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NOTICE .

n LII persons who are in arrears fos Tssss, musl
ssale before, OF during November Court, -
longer indulgence cannot bSfivsn. All who avail
themselves Of This opportunity win save costs. $
Il. B, GUTHRIE. Sheoi6: Z
November 81. $3.50. i IN 64--2w
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Pork Wanted,

I Wish 70 buy 100 st hogs. Any siss taken, frsm
= 70 10 500 lbs Green and Dry Hides tskenat my
Store. Every kind Of Produce taken for Goods.
Iue JAMES WEBB. Jr.
Nov. 30. .aa,oa.. 81
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Look To- your Interest.

~lNHE.Firm Of J.Y. WHITFIELD & co. was dis-
= solved IN September, 1865. All persons owing
The lais 6rn are hereby notified that they must oall
onihe subscnbsr At once and settle.
]. Y. WHITFIELD.
sepsenbsrls. ss-
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On 0fNay, Nosember 3d. the principal
part Of Brandon. Miss, including eleven
stores. was. for the third time. destroyed
By Gre. The FIRE was attributed to incen-
dix1ism. l5E8S Y q ~ lAfs2s-T
General Beauregard has arrived, home
fromlhis European tour, and hss. Assumed
the duties Of president Of the Jackson Rail
road Company. He has improved greatly
10 health and spirits. and expresses himself
firm 10 the belief Of better future for our
people, While i'd France he was treated.
in.tbs manner that Was due 80 renewned .
soldier and civilian. His presence and
abilities will have = cheering effect on
internal imprevcrnents. NJ q. Commercial.
The bark, Eyerhsrd. from bremen. with
ITO German emisrahts. has Arrived. They
intend settling in South Csrolina. being
mostly connected with families aliesdy re-
siding there. -Al--IlIAAl-l
MARRIED.
ID shis county on Thursday The 9Th instant. v
ysseph w.McKes. Esq. Mr.. ROBERT MOORE,
Of Perssn county, to Miss MOLLIE P. RIGGS. Of
Orange. sa yfalfff An 49,
Also. on the lsth ins.sni, BY the same. Mr.. ALEX
AMBER z. LAWS % Miss M0LLlE z. AcPAR.
LIN.
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w DOL CARDING

HAVE In operation one Of Painters celebrated
Cardins Machines, and an prepared to card wesi
10 the best manner provided The wool 10 well psspsr
cd. with one pound Of clean lard OF suitable oil 10
every ten pounds Of wool am also prepsriaS q
Those wishing their WOOL carded In the best snnes,
BY sending |, 70 the proprietor cen have u done to
salt them.
Nv Mills ere In 6rst rate grinding order. NJ ne
naiseture Of -four 10 unsurpassed.
ALLEN BROWN.
October "a, ss-sw
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NATIONAL MILF RH ASYLUM
IN The Mani PeIs OF the National Asylum Tor dls.
charged volunteer soldiers, authorized by Act oil
Cor gress approved March 81. 1866. ask proposals
for sites ior Asylums by donat on or sale Inc pre-
mi "a be situate m one OF the loyal States con
tain az least 2O0 acres OF land and be IN healthy
location aud easy OF by railroad or otherWlse
If s the purpOse of the manaFers TO erect, without
de ay, extensive and permanent bm'dings LOT sara
Asylums and ats establishment wlll Dc iareey e hu-
vantage Gus 10 any section rairJad IN the vicinity
Of lis location. ,,,.. Cor Asvtnr,
bmldings Including detached cottages, are aso hsksu
for The approval OF the Board Lpeia' e ooinPen'~'
tou will be given for the euocessu piah, A,
PrOpO,a as Plans specifications anu es.lhhtes-tne
first named 10 be In writing containing piOs anu uo
sc,,ntion OF grounds and terms and conditions OF
tIaIsier-must be sent TO MajorGeneral y, N. BUT.
LER, at Lowell Mass, on or before 'hs zg!h aaS O
'"''' '''' President Board OF Managers.
IIwIs b. GUHoKEL Secretary, -. .
TaneTs entitled TO pub-h the laws OF the United
states are Tespeo fully auasied to publish this
,Lrfe f3l weeks prior 10 tine ~ OF June 1856 ana
send their bill, with copy o. notice, as above di'
iec,Cd. o." ~
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PROPOSALS.
;ALs FOR HEATING FoRD's

DROI OsALs FOR Il HEATING FoRUs
i 1hEA1 RE.
DEPOT OF WASHINGTON,
WASHINGTON, d. Co May 23 1866 }
Sealed Proposals will be received at this office
untu lUESDAY, June 12 1866, at II O'Clock M for
BEATlNG,by steam direct radiattoll t! bui. ding
il thIs city known "FOrd's Theatre" and the two
sma Luz dings connected iherewIth.
Bids should be accompanied by plans showing the
manner in which 1t is proposed TO do the work and
state The emOunt of Tadating surface proposed tor
with description of the boiler and its capacity.
Tie wolk must be completed by the nrst day OF
SepteH Ter, 1866. ,,
sons who are known to be in this business and can
refer TO sim lar work which has been executed by
them
Hall of the amount stipulated to be paid for the
ok Will lie paid its cOmpletion and the remain.
ing one. half will be etaned until the heating a.
cities of the apparatus shall nave Deen thoro ughly
test ana found satisfactory;
Bidders can see the buildings and receive intor-
nation in reference to the work by applying TO MIR
EDWARD CLARK, Government Architect, No.
S98 Fourth street, opposite City Hail. Washington
ID q.
| d alniy endorsed, "lTOpOsas for Heating FOrd''
d. II. RUCKER
Breyet MsjOT.6eD. and ChIei QuaTteImaster,
bs9llt Depot OI Washington,
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PROPOSALS.
NAV DEPARi NENT BLhEAU or CON
IN b1hUClIUK AND REPAIR,

NAVl DEPARi BENT BLhEAU or CON
In b1hUClIOK AND REPAIR
. WAeHINGTOn, ID. q Nav % 1856
Vners VIII % received by ihlg Bureau until the
lzh OF June 1865, or tue purchase OF the fol owing
ksmeu vessels winch may be sten at the Navy
PHILADELPHIA NAVY YARD.
Screw steamer 'SAGAUORE," Of 6O7 tons old
meas n emeht
Screw steamer "ALTHEA," of 70 tons, old men.
sulenent.
soOp-oEwar "sT. LOUIS" of 200 tons, old mos.
NEW YORK NAVY YABD.
facole-wheel steamer "JAMES ADoER," OF lIbI
tons, Did measurement
Paddle-wh, el steamer "OCToRARA." =" OF $40 tons.
old measurement. -
Paddle-wheel steamer "rRlToNIA." of 2s2 tons.
screw steamer "JAsMINE,"o o 122 tons, old ,nes-
suTemeDt
screw steamer "KANAwHA," of GOT tons. old
measurements
Screw steamer "MARIGOLD" of lis tons. old
measurement.
BOSTON NAVY YARD
Sloop-Of-war 'JOdN ADAMS" Oh 100 tons
rbeEe vessels VIII be sold with theI spars stard-
ing HRRiDg, two boats, and such other arucles "a
viii be shown 10 a. phcarts by the Commando. e OF
the 1ard where the vessels le wi the ception of
tEeIt armaments, navy q. chors aud chains nauhcal
ana the INVENTORIES examined az any time, on appi-
cation 10 the Commandants of the Yards
Go'erumeDt reserves the right to withdraw any OF
tie vessels from sale,
Payments must be mGde within three days ftom
the dHie OF the cepoD CT the notice of the accent
from the Navy Yard within ten days from the date
Of the deI est
,Propo.as vii be indorsed Proposals for the Pur-
chase OF NeGscls " 52Nhlm9t
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BEAUTY IN VAIN.


While roses are so red
While lilies are so white,
shall a woman eXalt her face
Because Il gives delight
She's not 30 sweet az q rose,
A liiy's straighter than she,
And II she we're as red or white
She'd be but one of three.
Whetf CT she flush in loves summec
Or in its winter grow pale,
Whether she flaunt her beauty
Or hide II away in a veil,
Be she red OF be she white,
And stand she erect or bowed,
Time will win the race he runs with her,
And hide her away in shroud.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES

TIRE INSURANCE EXCLUSIVELY.-THE
~ PkNEsYLvANlA FIRE lEsURANCE COM
lAEl- Incorporated ie25--Char.er PeTpetual-No Sl0
WALNUT street, opposite Independence square.
This Company, iavorably known TO the community
tor forty YEAR, continue TO insure ans loss
dhmGte by fie on Public OF Private Buildings either
Permanently or for a limited time. Also on Furniture,
terms
Their Capita together with large Surplus Fund, Is
invested IN the most careful manner, which enqb'ee
y EN- TO oner 10 the insured undOubted security In
q e case 0floss.
Daniel Smith Ir. John DevereuX,
AlexhnteT Benson, Thomas smith,
1eai G Hngt hurst, Henry Lewis,
Thomas Robins, Giilngham Few,
Daniel Hadfock, Jr.
DANIEL SMITH, IN, President
wtILIAr q CpowELL, Secretary ais
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MEDICAL.
N0X POP U-LI.
WRIGHT'S TAR SYRUP
PRINCIPAL DEPOT

No. 11l South THIRD Stree
Price, S1'OO per Bottle; $500 for half.a. lozeu.
s a citizens use 0 ES sqsu s in shssTuy
coue hs colds consunI ton whooping-cough spotted
fever, liver complaint pains in the breast hronchds,
etc. he remedy should be in every family - ''S'
Charles d. GraGen, Sunday jiercary Office.
William +; Cor6lt, AssOqIaed Press. . n.,,...m
graph; Filth % and l. Lhesnut nut streets p, ,,..o..
James ": reTrIne ri - No III lI2s Charles Charlie street.
Robert 1hOmPs.n No l6Os Walter street.
j GeboI, No 7Sl S. second street
+. ". Howard, No ] Dock street
II. Q. Eartlett No. S27 s. Second street.
El5sE Martin * $ sSss@ Second !.f street
W, Thomas NO. 20 \. Fourth street
BTooSs No. S6 %oHS aSS seeond street
s. Seymour Rose Busiieion.
Char es Rogers, No. 92l South street.
FF omas QSS So s nnd sst GaaE sEe d.'
William Barns, No 5l5 South Front street.
John maeinHs rear rear Of No isl North Second street
Mrs, s. X. Choate, Newark De-
M william B. Wr.Qh;-
SYRUP lof which we have already SO SO eonsideTa6 e
Ior the complaints forth in your printed Dill alreay
submitted 10 the public As gratifying act to SntleTne
tOn al afflicted with diseases which 1t Is designed to
cure. Yours, ETC.. -. . go, =, --..
n, Il. corner Pine and Sixth streets.
For sac also at - . -
JOHNSON, HOLIO OWAY D. CoWDEN'S,
DYoTT co.'s,
And all principal Druggists and Dealers.
The subscriber would beg leave iurh her to say thai
he pTep8TCo to fill orders 6Ld forward the Syrup tC
any part OF the county PersOns desiring other inior
mat ion by nail will nclOse postage stamp and answer
will be returned as soon as the exgences OF business
WILLIAM b. WRIGHT,
$40 No I'll 3. THIRD Street, Philadelphia Pa
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The following are the classes by their numbers
required at the respective ravy wards -
KITIERY.-Nos. /, 2 4 6, 12 49, "a
CHARLESlOWN-1,2 3, 4, 8, 6, IL, ID, l6. Is. %,
"a 81.
BROOKLYN-1 2, 8, 8, 10, 16 % o.
PHILADELPHlA.-l.2 q 3, A. 8, 6, 10, IL, ID 90,
%, % "a, 81 [614t
WAsHiNGTON.-1, 2, A. IL 16, %, 50. SO, 81.
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n ORTIZ AMERICAN TRANSIT
INSURANCE COMPANY,
No. 1873 South FOURTH Street

PHILADELPHIA.
Annual p PoicIes issued against General Accidents
all descriptions 1T exceedingly low rates.
Insurance effected Tor year, in any from $40
10 $40 eco, at premium of only one-half per cent.
securing the iul amount insured in death and
a COMPENSATION each week equal to the whole pre-
mum paid
Short time Tickets for l. 8, l. or 10 days or g,
MONTHS at 10 cents dav, insurinG the 5000,
or giving SIG per week 1t disabled to be had at the
General Office, No. 1913 S. FOURTH Street. Phi adel-
pha or at the various Railroad Ticket offices. Be
10 purchase the tickets the North merican Transit
Insurance Company.
For cIrcuisrs and further information apply ut the
SGneral Office, or of any OF the authOIiz I'd Agens Of
LEWIS L. HoUPT, President
JAMES d, CONRAD, treasurer
DENRY G. BROWN, SCcre ary.
JOHN q. BULLITT, Solicitor
IIRECIORS.
L. Houpt late OF Pennsy lvania Railroad G company
nj. Baird of NJ. Baldwin d. Co.'S
samuel G. Palmer Cashier OF Commercial Bank.
BiChaTd Wood, NO. 800 NJ arket street
,an es M Conrad h O 623 Max ct street
J. T.. Kingsley, Continental Hotel.
II. G LeisCnriDg, Nos 237 ard 239 Dock street.
Samuel " WOTk OF Work, McCouch IL CO.
Georee Martin. No. 322 Chestnut street 3 lOm
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PROPOSALS.
DROPOSALS FOR MATERIALS. UNDrR rHE
Il COGNlZANCEO OF HE BUREAU OF ECU p,
MENT AND RECRUITING, TO BE SUPPLIED
10 THE DIFFERENT NAVY YARDS.
NAVY UF PARIMEhT,

1OTHE DIFFERENT NAVY YARDS.
NAVY Dr. PARTMEET.
BUREAU OF EQUIPMENT AND RECRUITING !
WAeHINGToN, June a 1o66 }
Sealed Proposals, TO iuInis1sM NJ A IERIALS for tho
Navy for the fiscal year ending June 3d. 1851 will be
received at his Bureau until 10 O'Clock A. M of the
"a ,, 1ay OF Juy next; at which tine the proposals
The proposals must be addressed to the Chief Of
The Bureau Of Equipment and Recruidng Navy
department WASHINGTON, and must be endorsed
Proposals for Materials, etc., for The Navy" that
they may be distinguished from ttaer business let
ters.
Printed schedules for any class, together with
instructions TO bidders, giving the forms Of proposal,
ol guarantee ana OF certificate of guarantols, Will
be 'Dished TO such persons a. desIre to bid, on
application to the Commandan of the respective
IavI yards, ana those Of all the ards on app'ica-
The Commandant OF each navy yard and the
Purchasing Paymaster of each section Will have a
copy OF the schedules OF the Oiher ards TOR exami-
nation only, IN order that persons whe intend to
bd may judge whether II is desirable to make appli-
cation Tor any OF tho classes OF those yards.
The proposal must be for The whole of elass;
nd all app icauOns for information or for the
tNamlnaion OF samples, must be made to the Com.
mnndants OF the respective yards.
1he proposal must Ie accOmpanied by a oertifl-
Gaze from the Collector Of Internal Revenue ior the
District IN which the b'dJeT resdcs, that be has
ctnte 10 deal in the tCles fr when proposes;
uDd he must further show that he Is mlnuncturer
OF, or regular dealer in, tho articles which he
OIL r to supply. lhe Ruarantors must bs certified
by the Assessor Internal Revenue for the district
In which hey reside.
The cont act will be awarded TO the person who
n nkes the lowest bid and gives the guarantee re-
Quired by law, The Navy Departu eut, however, re-
serving tie nVht to reject the Owest bId or any
which 1t may deem eXoIbitant
Sueues in the ul amount VIII be required TO
sign The contract, ana their responsibility must be
certified to the satisfaction of the Navy Depart
mebt. As additional security, twenty per centum
will be withheld from the amount o. he bills uu til
the CO. uact snal have been cOmpl ted. ana eighty
per centum o tie amount OF each bill, approved in
triphcate by the commandant of the respective
yard, viii be paid by the Pay master Of the station
designated in the contract in funds certificates,
OF the option Of the Government within ten day s
after & o warrant for the same shall have been
passed by the Secretary OF the Treasury.
The cGsses of this Bureau numbered and de
sionated rs foilows:-
NJ n. NJ IL
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GUVeRNMENT SAILS.
l. OF SERNMEN LUMBER

CBIEF QUARTEBMAsTER's OFP1cE
DEPOT OF WASHINGTON,
WARRINGTON, ID O., May 81, 1866 I
The Oilers received under the advertisement OF M Nv
being considered less ihan the real value of tho
maternal, were not accepted, and Sea ed Proposals
are aPalD invited until THURSDAY, June ri, I8i6
az IL 0coek Al Tor the pun chase OF 6b3 COO feet Of
GOverIment Lumber, OF the fol owing aad
5000 feet 1b.inch Oak.
100 OC0 f. ct 2.lDcu Oak
LOO COO feet 25lnch Oak
129 coo feet 8inch Oak
10000 feet 3I-lncn Oak
70 GOO ieet 4.inch oak
10 COO feet 6-Inch Oak.
10 0C0 feet 2nch Hickory.
6 500 ieet 3-nch II ckOry.
LEGO feet 4-Iuch III .ckOry.
$4,000 feet 15-inch Ash.
"a 600 feet 2-ii ch Ash
36 600 feet 3inch Ash
so GOO feet inch Ash
2U,000 feet 6-Inch Ash.
3 900 feet s-nch Pine
34,e00 feet b-inch Ple
81 90 eet Inch Pine,
rs eco leet S-nch Poplar.
13 eco feet 1.nch Poplar
The attention OF wagon and carriage-makers ia
ca led TO this ae the above Is very loI
OF wel-seasoned Lumber suitable for cturins
| purposes. 1t can be seen by applying 10 Brevet
BTgadier. General q. II. TOMPkINS, Quartermaster
IN charge at Lincoln Depot, about one mule east Of
| the Capitol
Bios viii be received for the purchase of ten thou
sand feet and upwards. The unders gned reserves
the reht t. reject all the bids should they be
| sl0eIed too low.
Payment lin Government funds) will be required
upon notification Of acce tame taneo & Of bio and prior
moved within fifteen days after the proposal is
| cepted
name, and give his post-ofhce address plainly in
dorsed, Proposals Tor the Purchase OF Lumber 70
and directed to
| Brevet Major Gen, and Chief Quartermas er,
! 6117t Depot OF ashington ID. G.
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sI 2SS 10

EIREC TORS
1comas Y. and, Samuel Y. StOkes
John c. Davis j. r. Penistan
Edmu0d 4. sOuder, Henry Sloan,
Iheophtus PaulGlng, William q BoultOr
Sonn x; Fe1rose, Edward Darlington,
Jhmes lrequar, II. Jones Brooks
Henry q. Dailett, Jr., Edward Ialourcade
James G. Hand Jacob p Jones
Wlnam {. Ludwig, James H. Mcfarland.
Joseph Ii. Seal IJoshua p Eyre
george G. Leper, lSppncer Mcilyan,
hugh Craig. J. e. SemDle Pitts0ur,
hobert Burton A. II BerpeT Pittsburg,
John Taylor. ID. r. Morgan Pttsburg
IHOMA e. HAND, President,
HENRY LYLBuPN, seer tary. '' Wv Iie
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NOV Ell N NE N L S l. f..
u ,0oo
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June, 4, 1866.
AUCTION AUCTION
W arehouse near corner OF SKI ZENITH and CAL.
IOWHILL Streets, commencing at 10 O'Clock
A. Nj, June II, 1866, the following CommissarY
Stores slightly damaged, VIZ +
e34 pounds Smoked Beet
1853 pounds Ham.
784 pounds Corn Meal
$40 pc unds Peas.
1880 pounds Rice
10 107 pounds H0minY.
2,5l0 gallons Molasses,
The above Stores can be examined at any time
previous to, or on the day OF sale. After purchase,
they must be first paid for ana then removed at the
expense OF the purchaser, and within five days rom
the day OF sale.
No checks taken.
The right is reserved to reject any bid deemed too
low, YDuDN
6b5 Brevet Brigadier- General, A. z, q. 3
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I Q Il A L u OF GOVERNMENT
i CORN
CHIIF QUARTERMAsTRRs OFFICE,
DTPOT OF WASHINGTON,
WASHINGTON ID. C., May 80 1866 J
There will be sold at Public Auction, in and near
this city under the direction OF BreVet Lieutenant
Colonel g. Lee, O. NJ, on THURSDAY,
June a. 1866 about 20 600 bushels of Corn in sAoks
at the iOllOwiD g-named pOInts:-
At sixth Street v hari, 10 600 bushels.
Al OIesbOro DepoI, 10000 bushels
The Grain will be sold in lots of 900 bushels, with
the pnvi ege OF the purchaser taking any amount up
10 6C00 bushels
The faIe will commence at Sixth street wharf at 10
O'Clock A. M, and INN edIateb after the completion
OF the sale of the amount at that point 1t will be
tinued at 6esborO DepOt
A Cit veTnment boat will be in readiness at Sixth
sta wharf Terry persons who wish to at end the
sale 10 Glesboro and back.
The Gram mult be removed within ten days from
date OF
IeIms- Cash, In Government funds
ID. H. RUCKER,
Brevet Msjor Gen. and Chief Quartz rmaster,
b8l I2t Depot OF Washingto
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-
400 Amy Wagons, 10000 pounds old Horse
$50 Amy Wagons with Shoes,
Hay Racks 4000 pounds old Wagon
IA tSO-hOise Wagons, Tire,
II Spnng aFOBs, 700 sash with Class
Watering Carte, 1856 pounds Tallow
43 Lii ht Carts Wagon and Ambulance
80 two horse Ambu' ances, heels
Buggy, WheelbarTows,
1C4 single sets Harness, Blankets,
Az Saddles, Buckets,
2l,570 pounds Scrap Chain Chains,
50C0 pounds old Wagon Ha tels,
AXles, renches,
2S5 Ounds Coil Chain, Anvils,
1852 pounds Lead Ppe, 7Smitts' Bellows.
1866 pounds scrap Iron, Portable FORCES,
2o77 rounds OF Lead, Planes
$500 pounds ScIap Steel, Barrels
1900 rounds Scrap Kettles,
Tongue Irons, s owes, etc.
II Geo pOunGs Scrap Brake
lions,
Tins property has been worn, but large portion
OF IT /. still seIviceable.
The stores must be removed within five days from
date Cf sale.
Ieims-Cash, in Government funds.
ID H. RUCKER,
BTevet Ma oT-Gen and Chief Quartermaster,
5z217t Depot of Washington.
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY.
On SATURDAY,
June %, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, VIII be sod b. Auc-
tion, at the Philadelphia Navy ard, the following
altIClIS:-
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CHIEF QUARTERrI AsTER's OFFICE,
DEPoT OF WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON, D. c., May 2I, 1866 J
VIII be sold at Public Auction, under the dIrec
ton oil Brevet Briga dieT.G General G. II. Tompkins
Quarter masIer, at LINCOLN DEL OF, WASHINGTON
u, O., on MONDAY June IL 1866. at 10 O'Clock A
M, large lot OF Quartz masters Stores CONSIST
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Observation-Disclosures
OLD RYE NiIISkEY.

-
OLD RYE WiIISkEY.
Defeated or Depurated for medical or social
uses by the PA%GHTukRTICoN,H invented
3nd patented June H. ls.i2 hy
JOHN L. WILSON, Baltimore, Md,
in Barrels Demiiahns. Bottles. &c For sale
Howard aud Camden streets nearly opposite
Camden Station Of Baltimore aud Ohio Rail
road. a. None genuine that has nottbe pat
entoe and Agents signature on each label
J0IIN Il. WILSON.
Its purity has been fully tested as per the
annexed certificates OF analysis:
CERTIFICATES.
From 4 careful Chemical ANALYSIS Of Superior
Old Rye Whisky. Pancatharticen-
lied by JOHN E. WILSON.
Of Baltimore.
This whiskey is characterized BY the absence
Of heavy Fusil Oil, SUGAR and Poisonous Me-
talie compounds, and by retaining it. ethereal
ndoroas oil hntaihtcd. 1t has the chemical
composition ef pure carefully defeated rye
Whiskey
Respectfully, A. 4. HAYES. NJ. b.,
State Assayer, I6 BoyIston street.
Boston Mass, Sd August, 1862.
Having made a careful chemical analysis Of
the Pancath8rtieonized old rye whiskey Of
Ar. John T. Wilson, Baltimore. am pleased
= state that il is entirely free from Fusil Oil,
Metallic Sats0r other matters in any way det-
finental to health. In aroma, richness and
deieaey Of favor it cannot be surpassed
Respectfully yours.
G. 4. LEfBIG, Analytical Chemist
Baltimore July 26 1862
Careful chemical analysis Of four kinds of
Whiskies-superior Old Rye Whisky, Supe-
u heat Whiskey,. Superior Old Corn Whskey
-Paneatharticonized by means Of the patent
apparatus invented by. john L. Wilson, Of
Baltimore, Md. have shown them to be en-
tircly free from the heavy Fasil Oils and from
the poisonous metallic compounds often found
IN whiskeys
They retain the Ethereal Products, entirely
free from any FAINT produced by Injured
grain, OF careless fermentation, and being un-
modified by the Of sugar, are remarkably
pure products Of delicate chemical operations
Respectfully.
"A. HAYES. NJ. D.,
State AssaYer, Is Boylston street,
Boston, Mass, 23d August, 1852.
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sole Agent Of the United States.
JOHN f. WILSON,
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oioroas oil Hntaintcd 1t has the chenica
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