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ADVICE TO YOUNG MEN ABOUT TO MARRY

Essays for Young Men, on the Errers, Abuses,
and Diseases, incident to Youth and Early Man
hood, with the humane view OF treatment and
cure sent By mail in sealed le ter envelopes free
Of charge. Address, H0WARD ASSOCIATION
Box p, Philadelphis, Pa De n SIN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-10

THR VOTE OF THREE LEADING SOUTHERN
CITIEs.-The city Of New Orleans, which has
39,6oc registered voters, gave 23,S97 for Sew.
mour and 2'6 for Grant. The city of Charles
ton gave Grant 5,l56 and Seymour 3sOI. The
cry OF Mobile voted 4,95l for Seymour and
4,14l for Grant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-10

A. RUPERT'S AROMATIC POLISH for Oiled
or Polished Furniture. Gilt Frames, Marble. &C.
Extracted from Aromatic Arabian Gums. Fra
sale BY k1DWELL 4 SON, Pa avenue. near 18th
Stores. General Depot, 294 Pearl street, New
York. ocas- Iot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-10

The MANY FRIENDS of General +. L Eckert,
late Acting Assistant Secretary of War, will
hear with regret OF the death of his affectionate
and much-loved wife. The melancholy event.
which saddens for lifetime happy house,
hold, occurred, We understand, at Utica, n.
Y, a few days ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-10

TIE DEMOCRATS AND GENERAL GRANT
The New York Herald speaks OF another Dem.
ociatle fank movement being proposed. 1t is
10 have the States which went for Seynour cast
their electoral votes for Grant and thus secure
hIm unanimous vote Of all the States 1t is
thought bv this means he will be relieved of
italy over the whole country without being
bound by any partisan policy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-10

DECLINES The Hon. Horace Greelev ha
decl'ned TO be candidate for the United State
Senate from New York although his party is
IN the ma jority.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-10

FOR FEMALE WEAKNESS AND DEBILITY
WHITES Oh LEUCORRHGA,
TOO PReFUsE NsrRUATION,
EXHAUSTION,
TOO LONG CONTINUED PERIODS,
FOB PROLAPsUs AND BEARING DOWN. OR
PRoLAPSCs UTERI,
We offer the most perfect specific known:
hEhBoLD hP0gSD EXTRACT OF
Directions for use, diet, and advice, accompany.
Females 10 every period Of life, from infancy to
IN The discharge Of its functions Strength Is the
glory Of manhood and wamanhoOd - INC
HELMBoLD's EXTRAC BUCU
ls more strengthening than any Of the prepara,io
OF Bark or Iron, nhnitely safer, and more pie
HELMBoLDs EXTRACr BUCHU,
having received the indorsemeu OF the most nro,n
Tered 10 afflicted hum anity certain cure for m
following diseases and symptoms, from whstsysI
GENERAL DEBILITY.
MENTAL AND PHYSICAL DEPRESSION.
IMBECILITY,
DETERMINATION OF BLOOD TO rBEBr.n
CONFUSED IDEAs,
HYsTERIA,
GENERAL IRRIrABILIrY.
REsTLEssNEse AND sLERPLEssNEss AT
N--tt NIGHT,
ABSENCE o. MUSCULAR EFFICIENCY.
LOSS sO1APPHrITE,
DYSPEPSIA.
EMACIATION,
Low sPIRIr,
CAMS fGEN 1RATi0 VI Inc
PALPITArIoN OF THE HEART;
and, in fact,
all the COncomit.ns. Of NERVOUS and IpKBIL.
ITTED state Of the system.
To insure the genuine. cut this ont
ASK FOB HELABoLDv.
Take no other.
SOLD By DRUGGISTS and DEALERS srv
WHERE,
friee sl'2a per bottle; or siI bottles for $3.50.
Delivered to any ASdress.
Describe Symptoms in eli Communications.
Address Il. r BBLHBoLD, Drug and chan,.
cal wNehouss, ssl Broadway, MY.
.y a1FsFCA- IA -I
s--<1 LID - fsE-rr .ab f-T
NOHB AR1 GENUINE UNLESS DIME rp
p steel -enGrsved wrapper, with fac-sfmfie of M,
oesmica wsrssesse, And signsd
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PHALON'S "PAPHIAN LOrIONn
THE SKIN AND coMPLrx


BrAu11r1ISa THE iSN isSSNIH AND COMPLEX.
PIMPLEs, MOTH, BLCTOHES, TAN. etc
and renders THE SKIN SOFT,
FAIR and BLOOMING.
For LADIES in the NURSERY IL is invaluable
For rGENTLEMENa after SHAVING il has equal
"PAPHIAN LOTION" is the snly reliable rem.
edy Tor diseases and blemishes Of the SKIN.
PHALON's "PAPHIAN SOAP,
Tor the TOILET, NURsERY and BATH. will not
chap the SKIN. Price 25 cents per cake.
FLOR DE MAYO"
NEW PERFUME FOR THE HANDKKR.
fRnakiH48EU fs1nHi iEHX48EUislrr, DELICATE, LASTING
,.e,, PHALON = SON, Ney Fork.
eo-y Sold by all Druggists,
HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR
REVIEWER.
HALLS VEGEP4ME SIClLAN HAIR
HUMAN HAIR RESTORED
Gray Hair changed to its Natural Color by
HALLS VEGETABLE SlCILIAN HAIR
RENEWER.
tits the best article known to preserve the Hair,
Preventing it's falling out, and making lifeless,
HEALTHY, SOFT AND GLOSSY.
All who use it are unanimous In awarding II the
praise OF being the best Hair Dressing extsut and
Nlthont rival IN restoring gray hair to its natu-
raj color Beware Of counterfeits and imitators:
AK LOT aH 3, and take none other. Price 81 90.
P. HALL CO., n Eashau. N. H, ProprietOrs
SCI eo2m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-10

SPECULATIoNS OF THE HOUR-The mud
nln,CS have 1t that the return of Admiral Far
ragUt al this time from the command of the
United States European squadron has some
connection with the appointment of Secretary
OF the Navy under President Grant. II is al
legged that General Grant holds that a naval
officer should preside over tue Navy Depart
ment, and an army officer over the War De-
partment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-10
GCNR ppELPs Sw o,nS-r m
t"saen seCret>ry
MUrCAL LIFE IxSuR-
ASCE COMPANY
HARfFokp. CONN.
Assets over
k6HTEkN MILLION DOLLARS.
GEORGE II. MARBLE. Agent,
Federal Black. Room TO-
Opposite Post ohcs Department,
Corner 7th and streets.
TIVE NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
o. rHB
UNITED STATES or AMERICA
wAsHusGroN, ID. C.,
Chartered by Special Act Of Csusr..
proved Jsiy rs, 1-6..
CASH h'AriTAL......... .......el, zoe, ,eee
= OFFICERS:

OFFICERS:
y: H. OLAkk. Pbtladelrhia. President
'A1 COOkk, Chairman Finance snd Ireouti,s
HkNRf d. COOKE, Washington, Vic. Pre,i-
EMlRsoS ". PEKr. Philadelphia. Secretary
sTURNER Washington. Assistant secr...-v
FRANCIs @. SMITH. NJ. ID, Medical Direotor.
MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD:
}. X. BARN ks. Surgeon General U1Ited st.,.,
Army shineton.
u.,,sd h"kwlIZ, s,s, I oSie, Mssiosl Departmsnt
II. W. BLISS, n. D., " sshingtsn.
The ADVANTAGE. orerpa ~ tpi. Company s-..
s ssuona company, chartered lyspscisI
A paid up capital OF sIsoen
IL oners low rates of premium
~ FURNISHES larger insurance than other CON.
psnies Tor the same money.
~ le definite and certain in its terms.
" II home company IN every locality.
It- policies are exempt from Atf achment
mere are NO UNNECESSARY restri IN the pol
Every policy is non rorreItsble
Policies may he taken witch nay 20 the fnsureT
their full amount and uru al the pr~mi uns -
thst the lnsersnce costs ouil the decrease os the
Policies ~IIi be i.sued that viii pay to the tn-
sured during life an annual iucUunc Jf oae tenth
the amount named In the poiiry.
No extra rate ls charged Tor risks pon the lives
Ii fnsures not to secure fivideuds. hut AT 80 Loo
ooet that dividends will be- itprrssfhIa
COlN and applications from coste-seat oar
tee Tor such nctes, wtG AL f-pn-uts,
shsuld be addressed 20 tha Comc.uys General
Agents only IN their respect We a'-.rie..
on application At the once Of ;hs Com psny IN THIS
city.
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ELECTION RETURNS.

hARYLAND.-The total vote of Baltimore
city on tuesday last was 3Osoj votes, nearly
s.tUH less than the total number registered
Grant and COlfaX received y, lG3 votes and Sew
mt ur and Blair 21.702, making the Democratic
majority 1859 In the wards embraced i'm III .
Second Congressional District, Ensor poIled
5-.' votes, and Archer 7,765-Democratic ma
OElty 3,+JS- In the Third District King receiy-
cd 5,C67 votes, Brown 23I, and Swami I3,Oj6-
Swami s majority over both, 7,I5-.
AIABAMA.-The returns from thirty counties
give ITant about lO,OtO majority. The remain
ing counties. Cnirty-two) with The exception
OF four. will probably give Seymour maloritles
Il ne state Is sull classed doubtful. Some
" hIte men lid not vote. because they did not
nave an opportunity OF ofregIstering, while MANY
others would not take tue voters oath.
CALIFoRNIA--Sargeant, Republican, was
elected 10 Congres IN the Sec md District BY a
majority OF over 3,rUO. The Third District i
sun IN doubt The chances favor HentZel,
Republican. The Board of Supervisors in San
Francisco have ordered a recount of the city
vote Some packages of the ballots are in pos
session OF TIE county clerk, and bear evidence
of having been tampered with. An immense
um OF money Il al stake on tne result of the
vote IN the city ana State, and IL is urobabIp
mat recount Will BE- made in other Localities.
OREGcS.-Returns from oregon in fifteen
1oun.ies give Grant over $500 majority, with
nlne counties TO hear from.
MICHIGAN.-Ine Detroit Post has returns
from nearly all the counties IN Michigan. show
IDg total Republican majority OF }j,5l7. Iti-
believed full OfficIal returns will increase this
10 3l,E0. Ferry maJoIIty 10 Congress in tn
fOuTth District Will De- $3.50. gam OF i,IOI
over the vote of lo66. StrIckland's majority ln
the Sixth District will De nearly 400.
TENNEssKE.-The Nashville Republican say
ofiicIal returns from the Fourth Congressional
District elect IllmaH Republican, by 2OJ ma
loTIty. Full returns have not been received al
the Office OF the Secretary of State.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-10

VALUABLE BUiLPIHSS LOTS AT PRIVATE
Lots "a, u and q, in Square 23l, fronting 20 and
y iset o inchss respectively on lsth street west
petween and streets south, By I7O feet in~b
deep, To = 80 foot alley. On
These Lots are beautifully situated near the new
Agricultural Building, in q rapidly i'm oroyinS nsr,
91 me city and will be sold low, and offer most
oesirable opportunity TO persons wishing to build
grounds. WALLACH WAiIaGnui
oc I"-eclm Attorneys at Law No q, ar
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FOREIGN NEWS BY CABLE.-The Court OF
Common Pleas IN England has rendered a
deeis Ion, IN which ali The judges concur, that
common law gives wOmen no right TO vote. IL
is reported that Sir William Mansfield. COM
mander In-chlef of the forces IN India. Will
succeed Lord Strathnairn a. the head of the
troops IN Ireland. The London Post regrets
me poS Iponement OF negotiations for the new
reciprocity treaty between the Dominion of
canada and the United States. IL regards the
conclusion OF such treaty as the only seda-
tive for The discomfort OF Nova Scotia. A DEM
CnstratIoL took place in Cork, Ireland, Sunday,
on the occasion of the funeral of James Noun
tanI who Is supposed 10 have held prominent
position IN fenian organization. process
zion Of over SIX thousand men and women fol-
lowed The remains TO the cemetery. Mr. Noun
tam formerly res Ided in the United States, and
was delegate 10 the Fenian Con vention which
was held at Chicago IN November, 1888. The
London IIm-s Madrid correspondent writes
20 mat journal that the crown Of Spain will
probably be offered to Espartoce D1cro. The
removal of LersundI from the Captain Ciener-
alshlp OF Cuba and the appointment Of Dulce
IN rs place, was officially published on Satur-
Cay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-10

PRED. COHESIVE are glad 10 earn, from
one of the numerous friends in this city of the
author of the sparrow Grass Papers," that he
was not compelled by pecuniary reverses t o
sell his library, as has been published, but that
be is merely disposIng of such of his large col
lection OF books as he cannot fad storage for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-10


A NOVEL SALUTK.-A Massachusetts, paper
says "A friend, who was IN South Natick on
Wednesday evening. informs us that Periey
and an enthusiastic Republican, fired a salute
of TWO hundred guns IN honor OF the yictory.
Guns is hardly the word as the salute was
fred from anyIls. Mr.. LAdd had four anyils
He filled the hole in the centre OF one with
powder. covered the orifice with a card, placed
above this another anvil, and fired the train
Leading from the hole. The other two anvIls
were used IN the same way. The report was
equal 70 hat of a twelve-P FOUNDER.
SAY NJ q. A. has Just been organized al
Portland, Oregon.
~Orsgon proposes 70 have oureau OF i'm
n grafton.
~The entire assets OF . recent bankrupt
were nine children, which his creditors mag.
unanimously allowed him 10 keep
~Old khsu~a- the sand wich Island VOL
~aBo- Throws mp red hot stones 20 a height Of
J. 26S fret.
~"ConstabDl2r ContsnpiatIoR" Is Dick
enss new term tcr certain kinds Of police duty.
@The Chinese ike the Enelish missionaries
oecs use they can make shOe-strings from N Q
bindIn y SotIihe baoies received from them.
~Oregon democrats are advising the legis-
laturs 70 remove Gov erner WOODS unless ne
Tsfrains from the use of The veto.
~ReY. Newman Han says TIA. thirty
hCLsAnd members are ~ Xo0mma anieat.d yearIy
rOm the English Charcb foE jnsen perancs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-10

PKRsoNAL.-Vice President elect Colfax
dined with General Grant last evening, al his
residence on i street. ...-Hon W. T. Otto,
Assistant Secretary of the Interior who has
been on a trip over the Union Pacfie railroad
has returned. -'''Ex-Senator CreswelI, of
Maryland, Is at Willard's. .-'-General Rod
man, United. States army, is at the Ebbit
House.
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wa '-ov='' VD
GENUINE BUCKSKIN GLOVES,
MANUFACTURED BY
JACOB RAMSBURG & SONS,
Georgetown, ID. &.


Georgetown, ID. C.
ns GLOVES MADE TO ORDER. nos.lm
UMBER! LUMBER
WHITE OAK PLANK, !, "a, ?, IN, 5 and 4
wALk UT BOARDS ANDP PLANK, L,1.r,.
II. 2, 21s. and inches. ~
POPLAR do. do. s.. /, 2, 8 and inches
ASH DO. do, 81. Ia, and inches.
S4!W isst and 81 Virginia and Z. S. PINE
i;o coo feet ~ and "a Florida and Carolina
SELECTS and stcGNDs' seasoned ZINE
JOIST of all sizes, from IL TO 81 feet long
30o,CO0 CYPRESS SHINGLES of different
BRANDS, from the best T. common
hnda general assortment Of LUMBER, including
. lot Of 4 CULLENS, very low
JOS j E LIBBRY,
no6 I'm No. ~ Water street, Georeetown D. q
NEW BUCkwHEAT, BUTTER, &c.
Have this day received
1859 lbs Extra Hulled BCCKWHEAT
80 kegs GLADES BUTTER
bbls Extra Quality SYRUP.
Also.
Is kegs PICKLES., put mp expressly fer
family
Browning & MIDDLETON.
no5- -eolw No. 343 Pennsylvan avenue.
I AIDES, GENTLEMEN, ana OHILDRgy,s
SECOND HAND CLOTHING, Underclothing
Boots and Shoes Ao'' &c tbsuS5ht S51is4fp ~
At 2s4n 7th street In the second SQUARE
above Northern Liberty Market
JabS bet. l. and n sts., east side.
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hPPoINTrD-The President has appointed
r. K Byrd TO be Collector OF the 2d district OF
tennessee, in place Of John williams, de-
eLned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-10

GOIsG WKsT.-Spesker Colfax--it is a little
too soon to call him Vice Presidep, Colfax-
and Senator Wade will leave Wash a gton this
afternoon tor Baltimore, where they will re-
main until tomorrow, and then leave for the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-10

DKTAILED.-Capt Hoard Stockton, 1st Lieut.
Ordnance Department, has been detailed tenn.
porarily as Recorder of the Board to retire dis
abled officers which convened il New York
yesterday, and OF which MAJOR Gen. Mellow
ell IL president.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-10

SECRETARY SCHoYIRLD has returned from
MS recent visit To West Point and attended the
meeting Of the Cabinet To-day.
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ARMY ORDERs.-Capt. Jas. Gilliss, Assist
ant Quartermaster, has been ordered to repair
70 this city and report IN person to the q uar-
termaster General for Instructions. First Lieu.
tenant 4. l. Datton has been transferred from
the Waferyieit, N. Y, 70 the Washington, D.
e., Arsenal. First Lieutenant w 8 Smoot
has been transferred from the Washington Ar
senaI 10 the Ordnance bureau
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-10

EQk RIN!.A large, three story BRT0K
= DWELLING, with Brick Stable, ass Iith
we.t enc sara,s n9Tss ts Of ave.
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MEMBERSHIP FFE<,

The membershlP ieee are Stk dollars st Joining,
tT Uhtch cert thoate II n3eUaterShtp brttg faT-
nthAedl snd one dollar and ten ceuts on the death
oi eac member, Of which due notice will he given
One dollar from each member goes 10 the widsw or
heirs OF the deceased member, and the ten cents
for Npenses OF collecting.
Tins Company is divfded into TEN CLASSES
foh MIN and TEN GLASSES FOR WOMEN.
hss soon as these glasses nlled, ten Ct
Will be adopted. Men and women are not aIioWei
the same classes. Every thing is doue 70 make
each Class euual
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ORIECr

The object OF this Association IL TO securp cash
payment within forty days after the death of q
member, Of as many dollars as there are member r,
IN the class 70 which he size belongs, 10 his u
her heirs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-10

GENERAL kILPATRIcK AND LADY left Wash
iLgton this morning for the Generals home IN
New Jersey, where he will rest from his
political labors. We understand that his leave
OF absence has been extended, and that he has
received and accepted an invitation to deliver
an ovation on the occasion OF the reunion OF the
veterans Of New Hampshire on the sth of
January, the anniversary of the battle Of New
Orleans
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-10

~ drunkenness is greatly on the increase
IN the English army. according to official re-
ports,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-10

In s,sss VENT eG.r,y .,d Is.s ana .sssiess,o..
endorsenent, shsae be sSdress.S - sith suitssls
ssnsfH ga s Saa , k0snnf p aoSGn. oSGnpeSs
"-, eet ltth ana lSsh .srs>s..
Agent for sns District Of ooia%p,s a. O.
'"s''s sss "s" Virginia. SuS1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-10

ANDBEW J. y0YOl D co.,
q A q j Nah YAOruRI
~ nd l19 llth street.
Particular attention given to repairin ds,s.u.
IN OOO DRAIN TIL, an 1i1ee- .., =:
CO,UUO rived per schooner fda II kSnrd
aoy DISC aFsfns ss BifffSSlfSS SssE% sE%As5f :sis
Hardware and AgEic9k1ral ImnIsm.,s.
~ 9e9 1tA street. below II. A.
P!HnAs.IGp AAsH1I0AN OH10H0s isr ale .
v1ST n ~ e. MtaleGue0 mailed
-, ,fkAH0 co.,
Dosteu
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NEW GOODS.
IAN now apeaiog General Assorilnsal o. Goods,
al prices 10 sui, these hard times, ior cash aud
ss.aJOORy JAMES WEBB. JR.
THE CAROLINA FARMER.

VDEIlEvlNG that the Interests d the Farmers
u ana Planters of this section iemsnd the publ
cation % periodcal devoted To- the asvancealeni OF
Acrscuhusr in the two Garolinas we have tetermln.
eli q ss,sbiish sueh periodical under the title Of
TIE GARuLlNA FARMER, and will issue the
6rs number es soon az sufficient number OF sub.
oyihersare ob,siuedsc pay reasonable share Of The
cxpense Of publication. .,.,#f,s...1
The Farmer will be issurd monthly at 50 pea
snsum, ia sdvan e will contain not less than thirty
,ws large double-column pages Of reading matter
bouud ia handsome covers; and in typagraphica
executan will no, be surpassed by any Agricultural
henthly in the country. III go
feing determined to DO whatever energy viii &c
csnpIsh In making the Farmer worthy the support
a che iatelgent Panlers and Farmefs Of North Ia
rSlua and South Carolina; and desiring u Introduce
isinto esesy county in those States. we wish 70 EN-
psos sctise Agents at every Pos,-aee, TO whom .h'
..ost liberal inducements will he offered.
Our exchanges 10 the two Csrolinas viii confer
svcr which se will be glad 10 reciroeae. ny gsint
a. announcement few Insertions IN their adverlis
ms coiamns, with such editorial commcnt as The,
sAink the probable value of such periodical IS VI
propose publishing may justify.
Address ell denominations 10
49, wM. H. BERNARD
Jsiy LIS Sft III Wilmington. N.c.
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The National Intelligencer
at4 ia- FOR THE CAMPAIGN i 10
Y, Y.HLU.aRLE CAMPAIGN, PAPER.
Circulation of Political Information. n

IA. Y.aLJ.aRLE CAMPAIGN Paper.
Circulation Of Political Information. Y
THE Cainpsign upon which we have jus, entered
j Is Nv far the most Important and monentous IL
which the people Of eur country have ever been call
ell upon 10 participate. The life Of the nation, the
liberties 81 the people, the rights o. persons and pro-
perry, se all IN jeopardy. An uascrululous faction
in ConErcss has usurped all the powers Of the Cows
enmcni. The people alone have The power in their
haods To do this promptly and efec'ualy they need
all The information that can he furnished 20 them.
There never was time when the Necessity for the
dissemination Of sound political information was 50
great as al present, The journals which furnish this
information should bc sent broadcast throughout the
land, end be put into the hands Of every votefneyey
state county, town, village. precinct and hamlet, IN
every housThcid Gom The Atlantic % The Pacific.
TO supply this need we have CONCLUDED 20 put tie
WEEx LII ISTHLLlesNC tor the campaign Al such a
prise as wilIplace it within the reach OF all.
Ii will be supplied to Clubs Of Ten or more TO ihe
same Post Office at Fifty Gents per cop, FOR me csm
paign, or for Hour months prior 10 January !, 1863.
PubisheJ at Washington City. the great political
centre Of The coury enjoy peculiar facilities foi
Obtaining and presenting 10 our readers the earliest
and most reliable political information. aud 10 Keep
our patrons thoroughly posted 10 regard 10 events y
political Importance, EE. s e&
We call upon our friends ihrouslou, The county
10 erert Themselves 10 push this circulation OF the
Campaign Weekly ln,sigencer 10 The fullest posi-
ble extent. II they will do This service, pledge
ourselves To do part Of The work with III The en-
ergy and ability and industry we command.
a SNOW, coYLE & Co.
31 a Proprietors National inielIissnser.
Fk q aa Washington. d. c.
1 August 49, 70 ~ @ 40 IS:
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FURNITURE WARE ROOMS.

FCKNIIUREg WAKE KUUMS. -
TINE subscriLef would respestfuisyinform the rub.
i DC. ths, be Is still doing business on Wake
a5ers. between King and Tryon. and keeps on. hand
sod m,kcs % order. any Disruption 81 Furniture.
upholsering. done with nealness. Crib MouIdings
fss sscsure frames. Walnu, and common weod COZ
Cos on hand. and furnished al short notice. sg
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ON s.A LE

ON SALE,
ID kEGs Nails, by the Eeg -
- ~ Boxes snud, Virginia Belle.
200 Bales 20 box, SIS 90 PEI box.
or 10 cents per bsie.
Sheet Iron 81 IL cents per pound.
Russia Sheet Iron ai25 cents per pound
sheet Zinc =, 20 censpef pound aAas ~
400 lbs. hest Leaf Lard. A.na \ saflss aa@
800 lbs. Sugar., assorted, 81 n t.s &C 4 ~
100 lbs. best Soda. ''7
200 lbs. Coffee. best Rio. - a.tttt T" saa
Pepper, Spice and Ginger. r. g
box Of very 6ns Chewing Tobacco.
! For sale BY n frI sl9 lsy l'iffl il
/ f. VI. P0GUE.
be- *a@ "@ fa HllsboIough.
Fre. l:,,Y l4s4 u laa ~. TT ss-
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saails SPRIN G. lTRADEl Ii .plia
rIsHE sundersignei. returning hlss ihanks ioatha
y Merchants and Others, who have bvcrrd him
with lLeir parnna ge lakes pleasure ia Announcing.
hi friends ana the public that he snow sbe 70 nsks
u iur,her deduction IN The wholesai hnA snE j h
TIN WARE
and using The hest material and wiling heli Of
the use of the most improved Maeh.,. ny. he offers
TIN WARE. WHOl.ESARE AM aETiAL,
o! su, erior alquslty 10 any nanulac.n sas'..vhsf
in the State. ~ ttAea - A&dAIA1
He still oilers to take In exchange any kim Of good
barter. but does not want 10 sell Tin are. or any
thing else, Oh time. N .,tq a.,l. -
49,, VA ~ X. u. P0GUE,
tthAf@ka iiilshorUugh, N. c.