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HFADQUARTERs DEPARTMENr OF TENN

HnoxYiiie, Tenn July IL 1860.
Gen. Oh iers No 4.
THE Sub. District organizations are discon-
hnued. snd the records viii be sent 20 the Hesd-
quarters OF the District 10 which the Sub. District
belongs
1.-The troops IN this Department viii be or
ganized BY District commanders into Brgadesi IS
follows:
District Of East Tennessee-tWo brigades Of
infantry end one Of cavalry
Middle Tennessee-foGf Bngsdes Of infantry and
one Of cavalry.
West Ten1essee-tzo bnRadss Of infantry and
one Of cavalry.
m-Eaeh Of the brigades viii Be considered a
separate bri sde, as contemplated IN 6eneral Or
ders no. III, War Department Adlutsnt Generals
once, series OF 1881.
IV.-The four batteries Of Regular Artillery will
be concentrated near Chattanooga, and will eonst-
tute the Artillery Reserve OF the Department
under the command Of the senior officer OF artil-
lery present. reporting direct 10 Depa " enf Heal.
quarters. Ali other artillery organizations, not
doing duty as infantry, via report direct to the
commanders Of the District in which they are nov
sersing.
V-Distriet commanders viii report 70 these
head q~usrters the names Of ali General and Gener'
a staff officers who may not be Necessary to thin
organization
By command Of Msjor Gen. GEO. SToNEAAS-
Al. ALEXANDER,
jy29 81 Breyet Brig. Sen. and Chief Of staff
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Among those who hsve scknoEiedged the -
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csu9n slnee IAN; l lsee, ne following kindly per
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lue 500. Mr.. IA Stone, % Tenth 81, n York,
Piano, value SS5a Mr. Thcs A Miller, Srrsutop'
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NY, Music Box value Sn Mrs r c i~ngerson.
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tend this
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Notice.

~HE INSOLVENCY Of the estate of Auhiali
s.. Young having been sugEeste1to he CouEty
c,urto o. 6des c3u1tG. Team, m the IRA aoltay
n Iuiv, 1saS. therefore, AT creditors Of said estate
nj fle ter claims with the Cerk Of said C0urtF
co1rf. for pr. rata disirhaion, ane al persons
,s4ebisd b sad ante VII e5sne forward ana
maxi .efaement. HENkf SOUS,
jay 8, 1873 ~ Aonieiatrst1r-
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THAYER q MOVES
United States Circus

Compr ses The Anesi Tr upe OF Male and Female
Equesiuans and Gyfnnastic Artists in the counfry,
together with the most splendid Stud Of Perform
ing Horses in the World.
The hr iiaut krenie Performances viii be under
the immediate diteciion Of
Dr. JAMES l. THAYER, :
he aYorte son Of Menus, the first Hmmorist Of
the age, and
Mr.. CHARLES ". NOYEs,
the most snccessfi horse trainsr living. Meszrs.
ThaysT& Noyes will be supported By
Mr.. snd Mrs.. TOM KING,
Mr.. CHARLES REED, the Great Somerset Rider.
Mr. JANIS RETNOiD5 the inimitstle Jester,
and the most complete Circus Company now fras-
cling.
meat ini1 tie CRY vii surpass IN splendor every
thing q The kind ever seen il the city. The
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- SALE
OF
Valuable Real Estate.

10y virtue Of 6 Deed OF Trust, executed 10 me by
ID the hats Robert Buchanan, about the 4th dsV Vi
Jnfv, 1889, duly registeTed 10 The Registers Ofi 2
Of Bedford county, Tennessee, IWIl, as Trustee,
sell to the highest bidder, for Ca.h on The premis-
e., on The 25ih day Of AUGUST next, subject to
the Widows Dover, assigned 80 her, $50 sdicin-
Jog Tracts OF Lsnd conveyed ONE by said de-
ceased, situated il Rediord county, about one and
one half mile from Wsrtrtraee DepOt. on the Nash
Y lie and Chattanooga Railroad. Tn a THcts
co tain about Four sHundred and Sixty Acres
Thee Lands are so well known as scarcely 70 need
description. 10 is co ceded to be the best Stock
Farm IN Bedford county. teiDg thoroughly set IN
Blue Grass, u ron asnil well adapted TO is grow h
The Tilable Land is very fertile, , Oducing the
best OF erop8. There ar several excellent Springs
Of never falling Water on the Tract This is one oi
tie very bes neighhorhoods anywhere possessing
Churches. Schools. etc.
II is well worthy he attention Of thOse wishing
20 make q safe investment 10 Land
For INF rmation spp,Y 10 Boz. f. H Esst, Nash
vile, Tenn, or tomyself near the premises
JOHN q. DAVIDSON.
yf0td Trustee
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Tennessee Farm Zoe sic.

OaO AcRE o. cuufsdaad nve. u ufea
Old ahors Nashville, nsar he Etaadn Pfe.
md 10 ths n~eighb1rhood Of tie te-mltsEf.
Auely 10 Or. 6oodioe, On The pr M ses. Or
tsos ho. schsT1 suest EslArls
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For Rent.

STORE HOUSE No. ~, South Market 81 eet
y For terms apply on the PREMISE, OF TO
Z. z BURKE
iy39-3f Corner Broad and Market ITS.
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.reatimonial.
10 THE SUFFERING

l Rave been suffering with chronic snre eyes lo
nueen monis- My attention was called 10 1T
Aeom's advertisement 10 the papeTs Of the day.
called upon hum, and ] have been unds- his treat
meni Anew days, Say about tenJ and I have found
crest relief indeed, a,el nearly well AMI would
ADORE AL who sTe suffering with diseases Of the
eve 20 call on him, bel eung they vii ind relieE.
Bz"H ASA FAULKNER,
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Wanfad.

KAN eho .nuderstsnds The manufacture Of
"A SERUM NoiRsses. None but = competent
hand viii BE- employed. AL necessary assistance
will be furI ishfd
By order Of r. W barnard, col. and superin-
ien1ert Freedmen, etc.
J. 81. CRAWFORD,
l.. Comd'g Freejmon,s Camp, =
auei-lW 7 Nashville, Tenn.
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For further information IN regard "a
the skillful success in the treatment q
diseases, the reader ia referred 70 S71.
LE's THERAPEUTICS and MArKRIk MEBNl
two large volumes, late edition Of 1864
the best work in the United Staia
where you win find DR.. NcGills nans
standing parallel with the best meiiel
men Of the age in the treatment ofdt
! eases Of women. For ali diseases il th3
advertisement satisfaction is gusnB.
teed With my general practice keA
the following
UhE0pic Cases
rth s~sssAchon; Rheumatism, Aascsons & o,
Luagsi Diseases Of The Throat aEelsd Jena
sin Limbs, Pleuiay, Paius, Ulcsra, CaEcsr, GsId
Diseases Of he Hcsd aud LYoT, IndammahCa a
he stomach, Nolragls, Kings XVII or 8auak
Daamsss Diseases % ne ayes, pehhisisd 81
lanss, Dyapepna or Indigestion, ard Cunsumpta-
together with an Private Diseases an
Diseases OF the Urinary OrganA
TO tAe hadles.
Al Affections Of tbe Womb uusild win mcoaE
Those Married ladies' Who have noeu 90 u1as1,
usts to uiscauT o. prove abortion, can b slrst
;othciz mI tine 3 ound p1egnant By Iuaz rst
EteriiiiJF
TcunE Mariod Ladies uhogo mtsoduss IN
been not b bring forth In dus season, nsmsnas
Sod has said you should m1luplJ and rspieush o
hts ia TouE desire ycu can consult me ethsI y
lattef OF IN peuaA 10 lady over thirJ-fYs Yan
% age need MAKE aFplEanon. Alcommania11a
y latsor or perca sri1ty ecuideEts.
Night Emissions Cured.
Touag Nan, stop before you further .. 0E
diseases subject 20 Nan, there n no dissasa % 40
% cure a. hight Emissions, Gud phyaeisn1 ~
gcarce l1gt understand tr1atng IS and % ycuI2
sey thai I hsye cured dosera IN this cuJ, A. aela
in dilsfent States, who have spent dolW Eder DR.
lar, and ara nov WsH cured By me. am daily ~
eeiyine letters sod sending medicine 10 al paris o
The countgysal In q word, al that are dsesed q
any way, AID vii give me- a cal, ] VII Crs 49,
EclcH Tor at Of the di1ca8oa manEcnad G AZ a.
Vsrbs1ueut Ihe hslf q reference FHs leS
CiE.
Al letters 1rscied 3
DR. He8ILL
Gsioa siraat, NashT.fs TuA
aHi-tr ~ nanaf siah nFnHnui tt@afts
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BITTERS

brakes Plantation Bdiers,
Bulls Cedron
Hosteiter's Stomach
BoOrhaveis Holland
Hoodand'H German
FOR sale low, by EwIN a FENDLEToN.
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John J. Butler,

CARPENTER AND BUILDER
Church St, between Spruce \ Nine'
NASHVILLE. TENN.
A IL orders promptly attended ., r9st Snea
a BALLS. N
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THREE cr four Gentlemen and Their wires, also
4 several Single Gentlemen can fpd good Board
and pleasant Rooms Al a South Cherry street.
Also Day Board augl So
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~ARrIFICIAL EYEs

Inserted without rain, so a. TO move and resemble
the Natural eve.
NE ICAL AND SURGICAL DISEASES Of every
deser ptlon viii receive special attention
fahents from a distance furnished with board at
~ reasonable rates.
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LIQUORS.
3 Bhis Alcohol IS per cent.
T6 per cent. d.
8 " Proof Spirits,
8 " Pitts Whisky, pure, or Med. purposes.
l |" Pure French Brandy,
Z" Holland Gin,
Pure Port, Madeira, snd Sherry Wlnes,
For sale low, by EWiN i P~EEDLEION.
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Baltimore Markets, July IL.

Coffee-Small sales from second hands re.
ported a. 21Ha22 cents, gold, for fair to very
good Rio,
FIour-Inferior Flour is inactive and pressed
for sale, but choice descriptions remain steady
under fair inquiry; Sales reported comprise
200 bbls. good Ohio Extra at 1926, and POO bills
mixed brands Howard street Super at S7.13Ha
1925 per Dbl.
Rye Flour-Trade demand extremely mod
crate and first quality heavy at S5aS5.12k.
Corn Meal-We are appraised of no sales
City Mills and Brandywine held at S5aS5 l2X
Grain-Wheat was 7al0 cents higher, closing
nrm under good inquiry fQr. home milling.
Sales comprised samples Of Inferior to very
prime white at 1s0a2aU cents, Inferior TO prime
new red at 16Oa2lO cents, and ordinary to very
good Pennsylvania do, at 165al9O cents. Vel
low Corn advanced l cent sales being made at
81 cents. White was steady at 00a95 cents
New Oats were heavy, sales of 1000 bushels
ranging from 54a5G cents. old crop, brought GA
O. cents, measure. Some new Rye was re-
ceived, but no sales were made public.
Molasses-No sales of importance reported,
but prices nominally unchanged, viz: New
Clayed Cuba 40ai2 cents; do. MuscOvado in
hhds. * a5O cents; do. do. in bbls. 50a56 cents;
English Island 45a75 CENTS and Porto Rico 5oa
rs cents.
Provisions-Stock of all descriptions are
much reduced, and prices remain firm. We
quote Mess Pork al SO 5OaSs27; Bacon Shoulders
at 16Ha16x cents; Sides at 17a17 K cents sugar
cured Hams at 2sa30 cents, the latter an outside
figure: Bulk Shoulders at 154 cents; Sides a
15&a15k cents. Western Lard, in bbls. and
tierces, at 194a19H cents, and Baltimore refined
in kegs, at 81 X cents.
Salt-Sack is firm, Ground Alum selling
from store at 81 IS, and ordinary brands Of Fine
at 50 SIS. Turks Island remains dull at so cts
per bushel -..
Seeds-Flaxseed is scarce and firm at 90 GOA
50 25; Timothy and Glover nominal. -. o..
Sugars-An grades are in fair request and
firm at quotations, viz
Cuba and E. l. com to good finingS1L75aS12.DO
g grocery ....... .75a 1900
81 s. prime to ehoice..... 12.25a 1925
Porto Rico common to good grocery 2.O0a 1900
8. prime to choice grocery Il GOA 1900
Whisky-Sales reported of rs Dbl. Western at
30 IL and so bbls. Penn'a at 50 10. AT the close
Western was held firmly at % IL. Stock offer
ing very hght-Bdlt. American. go.
@The Dutch Gap Canal is being widened
and deepened
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The Outrage at Albany.
FURTHER PARTICULARS RELATING TO
IErom the Albany Journal Of Saturda

FURTHER PARTICULARS RELATING TO 1T.
IFrom the Albany Journal Of Saturday.
Ann Burns, who is about seventeen years OF
age, works for VIM. H. Dongs, in Greenbush,
and her sister Bridget, about two years
younger, is in the employ of Mr.. Lansing.
Yesterday afternoon, about three O'Clock they
LETT MI Dongs' house and went Deriving on
LOT belonging TO Mr.. Tinge. While there, Ma
thanel Louis Majorry and his son. Louis Will
liam MaJorry, with two others who We're
known 10 the girls, came along and inquired
the way to Troy. The girls told them they did
not know and directed them to Mr.. Dongs'
house. They then asked for some berries. Ann
refused TO give them. but Bridget gave them
about half a pail full. N. L. Majorry then said
they would 60 back in the woods and see if
they could find the way TO Troy. In about five
minutes they returned with sticks. One of
bushes in a pasture, the next lot from MIR.
Dongs' house. The bushes were the length of
a large lot from Mr.. DOngs' house. and III sight
of the house. A piece of woods was off some
seventy or eighty feet from the bushes. To
these woods they carried the girls, and threw
their pals away. They then took them from
Dongs' woods down into another woods far
ther away, the girls struggling and crying all
the while. but were firmly held by the villains.
They We're armed, and fired off two shots.
Bridget became SO terrified and exhausted that
she tainted. N. L. Majorry, aided by Dutch
man, took charge OF AGI, an0 the other Majorry
with his confederate, held Bridget, putting
their hands over their mouths, and threatening
TO shoot them if they did not cease their strug-
giles.
The two Maiorrys are aged respectively forty
and twenty years. They We're arrested this
morning by Officers Curreen, Morford, and
Cornell, ard an examination was had before
Justice Butler. Ann was sworn and testified
as above. About twelve O'Clock she tainted in
the courtroom, and the court took q recess.
The father and mother of the girls appeared.
The family appeared respectable, though poor,
and seem to feel the outrage deeply The girls
are said to have borne excellent and good
character. The Majorrys are father and son.
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OFFICE BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r. CO.,
" WASHING TON, December IS, 1854.
@ III - 8 60 80

= On and after Sunday, December Is; 1854, Passenger
Trains between Washington and Baltimore willrun
TRAINS NSR Moy ws3 N ST I41dx .H.R
Ass SKEW YORK AN fbPh1LADELPH1A Ex
Philadelphia 1856 P, NJ; New York $50 P. NJ. No
Bi No 1sKfiS sIsd AND TRAIN
s 81 Ra1 sgs TRAIN
f0s ens III a9f
d Ri fkA fsV S85k wy
It Rssy x aH As at
hhHHao FEA G2HUTAE WsSn ASP
train stops at-Bladensbnrg, Beltsville, Laurel and
A No t7mBosToN, ALBANY AND NEW YORK
as oSk I as and
gers by train connect with all the early morning
WEES NJ HS aG dT Ba h efss s and
by this train, which is limited in capacity by Gov
S6 9SfIi K III TRAIN
Leave " Gas P NJ, and arrive at Bait-
ll No XIV YORK, PHILADELPHIA AND
gers to take Express Train for Grafton, Wheeling,
PaIkers5prg and all points in the West Reaches
FOR ANNAPoLiS the connections will be made
with the SIS A. NJ. and the 8 and 4:3O P. NJ. from
Baltimore. No trains to or from Annapolis on Sun
day.
SUNDAY TRAINS
THE ONLY TRAINS FROM WASHINGTON
for passengers Sunday the S:l5 and IL 10 A.
81 and 3 p. NJ. for Baltimore, and 7:3O p. NJ for
Baltimore, Philadelphia and the West, and the 6
P NJ for New York ONLY.
THROUGH TICKETS to the West, we'll as to
Philadelphia, New York or Boston, can be had at
the Station Ticket Office at all hours in the day,
well as at the new Office in the American Telegraph
Building, Pennsylvania avenue, between 47a and
9th streets.
BAGGAGE will be checked at all hours--aso for
through points, to save trouble and confusion at
the departure of the train.
ALL PASSENGERS, whether soldiers or citi
politely but earnestly requested to respect
the rules of the Line, established for the general adj
vantage such as the keeping OF one or more cars eX
prevention of smoking in any but the smoker cars,
and also to make cheerful compliance with the de-
-ions of the agents regard to their
cts, etc, especially in the hurry of start
TIL. Master of Transportation.
neral Ticket Agent. dec 20
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From North Carolina.

NEwBERN, N c., July 5-Hon ]. T. Hough,
the new mayor, is receiving congratulatory de-
spatches from the mayors of Northern cities.
Newbern is entering upon a new career OF
prosperity. with the promise of a bright future.
Green corn, new potatoes, melons, berries,
and fruits Of all kinds, including grapes and
figs, are now very plenty in Nor.n Carolah a.
whose soil produces all the products grown IN
the North or extreme South.
The mercury in Newborn went up to ninety
on the ith of July, which was the hottest day
of the season.
There is much feeling among the troops here
who have been mustered out of service. They
want their pay very much, and have been
waiting for il a long time.
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RAILROAD LINES.
". = k 8 ~ k Az: ~ 60

INVEST JERSE1 KALI e. 60 --zE7z=x<z11
", w ROAD L!NEs.-FromE ~ ~ &C.,
com Comm encfps sHTuRpAY. June 18th, ISIS.
For CAPE MAY, &c, at $50 A. NJ; Express, go
.i 5o5 Si iIj vIsELAsD, &c, $50 a M,
Fer BRiDGsfoN, SALEM. &C., at sls A. NJ; q
For GLAssBORo, &C., $50 and sl5 A. NJ; 2:so
For W66pBURY, &c, $50 and s;ls A. n; $50, 4
RETURNING, WILL LEAVE
Cape May at $50 A. M, Mail; $40 4. NJ, Freight;
MilIrlie At "a A. NJ. Mail l2,os P. NJ, Freight;
Bridgston at GAO NJ, Mail; s:4s a. NJ, Freight;
40 p. M, Passenger.
Salem at 6-s5 A. H., Mail;9 A. NJ, Freight; 4;o5
Woodbury. at EOS and SIS A. NJ, Mail; 90; A. NJ,
Freight; $50 and s23 P. NJ, Passenger.
On The first day of July an additional express
train will be added to and from Cape May, and
which Will leave Cape May at A. M, and Phils-
delphia at 40 P. NJ. This in three hours from
j VAN RENSSELAER,. Superintendent
West Jersey Salem and Cape May and Melville
Railroad.
THE WEST JERSEY EXPRESS COMPANY
will attend to all the usual branches of express
business receive deliver and forward through other
responsible Express Companies, to all parts OF the
country, any article entrusted to them.
A Special Messenger accompanies each through
PHILADELPHIA, June s, 1885, je I0-dtSepl
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THE EVENING STAR.
PHOTOGRAPHIC NEWS.
THE TRADE CONVENTION.
Its Permanent Organizati ON.

DETROIT, July 11.-Delegations from all the
leading cities and commercial interests IN the
United States and British Provinces are IN at
tendance 1T the Trade Convention. Canada Is
well renresented. and her delegates are active
in their efforts to induce the extension OF the re-
ciprocity treaty. The Western delegates, VINO
are in great numbers, second this view. POW
land and Northern States opposes the renewal
of the treaty The Canadian delegates are fay-
orable to the extension of the Canadian canals
to facilitate American commerce. -
James Aspinwall, Of Detroit, called the Con-
yention to order. Hiram Walbridge OF New
York. was chosen permanent president; Hannl-
bal Hamfin, of Maine, and Mr.. Walker, OF ON
cago, were chosen VICE presidents ut large. and
one vice president was chosen from each State
and Hritlsh Province.
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SECRET DISEASES SECRET DISEASESl
SA ARITAN'S GIFTl
SAMARITAN'S GIFT!

SECRET DIsEAsEsl SECRET DIsEAsEsl
SAMARITAN GIFT
SAMARITAN'S GIFT,
THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USED I
GoNoRHG1n .GLEET sTRIcTUREs, &c.
6s Fen 70 t. a Rs'i 70 ss Gs
They 20 smell
Cures in from two to four days. and recent cases
IN o by
eminent Doctors and Chemists Of the present day ;
sse have
who have been gorged with Balsam Copapvia, or
Mercury try ssaafMAR1rAN,s GIFT.
PriceHMale packages, S.. Female, SO.
BLOOD, BLOOD. BLooD,u
rES SfTRE9RsEULA so4 HteERs SS2fksEs ssRRppTEs
sAM4Rf1aN's ROOT p IND HFkB 81 Jy1cEs
g ROOF HERS JGioh IS .hs
most potent certain and effectual remedy ever
and permanent. Take then Of this flying remedy
tina" f0r after
ROOF GEs
will remove every yestige of Impurities from the
.
= SAMARITAN'S CHANCRE WASH
Price % cents: Full directions.
WHAT THE s fTsss kEakbf e. THE sAMAR
'ON BOARD THE STEAMSHIP CosrA RIGA. Feb
Is, lSS5.-NesSrs. Desmond q Co., $50 Race street,
of your Samaritan g Gift by Adams 4 Co d EXPRESS.
so as to reach me by the 18TH as sail on that day
Finding it to lie what it is represented, do not
like to make voyage without q supply.
"YOurs, very respectfully, = sHsart.es
atlantic Mail Steamship Co., N. Y.
..Bctween New York and Aspinwallpy
DESMOND CO., Box Isl Philadelphia Post
y Sold by S. CALVERT FORD, corner 18th street
and pei,nsy lvaIia avenue. ......-s s,.l.- 80
HENRY COOK, Alexandria. my eff
TTELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU GIVES
III health and yigor to the frame and bloom 10 the
pallid cheek. Debility is accompanied by many
aiarming symptoms, and ii no treatment la sub
miftea to innsnmptton, Insanity or Epileptic Fifs
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WOODS
PATENT DRILLING MACHINE,
PILE DRIVER,
AND
HYDAULIC SAND PUMP,

HYDAULIC SAND PUMP.
Practical tests having fully demonstrated the su-
ri % an ohes for pu
prepared to receive orders for the same.
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price and dispenHes With the use of the derreE
rope, bull wheel and other cumbrOus and expensive
ON and POTABLE That Il Be-
easily removed for the purpose OF sinking wellsin
The detritus is removed from the we'll by our pat
snt "a Tic aRd does not require the
not only removes all the detritus in from to 10
minutes, but likewise eftectually clears out and
tely closed by the old process Of sand pumping.
With this machine and practical engineer,
of from Is to 30 days after the soil pipe has been
driven.
and delivery of these machines at New York, Nor
witch, Newburg, y, and Pittsburg, Pa. For
a1s5 f%ss ssf rasss
York. ~ 80 Cap SIN
LIGHTNING RoDsl ,o,,,. -.
The undersig ned is prepared to put up lightning
Rods with piatipa tipped points in the best manner
ana Hso BELL HANGNG dono in tho most i'm
Work done in the country at ST sitg prizes;
III Pa. av., bet 10th and 18th SITS ;.
DARLEZ yOUS FRANcAIS, Pocket Manual
and Black Bass Of the Northern States; b. II. b.
Roosevelt. Tobias Wilson, a Tale of the Great Re.
bellion by Jere Clemens. Assaying of Lead Con-
per- Silver Gold and Mercury; by ,Bodeman & Kern
Appleton's Railway Guide for July. Christian's
Mistake. Blackwood's Magazine for JuIle Mer-
ivale 4 Conversion of The Roman Empire United
States Service Magazine for July. Beiial; Novel
tyS 10 80 FKANCkl TAYLOR
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