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T ARGE SALE OF CONDEMNED ORDNANCE

T ARGE SALE OF CONDEMNED ORDNANCE
IL AND ORDNANCE STORES.
VIII be sold at Pubic Auction of Fort Monroe
Arsenal, Old Point Comfort, Va on THURSDAY,
TIT Sth dey of February, 1866 at 10 O'Clock A. IL a
large quantity OF stores consisting in part the fol-
400 Field, Siege, and Sea Coast Cannon; wrought
and cast-iron, SmOolh.bore and Rifled of ca ibres
varying from three to eleven inches, inc udmg %
Cast Iron Guns unfinished.
S6 Morters-Cast lron-12 FOUNDER, 24-pouuder,
Slnch, and lO-nch
IS 326 Shot, Shell. Spherical Case. Grape and
Canister for mooth.bore and Rifle Guns, OF Caores
varN ing from l0-pounder TO l0-inch
4S2 BrcCch-loaulng Carbines, "Burnside's,' - "Mer-
Ii'sp 'Maynard's," and "Nortn's new aud re-
pared.
$40 Muskets and Rifles, United States manufacture,
new ana repaired
Goa Foreipn Rifes Austrian" Calbre 81, new
and II pared
II smooth-bore Pistols Calibre 81, new.
192 Brecch loading Carbmes "Burnside's," +" "Mer-
rIlPs," Sharp's," and "StarTs."
u Rlhes-"Henry's" and Spencer's."
1852 Muskets and Rfes-United States and
52b RevolVers%"Colt's.n Remngton's.n and
"Leiaucheux." Calibres "A and 36. ur
1912 Sabres and Swords
6444,UO0 Rounds OIL Ball Cartridges for Carbnes,
Muskeis Rifles, and Pistols,
A large lot of Artillery Implements and Equip
ments.
A large lot OF Infantry and Cavalry Accoutromonts
and II orse Equipment.
A lot OF Rome Paulins. Buckets Rings, ETC.,
together with large quantity of smitns and Car
Sampes of Small Arms can be seen at Fort
Monroe Arsenal and at the United States Ordnance
No.45woRTH Street.
Thirty days will be allowed fol the emoval f
heavy Ordnance; and al other stores Will be re-
qured TO be removed within ten Gays from date of
sale.
Terms of sale-Cash
T. g. BAYLOR. H
Cant. of Ordnance and Bvt. Colonel, U s. A.,
1Ht27 Commanding.
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS.
CUYLER HOsPI AL GERMANToWN, PaILA.
DELPHIA

CUYLER HOSPI AL GERMANTOWN, PHILA-
DELPHIA.
OFFICE ASSISTANT QUARTERAGAsTER.
PHILADELPHIA DEPOT .
TWELFTH and GIRARD Streets,
January 90 1866.
Will be sod at Public Auction, on account the
United SAFES at IUYLER HOSPITAL, German
town, Philadelphia. on SATURDAY. January o.
1865 at IL O'Clock A. NJ. all the Duild ngs belonging
TO the Government known as Cuyler Hospital, as
foloNs;- q
II Frame Buildings containing about 16 7O9 feet of
Flooring Boards, 1S9,Sl0 feet OF rOngued Boards,
Al 800 feet of Rough Boards 4144 feet of Shelving
Boards, 1S9,740 Ieet or Hem Ock Seanthng.
Also, Wooden Wash Troughs, Upright Boilers
Tin Boilers, Iron Range, Brick Oven, Flag staff
Iron Hosting Machine Iron Wash Stands, Wooden
Wash Stands, Office Desk, Sentry Boxes, Iron Soil
Containers, Iron HoppeTs, Iron Sinks, 1900 Brc<s
10 Doors, 6 Sash, Uedar Tanks, one no ding 1000
gallons, the other 250O gallons. lot of Gas ripe
ana Fixtures (ass0red slzes) GALVANIZED Iron Water
Pipe, Lead Pipe, Brass BiDb Hose, ana stop Cocks
assorted slzes)
Pans and Specifications of the property can be
seen upon application at this office. o.
The property must be removed within twenty 10Y
days from day OF SALE.
Terms Cash in Government Funds.
BY order of Colonel William w. McAlm, Chief
Quartermaster, Philadelphia Depot.
HENRY W. JAMES,
Captain and Assistant Quartermaster, Brevet Major
u. s. Army. 10 ct
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NEW BoATs.-A commendable spirit of
1ivelry seems to have been awakened at our diff
terent ferries, in regard to improvements upon
ferry boats. The Deld1Gre, The Camden, the
West jersey, and the AtGa1ijc, are frst-class
boats, capacous, strong, ana swift, and finished
in the best style Of mechanical art. Those who
remember the old. clumsy, rolling "tubs," with
agreeable change. II is evidence of progress in
the right quarter, and no improvements are bet
ter calculated to advance the growth of Camden.
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GALE OF NAVY POWDE AT THE NAVY
y YARD, PORTSMOUTH, N. H..
BUREAU OF ORDNANCE, !
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON CITY, January 22, 1855
There will be sold 10 the highest bidders at noon
of the fourteenth 4th day of February, 1856, in the
Office of the Inspector of Ordnance, at the Ports
mouth Navy Yard. 6y sample, five thousand barrels
OF NAVY POW DERS. H.
Terms Cash, IN Government funds; one-half to
deposited at the end OF the sale and the remainder
within ten days afterwards, during which time the
powders must be removed from the Portsmouth
Magazine at the Navy Yard, otherwise they will
revert to the Government
..' H. A. WISE,
! "a wfmt2 Ia Chief of Bureau.
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MATTERS OVER THE RIVER.

MANUFACTURING INTEREsTs.-rh The iacili-
ties Afforded by the eastern boundary OF the city
OF Camden have attracted to this point ltr rye
manufacturing capital, which is employed IN
various branches OF that development of indus
try. The banks Of Cooper's creek are high, and
the waters Deep sufficiently available for vessels
oflarge size to ascend with materials used. There
are cobalt and chemical works, iron foundries,
machine shops, rolling mills, cotton factories,
and other manufactures, all of which are in
successful operation, and employ large num-
Der of workmen. Almost every hour of the day
huge wagons, drawn by stal @art horses, and
loaded with the different products OF these
hives of industry or with the raw materials
used in these manufactories, are seen trundling
along the streets. indicating that large and
profitable business is thus carried on. So many
advantages are offered to manufacturing in
terests on this creek that a number OF new
g tabishments are soon to be erected, and these
will give additional activity TO the business
aspect OF the eastern part of the city. The eX-
tensive log-wood mills of the Messrs. Browning
are situated on this stream, and carry on q large
business, furnishing drugs to nearly all parts Of
the country. 1t is the manufacturing estab-
lshments that give activity and life to q city,
and 1t VIII not be many years before the entire
shores of Cooper's creek Will become studded
with manufactures, and the business prospects
OF Camden advanced in a hundred-tod ratio.
To accommodate these interests large numbers
OF new dwelhng-houses will also be built for the
woIkmen, and thus the outskirts of the city will
be compactly built up.
construct railroad from the Junction, or Jackson
Station TO Pennsgrove or Pennsyille, will, again be
renewed this winter 1t Is proposed to branch of
from the RaTitan and Delaware Bay Railroad,
touching at Williamsiown, Glassboro, and across
Gloucester into Salem county, passing Swedes
boro, and down to one OF the places named,
where boat VIII connect with Wilmington, or
sufficiently near to intercept either the Balti-
more route, or the Delaware road which leads to
Seaford. As far New Jersey IS concerned,
this enterprise cannot be OF the smallest benefit.
Our West Jersey roads are all-suflicient for the
agricultural, commercial, and travelling interests
of the lower counties; aud the proposed
road is only calculated to direct trade
and travel from Philadelphia TO New YORK,
or southwark The existing roads connect with
two roads to New York in few hours, and our
farmers already have a choice between the mar
kets of the two great cities so that we see no
possible advantage to be deriy ed by JERSEY men,
while it must prove detriment to Philadelphia.
New York capitalists are at the bottom Of this
scheme; and with this road running south, and
the proposed airline road to run north Of Phila-
delphia, that city will be between two fires. The
people of this section are opposed to being used
as catspaws to drag hot chesnuts out OF ,he fire
for Wall street stock; obbers and spectators to
crack.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

IN MARKET Street
POSITIVELY THE LAST WEEK OF THE
BRILLIANT ACCESSIOt OF OURIOST IIEs FROM
BARN UM's MUSEUM, NEW YORK.
THE NOVA SCOTIA 0IANTESSl
The alest LADY living aged nineteen years eight feet
one inch high weighing f42 DOunos
MISC LIZZIE REED.
The Smallest Woman in the world twenty-five yeais
old thirty two inches high. weighs 80 pounds.
ZURUBY HANNUM, from a remote province Of "Cir
cassia" having been Iansomed great expense while
on her way 70 turkish markets together with
10000 MAJ URAL CURIOSI les. forming altogether
the public.
Admission TO view the whole IS cents Children. 2sc
Unen daily from A M. till 10 p NJ
226t il. p. INGALLS,, Proprietor
4 ERMANIA 0RCBLo1RA.-PUBLICR RE-
~ hearsals everv SATURDAY AFTERNOON AT
MUSICAL FUND HALL. 3H O'Clock. Engagements
ms oJhy addressing GORGE BASTkRr, gent o. 1891
MONTEREY street between Race and Vine. l6 3m
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FOR SALE.

ITO PHOTOGRAPHERS.-F SALE CHEAP
4 Portable Photograph Gallery size, u bv "a feet
ADDRESS j. ID b., Dennisyille Cape may county, New
jersey. l252E
LOR SALE GOODWILL AND FIXTURES OF
y Hotel No. 1853 CALLoWHILL street.
1252f j. SHAW.
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The following table is furnished by the United
States Railroad and Mining Journal, giving the
comparative exports OF petroleum TO foreign
countries =
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AT SAME PLACE
ON wEn NESnAX Eohru,

Al SAME PLACE
ON WEDNESDAY, February II.
WILL BE SOLD A s OCK OF
NEW BLANK BOOKS, STATIONERY, WRAP
PING PAPER
5000 STANDARD MEDICAL BOOKS,
Consisting IN part
140 copies Gray's Anatomy;
30 do Dunghson's Medical Dictionary;
$50 do Practice Medicine, Woods, Beunets,
Natson's etc
90 do Dalton's Physiology;
so do VIrchow's Fatholoyj;
l5O do Surgery-Gross, Erickson, Fergu.
son, etc '.
1UO DO u. ,. DlspensatOry
60 do Beck's JurispI ud dence;
30 do P0Tnsh's PnarmacY
30 do Therapeutics, ood, and Stlllc;
800 co Minor surgery;
5I6 do Surgical Anatomy;
~ 90 Chemistry, FOwnes;
20 40 Webster's Dictionary. etc. etc etc.
500 Blank Books, quues Cap J bound;
loco do do small quarto;
S25 do do fine, who bound;
600 Reams Writing Paper cap letter. and note
20 do Writing Paper, assorted;
1000 lnksiands, varieus patterns;
100000 Envelopes assorted;
5000 a. Books, miscellaneous;
300 Portfolios;
Pencils, Pens, Ink, etc ETC. etc.
Some of the Medical Books are second hand
and viii be sold separately.
The Books and Instruments be inspected the
dav before the sale.
Catalogues may be had on application
ROBERT FLETCHER,
SURGEON and Brevet Colonel 5. Volunteers,
"a lot Medical Purveyor U. 3. A.
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WANTS

a WANTED TO PURCHASE-A FIRST
kiy class HOUSE in Arch street. west OF Broad and
east OF Twentyrs treet, Possession not required
six months
ADDRESS Box 24OO Post ofco. l2O6tt
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2 ARGE SALE OF CONDEMNED CLOTHING
i CANP AND GARRISON EQUIPAGE.


CHIEF OUARTERM AsTER's OFFICE
DEPOT OF WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. January 13, 1865 }
Will be sold a' "uDhc auction under the direction
OF Captain D u thomas. M. = h at the Govern
mem Warehouse, corner of Seventeenth and fl
streets. WASHINGTON, d. c.. on MONDAY, January
20, 1866 at 10 cock A. NJ. large lot of con-
demned clothing, etc, consisting OF
Drums, Kettles,
Sasles, knapSacks,
Books Haversacks,
Jackets Hospital Tents,
Blal kets, Wall Tents,
Bedsacks, SIbev Tents,
Leggirgs, Common Tents,
Havelocks, Flags,
Cap Covers Coats,
Rubber apke's, Caps,
Rubber Ponchos, Pack saddles,
.f Axes, Vests
Pickaxes, Tro Wsers,
HH'chets,i Shirts
ssRRSdesi. sRRC1ei.. IgrOAnf; Etr Tfc
The sale Will be continued from day to day until
the stores are sold .
date of sale. "I b.
IeIms-Cash, in Government funds
Brevet Major-Genera and Chief Quartermaster,
10 l2t Depot Of washington.
GALE OF CONDEMNED QUARTERMAsrER's
CHIEF QUARTERsrAsrER's OFFICE,
DEPOT OF WASHINGTON,
WASHINGTON, d. g., January "a, 1866
Will be sold at Public Auction under the direction
OF Breyet Colonel G. III. Tompkins @. M at LIN.
OLN DEPOT. Washington, ID. c., on THURS
DAY, February g. 1865, at 10 O'Clock A. M a large
lot of CONDEMNED QUARTERMAS IER'S
STORES, consisting Of lr...l
Chairs, 2s5 Saddles,
Desks, Whips
Tables, - Portable Forges
| "a TOUR horse Wagons Chisels,
68 two-horse Wagons, Planes, ~.
30 Carts, ... Hammers,
2 Hearses, Axes,
Aspiring Wagons, Vises
| Ambulance, Hose Carriages,
Wagon Bodies, Hoes,
Wagon Wheels, Shoyels,
Chains, Spades,
Blankets, .t Kettles,
Brides, Mattocks,
Gum Buckets, Bake Ovens,
| Horse Collars, Brooms ~
Wagon Covers, Tubs,
Horse Covers 927 lbs Castings.
| 932 sets Mule Harness, II AVG lbs Scrap Iron,
| S3 sets Horse Harness, 1920 lbs Cast hon,
| 207 sets Ambulance Har- % 697 lbs iIe Iron,
ness, l762 lbs Rope, etc.
The sale will De continued from day to day until
the " hole is sold. . -r" ..
The stores must be removed within five days from
date OF sale. ..rU ..
| Terms-Cash, in Government funds
d. II. RUCKER,
Brevet Maj. Gen. and Chlef Quartarmaster,
l 25 lit Depot oil Washington
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GOVERNMENT SALES.

GALE OF sERvICEABLE AND UNSERvICE-
- ABLE QUARTERMASTER'S STORES AND
GOVERNMENT HORSES
DEPoT QUARTERMAarRR OFFICE,
l.. 90. BALTIMORE, Md January % 1859.
VIII be sold at Pubic Auouon, under the diroe-
zion Of Captain A. M ummng, A. q. NJ, at tho
Canton Warehouse Fells Point. Baltimore, Nd, on
FRIDAY, February 2, 1866, at 10 O'Clock A Al a
large lot OF Unservceable Quartermasters Stores,
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SALa OF GOVERN TENT BARGES. q
- CHIEF QUARTERMA sTER's OFFIoK,
nj ~ DEPOT OF " AsHINoroN, n 81
WARRINGTON, ID. c.. January IL, 1856, i
VIII be sold at public auction, under the direction
of Brevet Major Benjamin Burfol, a. Q. NJ at
Sixth rect wharf, Washington, ID q, on SATUR- r
DAY, February 1866 at II o'clock NJ. the follow
BaTPe MlDDLESEA. b.
Barge FIN INANCIER fiH+ f'1l
Barge JURA,a .f.ff hl.f a3Icllf..rH
Terms-Cash in Government fands -
ID II, RUCKER, IrlI I0
Brew. Major. Gen. and Chief Quartermaster,
11517t Depot OF Washington,
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t10n OF captain A. M ummng, "A. q. NJ, at Tho
Canton Warehouse, Fell's Point, Baltimore, Nd, on
FRIDAY, February 2, 1866, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
large lot OF UnseTviceable Quartefmasters' Stores,
consisting Of -4
AIDES, Pauins,
Anchors, PIlows
Andifons, Planes
Augefs. POkers,
Axes, Broad, tresses, Letter,
Balls ana CHAINS, Punches,
Barre S, Rakes
Bars, Crate, Roofing, Felt,
Hedsu ads, saddles,
Benches, Sadd ers' Tools,
Beves screws, Bench,
Bits, Bride, Screw.drrvers
Backsmiths' Tools, Spades and Handles,
Blankets, Squares,
Blocks, tackle, Tabes,
Boilers, assorted, Vince barrOws,
Brace anO Bits, Window Studs,
Brides Riding, " OOd Horses,
Brushes, Horse Zlnc etc. etc.
Caps assorted Kettles Tea,
Carpenters ools, Ladders,
Casks, Wafer, Lamps,
Candl, sticks, Lanterns
Collars, Horse, Levels Spirit
Cups, lin, Ma let's
Curry Combs Mattresses,
Desks Office and Field, MOrtaIs and Pestles,
Fenders, Pans, assorted,
Flies, icks,
FolGes, Pins, Picket,
Folks, Stable, Plates,
Furnace, q Pots, Coffee,
Gauges, Pumps, assorted,
Guths, Quilts,
GfindstOnes, Rope
HalyaIds, Saddle BAGS.
Handouts, saws, assorted,
Harness amb andwag, Seythes,
Ha ches, ShOvels,
Hay Press, SplttOOns,
Hostlng Apparatus, Stoves and Pine,
HOds, Coal, Wagon Covers,
Hose, WHIPS
lion Wire,
Nails, II. ST. Wrenches.
Ovens.
And on SATU URDAY, February 3 1865 at Camo
Newport, Baltimore, Nd, GO (more or less) Good
Serviceaoe HoIses,
Ambulances, Drays,
Haers, Harness.
Wagons army & spTinR
Part cular attention is invited to the superior
quality of these Horses, Ambulances, and Wagons,
which are mucE better than any heretofore offered
for sale
The stores must be removed within five days from
date of sale.
Terms-Ca.h, in Government funds.
G.. W. BRADLEY
1265t Col. and Chief Q NJ. Mid. Mil. Dept.
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ID E A U OF ORDN NOE
ID ED. NAVY DEPARTMENT.
WAsHINGToN CITY, January Is, 1866
Sale of serviceable anu unserv ceable
NAVY POWDERS, .
at the United States Navy Yard Norfolk, Virginia
There will be sold to the highest bidders at pubic
auction, at noon on the 10Th day of March 1856 in
the office OF the Inspector OF Ordr rance at the Nor
lolk Navy Yard, 6y sample five hundred and thirty
four thousand four hundred and three 1884 403l
pounds or Nayv Powders, as ionows:- 300
t02,3o0 pounds, feryiceable.
. 1871 Z" ordemned.
l96l8 damaged
4,64o compressed.
534,403 ....- .r-.......
AS only about two hundred and seventv-two thou
Sand three bundled and fty-vr t2I2 S55l pounds pt
these powoers are in barrels purchasers must pro
vide barrels into which the renainder o. the powders
NAV be emptied from tine tanks, Tor which period
of thirty 1907 days will be allowed The powder in
barrels, however, must be removed WITHIN ten days
from the day of sale, Oherwie they will revert 10
the Government ltrrl ID .
Terms cash, in Government funds, one-halt OF the
purchase money TO be deposited at the completion
removed III. A. WISE
. / % mWs [ 3 IA "h Chief OF Bureau.
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NJ ,,..., r,, PhiLADELPHMI;, ~, January Zz' Is56ic
creme, Frederick w. 9rayson, i. l.. Fethersl on,
harles @, Wilson, William MeeseT Robert =. Smith
Charles H. Grafen William Bessonet. Esqs. Hon.
William V. McGrath, General William II. Small Gene
RAJ tetCr Lyle Colonel John ii Taggart Charles f.
Narburon, Richard w. Shannon George II. Moore
L. /. Csmblos, David NJ. Lyle, John - Rtsley, Frank
= johnson, Charles W. Brooke and others.
Gentlemen :: Your letter the 18th instant rendering
me Complementary Benefit, has been received, and
express the grateful emotions perusaI OF
its contents created In long career 1t has ever been
my aim to meet the approval Of the public, and this
token that my eior have been appreciated by
OF friends in this city cannot but be gratifying to
and stmu ate me to grea ter efforts IN the future
Thanking you for the kind expressions conveyed In
your letter, accent your generous offer, and ould
nan WI DNESI AY AFTERNOON, 3lst Instant, aud
IN New ohesnu street TIL catre, as the time an place
where IL give pleasure to meet my friends and
patrons 1 remain, very truly, your friend,
25 At FRANK BROWER
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a. GOV ERNMENT SALES
u SALE OF RESERVED HORSES.

~ GOV MENT SALES
SALE OF RESERVED HORSES.
QUARTERMAsTER GENERALS OBFICE,
WASHINGTON, d. c. December IL, 1866 I
The Quartermaster General Of the Army directs
that all Government Horses now at GiesDoro d. Co.,
be sold 10 the highest BIDDERS. 1'
SAFES WILL therefore, take place at GIESBoRO
y. C.. beginning on
THURSDAY NEXT, DECEMBER IA, 1855,
and continuing ON each TUESDAY and THURS.
DAY thereafter. until all are disposed of.
A Boat will leave the Sixth street wharf every
hour on the days of sale. . Los -. r ....r
These Horses have been cayefully selected and arc
superior TO any heretofore offered tor sale. lI..
Annals will be sold singlv.
Sales 10 commence at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
Terms Cash in United States curgency
JAMES A EKIN,
r.. Bfevet BTigadier-Genera in charge IN
14u31 First Division Q. NJ Il. o,
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ADJUSTMENTS.

DIsLEY's CoNTIN ENTAIL NEWS
~ IXUHAHGE
Choiee seats 10 all aces OF Amusement may be had
up 10 " O'Clock unN evening. l3lD
OHOICE SEATS AND ADMISSIONS
~ Tickets can be had iN ...I.
."PROGRAMME OFFICE,
No l3l CHESNUT .Hlreet opposite the Pos iOfnce,
for the Chesnut, Arch, Walnut, and Academy Music,
up to O'Clock every evening" l1u
NEW CHEsNUT STREET THEATRE.
h. L. TILTON, IF M0RDAUNT W H. WALLIS,
JOHN L. CARNCROss-stage Managers.
GRAND COMPLIMENTARY TESTIMONIAL
... FRANK BRowER
WEDNESDAY AFTER 90 ', January 81, 1866.
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Total ......2T ,667, 1853 81 2jl66l 23,72O 265
From the above statement it will be seen tnat
Philadelphia increased in the quantity of her
export in 1865.
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Lawlor, Everett 4 Hlncken Frederick w. Grayson,
william Meeser, hares h. Warburton
r T.. Eetherston, ..... Charles H. Graaen
W. G. Greene. George l.. Jacoby,
Charles G. Wilson, Hon John W. Forney,
Roberl G. Smith, Grover sim,
John Toy, Joseph ID. Murphy,
John L. tarncross. John G. Risley,
Hon. VIM. V. McGrath Colonel George G. Thomas
Colonel John II. Taggart, Thomas j. Barger,
David Nj. Lyle, l.. h.. Camblos
Hugh Ranken, I hares w. Brooke
j Il. Salter. Henry j. McIntyre,
John Thornley,, Joseph Redner
Joseph :. Alien, Ricnard Penistan
William II. Bessonet, James Freedom.
William II. Barnes, amue Daniels,
General VIM Il. Small, Genera Peter Lyle,
James NJ Leddy, Horn " Hol
S6muel Miller. II. ~ KaDaga,
George Campbell, John Dolmsn
JOhnJ. Galusha, James w. Bancker.
George II. Moore, GEORGE H. Vandyke,
James Reilly Joseph Davis
William Heaton Jr, DIR. David WOrrell,
O. A. DaY Joseph G.. Fowler,
James G. McClees, w. l. Germon,
HeI ~ Meesef W. II. Glenn,
G. G. Mclaughlin II N DOrlaDd,
Henry Il. BObb, theodore O.. Nandyke,
II s. GHtZmer, Frank s, johnson,
Richard W. shannon, Reuben j. Delaney,
William Jones, John Elkinton,
VIM. A. Delaney, John MOntelth,
VIM J. Pollock samuel Nc Auey,
William King, George s. JONES'
James BlaylOck Edward Irwin,
And others.
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PHILADELPHIA, January ~. 1856.
FRANK BpOwER, EsQ.-Dear sir THE undersigned,
on behaf Of lar number of your friends aud fellow
citizens desire Of comp imentarg tes
tmonia sRniyng In some degree the esteem in which
You are held by hose who have long recognized In you
the estlmabe citizen and the true arttste We are re-
quested ask that designate at what time aud
place this proiessed expression may be carried into
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$500 PER ANNUM In ADVANCE
A Good Thing.

| DR.. ,sterey's Iodine and SarsaparIlla is Com
pound of the fluid extracts of the Honduras Sarsapa
ra Yellow Dock, Stillingia, Burdock, Princes Pine
and several other valuable Roots, with the Iodine and
Iodide of Potassium, in highly concentrated state
which renders the preparation the most prompt and
eficacious known to man, for the cure of those dis,
eaaes arising from impure state of the blood, and
all diseases where tonic and Alternative medicine is
Indicated 1t searches out the very germ roots of
disease by purifying the blood and correcting the Sc
cretion of the liver, and by thoroughly the
whole system from all impurities giving life and
acvysto all the various organs of the body II pu-
rifles the blood and removes all pimples and blotches
and makes the skin pure, white and clear
1t will cure Scrofua Old Sores, letter, Ringworm,
Salt Rheum Scald Head, Pmpies the face, Prairie
and }Barbers Itch, Army Itch Illinois Mango, Mis-
souri, Scratches Iowa Digs and all Diseases and erup,
tons of the skin but for the cure of Sores and Skin
Diseases of every kind, recommend Gridleys Salt
Rheum and letter Ointment to be applied to the Sores
or parts affected. The Iodine or Sarsaparia parfes
the Blood and removes the cause, and the Ointment
heals the parts affected. The Iodine Sar>
saparia nurifes the Blood and removes the cause.
and the Ointment heals the and kills the disease
and thus speedy and Permanent cure is Effected
Both recommended to be used for these complaints
Every person afflicted with the disease should know
that Dr. Easterly's Iodine and Sarsaparllla is six
times Stronger, Cheaper and Better than any other
Sarsaparla or Blood Purifying Medicine now offer
to the public money will be tax for it. There
fore ask for DR.. Eastery's Iodine and Sarsaparilla
and take nothing else
Pricethe Iodine and Sarsap aria, 81 so per bottle
Frice-Gridley's Salt Rheum an letter Ointment
IS cts per bottle.
North Fifth street. St. Louis Mo- Sold at their Branch
Family Medicine Store, No. SO Madison street, Chi
cago. Ill
For sale by all Druggists