ususiatlng them.
They deem il wicked, sycuastdey dill the
w, w." r,,t ptpov ana
49,, -, ~ rb,y c,rrst tha
" -, ,r,rs IN tboir
w.. u,.:5;,o Tbo,
,,a, uonsn and
,,, +,,. ,,r,ort mo 6t, of
-, bo3 ro rigbt IN
% ,bo ,socss If civilized
H., 7q,r or,,1o, nagroas Il, mske
..t,.L,. ana wa o,rv ,rcoot tbair
,,o,,;t,, n tbo r,cts tbay state ba true
,fn.L,,ro ,f,5t tbus 10 di.oo.s Of a
.,,.h -,s,,,a - s,rr.,5sr d .trorr
g,,l p,.a.v,.e,, ,,ir .~c,rirs = stroog
,,o,.i,o 10 tho royigofion If Southern riy.
MIA uississinni ia deemed very I'M.
bootbv F,rrest !. ASSIGNED 10 its charge,
and tho timo vii aeon coma rben a yesseI
c,nnot Glide ovor its turbid waters with the
least secnrite TO life and property, Even
tho lanes boa become daorerous, Thsre
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