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QUARTERMAsTER. RNERAL's OFFICE, !
FIRST DIVISION,


FIRST DIVISION,
WASHINGTON, d. c February p, 1866.
BY order OF the QuarteImasieI:Ge General there will
be sold on the premises, at Public Auction, under
the direction OF Captain George u Browning, A. Q.
NJ, commencing on MONDAY, April 2, 1866, at 10
each che day Thereafter Except Wednesday, WEI and and
THURSDAY, April and 5, ON which days the Mill
and Water Works will be sol, until the whole shall
have been disposed Of the following described pub
EtlsVsn IL oFFicEs cframe). 28x14o two storiesl
16x20, 1ex38 two 2ox20 two sOresl 16X2S (kitchen
aaajoinnR, lCxl6), l2xS2, l5xl6, two 25x26, and
Eighty-Dine Cs9) LABoRERs' QUARTERS
(fIaIne): seventy tour 16x18, fourteen l2xl4 ana
one 1exl6, with shed adjoining, SKA
len (lGl DWELLINGS I I, ClTsmel; sl, 28x5O two
l5x4e, l6xS2, l6X2S with wing l6x17 and two
kitchens aojoinng, sx12 and 1Ox1O), l0X2O with
Nine (9l, MESS HOUSES (irano): 2SxI90 two
stOnesH 5S&99 ISxfSo with wing 1ez2o 2sl40 Two
2sz5O two stOriesl, 1880, l6x3f, and 28x46
I hiIty two tS2l STABLES (frame): Twenty -four
2S%aS2 SIX 2SxSSS enc llzS2' ana one lSx2S with
UHe IL HOSPITAL STABLE (nume), with $40
ISne One a d ISSUING STABLE uramo) with 5a1a
Twenly (2oj BuiIbINGs Cframe): 28x82. 28x5s,
2sx482, 2SxI4O, 2ix48, 28x900, 2Ox25, and 17xi7
SHEDDlN II, 775S lineal feet
Ihirty-two 1927 WATER TANhS, 4x1G, two feet
seventy-elght (7Sl MANGERs, six1S, three-aud-a-
Twenty 20 oUEHOUSES.
One (l) BAY SHED, 112X3l2.
eBe ~ GRAIN House (Tamel: 56X220.
Three (3) NHARVES: one 40, Isl square feet, one
IL, ,l69 square feet, ana one 2sS0 square ieet.
FENCING, "a, $50 lineal Ieet
one H. 81 OREHOUSE (trame): 52xJ50.
Two BLACKSMITHS' SHOPS tirame); 4Sx160,
and 63x160.
One ~ ENGINE HOUSE, 17x32
The hui dinGs will be sold singly, and must be re-
moved within fifteen Gays.
The buildings will be taken down at the expense
n m bn Ia
yered by the Government, free Of charge for trans
portati0n. on he depot wharf
Terms--Cash, IN Government funds
A boat for Giesboro will leave the Sixth street
wharf every heur during the day of safe
For iuIther information, apply in person or by
letter to
captain GEORGE T. BROWNING, A. Q. NJ,
GiesbOro, D. O.,
or to this Office.
JAMES A. EKIN,
BreVet BTigadier- u General IN charge
l3226t First Division, Q. M. q. o.
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NORTH AMERICAN TRANSIT
INSURANCE COMPANY,
No. 1873 S. FOURTH Street

PHILADELPHIA,
Annual Policies Issued against General Accidents of all
descriptions at exceedingly low rates,
Insurance effected for year. in any sum from slOO
to $40 Ooo at premium of only one-haf per cent secu
ring the full amount insured in DEATH and COM
pensatton each week equal to the whole premium paid
Short time Tickets for 2 g. 8, T. 10 days or g. or
6menths at 10 cents day. nsuring in the sum Of $4,000
or giving s5 per Wesk disabled to be had at the Gene
nal o3ce, No. 1888 g. FOURTH Street Philadelphia or at
the various Railroad Ticket Offices Be sure to purchase
enc tickets Of the North American Transit Insurance
Company.
For circulars and further information amply at tb
General Once Of any OF the authorize Agents OF th
0empany. " W
LEWIS L. HOUPT President
JAMES NJ CONRAD, Treasurer.
HENRY {. BROWN, Secretary.
JOHN G. BULLITT, Solicitor,
DIRECTORS.
J.. j.. HOupt late OF Pennsylvania Railroad Com pany
NJ Bar OF Nj. W, BALDWIN 81 Co.'s.
Samuel G. Palmer, Cashier OF Commercial Bank
Richard Wood, Ne. 800 Market street
James III. Conra0, No. 623 Market street.
p j. E. kingsly, Continental Hotel.
n. q. Leisenring, Nos 237 and 230 Dock street.
Samuel Work OF Work. McCouch d. Co
George Martin No. 522 Chefnut street. mas
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DUREAU OF ORDNA ANCE E.
ID NAVY DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON CITY, March 2 1866.
SALE OF NAVY POWDERS AT The NAVY
YARD, BROOKLYN, N. I.
There will be ssld at Public Auction, to the highest
bidders, in the Office of the Inspector OF Ordinance
OF the Navy Yard, Brooklyn, N Y at noon, on the
Sd day of ApFl, 1866, four theusend iour hundred
and ninety. nine (4499) barrels Navy Powders.
These Powders Will be sold by sample, III lots OF
enc hundred, two hundred, and tkree hundred
barrels Purchasers to furnish barrels into which
The powders may be empted from the tanks
TeTms-One half cash in Government funds, and
the remain der ON the removal of the Powders, for
which period Of ten days will be allowed II not
meht.
II. A. WISE,
S3swt4 Chief of Bureau
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY
MACON, GA,
BY direction OF the SECRETARY OF WAR, all
BUILDING MATERIALS,
MACBINERY, TOOLS,
IRON, COPPER, LUMBER,
AND STORES OF VARIOUS KINDS
which were collected at Macon, aa by the Con-
tederate Government, for the erection and perma-
nsnt operation of a large armory, laboratory, and
TOOLS, MACHINERY, AND MATERIALS
collected from iron works ana armores IN the States
OF A"bam" and pfBff6 GiSTff9' Enc VIZ E1oSs b oaSSs al
Among the articles to be sold are:-
Soe0 lbs. Copper-pigs.
1900 lbs. Copper-IoRnd rod.
9s,eQ0 lbs. COpper-bar.
zoe, 500 lbs Wrought IroR-bar and rod.
10 tons Cast iron-unserviceable shells.
95S00 lbs. Tin-block and sheet.
1900 lbs. Chain-cTane and cable.
1900 yards Cloth Cotton, English Serge oiled
and enamelled.
5000 ieet Betting gum and leather, assorted
200 Mschines-Drills, Planers Milling Screw
cutting steam and Trip-hamners.
Besides;-
Harness, 35 UnserV1ceaele CannonS
Saddles, iron and bronze,
Infantry and Cavalry Az Materials, ,- g
coutrements, Spare fM9 new lor
Blankets SDffngheld 1uSketS ana
Wagon and Gun Carriage Colts ReVolvers, ana
Irons an assortment Of
so broken Gun Carriages,
PAINTS AND OILS.
The attention or Northern buVers Is called TO this
sale, which large one ard Of valuable property;
Full printed Catalogues OF tne properly 70 pc soid
Washineton, ID. o., and from the Commanding
Oficer OF the Augusta Arsenal Georgia.
The sale will commence on
WEDNESDAY,, April 4, 1866,
and eontipne every day until ali the property Is
sold. - =. - ----
d. w. FLAGLER,
Captain Ord. Brew. Lt.-OolOnels
2a2a Com. Augusta Arsenal.
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GALE OF CONDEMNED MEDICAL AND
y HOSPITAL PROPERTY.
WAsHINeToN ID. c., March TO- 1866.
Will be sold at Public Auction,
On Til hURSDAY, the I'D day of March next,
AT 10 O'Clock a. M
at the PurveyinR Depot, Eighteenth and r streets,
in this city, large quantity OF Condemned Medical
and Hospital Property, consisting Off
SpIints, TournlqUets,
air Rubber Cushions, Trusses,
States, ortars
Clocks, Medicine Pannier Chests,
Inkstands, knapsacks and Field
Water Coolers, Companions.
spoons, Leather BUCKETS,
KNIVES and Forks, o, Cots,
Spatuas, Baslns
tunnels, Iron " Nashstands
Lamps and Lanterns, BO! ties,
Tin cups and Plates, Bedside Tables,
Gutta Percha Bed Covers, Mess Chests
" ater Beds, Cooking Utensils,
Sheepskins Dressed, Bedding, etc
Foty eight hours allowed to purchasers to re-
move property.
Terms Cash, in GoverDmen funds.
CHARLES SUTHERLAND,
SURGEON u. 5. A, Medical PurVeyOr.
c. w. BOTBLER,
Sl47t Auctoneer
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THE STAMP AGENCY, NO. 9O4 CHESTNUT
i STREET, AeoyE.TH WILL BE CONTINUED
ASTAMPs Of fEVERY Description CONSTANTLY
on HAND AND IN ANY AMOUNT. nB
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,,, UIREC TORS.
Thomas 2. rSG Samuel =. Stokes,
Edmund A. SOuder, Henry Sloan.
Theophlus PauGina, William a. BouIton
Jonn u; PenrOse, Edward Darlington,
lanes Iragualf, II. Jones Brooks
Henry Z. Dalett, Jr, EdWard La 'ourcada.
James G. Hand Jacob p Homes
William Q. Ludwig, James RI McFarland
Joseph H. Seal, Joshua p Eyre
George G. Leiper, Snencer Mcf1vain
Hugh Craig. j. b. Sempie Pitfsburr
Rosert Burton, A. b. Berger Pttsburg,
John Taylor, ID. n Morgan Plttsbura
JHOMA G. HAND, President,
,, , JOHN G. DAVIS, Vice-PIesldent
hENRY LYLBuRN secretary. 1918
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS,
y TABLES,
FENCING,
WHARVES, ETC.
AT GIESBORO, D.. G.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

DELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY INSURANCE.
4, ,,aonpoD ,,rvr, ,CS9MPPIh1NNY,, ro1s, ,,,D,,
iNOOhi oi'A A1 1PRNNsYLThNIA. iss5. S5 OLA 0i'S
OFFICE s, z, c9RNER lE,,, THIRD HlIl AND wALN 7
MARINE INSURANCE
S4Rsos To ali parts of thew
FhhleHIi IiELSSp 1NsURANCEs
On Goods BY River. Canal Lake, and Land rrlags 10
~ WIRE RREsrIISN INsuRANdRs q 1fe SRlGs
On Stores, Dwelling Houses, ctc.
ASSETS OF THE COMPANY
November l. 1855.
slsS 90 United States per cent lean,
10000 +" s-lO per cent. loan '''VV
, Treasury Notes ,.;...4;........l lOa $500
$4,000 state sS0 Of Fsansyi1sSa Six Per Cent. @''SF
lsSOSO cS 19 q Philadelphia SIX Per Cent ''1S
soOVO PsSnsylyania Railroad First Mort i'SSlz I"
case stx Per Cent. Bonds. go: 3O,OOsOO
.eogs slx Per Cent. Bends. &C. 28,75OOO
20 600 estdrn Pennsylvania Railroad Mort
- gage SIX Per Cent. Bonds. s..........,., 1915
Company. principal and interest
delphia.. ;..,,...........,. 20. s,Ss15O
road Compsny. ....,.....,........... $500
Railroad Compa ny .........;........ s,25OOg
ment, subject 10 ten days CALI. 40,OOoOO
Loan...............,.. ......... IS, 10000
liens on City Property. .......s..... ' l7O,7OO
sI,O36,s5O rar. Market value. E. ... 1905 ZOO
Bills receivable icr in; uranccs made ISi oiS n
BALANCES que at Agencies.-Premiums
en- NJ lrine Policies, Accrued Into
rest, and other debts due the Com
scrip and Stock Of sundry INSURANCE 'O0iiT
mated value. ,.. 20 2slO 90
Sssn Sn IN 8ank5..''' -.....S50956 ~
Cash In DraWer.... ........ 61S4S - -
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T ARGE SALE OF ARMY TENTS AND TENT
IL FLIES.
DEPOT QUARTEEMAsTER's OFFICE,
BALTIMORE Md, March 8, 1856.
viii he sold at Public Auction, THURSDAY
March q 1866 at 10 O'Clock A M at the Govern.
meat stOrehoUse, No. 66 Conway st., Baltimore, Nd
GOO (more or lessl unseIyiceable, worn, and CEN
demned Tents and Tent Flies, consisting ia part as
follows;-
7l8 Hospital Tents.
6l2 Wall
1857 Common
So Sibley
2o515 Shelter
$50 Hospital Tent Flies
4s7 Wall Tent Flies
Five (5) days allowed for removal OF property.
Terms-Cash, in Government funds.
& w. BRADLEY,
Colonel, Chief Quartormaster,
3715t Middle Military Department.
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OUARTERMA MAsTER'S OFFICE.
" NEW YORK March s, 1885,
JOHN h. DRAPER & co, AHotioheers, will sell
without reserve to the highest Bidder. at the Erie
BASIN, Brooklyn, on THURS DAY March %, at II
o'elock A. NJ, the following named Government
Steamers, to WITT
ILLINOIS, side-wheel. .2l23 TONS.
EMPIRE CITY, side-wheel. 1851 tons.
MCCLELLAN, side-Whee, 1908 tons.
THOMAS COLLYER, sids-wheel, ... 446 tons.
JOHN RICE, propeller. .......,....,.. 49, tons.
All these vessels, with the exception of the first,
are fully equipped and ready for immediate service
The THOMAS COLLYER is admirably adapted for
service on the Sound and rivers.
Ten per cent. to be paid down, and the balance on
delivery, In Government funds.
Also, will be sold at the same time the BOILER of
the steamer Harriet A. Weed, aud SHAFTlNG,
etc Of the steamer Delaware.
STEWART VAN VLIBT
Sl3Iot Brevet Major. Gen. and Q. NJ,
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
ReB SALE OF CONDEMNED QUARTER.

II ARGB SALE OF CONDEMNED QUARTER.
IL MASTERS STORES.
CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,
DEPOT OF WAsHIHoToH,
WAsHINGroN, ID. g., March 8, 1866.
Will DO sold at Pubho Auction, at Lincoln Depot,
Washington, ID. G., under the direction OF Breyet
Colonel c. D. Tompkins Q. M. on TUESDAY,
March 27, 1886, at 10 O'Clock A. M, larPe lot of
condemned Quartermastsr,s stores, consisting off
Chairs lWheebarrows,
Decks, $50 lbs Paints,
Printing Press and Type, $50 bs Lead Pipe,
Blankets, 1890 lbs. scrap Cast Iron,
BIidles, 46 $40 lbs Scrap Wrought
Chains, Iron,
Horse and Wagon Covers, 30 900 lbs Iron Tire,
Harness, 1896 lbs Scrap Leather,
Feeo Iroughs, new,
Haters, 1880 lbs. Rope,
Saddles, 1000 lbs. Scrap Steel
LINES, rs lbs. Zinc,
WAGON Wheels, Hubs, Is Ambulances,
and Bodies, Buggy,
Drug Mill, % Cars,
Anvls, Slop Carts,
Tire Bender, is two-horso Wagons,
Portab Forges, 10 two-hOrse Sprin G
Smiths Bellows, WAGONS,
Planes, 2 four-horse spring
saws, Wagons,
Cauldrons, t25 "Wheehng" Army
Fire and Water lose, wagons,
Hydrants, is ScavenRer Wagons,
Bake Ovens, Water Wagon, Etc.
Platform bcales
! he sale will be continued IRON day TO day until
all the property is sold.
The stores must be removed within five days from
date Of sale
1erms-Cash, in Government funds
ID. H RUCKEk,
Brevet Me-. .-Gen and Chief Quar-, ,ermaster,
3s lot Depot OF Washington.
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viii DO sold at Public Auction under the direo-
tion Of Breyet Leutenaut-C Colonel JAMES M.
MOORE, A. @. Ao At Warehouse No. 8, ON New
York avenue, between Eighteenth and Nineteenth
streets, Washington, ID. G., TUESDAY. March
20 1896, at 10 o'clock A. M, large lot Of Quarter
masters Stores, consisting Of
10 lbs. MuriatiC "a Pork Barrels,
10 AIDES, assorted, 81 BeYels.
1o2 salons Alcohol, 1872 feet Leather Belt
s95 AUGerS, assorted, 80 feet Rubber Belt
500 Axes, assorted, ing
so Broad Axes, 1881 Bits, assorted,
l91 Hand Axes, 13 Blocks, assorted,
s5 Balls and Chains, 20 Ceflin Boxes,
" Carp enters B Wood Boxes,
Benches, IL Dredging Boxes,
100 Weod Benches, / Oraughung Board.
Wash Boards, 225 Chair Bottoms
10 Copper Boilers, l25 Chair Backs and
SO DooI Belts asscr'd Arms,
sOO Spring Window 10y 10y Char Backs,
50 lbs BoTax, 1850 Char Stretchers,
60Oo Copper Bottoms, 600 lamp ChInneys,
Plumb Bobs / 900 lbs FIRE Clay
Circulstg Boilers, 1000 lbs. Copper,
4 Steam Boilers, 800 stove Doors,
Marking Brushes, 400 Chairs, assorted,
638 Wbitewash Bru's, 400 Field Desks,
$50 Paint Brushes, as 100 Office Desks,
sorted 800 Bucket Ears,
S91 Varnish Brushes, 2286 Files assorted,
203 Dust Brushes, 1896 Bastard Files,
19 Clothes Brushes, 10 600 Lights Glass,
20S1 Chisels, assorted, 1000 Saucepan Handles,
IS lbs. French Chalk, 1894 Chlsel Handles,
620 Pick handles, 1,541 Axe Handles
S5,Oee pairs hinges, as 2000 window Sash,
assorted, 300 gross Screws as
50 Cast Iron Hoppers, sorted,
25 OCO lbs Iron, assorted. LOO ShoVels assorted,
1,5ee Knobs, assorted, 20 900 lbs. Spikes,
1000 lbs. Lead, ] 900 Stove Feet,
2 S26 Chest Locks, 1900 lbs Cast Steel,
36o6 Cupboard Locks, 200 boxes Tin,
400 Mallets, 1,000 Lamp Tubes,
112 Geo Its. Cut Nails. los Cast Iron Traps,
1900 lbs. Wrought Nails 400vards Silver TInseI,
LOCO Fry ing Pans, 6,S35 Papers lacks, AZ
1900 lbs. " rought Pipe, sorted
421 Planes, assorted 100 Wheelbarrow5,
25e Tn Pumps, as 1900 lbs. Wire,
sorted, 1000 lbs. Zinc
5o0lbs Iron Rivets, 5000 Escutcheons,
500 lbs. Rods Wire 300 Tables assorted.
The sale will be continued rom day to day until
al of the property Is sold.
The stores must be removed within five days from
date of sale
1erms-Cash, ID Government funds.
BY order of -
BreTet Major General d. II. RUCKER,
Chief Quartermaster,
Depot of WashngIOn.
CHARLES II. TOMPkINS,
3315t Brevot Colonel and Quartermaster.
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GALE OF STEAM BOILER, FORCE PUMPS,
- WATER PIPE, FIRE PLUGS, ETC, com
TIE WATER WORKS AT GIEsBoRo, d. @.
QUARTERl AsTER. GENERALS OFFICE,
FIRST DIvIsI0N,
WASH tGToN d. o., February 26, 1866 }
By order Of the Quartermaser-, eneral, there will
be sold on the premises, at public auction, under
the direction of Captain George + browning, Assist
ON THURSDAY, April s, 1866,
at u o'clock NJ, the following described public pro-
P'i"' ONE STEAM BoILER,
80 feet long and three feet IN diameter with two "
inch return nges MAGE oI men s SSlier on MIN
'front.' gauge cocks, glebe valves, feed pump, smoke
stack, and hood, steam gauge tAshcrOtps patentb
grate-baIs, pipe, plugs reducing pieceS' etc. all IN
Two WoR1HINGToN STEAM FORCE PUMPS
No g. lS-Inch cylinder 9nch stroke, % horse power
zach. and each capable Of pumping and forcing 1e0
0C0 gallons of water per day. Connected with them
elbows, deuble-valve oil cups, ETC These Pumps
are comparatively new, and in complete working
sIder go -. .,,
51s2 ieet 6.ineh cast,hOn Water PIPE.
500 " pinch wrought.iron "
564 1!-neh cast-iron
2e00 " 4-nCh
LOCO Lunch
THIRTY. ONE CAST-IRON FIRE PLUGS,
CAyres patentl with oil the necessary connections,
such as Be- BENDS,
Stop-cocks,
Elbows,
Four-way pieces, Etc,
all in excellent conditions; together with
ALL THE TOOLS, Ere,
required for making alterations ana repairs in water
PIPE, such as
Pipe-cuttng Machines,
Taps and Dies,
Plyers
Crabs,
Drills,
Punches
Caulkng Tools, Etc
Terms-Cash in Government FUNDS.
Deliveries will be made to purchasers on or before
the first Qstl day OF May next.
A boat for GiesbOro will leave the Sixth street
wharf every hour during the day OF sale. -
Any tUrther information that may be desired will
be given upon application, in person. or by letter. to
CAPTAIN george I. Browning, a. q. M, Giesboro,
ID. c., or at ihis Office. - -
JAMES A. ElIIN,
BVt Brig. Gen, in charge,
2 2Sta4 FIRST DIV, Q. M q. y.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.

7 ARGE SALE OF oUARTERMAsTERs
il B1ORkS.
CHIEF QUARTTRNAsTER's OFRTUK,l
DEPoT OF WASHINGTON.
WARRINGTON, ID. c., March 2, 1855.
Will be sold at Public Auction, under the direo-
tion of Breyet IleuteDaHtCoonel JAMES M.
MOORE, A. @. M., At Warehouse No. g. on New
York avenue, between Eighteenth and Nineteenth
streets, Washington, ID. G. on TUESDAY. March
20 1866, at 10 O'Clock A. M, large lot Of Quarter
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<-SAs-1

THE BRIGHT SIpE-There is more sun,
shine than rain, more JOY than pain, more
love than hate, more smiles than tears, in
the world Those who say to the contrary
we would net choose for on companions.
The good heart, The tender feelings, and
pleasant disposition, makes smiles, love aud
sunshine everywhere. 4 word spoken
pleasantly IS large spot of sunshine on the
sad heart. and who has not seen its effects
A smile IS Ike the breaking up of the sun
behind dark cloud, to him who has no
friend in the world The tear ofaffection.
how brilliantly It shines along the pathway
u life. \ thousand gems make milky
way on the earth, more glorious than the
cluster above our heads.
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A CARD TO lNvALIDS.

A CARD TO lNvALIDS.
A Clergyman, while residing in South Amer-
ca as a mi ssonary. discovereda safe and simple
remedy for the cure of Nervous Weakness, Early
Decay, Diseases OF the Urinary AMI Seminal Or
gans and the whole train of disorders brought on
by baneful and vicious habits. Great numbers
have been already cured by this noble romedy.-
Prompted by a desire to benefit the afflicted and
unfortunate, wilt send the recipe for preparing
and using this medicine in sealed envelope to
any one who needsit, Free of Charge.
Please inclose post paId envelope, addressed
to yourself. Address,
JOSEPH T. INMAN
Sr IRON p, BrsLE HOUSE,,
v16n43-Iys Nsv Ysvk City
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DR.. StricAInna's Pile Remedy

has cured thousands of the worst cases of Bill nd
and Bleeding Piles. IL gives Immediate relief and
effects permanent cure. Try it directly. 1t is
warranted TO cure.
For sale by all Druggists at 30 cents per bottle.
Myers Brother, Wholesale Agents, st Louis.
Durham b Van Setback, l6 Lake Street,, Chica-
60. Ills, Wholesale Agents. v!ln22Iy
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ORIGIN OF CERTAIN HABIrs.-Many
of the most pelnicious habits were con
tractel originally for the sake of health.
Wine and distilled liquors are taken to
strengthen; tobacco, opium and latheesh to
relieve low spirits; card playing to amusc
But too often the persons who innocently
acquire such habits know not how to limit
the extont Of the indulgence, or to abandon
them entirely when found to be prejudicial
The dose Of excitement must be increascd;
habit exerts IFS sway; we are inclosed in
ITS net, and happy is he who is able with
resolute effort to extricate himself from it.
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VOLUME IL.
Gems Of Thought.

CHARMS AND MERtT.-Charms strike
the sight. but merit wins the soul.
ENVY AND PRAIsE.-The most common
disguise Of envy is the praise of what is
subordinate.
GENEROSITY Does not consist in giving
alone, but in making some sacrifice to en-
able one to give
MULTITUDE or CouNsELoRs-In the
multitude of counsel0rs there may be wis
dom, but there is confusion too.
y HEN EVERYTHING Is IMPORTANT
Everything IS a matter OF consequence that
has the least tendency toward keeping up
or abatlng the affection between man and
wife
RUDESEss.-IfI an treated rudely let
me examine into the cause, and if [ cannot
discover any sort of impropriety in my own
conduct, may disregard the rudeness, and
consider him who displays it as no better
than a brute; and why should the conduct
Of brute disturb me.
\ COOP W-FE.-If you have good
wiic. take care Of her; and If you have not,
gel one Immediately.
WHAT INDUSTRY WILL Do.-If you
have lost Your credit, be industrious, and
you will gain it.
CHEATs.-If Kan cheats thee once
shame on him if he cheats thee twice,
shame on thee.
How To BE WEALTHY--If you have
lost your property, be industrious, honest,
and frugal, and You will acquire more.
HoYEsrY.-H ypocrisy and bigotry are
not good neighbors bat should honesty
come next door, they unite to worry him
out.
PRIVATE CREDIT IS WEALTH. ub,ic
houoris security. The feather that adorns
the royal bird supports it flight. Strip
him Of lis plumase, aud YOU fix him to the
earth.
FCTURE HApPIHEss-The expectation of
future happiness is the best relief for anx,
ious thoughts, the most perfect cure of
melancholy, the guide of lie. and the COM
for. of death.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-03-15

JOBWORK Executed on short notice
at this ofaoe, and in the best seyis
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-03-15

New FAsuIoS-'Thcy say" that one
of the latest fashions which the ladies' wear
is long ends of ,.srrow ribbon around the
neck. Few of the uninitiated know the
significance Of the same. When they
wear the en i hanging in front it means
that the lady is married. Over the right
shoulder, that she Is engaged. Down the
back, that she has teller coming to see
he-, but that she Is mt engaged Over the
left shoulder, j. means come follow me,
lads If she does not wear any it means
that she Is engaged, and don't wish to have
anything to DO with ANY other Teller"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-03-15
\ bashful and rather green Young fell

y bashful and rather green young fel-
low Of our acquaintance invited "a
young lady to attend 4 ball with him one
night last summer. The invitation was
accepted, and the couple appeared at the
ball. After dancing FOR some time, 'greeny'
saw his partner sitting in one corner ofthe
room, all alone. Now was his chance
IL L. "dIAeu up wnere the lady was
sitting, and sat down beside her. All well
so far. but he bashful fellow was at loss
for something to say. lie fdgeted about
considerable, and vas sweating pr0fuSely
Finally. taking Holt Of his vilted collar,
he commenced the conversation thus =
Its powerful warm in the room-my
shirts vet, amt yours - His partner
blushed, said nothing, and took his arm
for the next danca.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-03-15
MEDICAL.

DR. eraser the distinguished German Ply
IL scion will fill all appointments made by DIR.
A. Larimore. lie respectfully announces to the
public, that he will visit the Edwards House in
Indiana, once in five weeks, as follows
December 2lst, January 25th, March LIST, April
5th. May 10th. June Nth, where ne may be con
to this latitude. Especial attention gwen to the
treatment OF Chronic cases. No charge for Ex-
smiu.tion vllnf2-jui4