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West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-01-20
Dr.Strickland's
| TONIC.

and Debility. 1t is not alcoholic therefore partic
iarly suited for Weak, Nervous and Dyspeprc per
bottle.
Jan. 90, 'sssmpy
West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-01-20
FOUL MURDER
WE HAVE NINE STYLES

SASH AND WINDOW FASTENERS,
DRASS and Iron Bolts, Door Chains, and other fas-
ID tenings for sale by
TRUMAN & SHAW,
No. s35 eight Thirty-h MARKET street,
Below Ninth, PHILADELPHIA
West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-01-20
COUGH
NO
MORE.

tis and Group. Bein!
Herbs it is healing, So
particularly suitable
and Lungs. For sale
West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-01-20
DYSPEPSIA.

DIR. STRICKLAND'S TONIC
rs . concentrated preparation of
Roots and Herbs, with anti-acids
and carminatives to strengthen
the stomach and nervous sys-
tenn. 1t is a certain remedy for
Dyspepsia or In digestion, Ner-
,vousness, Loss of Appetite. Acid
|ity of the Stomach. Flatulsncy,
not olroh Ala Skapn fn~n ,>.~ssa..
West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-01-20
EXECUTORS SALE OF
. II a T. tt SIT a tn T..

Jan. 20, '66.2t
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.89k 1T 80 FET 4 lFNlI Tssg II Z &C
ro,Acco, AID HsAarI DJssAsi. IN. De-

TosAcco, Asp HsARr DiseAst.7-Ms De.
csisne, In a communication 70 the Academic
des Sciences, exhibits another clause IN the
heavy bill Of indictment against the abuse
,sftobscco. lie states that in the coursc OF
three years. he has met among eighty-three
inyeterate smokers, twenty one Instances
u marked ntermt.ence Of she polse, occur
ing in men from twenty seven TO lorty-two
Years Of age. and not to be explained by
organic lesion OF the heart. The absence
Of such lesion or other condition OF health
capable Of. ioducing intermlssion OF the
action al the heart, and the fact that, in nine
Or these instances, in which the use Of to-
haccs was abandoned, the ,Darpal action Of
the organ was restored. NJ. Dccaisne be-
iisyes, win justify him in concluding that.
in certain subjects. the abuse Of tobacco
psy give rise to conditions which may be
termed " nsrcotisa Of the heart" charac-
seizvd by intermission in the mnvement
Of that organ aud the pulsation Of the raji-
aeai artery. and ihatsi some cases, sus.
pension or diminution in the practice Of
ssnvking is sufficient TO cause the entire
disappsarsnce Of this irr.gularity.
Medical 7ines and Gazette.
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A LITTLE AT a TIME.

DE-. Johason used 10 say. /" lie who
.~si,s,to do,a great deal Of good at once,
will neser do any" Grand occasions 81
.life seldom Come. are soon gone. and when
present. II IS only one among thousand,
who Is adequate 20 the great actions they
aemspd. Hut there are opportunities a,
asr doors every day 10 which the rspall
sweei charities Of life" may occupy US fully.
What accpunuesu We give fthese. a. they
psss by aud on to eternity. 10 lay their re-
cord before the great throneS re aho Hat
terra himself win sir-cas,les. constructed
.at OF the magnificent schemes he wotid
accomplish. were he endowed with grea,
wealth. or exalted to high stations. viii
siud them dissolving into thin ar. when
ever he calls his heart to an honest se-
cunt Tor tie right use Of that which God
has already inlrusted 10 his care. Hc
chat Is uniaithlal IN that which is least. 10
also unIaithiuI ia much"
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DID ON A YEAR made BY any one with
Up ~'VOV $40 Stencil Toos. No erperi.
ence neeesssty. ThePsesident,. Cashiers, aud rrca
sutes Of three Binks endorse tho cifshs. Sent free
With sampes Address ,hc Apsricsa stencil Tool
Waks. Spring6sid, Vermont
Aug1s, 1. 4s--sm
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Til LII tfs1IH9E T9Ftq
from sssvs our heads and she earth pass from undst
aar fteit on nalufe gives ssh 81 decay and tbs 8dh
shall sunbsi IN Tho clouds, iorgelfui Of the voice 81
tie fnofniig" hV1 Aa'aN
There are other point, which Iimisb. bring bsfsre
you, but deem il useless here. In conclusion, il you
should see Glto elect me your Representative in the
Senate, win ssrse you faithfully, honestly and TO
the best Of my humble ability. III c.
have the hoaor 10 remain, very respectfully, your
obedient servants ss u .Issf4
ll. .tsa se,8 JAMES F, CRAIGE., !
Augusta ~ 81 AN M I8-3w
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A CARD
.EtRo.s Cili,m, "a Oranrf;

|
NOT bsiil b,viag hrea solicited the lhirs ,ins
Ny ~ friends ~ different psie 81 The county. ~.
gently seqsessihE ms 8, hserme candidate ~ n.
Ssn.is have allowed m, name 10 be as.d knns.
us ,hs, lhes sc gentlemen 10 eur county n,orc n.
pssls u ding lhls honorable snd sfJaons po.on 81
irust la.n myself
havs iga ~ aspiration f1f Office | nnrh prr.
g. sill to irsd he snstiug fpuow. "a temAn eni.
q snd psseesble llef 81 the soil, thsn 20 TAXI soy
esa whae.et IN no hs.ssng iutmos Of firii "a
fehss ei.ssns deem il useless 10 make an eIaso.
fMs ss9tation o. nv principles 10 ihis card az the
gfsfisf pat ~ yea kno- wheu sssl. snl ever
mess q ssanj on the side of ths Constitution snd
ne laws ~ hey afe The gua'tisn ~ our Liberty "
Feiies Citizens. an opposed 70 the Rsukrstea
q The Consultation. Bal there "a MEASURE SIN In
hv1i ". va. 10 c"nislieaic eli the properly over
issn,s taeussud dollafs ,hd person may DO pos.
nssd u the pfocceis % be spilled to The use II
niust soldier, anj orphan chidfen 81 Confederate
essd. That the formsi who hs,, tloar 20 much COT
ihs' ceaaify, nay ~. be found begging bead, aud
Nat the later nay be edocslsd and irsined up Tor the
hensslle assratlens of life as
Fell1~ Ctissus. these nai,nsd Soldiers spl orphan
slili'sh shsud never ss fssgaisn w us Ne. never
s''sfii %. sotl The Beautiful heavens shsll mel,
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Hillsborough Classical School.
e. eE y H E. HILL }IP-ipeip.l..

THE Principals have 40 experience in teaching o.
= from i've to eight years. No. @. II. Hin Rss
for several years instructor 10 the State Asylum
FOR the Deaf and Dumb at Raleigh, c. II is their
purpose 10 establish az English snd Classical School
which shall hi boys ior College The practical do
ties Of life Board can be ohsained in some Of ibe
best families in town. The Fall session will oper
the lss Of August, and continue twenty weeks.
TERMS PER SESSION.
English Tuition, $25 90
IlsHsical $500. S. ~ w
Board except lights add washing,l loo 90
Connnsent Zee, 90
All bills payable 10 currency, in sdssncc, Or at
the dis fe,ion Of ihe Principals. No deductions en-.
cepl 10 cases Of ptoisased sickness.
Address Rev. II. G. HILL, Hllsborougb. NC.
July IL. Ne 44--4W
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LIST OF LETTERS.

~ REMAINING ia the Post Office at II ilsborough.
A N. o.. on the Ia day Of August. 1866 which il
NOT taken ou in month. will be sent 10 the Dead
Letter Office
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DscAr, or ras Nav Zs.laSDsas.-Th,

Oscar. OF THs Nav Zs.LsSDEas.-Th The
EngIlsh are fund Of abusing the people 81
the Unltcd States for moi preserving tiie
indisa tribes lrnIn becoming extinct be-
lore the advance OF our civilization. But
the ssine thing IS taxing place in New
Zoslsnd. 'rhr natives are fast disappear
ing. Df. Frsrtnerssone says that twenty
years ago lhe,r numDcrs we're estimated
Al one hundred ihupsand ; now they de not
number lurty Thousand souls. aud IN lweni }
ysAss,ihey will be rsdoerd To "a mere hand
iul. Il is 40, that their longevity j. abrldg'
Ell. bit thar lru,a sosnr nndrhnrd ctuse,
whsn-sef placed side ~ aide vAth Eprs.
peaRs. :" the hearibs 81 The natives. like the
pigwsms Of the h,aerlcsn Indians. retrca'
Or disappear before tue lorrsnt VI iinmlgrs'
fion."
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FRESH ARRIVALS.

StHOE5 ana Gntsrs. from III Miles g. Son., and
- other makers. Geps Hats, Misses Hats. Gents
Caters, Boots and Shoes, Cfockery and Glass Ware,
White and Drown Sugar, % adlss, Lamps, De de-,
Fans, Belts. Gloves, Bosonls and Collars, Hairneis,
Cambrick and SWISS Edgeings, Iweeds. cslicoes;
Mor,mbiques. Challles. Black GrenaJIns, and Rib;
bons, Fine and Heavy Unhleached James aud Shirt.
ings, and many other goods tk4t}F
JAMES WEBB & SON. +,
july as If I A..
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One Hundred Dollars Reward.

SR'KE JAIL on Sunday nigh. the 2and instant,
~ Wesley and Lorenzo Watson, some.imss call
ing themseIsee John and Henry Davis ! wdi give
one hundred dollars for he apprehension and deli
very .! both Of them 10 me, City dollar for either
OF them They are small men, about FIVE fee six
inches high, light hair and eyes. will give The
above reward for either Of them, dead or alive.
II. b. GUTHRIE, Sheriff.
July rs. A..
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Letters from the eity. Of Mexico asser,
that Msflm,Iisa has ssrees. together With
iAr French Mihisier, that 10000 French
troops will remain tn Mexico lsr hye years.
sewing unarr The Mexican Aag. Nspslean
-srees to tprnish MsIimliI.n $500. 900 per
month Tor i've years. receiving. - sscs !
nty Tor this aud athrf eisims. tie Rsilrosd
irsn Vera Cruz 10 the CITY - herico. -the
Rsvshss to he COLLECTED W ffebch officials
10 Philsdelphia. on Monday, black NO.
siin sassrrered for having horribly turhcd
black ehlld. he years u sge. ;, sitting
II On q h,i slo,e.
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~ En- AEsiNG IN the; l,Dst Dtiifer at isbor0ugh.
"A N. o.. on The Ia day Of August. 1866; which il
aef tsken out in on month"; will be sent 10 the bead
Letter Office. go
Mrs Gsthsrne Brinklc, Frederick Lloyd,
Samuel !; Blnet, Capt. James Long,
Mrs Frances Bcasley, Wiiliain A Lunsford,
Bradshaw, Snilh 4 o. Rri-hiss Il, Mcrsuley,
AIT. 3obn e.. McCown.
Jshn Burton, Miss Saly MAYS
Frederick Burr, Hugh Montgomery.
William b srlou, Sirneon Mel arlane. 4.
Caiharine CLARK, John Esups,ligIew, ~
A.J.craf. Miss Martha w, Flckeu,
Thomas Dean, Mrs.. Eliza Parish,
Sylvester Dunston, j. Y. Reid. ava
Miss Mary Dickie. Mrs. Sarah Ray, Il
James larrarl, II Mary "A, Redding.
Mss. ". Il. Gray. M. M. iowa. 1900
Wilson Garsrd. Mrs. Mamie 3. Timer
Alfred Graham, James Tenent (col'd)
J. r. Huichins e Co.. ChsFes Thompson,
John Horton (coI1reaJ Elisha L.. WeiIs,
Frederick Hornsr. Edward w sraingion. 4 !
Mrs. Sarah "A. HiIl.t John w, Workmsn..
Nathaniel Holloway, y. p. Willisms1as st
John g. Jshoe. Ms, Poly Wilson,
Mia Lizzie Jones. Miss juiis II, Wood.
Emperor Jackson (coidl Mira. Sailie A. Waision.
Lewls Jenkins. = Is = - -
Persons calling for any of.ths above lsttefs will
plssse ssy they isss adssdissd.g 900 aaY-R
August 8. NA n 4 49,
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Jnternal Repenne.
COLLECTORS OFFICE,

COLLECTORS OFFICE,
" UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE,
SIXTH DISTRICT STATE or NEWfYORk. -
COMPRISING THE NINTH FlFTBEHTH AND SIXTEENTH
WARDS or THE CITY OF NETWORK.
ANNUAL TAX NOflCENOIlCE is hereby gwen ths, hsVe
received FROM the Assessor the annual collection M 81 THIS ~ c
valuations subject 10 tax the hfs day
Nsy United Internal Revenue wf that Tue
have become doe payable
and that VIII attend personally By deputy ilr ne eos1ion Of
Office No. l3i West Fourier hist corner o.
day sudsys excepted the lr Of September 1866
until fifteenth 1866 iDcuTe between the hours
Of o'clock. ., and O'Clock p
Tie taxes inclgded Ia tie annual b are upon PATE carnage
yachts billiard tables piano fofe god waiehes and ensea and
upon ncorles Tor the yari655.
sam negc 1, the due by them
Itev according 70 ist sforsFsd the hereby peehsd
~ MAuxsELl B. FrELp Collector.
Dated; Tss. Yoyh Aug o., 1909.
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Gxtnreion5.

DAILY EXCURSIONS TO GLEN COVE and
a. White stone Byi. Deck orssi sss
SMITH Capt SMITH vii ravs ip. Po No. 70 East River
every osng, Sundays excepted At 35 Tor the above ndn
Returning VIA eays Hoya u $3.50 r M touching iof Pssesc
At loot Of Thirty seveuih-st, 2. r.. eaea way. :
DIcNIC aud EXCURSION of LINCOLN COUN-
Gil No 10. u q A. TRURsDAf, sept s. 10 pSf5sy.
Eishht r. n Bfo0mt ~. u fsehIp " PIER no y
N b. sl M0rton-st O'Clock Bsree WAITER SANDS wihdy
The National o. All Republics and struggling He
pGbies viii be thIOsn o the breeze.
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oxo. 4. Ls.yrr Anc,,en.er.

DOCK TRADE SALE ROOMS. &95 Broadway
ID LEAviTT srREBEI0H Co. successors 10 T. Cooley.
corsiokHEsrs SOLICITED. ADVANCES sApk
ILs NEW.YORk BOOK TRADE-SALE Wi commence
THURSDAY September 1866 at O'Clock aud Be continued
dal a tho order of the Catalogue.
sale. OF 500
ready Catalogue contains larger and attractive sssod
usI Of Books IA large gusnties sisrdto Popular
Truie han that VS. have heretofore is,Gst.
Wishing purchase Obsa Catalogues on application to
the Anctioneefs. .
% sale osrs Inducements the Trade purchase their Stock
such oaanofDe obtained IN any other NY .
Catalogue contains Invoices o nearly all the leading Pub-
.hsu bfscns lists their bs Books lrge guam
desirable fully Miscellaneous
Books School Books Juvenile Book Ne
Family oil Bibles and Prayer Books and
more than Photor sph Albums OF the latest styles
prominent presented
ofFORETGN BOOKS. Books comparatively and admirably
adapted for se in this coany sofed in seeh quantities that IA
and full contributions OF American Publish
cannot fail amply careful attendance.
Every Catalogue will BE- sod BY auction without
70 the highest bidder
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Drlnilnq.

fNIIAS. c. SHELLEY No. g. Barclay-st.,
" STEAM JOB PRlNrEiLCacs tiseuAT Blihsads Fosters
tttscsgtG NC, a tic lsucst esi1 Fat
kYLabER PbE5sWpRk -sle n We t.ee.
YAM EVEROEJLs SON. No. l0I Ruton.st.--
W STEAM JOB PAINTERS fnd LAREL MANUFACTURE
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6ouses dno farms iJanteo.

HOUSE WANTED.--A good House. wellElocated
worth from s2oOooto esso0 wanted in exchange fos house
worth siA0Oo A. TREDWELL. No. 1903 chanberss.
IfyANTED-COUNTRYP PLACE, 10 10 80 miles
w from the city; comfortable HOUSE and few
proved be pleasant healthy price moderate and mes
iugs schools and station Adde'S " G. d., Tribune Once
for ten days
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Boaro ano Rooms.


A PLEASANT MISUNDERSTANDING at once the
"A advantages and country hfe can be found No
bs, Heights ~ y The hrcss Pleasantly
the and noise the city, commanding hns
hsrbor aud metropolis IN connection with has
e,bhnsnt the TURKISH BATH one Of the greatest physical
there powerful TO eno~se and restore
Ne diseased or enfbled Coed board snd immunity from
cholera be secured BY limited number desiring 10 swan them
with other nygienic egencies
CHAS. II. SHEPARD. NJ D.
A DESIRABLE suit of Furnished ROOMS TO LET
"A 20 gentlemen without board in ths h;'' cas- house NO -
A LARGE FURNISHED ROOM TO LET, without
~ board single gents In private American family
B,tA adjoining. No. 96s wss, Twenty Gre, a.
,DOARD WANTED-For LAD in aAplsn family.
ID address with terns, O. NJ. Boz No. ls2 Tribune oiee.
ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS'msy be had
II vicinity Of the FihhAynne Hotel strictly srses
bod gentlemen only Address l. ~ Bon $50 PoQfoe
ITNFURNISHED ROOMS, with or without Beard
are wanted BY quiet family of four Permanent arrange
made desirable paTes Address HAMILTON Boz No liz
Tribune Once.
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Daneinq Academies.

A DODWORTHs DANCING ACADEMY, No.
N. 22 Fhav corner Twen,y-siIth Upon hi. return from
Europe about September rs, Mr. DODWoRTH will be at the
Academy on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS from
purpose Of meeting those who would like TO
place their children under his charge Classes viii commence about
he 81 October.
M FRANK DoDwoRTH will the time and will
classes Brooklyn shout the time above
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LIMITED PIANo-FORpE MAKERS.
" Ne % wALKEK-sT, New.Yort
Our Company being composed entirely Of superior werkmeu,
enabled produces pere. fi,nsFcs THAN ANY
OTHER HOUSE. :.
Every ial,raa guaranteed for Five Years
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TIE GALAXY.
Vol. II. 70.
Fer SEPTEMBER is 1859
'I Now Ready.
ooETEsrtp
ARCHIE InyFII with An ilusrsnon.l uwfrdg.
JUNE DAY AT PORT HUDSON. by james FTsIkHn PAtf.
Ml0SOHNE. BY MARA Louisa Peel
PAMELA CLARKE. By NJ A. Edwards ,rr.
POUR BRITISH sTATESMkN. BY Ncb1d bIaht Nh'e'
THE ELDER BOOTH. By Isaac c. Pray
TOO LATE. By John Weiss
THE CLAVERNGS (Hb lnstration) BY Anhony IrohoIe
ALONG THE JAMES. By John EsNn Ceoke
THE PALlO AT SIENNA. By B: g.
HERkLDRY IN AMERICA. By w.
CHARADE By Dr. IT. w. ParsonI
REBULE By tile Editor
TsR FRERoB AoADKNY's PAM TBxNB
ORIsM yANKER Do0RLE.
Tan VoIcR THE 1uRTLR. ........
TBE iRDiAN OPAraIsT.
Miss RoeeKTT1s POKnS
This e number Of tie second volume The Bret vclors
may be obtsred pnbhshe elegantly bound in CLOTH fci
o.; wisng subscribe by the payment Of s d1
receive bound and be credited for tie balance Of Che year
10 May I The secOnd voluns vii be couIIeeS January j.
1851 The thiId yolame Asy ], te7 Address
W. G. A. p. p CHURCH
No. % PkIkTop, New-YoTh
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!, Nav. YokE.-ChaIles llllgs Brewery.
CERTIFICATES.
OFFICE OF WILLIAM SzLLsRs ; G

PHILADRIPHlA Auglst 10, TOO. y
JosEpH HAsRfos sDeor Sir; We have yos favor q The
Oh inst reply have had the hAk
RIsON BOILER constant use ~ oar Works o nearly two yea
satisfaction We consider u quite economical
In boiler have Bsed. with WI n
satisfied that IL much safer than Boss
made 1onrs Truly, WIZ shLLsn 70
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DEAL ESTATE and LOAN OFFlCE Of

Of 000 WILL BUY very be1utif1i, healthy
~ 1,DDO located FAIRY Of 20 Asresfsr becS It's yaae, -
the received throug MORTGAGE ioeec'1e
cost money which finely situated back the road; vel
shaded well wa;sd and 200 bearing Ape Tces Il three
mites from Spring Valley. N W 30 from tbs City - Rarosd or
North River. Cali on'F j. BEAN. No. il3 John-si.
OLD nnA "A SUPERB FOUR STORY Phi
" Ic.UOO. liaeghi.i BR'ck HOUSE, eIGwn-.ioas
f. shed orunfirnshei elegant orceri al rnooen
immediate osses.on; located on BLOCK treating
Carol Park. Brooklyn ApoySto W. A. TOWNSEND, No.
Csrolplsce Brooklyn or olsa4 Broome-si New. York
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MEaelsTna PRIsTss Roc1,, EIsalha Ruilai9 r.

JOSEPH HARRISON, IT, esqDedT S am much plees'
with the Boiler pat in !or nine ten non.h go
has been IN constant troubeuo rpairs-no o9p
out and steam be up" IN about 20 minutes requires ~
rrsl deei more work icheery rec amend being and do
JAzHs 3. RsDaERs
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Eam 6fboo4s.

TAW SCHOOLS.
Ia COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL
The ninth OF this institution al tho Law
School BUILDINGS No. 81 Lafayette place New York on NEDNES-
continues until May i5 1851 Graduates
without further examination
other information address No 81 syespaee
N,y.York THEODORE W. DWIGHT,
Warden OF Columbia College Law School
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.Gales bp Auttion.

A. N. MxRvIs. Auctionssr
DY BANGS, .MERWIS & CO., Broadway cor. 4th-
I'D sSss Books Works Of Art Fancy dood Furniture &c
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON sept. st4 o'cloeh-
PRIvlTE LIBRARY consisting Of Discs,shap0s collection Of
In History, Arts, Scieaces, &c
FRIDAY AFTERNOON Sept. i a. O'clock
MEDICAL BOOKS sRi'sTATl0NERY
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-02-20

The attention of the trade and the public at large
called to this SALE rs the goods will be sold in lots
to suit both large and small purchasers. Quantities
snail as dozen will be sold. Goods will be
delivered to purchasers within five 81 days from ter
mnati0n of sale
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WINES, LIQUORS, ETC.
sDERKINS. STERN q cos.
CALIFORNIA WINES

The increasing popularity our brands of these
me Wines has induced their extensive imitation
All desiring genuine and pure Wines should see that
our copyrighted label, bearing our name, place Of
business and the state Seal of California, is upon
each bottle.
The following Wines are now offered by us. with
our %G1T hSF OK SR HOOK PGaKElf WINE
Of q light straw color, very delicate, fine Favored
and superior as dinner Hne to Hook or Rhine.
A rich and naturally sweet Wine, much admired
by ladies' and valuable in the sick chamber, as it
Wine and well adapted for Communion purposes
MUSCATEL.
This superb Wine is made from selected grapes. 1t
s very delicate, and will rank with the very highest
PORT.
This deep red color, of good body and fine flavor.
1t Is becoming very popular where slightly astring
emit and DELEGATE stimulant is desired Being entirely
natural Wine. it will agree with the most delicate
VINE BITTERs.
These are made in our own cellars, from ourEown
Wines, and will e found ssgTeesPIe and pleasant
Distilled from the second pressing of the grape and
is pure and desirable article.
J.K. BARNES, the Surgeon General of the United
States, assisted by Assistant Surgeon WOODWARD,
after searching and careful analysis Of our Wines
prOnOunces them all pure and admirably adapted
DIR. JACKSON, the well-known Chemist of Boston
comedies with this opinion.
The Boston journal Transcript, traveller, Sdtur
day Evening Gazette, New York Evening Post, Tri.
bune and large portion of the press throughout thu
country, have. in leading articles upon American
Wines eytoled the superior merits of these Wines
The Wine Convention. held at Cleveland, Ohio
where our Wines came in competition with all thu
leading brands of Western Wines. awarded fv'
premiums out of six to our Wines.
The Indiana State Fair, endorsing the opinion ex
pressed at Cleveland, awarded US Diploma and Sill
vaz Medal.
g. w. PIER Il CO.,
No. At South Charles street.
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MILITARY DIRECTORY.
Middle military Department.

Major General w. S. Hancock commanding; head.
quarters corner Calvert and Fayette streets
Assistant Adjutant General. Middle Military De.
partment, Brevet Col. A. i. King.
First Army Corps Gu. s. Veteran Volunteers Head
quarters corner Calvert and Fayette street BIT. 1t
Col. Finley Anderson, Assistant Adiutant General
District of BaltmOre-Brevet Major GenT Ge0rpe
v. Getty commanding; headquarters, No. q Holt.
day street. - ~
Medical Director-Brevet Colonel Josiah Simpson:
Office, third story Department headquarters.
Provost Marshal-Brevet Brig Gen John WooIIev:
ONCE, corner Camden and Eutaw streets
PToy9st Marshal General of Delaware and Mary
land-Breyet Brigadier General w. H. Browne; Office
PToV0st Marshal Congressional Districts of Mary
tand-Captaln Robert Cathcart Office No. SO T. Bati-
more street.
Depot Commissary-Brevet Brigadier General Thos.
Wilson, assistant and BIT. 1t. Col. L. n. Smith, c. S.;
once, No. 5. Gay street, up stairs.
Depot and Department Quartermaster-CoI Geo:
w Bradley, Calvert and Eayette streets; as
slstants, Captain A. NJ. Cumming, A. O. NJ office
No. S. Gay ST., up stairs.
Chief Paymaster-Brevet Lieut.. Col. +. NJ. Etting
Paymasters-Brey Lieut. Col Z, 3. Warner, Majors
L. ii. c. Hooper, Brantz Mayer. William IT, NicoIs
and W. II. Stewart; Offices, Post Office Building
Medical Purveyor-Sureeon z. L. Bliss, No. s N
Charles street.
Examining Board for Veteran Volunteers and
Colored Troops, Brevet Brig. Gen. W. Ill. Morgan,
President No. Il Holiday street.