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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-13

> DR. strioklaud's Pile Remedy has cured Thousands
Of the worst cases Of Blind and Bleeding piles. II
gives immediate relief and effects perm anent cure
Try 1t directly. 1t is warranted to cure
For Bale by all Druggistr. General Depot Raa
Fourth Street, Cincinnati, o.
DYsPEPS1A, NERVOUSNESS, AND DEBILITY
DIR. sTRICkDAEDS TONIC.-we can recommend
those 50 nering with loss Of Appetite, Indigestion,
or Dyspepsia, Nervousness, and Nervous Debility,
70 use Strickands Tonic It is a vegetable preparS-
tion, free from Alcoholic liquor; it strengtben0
the Whole nervous system; it creates a good
SPpeate' and iS warranted 70 cure Dyspep Bia and
Ror sale by DrugziStA generally at 81 per bottle
Prepared BY Dr. A. strickland, East Fourth street
For sale By BRENTLTNGER 4 DERRY; REED.
KRAFT 4 co; RoABE,: KRAFT 4 90; LGGAN
LIsT Z 60, M'LANE BROTHERS; z. BOOKING:
generally,
oct. 21-daw1y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-26

; President Lincoln's Letter to Gen. WadsWor1u'
~ New York, September rs. The Southern
Advocate, Of September II, publishes the
g following extracts from the late Presldent nll,,
i coins letter to General Wadsworth, VINO leil
s5 1t the battle Of the Wilderness. Inc le1eer,
which is Of a private character, IS to oe Seu :
: TO General Wadsworth's family.
s.You desire to know, in the event OF our
2 gc.Dn1plete success in the field, the same D7lus
followed by a loyal and cheerful SUBMISSION Ca
! the. part Of the South, if universal amnes.y
should not be accompanied with onlVefsa! sui,
frape and now, since you know my pilvae0
;ncI;nations as to what terms should De gian-
ted 70 the South, in the contingency menlloii1
"A will here add that if our success snoul9
be thus realized, followed oy SUN uuS,uG -
results, I cannot see, It universal amne1'o oon
Granted, how, under the.clrcumstaDGees' cal
avoid exactingin return universal sunrase, VI,
st least, suffrage. on the basis OF lntelllgence
.nd military service How to better the con
d;t;on of the colored race has been a stuoy
wh;ch has attracted my serious and carelal
s..aot;nn'. hence I think am clear and de-
a;JoJ 80 to- wh at course [ shall pursue In the
ZEN =, emises regarding it. A religious duty, as
fhe nations guardian of these people, who
nave SO heroicaly vindicated their manhood on
the battle field, where In assisting, to save the
life Of the Republic, they have demonstrated
in blood their rie ht to the ballot, which IS Due
the hnmane protection OF the nag they nave 80
fearlessIy defended.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-26
A LEXANDRIA STEAM D IEtNN0
n CLOTH DRESSING AOUcEh',
p WARFIELD. PrOprIet0..

Merchants aud others are respe2ttiEE";}n which
to examine the UPERIOR 80 ! ~ 4b atI house.
Goods are CLEANEDa and D1 EDDi al = Su STAND
NO. q, FAIRFAX STREET, OLD ,,,oIj rcgu-
where everything appertaining to 3 sSnnerior
lated house Of the kind be done IN = forward,
ed WITH d IS o6s5os ong F psr Of "
and carefully packed. you vii.
A call is respectfully solicited; I'D I'd vii
find me at al! times at my post, ready "- .is
ling to accommodate al! desiring my Sci
sep lin r. --~--~~ Lar
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-26


THRoUGH By RAIL ER 20 W "a ! Iy,G5
TON AND ALEXANDRIA, ~ RlCH-
MOND AND LYNCHB URG.
ON and after FRIDAY, September |, 1868,
" the trains between Washington, AleSan-
dria, Richmond and Lynchburg, Will run
- ~ w. TRAINS SOUTH
~ Alexandria, 7.s5 a. M ard 600 p m.
" Gordonsville. 12.30p m, and l.40a. N.
arriving ct Richmond ats .. m and 8 ~ a. m.
g 9 Lynchburg, s. 20 p. n. and g. II.
TRAINS NORTH.
Leave Lynchburg 6.45a m m and 7.l5 p M !:
Gordonsvillc, II 80 p m. and II 20 a. m.
arrive at Alexandria 4.55 p. N. and $50 g. m.
Washington, 5 so p. II. and 5.25 a, m.
On Sundays leave Washington at $50 ?. m.
only.
Local freight train leaves Alexandria at 4 a.
M, and arrives at Gordonsville at 1l.45 a. m.
Leaves Cord louisville at 12.3 p: m. and arrives
at Alexandria at S p. n. Through freight
leaves Alexandria at a. M, and arrives at
Lynch burg at T. 10 p. N. Leaves Lynchburg at
20 m and arrives at Alexandra at 6. 10 p. N.
Passenger for Warrenton will take the 8:
M. train south from Washington, and the 6.45
a. M train north from Lynchburg
trains from Lynchburg, and the I a. m. and
7.l5p. m trains from Richmond connect with
trains at Washington for al parts Of the North
and West.
This route has the advantage over al others,
by having continuous rail II ON New York to
ynchburg-405 miles.
It also passes through Fairfax, Bull Run,
Manassas, Bristoe, Catletts, Rappahannock,
Culpeper Orange and Gordonsville, where
many Of the late great battles were fought.
Tickets can be procured in Adams Express
building, opposite the B. y 0. R. r. Depot IN
Washington, also at the Depot, on Maryland
avenue, Washington.
Trains leave from the corner of First and 9
~ ~ ''' ''~ ". e. McCAFFERTY,
General superintendent.
J. NJ. BROADUS,
General Passenger Agent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-26

Ret rates FUN VHIoII. HN1}5 1oOI
yX7E HAVE this day formed co-partner
w ship under the style Of
WITLER s. WASHINGTON,
and will carry on a general AUCTION and
COMMISSION BUSINE SS, in the large and
commodious warehouse on the wharf, occupied
for many years by Stephen Shinn.
We solicit consignments Of all kinds of Coun-
try Produce, Dry Goods, Groceries, Cotton
Yarns, Tobacco. &C..
Special attention given to the sale of Real
Estate, Stocks and Merchandise Of every des-
crip,ion. Prompt returns will be rendered as
soon as sales are made.
Groceries and other goods furnished on the
hest terms. References given if required.
GEORGE K. WILMER.
aur 7-tf GEO WASHINGTON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-26

n Ex-Governor Brown Of Georgia has arrived
at Macon, and expressed the utmost confidence
III at the Presidents action toward the people
of the Southern States would speedily restore
them to the enjoyment Of equal rights as
members of the Union.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-26
THOMAS PERRY.
FORW ARDING AND
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
MO g. UNION STREET., UP STAIRS,

ALEXANDRIA, Va.
Farmers furnished with Guano, Farming
Implements, Groceries, &C., at the lowest mar
ket rates FOR CASH. aug 25-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-26

DOTOMAC TRANSFORMATIONS LINE
FOR ALENANDRLA, WAJHINGTON
AND GEORGETO w, connecting with the
Steamer EXPRESS Capt. Ryther,, and VIM.
WHILDIN, Capt. VIM. Rig!gans, 81 q p
will leave pier on Light St., foot Of azsAss 4
Barre st.. every TUESDAY and SATURDA :,
at 4 o'clock M, for the above places and III
termediate landings on the Potomac river.
Returning will leave Washington every
WEDNESDAY, and SATURDAY at s o'clock
a. M, stopping at the usual landings on the river
Through treights received every day
For information, freight or passage, apply
to A. Neodham s. Sons, AZ, Light St.. " MARI
Baltimore: J. Broders & Co.. No. 3, King ST.;
Alexandria: Morgan, Rhinehart & Co. No.
241 r street, Washington. sep l6-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-26
POTOMAC STEAMER.

The steamer WAWASET leaves Washing
ton every Monday and Thursday IT. IL
mornings, at clock, for all land
inps on the Potomac, az low as klnsale. on the
Virginia side, s. Leonardtown, on the Maryland
side Returning, will leave LeonardtoWn a. o
a, M. on Tuesdays and Fridays, arriving at
Washin gton early in the evening.
MOUNT VERNON.
The WAN ASET will hereafter run to Mount
Vernon ON Wednesdays and saturdays, leaV-
ING her wharf at It'll street, at 10 q: ~, and re-
tnTn atA o'clock. J. VAN RfSWICk,
General Superintendent.
THOs. PERRY, Agent, No. s, S. Union st.
SEP lR-2w Alexandra, Va.
z~s~. FOE BALTINORE and Porto
-, sgssssEHss - G RIVER LANDINGS. The
Steamer COLUMBIA, Capt James Harp p6+l
will resume her old route on Saturday, 2Oth
inst, leaving Commerce street wharf IT., at :
o'clock p. m. Returning she will leave
Washington on Wednesday Morning, at : ana
Alexandria at 7.
Freight and passage at moderate rates.
Apply to BENONI WHEAI, gent
my LIFT Cor. Fayette Alley and the klver:
UHILLS AND EVERS-Those suffering
" from this troublesome cOmplalnt shou1d Try
PROF. GWUNDRAM'S AGUE GU ~, thrS0Q jg
which so many cases were succcs1ully GU 00 AaS'
season. Imported and for sale DX
JULIUS DIENELT, DENTIST,
l45 Prince street, sole agent tor the U. ,.
For sale also at Druggists generally 2uol-on
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-26
Commission MerCilan IS.

J. wooDvILLE AsHBI. JOHN 5 WHARTON
. 4 SHBY s. WHARTON,
N GROCERS, COMMlSSlIOl!N, 81 =
ORWARDING MERCHANTS.
n. w. Corner King and Union SITS, Alcxa., Va.
sep 13-tf
TOHN S. KNOX, JE.,
j formerly Knox s. Bro
= FoRWARDING AND COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
No 10. Union street,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Country Produce Bought and Sold
jy 26-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-26
Railroads and steamboats,.
ORANGE & ALEXANDRIA R. E.

DO 5;::5l b
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-26
PHILADELPHIA HOUSE,
Nos. 5 s. T, SOUTH RoYAL, 9T',r =.
ALEXANDRIA, w.

- EEUkTE ". TUNI-' II; I,o b1.I
In his bar you will always tnd c i4S Rs
brands Of WINES, LIQUORS, "l0-A-
ALE, WEIS BEER, &c. ,,hoet the
The table is always spraad, with 'n7 0'7'
market affords. ,ocomn1o-
Permanent and transient bo2rders "cc SonS-tf
dated Oh the most reasonable terms -eZE----
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-03

q { 0mm \ edaDtss ffNe Ma 26, l865. y
HNaE Uiiteo states Br g''Hes Foam y be told
n a. pubic auction, on onHay, the lzh day +
June nexi, at 20 ock Ma this navy ard, by
H0ratio Harris, Au ionser at 80 s4 la
lhs SEA cam . av hsriasphr dlts brig in txc |
lent cor diiion length 1850 fee breadth rs eet,
oepfh 8. Is fit Twent, per cehtum OF tn iurchsss
none must bepaid on lie aay sale, aud the Ie-
mainder before he sse Il removed from the Nav
YARD, which must done Within x dayt after the
gate sale Aninyent ~ OF tn ard les to te soid
with the vessel can be ou d the Yard y =
nFls. g. II STRlNGHAM Nj. 3tai 10 Il
may 8oeodtd Rear Admiral.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-03
MlLLER's COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT OF BUCHU |

Composed ~ Buchs Leaves. Jasper Bulbs, Uya
Ursa, White Pine, $c.
HIGHLY recommended BY Physicians for the
Ii CIR Of all disease of tho Biadder KID
ne,s Retention Of Urine, Gravel, Irritation the
kidpel Seminal e knees, Gonorrbep, q est and
a. diseases OF me Organs II 0enerauoa eilher In
& , PREPARED BIZ pe1
y. r. MILLER; Chemist, 1888 9anover ST.. Bos on.
Price One Dollar = SIX Bottles for FIVE
Doilars.
W. F. PHILLIPS CO., wHoLRsA1E ANRKrs.
For sale by dealers generally.
May 29th, 1s65. ss8 M eod1m
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-03

LII persons are here by forbid trusting sny per.
IN ,oa on my acc, mt, without O. wIillen order
wishoas su orr ef q. #. MILLIANS.rR. Fl
Portland, May 29th, 1885,. ssA saine o2w*
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-03

EsOM the rasturs of tbt sabfcrber, on Ihars ay
ngpt IL st, a so,reI mare, with II. fire
syd white hind teat, ~ viii we'gh b u 80 Tbs
whoever a found sid mare end viii giyeis'o' ma.
tion The sabserabcr,s ali Re suitabs rev ardtd.
msy 2bdlws JAMES NOYks, woodstcck, Me-
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-03
Administrators Sale of Real
Es alta.

40 6UQe
"AVING been duly ice ed BIZ the Hon John
Ii Waterman, Judg8 of rebate, to sell at
puol'c or private sal all the al estate OF which
Ihomss Bfe-lin, ia'e o. PorI rIland, oentist, died
zed aud po aes4ed IN cuding b. reysrson II the
wid WIS dover, the und gned will tell at pu lie
AUCTION. on he ~ b day June next unless before
tnat lime dipored Of at ryate ale at 10 90 oek in
me fJrenonn on tue premises the brick Aellir z
house on Frse Street, in Portland, known as the
friteh r. House: ~ sssfs rt.s Is t-ff -
At IL O'Clock N, en- the premises the r ew brick
sfors on the easreay side cf Uni street., in Ps rt
land row occu, ied by yler Lamb; ~ 500
At ~ o'c och nj oa tf p,emises. ooet ali part 10
c,wmoa and undivided OF the land on Ere ttreet,
Israel Rchardrop, With the new three ssory brick
store, and the large wooden dwelling h use ON the
SINE: ss. ttI..l t.-..
Al O'Clock N. on the premises, ore-haif part in
comm IN and undlvi3et of The lot on tine erl
clrner of Dan orth and Wslnut slree in Port
iant extending on Valiant street to the school
house;
Immediately sfter the sac Of the last nam.d lot,
upon the premises, one-haii part In common and
divide or the larg lot the southerly corner of
tiarfor and Walnut stree q, uuon which are two
feet deep from Danforsh street. AS he fore
log is sold. and at q ms plsce, oDe-half pat in
common and undivided Of the lot Wa nut street,
adj ing the preceediog and ending said ttreet
to the high stone all there built aH
Persons desiring TO puronese eth + the above
pieces OF properts b. lonFir 10 Id estate Ia COM
mon with other owners can ssceFtsin at what price
the or-enapts interest can be bought BY ipqury Of
''~ AZ u K 1EDER TYLER, Administrasor.
Portlsnds MAJ ls 1866. ssn aai MAJ 2odsw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-28
B. A. CgILroS, AuctioneeL

B. A. CgILroS Auctioneer.
Seven Handons Three story and High Basement Phisde''
phia Brckffou. Dwelling Houses In Pfesidents. South
BrsoLlyn ., Auction (by order Of the Emsrsnt Indus
trial Saving, Bunk Of the City Of New.York)
WILL be SOLD at PUBLIC AUCTION On
w SATURDAY, February 4, 1856, at IL O'clock ~ Al
the Exchange Sesroo No. Ill Broadway the se0ye hand
some private dweiny They loc,,sd On shs 'cnsh nfs
Of Presiient near CouiIbss ard numbered so, o! a.
g. g. 10 and IT, There houses well built ard fuhed In
the best uianncr-Iainch walls Philadelphia tTch nonts
brown s,ons capins. s &C. with vaults 10; Rdssvocd
water range Kitchen gss and fixtures to third story
marble mate throughout, wi other mod"rn en-
md ecnyenieuce Lots 2i6 By 100; housos ke by ~ Tue
shove are well worthy the attention Of reel esate ouye
either for investment occupancy They are buy 'ntee
n.r,o, busie. In tho city The houses EN- be seen
at sny II ne For particular, &C. eppy to the sucuontet'
No. IS Nssaus Y. ,rgs portion scn rsuan Oh mort
gaze az q per cent interest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-28
| Foovoxr 10 wn.ru.-M-,.r, s,ockw.n anil Fn,r,ou

FCovoxy 10 Ws.rrB.-M-ssu s,ock~.r sni Fmsrson
psprr dealer No. IS Ann,, have msdo tho IN
t.~ns Revenue Department Of receipts 10 the
tl 90 PI-y good oT years tass o. old paper. They
,melced Ia su.al way aud hey hnye lsTro estsb
,tent .d bid fir 20 ke isi stand ruons tc mionsfes
If tho land. lb, ruen,e amount Of w-sh thrown
way OF BURT up, ard thu destroyed h-n II could be-
properly utblnde1 made ofincoBe % individuals
pohabs business to themselves. and saving 30 tho nation
ouer1 VI AMI forthwith they at to voh .hT0rs tie press 70
rgo upon the people the great economy that eoni pTsc-
tced m The saving Cd spapcrs aid the scIps OF pfrr
Ia b. found IN every h0useioi aud 10 public and private
ohc. white a. the time they yr1li.d hsr readiness
70 pufc,,s ell such sIvlrgs very .h l'ces Tie
bern that hundreds OF t1us aids 81 dollars worth
property hes been annually saved 10 tire nation by ~
the people have besn nad~ tie rc,sr ra toy hrvu but
no for themselves lucrative bunss oil which Aey IA. vel
DO ytoud-l Police Gazette.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-28
NEW SKIRT FOR 1865.
IN A NEW AND GREAT INVENTION ~
HOOP SKIRTS.

NEW SKIRT FOR 1865.
IN NEW AND GREAT INVENTION "
HOOP SKIRTS.
TuE DUPLEX ELLIPTIC COR DOUBLED STEEL
SPRING. a.
VESTS BRADLEY CAREY,
Sncnessors to J. l. J. q. WEST,
NO p1 ChAMBkiS-SI. NEWfORk,
are the owners o. the raen and EIcusvs Manufacturers
oftAs -
j. w. RRADLRY'S
PATENTED "DUPLEX FLbiPiIC' BTEEL SPRING
Skirt.
77ts Invention consists Of DnpeI Tor two) Elliptic Siss
SPRING. ineenousiy braided tightly and truly tosethef edge
b. edge making toughest most elastic flexible aud durable
Snrn: ever used enabling the wearer IN consonarnss o. u,
gesi elasticity and Der bncss to rse, and Tod the kr
ben IA easily With the nisnce "a slS
or muslin desa entirely oOyiates aud ence tie ony Cd
lection. Ioor skirt. VIZ the annoyance 20 ihe ~ear'
well the public, especially IN crowded a..embe' c-r
railroad church pcws, or n any crowd-d place or 'hs
difficulty Of contracting them and occupying sfna space
II entirely tho difficulty. while gyins tho skirt a. .
fun symmetrical foru. snd l. th- tshst All most
stylish nnd graceful apPcaarcs for the s'', scr prone
nsde or house Dress hdy having en1yed he psi.fe
comfort and sro,t convenicuce OF We ring tLs pppeH fp
Sprnx Skir, Tor single day vii never sne1aIi ~igJ
d.pen,e with tho 81 them They the beet quality Ia
every part by the ghcsi. daoc, eoro,tabe ana
economical Skt sd- Nerchsnts VIII be s1pPod .. aO"v"
spd ade. in most hrcass fetal rOrcs IN his eiJ aid
throughout tue dif-rcn, Saf.s ..,,,.r,,
~ INQUIRE FOR TIE "OUPIEA E-LT RIo
SPAING SkiKE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-28
ECONOMY IS WEALTH.


FRANKLIN, the greatest Of Modern Philosophers, ~
marks that
"APENKY SAVED rs A PENNY EARNED"
Instead Of destroying your waste psper preserve IT, and 70
ceve ~ equivalent IN cash. which viii pay for old ne~spa'
per Of every description whole toni old pamphlets OF all
tind, old circulars handb tickets cards. cataogue' and old
In ell is Varieties in Quantities large or small
Also old writing pape and school books Old blank book
edser etc. Of any SIRE matters not how much they may
DO written on OF uutila.ed
STOCKWELL 81 EMERSON,
STOCKwELL & EMERSON.
STOCKwELL & EMERSON,
& EMERSON.
No. 25 STREET.
No. rs N-STREET.
No. Is ANN-STREEr.
No. Is ANN-STREET
SONG FOR THE MILLION.
Philosopher and leaned people say
That nothing in the world can % destrsysdi
That all eSistitg ii tho present d,y
Hereafter can be useuly employed.
And this ist.ue, IA fac. as well sthymeI
III. Of isosa Ss Hss o1 e a
We buy by hlndreds " q liberal rate
Thousand. Of yolurncs although torn and DID,
And books, orce blsn3 with Writing covered oss'
A. Ann-st twenty-five, car nov b. sold.
For casa, 10y millions, be they less or more
Then waste no, triles let your motto be-
Collect your books aud papers. syery s1s.
Give call and you viii quicky see
The price 40 give for what We sdvertiss
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In on. ...hL.hn.n. sto,Aw.I! Ercr,en q No :, A.n

In one es'sbhusnt sto,sw-l! Fccrson 81 No Is Am
o. Tan sDI h,I Of nvwspsp~s grd pamphlet
pnrhssed daiy u nom eist 90 cents per pound.
rh@.o la bundles ~ ,gtt hundred pounds no
MILLS in Mz,ssckn s.s and other places To be e,Isnuiac
tfred- IN the hlss curious mI hetrio-
Erucou u docunentfal tumble Ur Sleths yrins,
Indicating that extraordinary jy In tLs.e latter
chr sphc and pFLtcd worss among them ito Lie u ST.
James. sermon. against tho Sfal loz,' "bogres coult
Cay!na Murderer" Ady- tnres Of Larry OBts
co Here MIXTURE. ID th. advanced price
OF paper Old volumes OF New fors Pors which nt'cd
editors 60 they dsnouDee Rs0 erp..red
n tho aud hs drssr put them Il thr bottom, ~ a'a ID
Of the While tias nsl Effected Ia such ancient
1se ie.,,u with 0ohl,se IMMUNITY divr,, The booI. thu,
sod 10 ,hrm Of their How coIuoisseuss heart
would sohs to Sa.uft te Prass oi Hgli In tn II
fic In the dres VI ia red AID
b.k titei it, ola'psJ pr hnent east he,POf rub
hish formed Of scraps posters ad other mat rls which
dozen bGily asserting Tor tho nis ttt such
l. the sight which houly pr sried at The establishments Of
TIE paper dealer Tie mills aud the eotos lack psper-snd
he which preserved m successive generations h
by the records the past The thoughts nj anjs' otr
order 20 cre5l. 10 llut the batss niide-, OF.
fuy,s OF y. We advise tLsr, fore, al who have
quantity Of old paper hard 20 tahs Il TO hDrsS sockHe
Ene.ors they will gct better prlco Tor now
than in ordin Lures when the supply OF phLn: paper Is
sSundan,-i n. u ESpreas.
LOOK Our FOR YoUR ON PAPyR.-We would cal t'e
we'll Emerson. They offer tho hlghost prices for old
new.papes psnIheis end All Kind. u waste paper Tha
10 good 20 those VINO wrrt 10 irslHc On Their In
crcasIs stock Of books and pap f1por pretty HAN j.
sId cid lapsr worth coed IIieo-iBrooiiyn Daily
ILca
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| Material roR PAPss.--Oi newspsp,fs pamphlets snd
whatever pepper you have hitherto wasted you may spd %
No. s. Ann, where SO kweil tmeuou buy IL, they
tel you ia long Advertisement - day y. l. Observer.
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al All ICTED RESTORED! IGNORANC
ANhiarn Noiiecs.

Alihtarn Nofiecs.
IS00O SUBSTITUTES WANTED
FOR THE ARMY
IN PLACE OF THE FOLLOWING CLASSES OF
CITIZENS.
First: For citizens enrolled and liable to drsfs-
Seccrd. 70. citizen, no, abs d' because Of unfs
ness, or oon.lisbny fom age or other csuse.
TO SUBSTITUTES
Tho following advantages are offered fof the snis,nss Of
Substitutes:
BOUNTY DEPOSITED BIT PERSONS RxaumISa SUBSTITUTES,
CASH
For ONE YEA1.... ............,...''......SS00
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FEBxiUx, CASH pows.
FoR OsH YSAS S.....,......'..''.'.''''.'S|O
FoE Two YEARS MAs.,.............''..'.''. ~
foa THRKR iRAgs' MAs....,..,........... %
10 THOSE DESIRING sUBsTiTUTES
In,mush a. the authority exist. for the enlistment Of Sab
stues for such persons may doe to 10 relieved from any
apprehension, Of future prs also for such citizens are
no. liable to Drat because Of unh.ne nsnsbty from s:s
or other causes The County Volunteer Committee have
resolved In addition to their business Of raising Recruits to
enlist such Substitutes may be desired.
Those desiring subsi,aies may deposit with the Committee
tho whole Of either of tb. following sums,
BoR 4
For Two igAss.... 43V
FoR THREE YRARs....... Ooo
No portion Of the money paid for Substitutes viii be paid
from tie County funds
c. GODFREY GUSTHER, Mayor,
MATTHEW 7. BRENNAN. Couptso ror.
oRlsoS BLUNT Supervisor.
ELIJAH Y. PURDY, Supervisor.
Nm. II. STEWART. super'i.or,
WIN. NJ TWEED Supervisor,
GEORGE oPDYKE. Auxiliary Member.
Committee Volunteering
ORIsON BLUNT Chairm,-
Rooxs OF co~srrrE on voLusrEEHrse. CIR HsLLl
SAE2, Corner OF broed"sy and 'hanoerss,
November /. 1904.
| ALRY.-FIfTY GOOD MEN WANT
~ Ed f.I .e Regular Cavalry, 800 Bounty and p had
money on as 10 men re cung iemselvcs Apply Of tr
Re- avslrv Recruiting Rendezvous No 10 state ~
tie ONLY iisndzvcts IL the city where nisn can %
for tie cavalry service. ---
| COMMISSIONED OFFICERS ON LEAVE.
" on detached duty have accounts ca bed a our sp
Ordnance accounts 's-s a." nh e,f,Ts" 4 CO.
Bakers, 10 ) Par, Place,
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