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WHOLE No. l.l76

L. The contracts to be executed and rciurn.d 20
the department by before the l.r Jl.Y, !s,I
but the service must be commenced Oh that dny,
the mail day neAt after it, whether the contracts BE- eI
ecuted q not.
Transfers Of contracts ofpterest In contracts are
trbidden by law, and consequently cannot be allowed.
Bidders will therefore take uice that they will Le
pect-d to perform the service accepted to them through
the whole term Ut the contract.
Is. Postmas.ers offices near railroad nut mrrs
than eighty rods from tau, will. immediately after
tue 3st Of March next report their exact dmsnc. from
the nearest STATEN. and how they otherwise supplied
WIN the mail to enable the Postmaster General 10 die
reSt nai-messenger supply from the LIST Of July
~ eectI' eighteen Of al act Of Congress approved
Maeh ESQ provide, that contracts for the ta:ispor-
r"h o. me hail shall be let, sin every CAST 10 TIE
low oiuuei teiderng sufficient guarantees for rn-
full performance ~.ut other reference to thu mot. Il
sa'i transportation than may be necessary pria,
or .nt sus eIsty' cets.ty, and security ofsurh
portation.' lNpLh rms La. Eds THAT rE,rosy TO
! TRANSPORT THE MAILS WITH 'qngn,IY CEl141NrY"A sp
SECURITY HAVING DhEN DECIDED 20 he ONLY L.GAI Hlps
ARK CONSTRUED AS rRrFitis" foE EAlIEE NAI! now
EVER LARGE. AND wnATEvG. MAY TUE Aopl .. CONVEY
ASch NECESSARY TO IssIEE lis CLERIIv CkgrAiNty
SECURITY AND WILL HAVE TIE PREFERENCE OYER AL vru
hIs, AND no oIiigRs WILL De cossIpRlgp.
20 modification Of bid i'll any its essential tern,s
10 tantnnount 10 new bid and cannot he received 20
a. To Interfere with regular competitions after e list
hour set for receiving bids. Making now bid with
guarantee and certificate, is the only way to .vIy
81 Fostnasers to be careful not to certify to tn.
sniciencJ # gusrantor suietios without knowing
that they are persons u sufficient responsibility;
kHiARD OF THIS DESTRUCTION Ii PoslHisIERs VIOLA
TON oY THEIR OATH OF oncE, sEEJE,TNG fMM:-
plArk REMOVAL. All bidders Harantors, and surrtivs
are distinctly notified that failure 10 enter into
perform til" contracts for the service PROPOSED for in tho
accepted bids, ther legal liabilities will be enforced
against them.
- Present Contractors and persons known at the do
partment. must equally with others procure
anu certificates Of their snfr,ncy substantially in tho
rrius above pr-ribcd. The certificate of suicirncy
must be signed by postmaster or by Judge Of court
"i record, and must have affixed to it i,c-ccnt rev
stamp cancelled. required b! law No other c+rtif
cate will be admitted NJ. BLAIR, Post NJ. Gcnttai.
by the +2d section o the act Of Congress amend the
laws relating to the Post Office rIai tment" approved
March B. 1868, all c,m'nuniCn ions adir ssed either u
the executive d"pai tnt;S Of the government must be
prepaid by postage stamps" Proposal, should therefore,
l.. thus prepaid, unless from persons to whom uI.orty
10 frank mail matter is conferred by the Law.
jan ., Ti-GW
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United States Mails, Maryland.
Post Office Department.,
MAsHlNGrON, NOyember, IV, ISG3

- ,,.,rs commanding .Iulv | 1854 and
~ p ~ Iseu ~; ,ha S,,te NJ Mnry.
enui's q ano 49, ,d !" h w, ,hn snhednlas If
. I.'., w. '"t nnd 49,, bnrol, snnc;Gnd
-, - ~ ,uc,
Decisions announced by Aprii -o' loof'
(Bidders niH eramine carcf"Hy ne JormS'
and mstr"tttons "nnefed eSpect""y me e"'e'
part 9t mst'"a'o" W.
32Ol From Baltimore, by Rossville, Hare
wood, Magnolia. Perrymansvllle, Aberaeen-
Havre de Grace, Perryviile, Principlo Fur
mace, Chnrestown. North East, Elklon,
Newark, Del, Stanton, Newport, Whining
ton, Claymont, Linwood Station. Pa; Thur
low, ana Chester. to Philadelphia. lu2 miles
and back, by railroad daily, and daily eX-
cept Sunday, or as frequently as cars run,
if required, and by IA schedule satisfactory
to thcDcpartmcnt.
1902 from Baltimore, by LauraNilie, Cub
Hill, and Fork Meeting House, to Bel Air,
20 miles and back. three times week.
Leave Baltimore tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday at Il m; arrive at Bel Air by
. IN !; leave Bel Air Monday, W ednesday,
and Friday at a m; arrive at Baltimore
by ) p IN.
1908 From Baltimore, by Govanstown,
to Towsontown, miles and back, SIX times
a week. Leave Baltimore dalIy. except
Sunday, at s IA m arrive at Iowsontown by
loan; leave 1owsontown, daily. except
Sunday, at m arrive at Baltimore by .
pm.
1904 From Baltimore, by Noodberry
Mount Washington, Luthersville, Brookland
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PUBLIC SALE
Is ACRES OF LAND,
WhcelWright Shop. Blacksmith
SkOD. &c.

NNlIE subscriber will sell at Public Sale,
i. on the premises, on
Thursday, the lSth of february, merit,
the LOT of LAND on which he resides ; adj
joining lands Of Samuel Mcarns. Geo Cath
ers and others. ON the road leading from Blue
Bail to North East, containing FIFTEEN
ACRES, more or less. There is on the prem
Uses comfortable LOG DWELL ING. rev
WHFELWRIGTIT SHOP, BIZ CK>MITH
SHOP and STABLE.
Sale 1" commence at 2 O'clock p. M,
when conditions will he made Known hy
JONATHAN HARAGAN,
Jan 80, 1864 6t'
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MOTTO e.

u
yE~IlE undersigned Physicians respectfully
IL announce TO their friends and the pub
lie 2vLeiaily, that in conseql encc Of the
great advance in prices Of articles of prime
necessity to them. as well as the change
Which has taken place III. the conduct OF tho
business Of the country from CREDIT 10 a
CASH system, they have made the following
arrangement for the settlement and co!lcc-
ton Of their accounts
LIST. A II bills for medical purposes, rem
dered during any year. will pc made ont At
the end of said year, and pcrsens will ho
expected to pay or settle the same between
that time and the LIST Of April following.
I'd. II not paid or settled by the said first
of April following. then the accounts will be-
placed in the hands u a collector for col
lection.
Sd. All obstetrical cases to he CASH.
This arrangement to take effect rem
date,-Jannary LIST. lsi4.
JAMES TURNER. NJ. D.,
JOSEPH HOPKINS. N. D.,
JAMES NJ. CLEMENT, NJ. D.,
S. b. STuBBS, NJ. D.,
SAM'L NJ. HARRY, NJ. D.,
EBER IlESTON, u. b.
Jan 80, 1864 Ct
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pm; arrive at Bakersville by y M leave Bakersyic
daily except Sunday at IN arrive at Bonevola Ly
33ls From IIagcrs,own, by Chewsyi,le and Cavctoxn
TO Smithsbuig. ~ miles and hack six times "A we.k
Leave llagsl.town daily. except SUNDAY, at m ar
rive at Smithsburg by m; lease Smiths,,.ru d,iIv
except sunday, ut Ill; arrive u. Hagorstuwn by 5
1919 From Hager-town to williamson, milo. an,
back, six times week Leave Hag-rstowa daily rI.
! Iert sunday at m; arrive at Wlamsport by III;
leave Willmsp"rt daily, except sunday, at N ar.
1920 From Clear Spring by Indian SPRING. to Cherry
Run Dspot Va. miles and back six time. week Leave
Clear Springs daily, except Sunday. at m; arrive a,
Cherry Kun Depot by IL m; Leave Cherry sun Depo,
daily except Sunday, at 23o arrive ut Clear spring
332I From Cumberland TO Flint Stone L. miles ant
| back, twice a week. Leave Cumberland Tuesday aud
Friday ut J. NJ; arrive at Film, Stone by = M leave
| Flint stone Tuesday and Friday at : a Ill arrive at
| Cumberland by II m.
S'22 From Cumberland, by Frosburg, Grantsvie. Adj
olson, Pa. Somcrfeld. Pennington Fa,cttr s,rings
Unomtown, Scarigr- Brownsville, West Brownsville
East Bethlehem. Gcasve IIillsboru and StraLaue, u
Washington loo miles and back, six times II week.
Leave Cumberland daily, except Sunday at ll5 M
arrive at Washington next days by M leave Wash
ingon daily except sunday at 10 nj; arrive at Cum
bertrand next days Ivy So IN.
1913 From Accident. by soIhysp,rt to Addison. Pa,
10 miles and back, twice week Leave Accident Tues
,'ay and Saturday at M arrive Mt Addison by
leave Addison Tuesday aud Saturday at arrive Al,
Accident by pm
FORM OF PROPOSAL, GUARANTEE. 1 CERTIFICATE
PRoroiAL-The undersigned -, whose popt
Office address is -, county uf-----, Stntc If -
PROPOSES 1" carry the mails of the United States
from July |, 1864, t" June 30, ls's Oh route No. -
between ------ and -, state of -----------,
under the advertisement Of the Postmaster Gen.rel ,-
ted November 10, 1S; with cvlery ccrtsint, and .,
curty.' for the annual sum E. dollngs.
Be- This proposal is made with f, knowledge II the
distance of the route, the weight If the mail be
rie and all other particulars ill., reference To the route
and service and tlsc after careful examination Of the
laws and instructions attached to the NJ, ertiseiout
Dated
| GrARASrEE.--Thc undersigned. residing at ----,
state OF -. undertake that If The foregoing bid for
carry ing the mail on route No. .lrrrtrl by tn.
Postmaster General the bidder shall priu the Isl day
Of July 18th enter into the required obligation OF CON
tract t" perform the service proposed with 4 I'D and suf
iicient surctcS.
f5' This We do understanding distinctly tho ohli1s
ton and liabilities assumed 10y xu.ianors the yh
section Of the act Of Cong:rsa IT July =. 1876
Dated
CERrpIcATR.-The undersigned. postmaster ut -,
state Of -, ccrtiiirs. uNpsR otpUs.
that he is acquainted with the above gtIa antyrs, and
knows them /" be men Of property, and nUs to make
good their guaranty.
Dated
The above certificate have a1 ID 70 Il fve-cent
re'cnu" stamp, cancelled, Us the law r-uuile..
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4 LADY who has had some experience in
IA Teaching, wishes situation aS GGrcrR-
ess IN inmily, ar would have n" objections
to take charge ct School. Apply a. sAls
Oaiee.
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FOR RENT.

THE RESIDENCE and STOREIIOCSE,
now occupied by the subscribers they
may be rented Jointly or separately. Algo,
the Dwelling House now occupied by John
NJ. Miller, Esq. Possession given tho 18th
day of March, ensuing, 1864.
jim 30. l9G4.3t* BENZ. r. MAY,
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PRoposAL-The undersigned - whose poat
once address T. -, county uf-, Stntc If -
-. PROPOSES 1" carry the mails Of the United States,
from July |, 1861, t" June -, lslS, No.
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Be- This proposal is made with full knowledge II the
distance of the route, the weight If the mail be
rie, and ali other particulars ill., reference the
and service and tlsc after careful examination Of the
laws ana instructions attached ~ the nj, ertiseiout
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ALSO, FOR SADIE THE.
BRYANT STRATT0N & cos
CHAIN OF INTERNATIONAL
COMMERCIAL COLLEGES.
Established in the Following cities:


PHILADELPHIA
F. Corner of Seventh and Chesnut Streets, New York.
Brooslin, Albany, Troy, Providence, Portland Hart
ford Burliag Newark, Rochester. Buffalo forcnto
Cleaseland Detroit, Chicago, MBukeeand s.. Louis.
Thorough theoretical ana practical Instruction in ali
branches partainns 70 finished Business iucation.
The Phladep phia College stands rt IN the state. both
in point ofrepRtaticn and local advantage The point
aimed at is place Commercial Education wb ere it be-
longs-in tie front rank Of useful Instruction. To this
end horcngh Of busines training Rdoped
and carefully enforced under the personal perrsicu Of
eompatent Professors in the vasous departments The
most perfect system Of practical training devised has
been put operation. and is successfully carried out at
fordng students advantages such have therto been
considerea possible only m connection with the counting
house Afterbeooming profeentin the science Of Ae-
counts PennGashp, Commercial Caleulato and Con-
mercal Law the student is advanced tOthe Practical De-
1rarment. where no becomes actual Rook-keeper and
Merchant passes through the different Houses acts in
turn Teller Cashier. &e learns the dutes and respon
sibities oeach oee and becomes thoroughly informed
not only IN the forms which in universal but in
managing The affairs Of business with system and Dispatch
Scholarships issuedat one point good for an un-
limited period in the eighteen Colleges comprising the
"chain."
Diplomas are awardelto those who fu the prescribed
course of study, and pass therequisite examination
For further information send for a circular
Adaress. BRYANT, STRATT0N & Co,
Philadelphia
ian 90 ls68-9 mo.
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csTos Dyspspsia Liver complaint, Headache. Geaesa d
biliiy NerFousness, Depression Of Spirits Constiba
Collie, intermittent Fescrs, Cramps and spas1 an !,
Complaints ofeiiier Sex, arising trom Bodily Weaka
whether inherent in the system produced by s.s5
eanses.
Nothing that Is not wholesome. genial and resors,,
ia It's nature enters into the composition Of Hose,~
Stomach Bifters This popular preparation eontahsa,
mineral ofany kiad, no deadly botanical element 4
fiery excitaut bat il combination Of the extracts
rare balsaie herbs and plants with te purcgt and s
est Of all dispsiye stimulants
Il swen to be forearAed against disease and faF a,
human ySten be protected by human means aea.
naladies eHeendered by nnwhoesoiae atmosphere
pure water and other external causes Hosteters Rh
may bereHed a safeguard.
In districts infested with Feger and gne it has te
found iEfailibe preventive and irresistible sv
edy and thousands who resort 70 nnder appreheasa
Of atscb escape the scourge and Thousands who ney
cct to avail themselves Off protective qualities IN a
vance, are cured by very briefcouFse Of hs aryelq,
medicine Fever and Ague patients, after being Fiss
with quinne for months in vain. uHtl fairly saturated
with that dangerous akalod, and not uniFequentIy -
stored 10 health withn few days by the use of lost
ters Bittefs.
The weak stomach Is rapidly nyigorated and the app
tito restored by ts agreeable Tonic, and hence sor
wonders IN Of Dyspepsia and in less confirmed o
Indigestion. Aetin a. q gentle and painless apef;eptg
well upon the liver il also invariably relieves it
Constipation sHperindueedy Irregular action Of the
gestiye and sceIetiFe organs
Persons Of feeble habit liable to gerroas Ataeks Ls.
81 Spirits and Fits II LaEyaor find prompt and pe
manent relief from the Bitters. The testimony On as
point Is most conclusive, and from both sexes.
The agony af Bilious Collie IS Immediately assuaged by
single iase Of the stnulsHt and by occasionally resort
ing TO it, e the complaint May be prc4ented
general Tonic, ostetterss Filters produce ezeei
which be experienced Witnessed before they can
be fully appreciated in eases of toRstiatioaal Begl
ness. Premature Decay and DEBILITY and Deereplitua.
arising from Old Age, exercises electric infgenc,
IN the salescent stages Of all diseases il operates a.
nFigorant- When the powers Of nature relaxed i.
operates to re-eHfoFce and re-est2blish tlFen.
Ia+ but not least, it is IEe Only Sfe Snslgnf heia,
manufactured from sound and innoxious materials and
reiy free oa the acid elements present less
ia all the ordnary tonies and stomachies Of the day.
No Imily medicine has been universally and i may
betruly added, deserrcay popular with The ntciges
portion Of the community, iEostetters Bitters.
Prepared by HesTBTTER d SMITH. Pittsbnrg.
Sold by all Druggists, Groeers and sorekeepers ever
where
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farm in Bedford township. owned by Tno. r. Rush
about four miles from BEDFORD containing $50 acres,
about SO cleared with log house log barn and other
oatbuildnga thereon erected also apple orchard
thereon.
ALSO.
tract Of land in Harmon's Bottom Jnniata township
with log house, barn &C. thereon erectd containing 70
acres and allowance BestPar cleared and under lense
and in good state Of enltigation Near to school
house Mill &C. Adjoining Scott Low Hughes aad others
and lately purchased frem VIM. Hurley.
ALSO,
so ofland 40 cleared aud under ense with log
house thereon erected adjoining 9 CO. Troutman, leo
May and others in Juniaa township. and partly IN Lon
dondsry, lately owned by Andrew Wolford.
ALSO,
l6G acres near Stonerstown-within mile Of Broadtop
1sailroad-aboatl00 acres cleared. with n two story
dwelling house-new bank barn-stahle de. thereon
erected alsotwo apple orchards thereon Of choice fruit
The soil is rich and capable Of producing every va
riety Of crops in this climate.
ALSO
I69 best quality Of prarienear the Missouri riv-
er, cese 10 the county seat Of Harrison Co. Iowa.
Also
Two enc hundred and sixty tracts, adjoining Elk
horne City, the richest valley of the west--thc Platte
Naileyabou20 20 miles west Of Omaha Oity and close
the great national government leading ses in Ne
braska Territory.
ALSO
A tract Of land in Union to4nship, containiug 225
I2aeres ccsrei with farm house, tenant hoase
doubelog barn. also apple orchard thereon, also a
good neF cav mill thereon, known as this snyder or
hoontz property
ALSO,
I6o acres two miles above Omaba City, on the great
bend Of the Missouri This tract IS well nbered and
very desirable All of these lands located after
personal inspection and the ground
and can lie well relied upon for future Wes2l. Maps
show ing the precise location are in my possession.
ALSO,
Three desirable lots in Omaha City, Nebraska Terrific
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WICKERsHA3I's
SCHOOL ECONOMY.

4 TREATISE On Inc pfepafniion eEgantNatnn elhptoy-
ncnfs governments and authorities of schools.
BY JAMES PYLE WICKERSH4M, A. NJ
Principal Pennsylvania State Normal School at Mers
vile, Pr. 15rno. SIPS.
FROM the Mass. Teacaer]
We heartily nyite the readers OF the Teacher 20 oSam
inc ths excellent volume believing that il viii tend to
hasten the fine when teaching wiz 10 recognized
proles3ion and Tie teacher be as Gted for his work
command the respect of The wise and good
Fr9m the Com. School Journal
This is an excellent book and welcome it valu
able addition to the limited lists Of works for teachers
II was written W earnes and experienced teacher
by ore wSose heart IN the work Of Education. 1t
full Of Useful hints suggestions and directions, and
tgue teacher read it without prodt. Ne sincerely
thank Pref Wckershan for the preparation OF this work
It win BE good wherever it may De cireelatcd.
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NEW GOODS
AT
THE BARGAIN STORE OF
q. r. & w. oSTTrIS.


1ET are now receiving choice selection of Fancy
w Staple Dry Goods, embrasing nj the new styles
aud shades Of Prints from Is cents up; Deains sehaes
Alpaeas Bombazines Moir, Mozambi4nes Black silks
Victoria and Pacific lawns, carbre and JaeEonct Nus
Inns Embroidered Collars and sleeFes sets Balnoral
nd Hoped Skirts Of the Best make and latest styles.
a. 81 HfygI.s AND HEAD \ yETs-New fabrcsantI designs
- for spring and summer Embossed Wool Table Covers
Ginghans Checks, Table Diaper, Tickings, Stirling
stripes, cottonades, sheetng and Shifting nslins Of all
the STANDARD marks from IS cents up White Baardyale
Red, Grey and Striped Shifting Flannels.
TtLoTHs, cassmers, satinetts and Jeans Carpet and
~ Flooroi Cloths. Ready made Coats and Vests for
and boys, cut and made in the best and most fash
iona5ie manner. Fety Cheap.
TosERY, Gloves, scarfs, Neck Ties, shrtcolars and
Il Fronts. Cotton Yarn and Carpet Chain. Hats Of
every quality, style and color. from l21 cents up.
Doors AND sHoEs4The largest ard. best assortment
ID Of Ladies, Misses and chdrens fpe Calf, Goat,
French Leather English Kid Morocco and English Last
ing, Banoras Galters Boots, Shoes and Baskins, in
town. with and without heels-inadet to order. oa and
see them; they speak for themselves.
CtRocERIEs.- Choice Coffee. extra fine 7 Young Tyson
" Imperial and oolong Teas. Prepared and Essence
Q tonee, cboiee assortment OF Sagar ana - islee
Chocolate, Spices, &C. &c.
(tIEWING TOBACCO and CigaIs Of the choicest
- brands, Queensware full assortment.
FERRTSG and Msckerel by the barrel. half barrel or
dozen; together with great variety Of other goods
10 which we call the attention of every body.
TTlERMs CASH, unless otherwise specified All kinds
L ofproduee taken ia exchange fer goods.
Relford M & IsGl
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HELlIB0LD'S EXTRACT BUCrU

For Weakness sTising from Ezccsses habits ef disp1-
ton, Eariy iniseretioi Abnse ATTENDED with the
Ion ing symptoms
Indisosi,ion to exetion Loss Of power, Loss Of
CRY, Difficulty Of breathing Weak Nerves, Trembling.
Horror 81 disease WakefuncSs Di9nness Vision, Pa
in the back Universal asitude of tie Muscular ystsz
iiot hands Flushing Of the BODY, DFyRess 81 the skiP
Eruptions % the face, Pallid eouRtcHance.
There symptoms, if allowed to go which this meai
cine invarfby removes seon follows inipotsncy, fatu
epi!cPtc It's. ia Of which the patient msy expire
y h9 viii say they frequently followed BY hpa
direpl diseases, INSANITY ana consumption. Many SO
aware Of tie their suffering but w csa'sI
the records OF the insane assyluns. And mslsnehoy
deaths by Consumption bear ample witness TO tie truth oi
the assertion The constitution affected wth orgsa
Weakness requires the aid MedciEeto Strengthen
and Inyigorate the systeIn which Hemhods extract BIZ
cu Invariably does trial will convince the most ske7
teal.
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ARMY OF THE CUMBERLAND.

Annals Of the army of the Cumberland, comprising B
ographes, Descriptions Of Departments, Accounts Of Ex
peditions Skirmshes and Battles also It's Police Record
o Spies Smuggler, and prominent Rebel Emssaries to
getber with Anecdotes Incidents, "Reminiscences. etc.
and Official Reports OF he Battle Of Stone River BY
0hcer Illustrated with nunerous Steel Portraits, En-
cravings and Maps Svo. 50.
above works viii be sent by mail receipt OF the
published price.
PUBLISHERS, Philadelphia
Jaly J. Is6f-5t
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TO FEMALES

Females Females Femaies.--Il many af+eetions Peas
liar females the extract huehu Is uneqaalled 2
other remedy, in Chooss Retention, irrer2isry,
painfulness suppression of customary a.
cerased sehirFhous state Of tie uterus euchehsea
whites serilty, and for al complaints incident
whether arising from indiseretio habit Of disspatidn
in the decline OF chznge Of life.
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MARKS PENINSULAR CAMPAIGN,

The Pennsuar Campaign in Virginia or Incidents
and Scenes on the Battle ieds and in ehmond. Lins
trated With numerous eHgrayings BY Rev J. j. Marks
D. D., Chaplain Of tho 6ard PennsyIYania Regiment
l2mo. Price 81, 80
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A Companion to the Illustrated Horse
NJ. .-..,,. .,,4
Management.
New EDITION.
TITE
I'LL 5 a TED HORSE DOCTOR.

Being an accurate aad detailed account, accompanied
bY than 400 pictorial representations characteristics
10 the vafiaas diseases which the Equine sub
jected Together vita the latest mode Of treatments and
ali the realtsife pre- crptions written IN plain English
By Edward 4layhew NJ r. c. v. s.. author Of several
Mnrlcs nffT Teternnrg Art.
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TFr0In fhe Hrn. !

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His high reputation IN veterinary art, and his q1ali
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