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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-06-08
VOL. 81.
stlett 4oetrp.
The Pattcr OF Little Feet.

Up with the sun at morning,
Away to the garden hc fics,
TO sec II the sleepy blossoms
Have begun to open their eyes
Running race with the wind,
His step as light and fleet,
Under my window hear
The pattur of little tcet.
Anon TO the brook he wandcrs,
In swift and nOiselcss night,
Splashing the sparkling ripplcS
Like fairy water-sprtc;
NoSand under ftbled river
Has CLEANS like his golden hair;
No pcarly Spa-shcll is iuircr
Than his slender ankles barc
Nor the rOSicst stem of coral
That bushes in oceans bed,
Is sweet as the flush that follows
Our darling's airy tread.
From n window broad my ncighbor
Looks down on our little cot,
And watches the poor mans blessing"-
cannot envy his lot;
He has pictures, and books, and music,
Bright fountains, and noble trees,
Flowers that blossom in vases,
Birds from beyond the seas;
But never does childish laughter
His homcward footsteps greet;
His stately halls ne'cr echo
To the tread of innocent feet.
This child is our speaking picture"
y birding that chattcrS aud sings,
Sometimes II sleeping chcrub,
(Our other one has wingso
His heart is n charming caSkct,
Full of all that's cunningand sweet,
And no harp strings hold such music,
AS follows his twinkling feet.
When the glory of sunset opens
The highway by angels trod,
And seems to unbar the city
Whose builder and maker is GCd
Close to the crystal portal,
! see by the gates of pearl,
The eyes of our other angel
y sinless little girl.
And ask to be taught and directed
TO guide his footsteps Alright,
50 that he worthy accounted
To walk in the sandals of light;
And hear, amid songs of welcome,
From messengers truSty ana fleet,
On the starry floor of Heaven,
The pattcr of little feet.
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We are mo- Longer Young,

We are no longer young, dear friend.
Wcare no longer young;
And hope forgcts tossing us now
The songs that once she sung.
Inc iairy visions Of the soul
=. Begin TO disappear,
For truth, with chilling voice, prOclaifns
Biic's changeiul autumn near
Upon thy brow, beloved friend,
Ana more upon my own,
read the cpitaph Of years
Which have forever flown;
ana IN our voices, where Of cfSt
such mlrthful music rung,
near the sOftened notes that tell
We are no longer young.
And yet, we are not old, dear friend
-. On, no, we nre not oldl
mo. somewhat changed-our spirit htill
80 lIie s choice gift iDfOld:
IHMe M dearcst h3w-rets pf the heart
SUI cling whore first they clung
And bloom as brightand breathe as sweet.
As when we both were young.
What have we lost with passing years7--
a sunny tress or two:
The lips glad echo Of delight:
The chcek's fresh ro-eatS htir,
what nave we gained with passing years?
An, treasures that repay
Our souls for all the brighter wealth
Old time hath borne away.
knowledge, ana faith. and truth, and love
Morcdcep than youth could know;
And high trust in each, that makes
our home heaven here below.
Our children sing US swccier songs
Than early hope once sung:
Our lives are happier. holier now
Than when we both were young.
Then let US not regret thelight
That fades from mornings skies,
While such clOudIess sunset smiles
Before our trusting eyes
Our evening hymns may be as sweet
As those we earliest sung:
our grateful hearts be blest, although
We are no longer young.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-06-08

A cat caught a sparrow and was about to
devour it, but the sparrow said
"No gentleman eats till he washes his
face"
The cat, struck at this remark, set the
sparrow down, and began to wash his face
with his paw, and the sparrow flew away.
This veXcd puss extremely, and he said:
''As long as live will cat first and wash
my face afterwards, " which all cats do even
to this day.
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A MassaChtIsetts Judge.

A Massachusetts Judge has decided that
a husband may open wiie's letters, on the
ground so often and terscly stated by Mr..
TheophiluS Parsons, of Cambridge, that
the husband and wife arc one, and that
the husband is that one,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-06-08

When we are in Theatre we have true
representation of affairs in this country; the
niggers are above US
The lady who was lost in thought was
found in misery Missouri.
New title for butter: spooncy.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-06-08

Gen. Loganhas refused a Brisadiershipin
the Irregular amy and willretire to private life.
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Amsiness directory.
OFFICIALS.
PHYSICIANS.
Dr. Il. q. Saunders,

PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, has permanently
located himselfin Oxford, Holmes CO. q. The
DIR. has been associated with DR.. j. Il. Woods,
of this place, during the past year In the prac-
ional services to the people of Oxford and
vicinity. 21-i
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RATES OF ADVERTISING {:

JOB PRINTIN
OF every description executed in the best style
and on reasonable terms. . ,.....
The FARMER has larger circulation than q any
other paper in this section of the state !! "
now, and has been for thirty-cight consecutive
years the official paper of the county.
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Dr.. j. Ii. Woods,


PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Millershurg, O
Ohice--On Clay Street, south of the Cour
House. B-i
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j. POnerene, M. ID.
DR.. WIN. IkichcsOn,
Dr. Charles Hunt,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Nashville, Ohio
Successor to DIR. I.iggctt. 2,-N
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GERMAN AND ENGLISH BOTANIC PIIHS1-
CLAN, Milersburg, Ohio. Office on the East
end of Main street, four doors above the Pub
lie Square. H-O.
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SUtCIDFS.-Thc tolv Of Mr.. George Masn.
,.,i,i,, =, ~. "a, vyt,,t., .,.o, go. ,,A A.,
'''N'''h Nv w. i'' W '''A'' '''''' W" ''u"u N''N
Ing IN the water yestt DAY near Fulton Ferry pom
the body teinr brought ashore, It wa Immediately
IecosuiLed by hs tn cudr The body Of nSn
phOsr name IL suppO'-d 10 be- Charles NcnH, Ma,
,t '''t ~ a - S ., ~ thus o.
.,ntn,ntr,nt IN invs .tsi-. and r.snNed An ,ou,,it
sulc No iy tnsluy srr.u,r Jo,f M r,>y, eYaf,inn.
ton wns held on The body and verdict OF death hv
suicid. va trudet, A ,,uns NoiuAn. nair ed
hnIy Nc,,uite, It,idint At u Jan,s ,u,'t Airnp..
t W 'v ' 'u.','v III oi, e. ~
~ H. III, IT,. I,s w. i ~ IN. .taJ ,hrt
w., -. y, 49, N",.' '"o ''N''N '' 90 ''4
NV "'''' " ''o nv 'hH''
IN,,crp.r,,~ an, , Tr,,ry, ,N,v T.,,
''''' w y '''' '"''' " ''"''''
Inc r"he' ha'h'' Temperance Ins''"''' on "ah-
liton avenue vas lnaufu'uiod yesterday ate hNo IN
tho prr er,c oi ,, vera tlonud lr,ndr OF the Tom
/ - ... .r, -,-.. A.. -. Al ,r.
I"ttht" eaue. NJ STRUCTURE '"l nIls1 hhu y iuii
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REGATTA The annual r,satt- Of the ler-
soy city lsch' club will tle place on Tuesday The
bosA ~I start hom stake boat opposite the Central
k.5usd Bridgc, in the Cove,
ARREST OF ALLEGED CoUNTEHTFITERs.-
Two Young men. uemci Sirhaai and bc,naId
NtlrotE, were ar'esto IN Jersey C4B On SHtnr,sl
ne on char OF attempting TO pa A. counelie
?" Il.lf of the sugar River Bank, New iAnp'lute,
." NH'u. parties. They were held 'or a ANIMATION,
ARREST oF ALLEGED BuRGIA ks.-Iwo
youhs men, sNias tleu names ~ Nm. Kane and
thL 90 l'hot who NrrC found prowllue ground IN
Hlhh1 sIett Ier'ry City, AZ O'clock yo'toTdAy
moII!hs' were IHEtn in custody by oiiccrs "a ioll
and Ice pom being taken to the station be use, a
complete set o. lurflaTs' tools together with sol
and handy-bly, NAs found ia their possession. They
we're committed ioI examination.
pKAs SWIFT, hearing Of carpenter fslRng
through tho scafoldiug Of house which ho wps
engaged in rel airing, Grly rsnaCIcd, ,uat no had
SCI tRI9pAs ~ N0sA pIyppuy> =
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MILITARY.

4 DDITIONAL PRIZE MONEY now
a ready -R>ck pay, houutios, PENSIONS, and Nil
Government cl~rus collected ana cash advances
rooms /, aud e. ~
N OF | { F-OFFlCERS' CLEARANCES
Y promptly obtained lite:a advances ms,e.
I.Et FtRlS, hui fNAN y ", Tmes Budns, "
ksk k9Y, heR lVLk, az
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MEDICINES.

ERrCKITS. IAN AND PIMPlES RE
L uoyoi 90 vlr., D- the u,, Of I HAMS tr,cl.c,
Tnn sul piupc Las. her. pc, g., cuAtt sold d.
RARNtS, n Pans low, and IiELMBOLb, 5gi
h.oaunhy. $40
LIAR UPRuOTFp FROM ALL PARTS OF
i j the hi" ~ p minutes, without injury to tho
KIN, by tH ANS l'p sgory Pow dor VA OF send
ior " lIhAm's DIT istory Powder" and tlke no
otAc.. prce ~. Sot b. BARNES, - Pax Row,
and III UNFOLD, t94 broadway 40
THE JAPANESE HAIR STAIN COLOkS
Il the Ua., Nhi-ksIs ant Noustnche beautiful
black or brown II consists OF only pIep agati,n
Color ill not fade or VHsh out. Only o. cent? lo1
sold b, BARAES, u lark Row, and HkLAB0 LII
5g4 Broadway. al
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Too Late for classification.
BATHS.

sToKFs-Cn sundsy, June '-lh, Of dipNe-is,
Ehzlteih s;ofes iaughtot 4 John and lsslehs
s,.'c'. AGED uouth. and III day.
tn. funeral viii take plsce on sends arefno"1.
n 1'rluok, itoi TIE rrsiience ( Der pare = p
ruG9,k e. $40
nRySsNAKFRo WANIfu-GOOD Hatis
> nsy spyy o. 3,l Oh avenue, one doot Delo. I'd
~
EuR SAIL LiQrOR STORT, WIN
p., m the ',oie SJi last liyus.on a. ntA 10
IlonhNuNAN WAS1tu-lN 4 HOOP
L *. iar'lf, 'sust 70 .u.4eIt .lripe. ~ take
c'iai... h,i with r,rlcuc,s, st d! barclay O. s'i'
~, .sI. si',-g ',,.k Notis' o'l
'rD WANTED, a Man TO
1 ~ .U..ec OF reed and chSrs. IoA cositf' at
need .r. ,.o ..r 40 ,hld hand 'o .ssist Az.
ply s. 80 IDirl Avenue ha"'n'. Come . e9aied
tVANIFp-A iU' So MAS 80 WORK
W A't' 60. .rrt'U.rfy au..u'.' 10 ihrt Iu- ft b
o. ~ h'.ot" i.'''--cd 40 fro-f tci. ~
ostI ~ t.- : .su,r ton -, u't7tru 81
NEANIIp-pllRtTOE> ON PlANL" 5
a'o.. ..r,.. eo.s. r,.','l'p 70 TO ~ pcl sees
aiGN y" o.. CO... 900 ft- i"l o-' .''N. a'4
'ANItl.-IDuD SMAKERS- W
w ,.'-A''ro u s,u.,.'sralt ur. Inquire Of ds.
lNh, ~ 9TH IT,, Uotvcoa lit avenue sud Avenue
N[NNIrl-A CARRIAGE TRIMMER OK
w uluI work. ~ tl.I sAtt auI st,ih EN-
9 rrnt Inil.i' Immediately, lail Broad" a1'
SD1 EEWARu-tOST YESTERDAY. At
- Ions leland. "a 600 W atDu -d cham iih
'.ouvu -. aru.c or D. Ghe .t.N' ftvaru Nil tc
rl ly I,iuru.A. 1t TO NJ. T. NJ, ste s,tale. l-e.-
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DENTISTRY.

A SIT OF TEETH on SILVER, slo;
Ahsold, $l5 70 $40 rubber, fl5 10 fZS Aching
teeth filed With gold OF other h!ugs, OF extracted
without psin. 81 cent? 70 !, and warranted, by DR..
II. NlLLEES 10 IWelith II. neAr 81 ave. 53l
4 FULL SET"T OF TEETH INSERTED
Llsith OF without estr.ctins the roots from ~
and upwArir gold, silver ami lone filings cents
ami LpsArds eNtHctilr without pain, =, i..s tAst
18Th ~ eet- near Third avenue. JOSEPH DOD!N,
dentist. S3I
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Personal NOTICES.

THE CARMAN WHO TOOK THE TRU,,K
Il from the house IN BIoome It. is requested 10 hunS
Ne Trunk immediately, OF leave bis address at Us
EaIitsgES. 10
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a sET On TFLTH MADE IN 3 HOURS-

n SCI Of TFETH MADE IN HVU ~
"a A. Ji5 Gh Az hot. Pct aud 22d ss. Beautiful
cheep, lirht upper sets Flumperu TO bring out tho
checks ant r..iotc youthful appearance. special At
tention given TO tie sdminls Aron OF thu lsushing
gAs for The eIIactOn Of teeth without pain No
extra chat No advance rcquirel. NJ re-
qul ed to psy for work uni =. 'htithei with Il our
work Is not surpassed ty AM Ia tne city, at 845 Oh
aN.. ie'. 2lst AID "a st,. 30
nR. n. PRkTERRE, DENTIST, HAS
~ removed HE once uoIn 40 10 10 Broadway,
bet lth and l2th .ts Yjs
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RE>T PEACH ORCHARD RED ASH S.5o
- vlltes.u -". lHrlc Uu' =, Pr. ton. .crr,la,
.la tr acIec. THOMAS TONES, cor. S2d a.,
On ave. ut3
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essi TEI.k ING.

CO>il ISLAND FERRY, LANDING AZ
- Fort is'nnt The NAlSlON cares
Nr.t t., at $50 ls-N 3,g'.
'f.r 40 ~ g., 2.4U.
t."r y. Il. H. aud (. -
ENHiN ~ KSION TO THE FISHING
l. rt-. - new and t4st steamer 7. {.
shl liz. uu D. v.Iuue q, coping at the fol-
lo"sn l.r...r Dol -topher ~ y r., G30 Ercoms
-, Il Do. slip, 1880; ~ T. Nh, I45.
llft a. The boz. con the Lanks az 10 AN
i-u II. IINChF.
STEAMBOATS, } CHARTER FOR EX-
1cn't t- tic irN ecl s'eraeEs WM. HAEEI-
.uN .nd 't..vr ~ ish,l sith upper ssloon; n
f"ot W.. nu4 s'.I mp. '' " % Tying conliorNhV
nom H ." .p p,,stus o. Apply 70 A. A. Small
Icy NJ" ~ st'u. '.. Ofcc o ot peyst. $3.50
HUDSON RIVER EtILROAn-ON AID
after juluay, tune d J. @, tra.us leave . lh -.
80 ,iou iur Albany nnl 10, teunoci'u5 Win Noih,
EN- ana Weston t'niHs no ! n ~, ~. 40, d..
snd t'U p D.. :,c,,'u- 70 r'fa"hrd 10 th" and
l.. " 90. irNit ne '.u ~ Iu. 'rniu runs u on-n
10 lit .lo amt -lspa,siIn Is ilsc s!l l-ut, without
cneu." Of cor. Sunday tam at tH p m VI.
!p' CIV, N..t. ~upl As
S4EAMER MARY POWELL, FOR COW.
- 2ens, Wrrl .'onr Co'usaA NrAtuceu, @ti'Ha,
iUurhAre,elc AND Eput1gt 'ruil TOO OF lc.' o's'.
-.c'ep r.Ir 80 on, ,..tit Suufa q a. "r.''s'
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cash PAID FOR OLD TYPE METAL BY
y ~ spgJi Bg x I'LL pLlSs, - wv
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PUBLICATIONS.

LAD IOLks ASu LfAS FOL KS-CA 81
sud cue ui ettn. eN . With lluHrhtons
Dnt To-, LRutett Calvin . on. B.ntius, Ltc. Die
teu"s ergcts Of sNect and Acies hoN 70 enlhrs
tHt luuvs 10 Iht I0fpItiogiCA Journal. ~ rente
tlVitR NFtIs ny lO5
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nRESsMAKFRo WANitn-GOOD Haris
nsy spy.y Of 3,zG.h avenue, one aoot Delo. I'd
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The First Cerps-Notice to Veterans.
HEADQUARTERS FIRST CORPS,
WAsHINGTON, u. O., Dec. ~, 1861.

HEADQUARTERS FIRST CORPS,
WASHINGTON, u. O., Dec. %, 1864.
Veterans desiring 10 enlist in the LIST Army
Corps, should report I'm person At the office OF
Dol y I. johnson, Soldiers Rest, Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Depot Washington, d g.
ANY Veteran who has served two years, has
been honorably discharged, and is physically
qualified, may enlist In the Corps for one, two
OF three years.
Those enlisting will receive from the Gov
eminent q bounty Of $500 as soon they are
mustered in, and, in addition, the regular in.
stalinents 1rom the Government, in proportion
to the period of enlistment, as follows 300 for
one years service, One-third paid on enlist
ment; S2tD for two years service, one third on
enlistment; $500 for three years service, one-
third on enlistment.
They will be credited to the quota OF the
district in which they their families may be
donicied and will, therefore, be entitled to
local bounties.
Free transportation will be furnished them
to W ashipgton by any Provost Marshal
The best arIRs III the possession of the
Government will be furnished these troops,
and they will be allowed TO retain their arms
when honoTabiy discharged.
Headquarters ia jor General Hancock :-15s
T street, between 10Th and 20th streets.
Office OF the Board for the Examination OF
Officers ;-Brigader General John T.. Brooke,
president, IS3 G. street, between 10th and Goth
streets.
By order Of Major General Hancock.
FINLEY ANDERSON,
dec 27.tf Assistant Adlutant General.
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I IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.

DIR. Oh EE SEMAN'S PILLS.
The com bins tun of ingredients in these Pills is
the result of a long and extensive practice. They
the NEST delicate; certain in correcting all rrsgu
larities, Painful Menstruation, removing all OBJ.
structiOns whether from cold or otherwise, head
ache, pain il the eide, pal ptation OF the heart,
whites, all nervous affections, Mysteries, fstig
pain in the back and limbs, &C., disturbed sleep,
which arise from Interruption OF nature.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
was the commencement of new era IA the treat
ment of ir esularties and distractions which have
consigned so many to PREMATURE GRAVE. No
female enjoy good health unless she is regular
and Whenever an obstruction takes place the gea-
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DIATE and PERSisTENT SUCCESS DONfT
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have been q standard Remedy for thi rty
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for all complaints peculiar to Females. To all
classes they are invaluable, fhducins, tuuh Ger
to,nfy, periodical regularity. They are known to
thousands who have used them at di fere per
throughout the country, having the sanction Of
some Of the Il ost eDlin.nt PfvslctaaS in inls,ita
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CLOTHING.

THs MOST POPULAR ssf Ph2rB HaSs! ao oo Is
20 West Baltimore street, Baltimore
Taitors. 40 West Baltimore street.
The Bon Ton Merch ant Tailor.,
Ne 40 West Baltimore ST., Baltimore, Nd
n. B. Goods Of all descriptions at reasonable
Wa@lnsteahns can save 10 per cent By getting
their Ctofhins made 1t u,.u ppos = 90
90 West Baltimore street.
The best and chespes. GlothiSs aonss S n the
40 West Baltimore street..
MARBLE HALL CLOTHING HOUSE,
40 West Baltimore at Baltimore, No.
Person. in w.shin ston can save - Per cent. By
'as'hs 'he'f o'''N sM1rH, BROS. Il CO..
40 West Baltimore street.
Our Warrington customers can and the e.. best EST
..SSx 81 SIo'h"s IN sMfrH' Eros. Co
90 West baltimore street.
The leading Clethips House Of Baltimore offers
the finest sSira f bsos ss' Hall
40 West Baltimore street.
Do not fail to come to SMITH, BROS CO. to
your Clothing. 40 West Baltimore street.
Smith, BROS. & CO.,
90 West Baltimore street.
The emily house In baltimore or W washington tnas
sponge All their Goods.
SMITH, BROS. Il CO.,
40 West Baltimore street.
All Discharged Soldiers in Washin gtou are
offered discount Of 10 per cent. By buying Of us.
SMTTH, BROS. d CO.,
90 West Baltimore street.
Discharged Soldiers can save twenty dollars sn
. Suit By buying OF
SMITH, BROS. & CO.,
40 West Baltiuore st., Baltimore, Md.
II ~;I NAV all tn cnms tn Raltimore. 70 INV vouY
CLOTHING, SMITH, BROS 4 CO.,
Merchant Tailors and Clothiers.
Ba snra and come to sMITH, BROS & CO.,
Marble Hall Clothing House, 40 West Baltimore
street, to get your Fall and winter glothins.
Merchant Tsiors and Olothiers.
90 West Baltimore street,
Peg TOP PANTS, French and lsglish WALKING
GOATS. Peltoe's fancy and plain SACKS; also, the
new style sACKATEL, the Prsttiest coat out
All In endless varieties at SMITH, BROS. e 60 g
Popular Marble Hall Clothing Houss. 80 west
Baltimore street. sep N-Sm
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OIL o THlN q.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
DOWN THEY 60. -
AT LESS THAN GOLD PRICES -
]. II. SMITH and SMITH BROS,
THE GREAT
CLOTHING HOUSES OF WARRINGTON.
No $50 AND l64
sIvENTH STREET. OPPOSITE PosT oTPIoE.
ALL GOODS sPoNGBD.
Where you can f n%r H r. STYLES
FRENCH,
Whit AHr ssS GOATS.
.. ro1 J Latest H4s STYLES
leu - pogBIB BREASTED VESTS.
BusINiss SUITS.
PLAIN ANp FANCY CASHMERE.
Together with htahssersr STOCK
obS s$zs
THE CITY.
N.B.-We also hsye
Is ss5dk
PIIoE GOODS
CUSTOM WORK.
- UNUSUAL low PRICES.
aINTLEMENs EgRNIsHIka GOODS.
HATS, GAPS, SKIRTS, TIES, sUSP1NDIRs.
&C., &c. ~
]. II. SMITH, No. 400.
And
SMITH BROS, No. asa,
oLoTHIFRs AND MERCHANT TAILoas.
Seventh street. OPP. Post Once,
os H-sm Washington.
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TREAsURY DEPARTMENT.,

u CUMPTKULLkK CUKRENUY.
WARRINGTON, December IA, 1854.
whereas. by satisfactory evidence presented to
the undersigned, 1T has been made to appear that
Ihe M1shants' Nai'enn. Bank Of Washinston, in the
ard DiNr,d Of Coinmb,o has been duly organized
ss Of cans1ess sa To Spe1d OF
tional Currency; secured by :, pledge Of United
redemption thsreof.,' sppiov d June ,. 1864, and
has complied with all the PROVISIONS OF said act re-
business of banking under said act
Nov the5sors adosh msScuio1h ceSmptr2i
Merchants National Bank Of Wushingion, in the
City Of WashiHgtcn, in TIE county Of Wilmington
the business of banking under tho act afors-
said.
In testimony whereof. witness my hand and seal
of office this fourteenth dry of Dtcenba7, 1864.
IL. HUGH MCCULLOUGH,
dec l5-d69t Comptr olier Of the Currency.
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IN H
NJ LOOMS, M
The Inventor and Pstentee of the MIN 9zW
ERAL PLATE TEETH. attends person ~1I14
ally at his flee in this city Many persons can
wear these teeth who cannot wear others. aud NJ
Der wear others VINO cannot wear these
Persons calling at my offc can be accommod ated
with any ttyle and price Of Teeth they may DESIRE
bat to thoss W hn are particaiar ADD wish the pu
rest, cleanest strongest and most perfect denture
that art can procure. the MINERAL TEETH will
be more fully warranted.
Rooms in This city-No. 33s Pennsylvania ave :,
hetwee 9th and 10th SITS. Also, 9O7 Arch street,
Philadelpkia mar ly
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PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, %

1874 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE 394
FURsi FURSi! FURS!!l
The greatest Inducements ever known in
HATS, GAPS and
LADIES DRESS FURs.
Call early and see for yourselves at
mo. GLADM0N CO.'S
New Hat, Cap and Fur Store,
No. 394 Penna. Az bet. 4ha and 9th SITS.
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m DISSOLUTION.
/ HE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE EX-
listing between George Parker, Thos. Parker, and
Jos. b. Bryan, doing business under the name and
firm OF G x I. PARK L CO.. was. by nutua
consent, dissolved on the 18th of November. 1854,
All persons having claims against them are re-
Quested to present them for payment, and all per
sons indebted 10 them earnestly reque, ted to
81 ttla the same imm edisteiy.
2. 8. Either member Of the late arm. or Mr.. j.
A Peak, is authorized to receipt fos the firm.
Ga T. PARKER co.
GEORGE PARKER, GEO. r. PARKER, AND
SAMUEL G. PARKER having formed q 60
Partnership under the name and style OF
GEO. PARKER 4 SONS,
VIII continue to Keep constantly in store q large
and we'll selected stock Of
FINE FAMILY GROuERIEs.
WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS, &C..
At the old stard. Nos. 34S and 345 Penn. avenue
and. hope, by . strict attention to busi uasa. to
merit continuation of the Ii al here
tofore extended To the late firm
GEO. PARKER L SONS
de l6-staw2mif IIptell
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CHIEF QUARTERMASfERY OFFICE,

WASHINGTON. d O., January l. 1854
All dealers in Drugs Hardware, Lumber, Lexth.
er, Once Furniture, Harness and Sadd sry are re-.
quested to send 10 this efiiee, on MONDAY of each
articles they are prepared to furnish this Depot
a. sbortbotics with the price Of each mark ed in
plain figures that. in case the Ell cies of the
rvice euirA it. the article or rtices can be OBJ
tained without delay. AID st ths lowest price.
D. aiers Wishing 10 a. II to this Depot viii be re-
quirsd to furnish the Hat punctus Monday
morning. . d. q. RUCKER.
ssB Brigadier Sc aud Chief NJ,
. ian 5 tt Depot Of Wash;p gton.