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VOL XVIII
Mt - JOHNSON
13AI.LIC.T.NrOrtali
LOCI HOSPITAL!
. :
LI A§ Aiticoiiered oaf, certain, speedy
Al. and effetcual remedy in the world for
DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE
lUTLIBT IN SIX TO TWIIIIVB BOOBS.
No Nercimr or Noxious Drugs:
A Cure Warranted, or no Charge, in front one
to Two Days. ,
Weakness of the Sack or Limbs, Stricturea, Aile,stiont
Of the h idneys and Bkdder, Involuntary discharges, Ina
potency, General ileMlty, Nervousness, Dyspepsy, Lan
guor, Low Spirits, Confusion of Ideas, Pa Ipitaned of the
Heart. Timidity, Tremblings, Dimness of. eight Or bldtti•
ness, Di seam of the Head, Throat, Nose or suin, Altos
done of the Liver, Lungs, Stomach or Bowels—those ter
rible disorders arising from the Solitary Habits oil Youth
—Wale man and solitary pract cas more fatal to the ir
Victims than the song of :remote the Mariners ll i Wye
sea, blighting their most brilliant hopes or antki tins,
rendering marriage, &c., impossible.
Yaw Men
Especially, who have become the victims of SOlitary
Vice, dud dreadful and destructive habit which ahnual
ly sweeps to ad untimely grave tbouractds of !Young
Men of the most exalted talents and brilliant Welled.,
who might otherwise have entranced listening Senates
with the thunders of eloquence or-waked to ecetaoy the
living lyre, may call with full confidence.
XaFnage •
•
Married eersons, orfroling Mew contemplating mar
riage, being aware of physical wealtnere, organic debili
ty, deformities,, speedily cured.
tie who plart himself under the care of Dr. r,i; may
religiously confide in his honor as a gentleman, and cou
lidedly rely :upon his skill as a Physician.
Immediately Cured, and full vigor Restored. . ,
This diatressing Affection-e Which renders i lie misers
ble, and marriage iMpessiblit-la the penalty paid by the
victims of improper indulgences. v oung persons ere too
apt to commit excesses from not being aware tif the
dreadlul ennseipences that may ensue. New, whp that
understands the subject wilt pretend to deny that Lb pow
er of procreation is lost sooner by those falling ii im
proper habits than by the prudent Besides Went de,
prived the pleisures of healthy offspring, the meet se
rious and destructive symptoms to both body and; mind
arise. The system becomes deranged, the Physical and
Mental Ft:tedious Weakened, Loss of Procreative Power,
Nervious Irratibility, Dyspepsia, Palpitation of the pearl,
Indigestion, ConstautionA Debility, a Wasting df the
Frame Cough, Consumption, Decay and Death.:
office,. No. 7 Muth Frederick Street.
Left hand side going from Baltimore street, a tew !door.
teem the corner: Fail not to observe some and number.
Letters must be paid and contain a stamp. The Doc.
toy's Diplohnishabiein Ida Wien.
A Cure Warranted in Two Daya.
No /Mercury or Nauseous Drum •
Dr. Johnson, j
Member of the Royal College of Surgeolis, London, Grad-
uate froM QUO of the most eminent Colleges in the Butted
States, sad the'greater part of whose life has been spent
in the Levitate of London, Paris, Philadelphia and r else
where, has effected some of the most astonishinguntil
i f
that were ever known • many troubled with ring g .. in
the head and east when asleep, great nervousness, being
alarmed at sudden sounds bashfUlness, with frequent
bloating, Ohs:died tobietiese with depingemssit of mind
were cured imniediatillY. "" - - --- - ;
Take P articular Nptice.
Dr..l. addresties all those witOhavetniuredthelabeivee
by improper indulge ~ce and solitary habits, which role
both body and mind, matting their for either bueinesa,
study, Society or =urine. i
These are seine of the sad and melancholly effects pro
due& by early habits of youth, via : Weakness or the
Back and Limbs, Patna in the Read, Dimness .fi ght,
Loss of Muscular Power, Palpitation of the heart, Dys
pepay, Nervous Irratibilty, Derangement of the Digestive
Famitions, General Debility, Symptoms of Consumption,
ito
Idsweame.—The fearful effects on the mind are touch
to be dreaded—Loss of Memory, Confusion of Ideas '', De
pression of Spirits, hvil. For boding', Avers on to Society ,
Sod Distrust, Love of latitude, Timidity, to., are wipe of
the evils produced. 1
Tienetauts of masons of all ages eau now judge {what
Is the cause of their declining health, losing their Vigor,
becoming weak, pale nervous and emaciated, having a
singular appearance about the ey es, cough and symptoms
of toilsoloption.
1
Young Men
Who havehilured themselves by a certain practice in
Wald in when alone, a habit lirequently learnedifronr
evil companions, or at school , the e f f ects of aridalare
nightly felt, even when asleep, and if not cured readers
marriage impossible, and destroy. hod/ mind and body,
should apply immediately. ,
What a pity that &young man, the hope of ha noun-
try, the darling of his parents, should be snatched from
all prospects and enjoyments of life, by the amsequencs
of deviating from the path of nature and indulging dn a
certain secret habit. Such persons NOT, before coritens.
plating i
Marriage,
redact theta toned mind end body are the most tetras
wiry redukilell to. PComma econ ol 4 lll happiness. Indeed,
without Mews, the journey througn life becomes a Weary
Putnam/in • the prospect beurtir darkens to toe view i
the mind becomes shadowed with despair and tilled &Ali
the melancholly relb.ctiim that the happiness of surlier
becomes blighted with our own.
'
Disease of Imprudence. , - 1
When the moluidett and Imprudent votary of pie are
Indathaa be has nit:4ll6f the ands of this painful dis
ease, It tee often hams that an tildimed sense or me
or dread of discovery, deters him from applying to one
Who, (roil ellicalion , and respectability, can alo e be
t
friend Dim, delaying till We conalitadonal Symptom" on
this burr d Meanie make their appearance, suck ai el
Gentled sore *mot, • disused nem, nocturnal. ' In
the head add limbs, dimoinatit eight, dealossa,noct on
the shin bones end arrosiblotchea on lheLh.:int, face a nt
extremities, programmer with: frillitauliraPittity , A r at
last the palate of the mouth or the hones of the nos fall
in, and the victim of thbe info' disease bioome a h rr id
°Went of ommiseratioo, till death puts a perio d his
Areadfill entering; by seudlo; hie to -,, that Urihicov
I
retell toiiistry' froth 'whence me traveler returner." ' • •
It is a malsocaodg Riot that thotiaiiiidi till victim's to
this terrible disease, owing to the oak lifialitieeri of ' no ,
rant pretondersi , who by the use of that Deadirr on,
Maieury, ' , tali die cdtistltintia and make tht•resld o
it
Lie numerable. : • . : =••
.: - : •
- , • ' Strangers. .i.:::.... , ... 4 = 7., 1
Trot vot your lives, or beano, to the cars hlttle4itny
unlearned and Worthless Pretendersi destitute of kw
ledge, namior 'tharattler who copyttr. Johnson% a4ver
vertisennuate, Or oyle t hemselves in the newspa,
regulerlrldacited Physicians incapable ol Curing, ey
'keep you trilling month 'tee mouth tel 'their, my
aidleileonoturre ett compounds , or as long as ' the A lest
lbe csn'bei obtained, aid in despedr,. *sea - yin L wit's uin.
ni ters
ad health to sigh over your galling dleapptiintaintiL .
lir. Joilisotils the only 'tipsy= ~,tivertlehit
' His witdiattiii.oritlilenine always Usage in his it ce.
tht rethedloi . brtreatirtent are aliknowit Matt et era,
prepared' fitiiiiiS life mini in"theig. lit hospitals of lie
rope, Ant tretin the - enonts7 and a more entensivi IPri
vale Practice than any other Phyla - Hai lai . .the worm.
rho
Indorsement, of thii Tress.. . 1
many n thousands cured at this institution yea]; of
year, : and the numerous important Surgical. Opera
ticiarperformid by Dr. - Johniton, attenuated by the re
porters of the "Sun," "clipper," _ and many . other. pa
pers,-notices, r *lnch hive appeared again and akain•
Wore the public, beldam. 1 11 1:8 1 110dAgt‘ as M. gentleman Of
bnaranter and responsibility , 'is aso I:lntent giawsithUie
IR* Og ict ° 4 * •- • . • , 1 4
• - -*in Diseases bpeedilr-Dured. ,-
'persona writing should be particular in directing It
Letters to his Institution, In the knowing manner : 1
JOIN - Ilit.. ITOIIII I3 OI I. iM. Z.
of the Bertke4orAll9dr.fiesighd. , Holtheoze, 111.
1
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REV, 9. EGE &AOKI.
AH iCADEMIC,{ARD COIII3IIR,C_LO SCHOpL
Sutton
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eliemps $l6 to S SO per seseum .
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liamusauaa, Aug. 1861.-dtf 1
THE NEW EDITION
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authorities have been cited ; the report o the
revisors of the Penal Code has-been emb led
,
in the notes to the various sections of it , a nd
the appendix contains for the first lime
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Records, and the Statute of _Fraudulent -ii
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Idtgtao.
BY TELEGIMI.
From our Morning ; Union
FROM -THE ARMY.
Official itettOrt of the Actions.
Deapatoh From General Pope
BATTLE AT KETTLE RUN•
THE REBELS ROUTED .
Thne 11 . mth'ed _Killed and Wounded.
CAPTURE - 40 W 1211EIB. CAMP
AND HAOGAGE.
_ •
Vaptore of (hits' Tlioisand hisoners.
Jackson Trapped Between Pope, Mriow
elliand Sigel.
Severe Fight- Between htcDoweUi
Sigel and Jackson's Forces.
The Enemy Driven Back at all Point's
kebel .Cagn`o t }
t guipe 'Without &ivy Lou.
general Pope in Communication With
Washington.
lassesess JrNorms, Aug. 28.-10 e. u.
To Mum GINISAI Hamm, Genera in Chief :
Ai_epon as Illiscovered,that a large force of
the enemy was turning our right towards Ma
nassas, and that the division I had ordered to
take part theta: two diya before.hadmot yet wr
rived there from Alexandria, I immediately
broke up my camp at Warrenton Junction and
Warrenton, and marched , rapidly back in three
oolumns.- ' 1
I directed MoDawell with his own and Sigel's
corps and Renos division to march upon Gaines
ville by the Warrenton and Alexandria pike.
Reno and one diviaionof Heintzelman to march
oti to Greenwich, and with Porter's corps and
'Hoialitir's division I marched back to filename
jactiolt. McDowell was ordered. toenterpose
between the forces of the enemy which , had
passed down to Manassas through Galesville
and his main body, which was moving dottn
from White Plains through thoroughfare Gap:
' This was completely accomplished. 7 ,
.-ifqogotieek who bad Pawed through tbetkoP
being driven back to the west side. The forced
sent to Greenville were' designed to support
McDowell, in case he met too large a force of
the enemy.
The division of Hooker marching towards
Manassas came upon the enemy near Kettle
Run, on the afternoon of the 27th, and after a
sharp action. routed 'them couipletely, killing
and wounding 800, and capturing their camps
l and baggage and many stands of arms.
I This morning the command pushed rapidly
to Manassas. Junction, which Jackson bad
evacuated three hours in advance. He retreat
ed by way of Centreville, and 'took the turn
pike towards Warrenton.
He was met when nix miles west of Centre
vine by McDoWell and Sigel. •
late this afternoon a severe fight took place,
which has been terminated by the darkness.
The enemy was driven back at all pobats, and
thus the affair rests. Heintrelman's corps will
move cc him at daylight from Centreville and
I do not see how he is to escape without heavy
loss.
We have captured a thousand prisoners,.
many arms and one piece of -artillery.
[Signed] JOI . IN,POPE, Maj.-Glen.
From Washimgton.
Surrender of Clarksville, Tenn.
Officers . Cashiered for Cowardice
WAssumniar Aug. 2?
I - •
Thal follo w ing Noratm was isaiimftio-aay:
EteemQuAarssui O TWO Aimr, Aug. 2?
thealligmventiOirr4ligc,
Regiment,`.77 - Tkfo ll 9 o w.l hi ti o g
v o o ffi la ce rite6 iii
ri nf
haviug.pubikihecl a cent 'sating f th ar„ they *d
viitiltool.'ll:lliiiio6,firlia hail been - Mrehlereil
for cowardice, to-surrender Clatkesville, Ten
neseeeito the rebel forme, are, by direction of
:the President diantissed from the service of the
United States. -First Lieut. N. J. Hundeo,
coed Lieut. Isaac Mason, First Lieut. Ira L.
riorris, Capt. Oath H. Clark, Capt. J. R.
Woodward, 'Capt. B. W. Bowen, Capt. Sol.ll.
3: Bomb, Capt. C. H. Crum, I.Jeut.B. S. Wpm,
Adjutant, Captain W. H. Calleader,_ Lieu
tenant H. H. - DrurY, -L. H. Beaver.
*By order of the Becretari of War.
(Signed) • E. D. TOWNSEND,
The resignation of Lieutenant Frank Bidgly
of 6th United States Infantry, tendered on so
count of 11l hellfire-bee been accepted by the
President.
ARRIVAL OF GEN. CORCORAN AT BOSTON
General .Coiveran arrived; i in li thie 7: i -• a
emrnityi. He came lets, Fall: Elver, And '
welcomed as Fall Miter, Nyricke, Basest= d
Ideasileld with the .meet aethtudastic . demim4
s
strations.
At Roxbury - he was welcomed with a formal
reception from the City Government:and aa
escorted to the city. line by a great turn out of
citizens. ; He was met by an immune Pots ,
don from this city; headed by Mayor Wig t
mon and a aumher of the City.Conntil, who
escorted krialthrough ,the. prhiciial tofrets' to
Commona. It seemed as if the entire
. , pulatiori otßdifori and Its suburbs had.furned
Out lo'irelcOrne Pie . General. - .
~
the Gni the route of proo- .e*on; in the -
coati* on'the stege - of the hAm, - .Or . the. ii
dews,,on the sidewalks , and ' Ili the iitcrifef: -
throng . Tae- tannin* ''''Bets 4 t hap fl
sucha day of ' eilial - tram
..i....m.
FROM ALEXANDRIA.
Stewart's Rebel Cavalry enroute for
Vienna
Battle In Progress at Manassas
Gen- Belittlelman In the Rear of Jack
son's Army,
ALKXLNDRXA, Aug. 28
A gentleman who arrived here to-night, re
ports that Gen. Taylor in the engagement was
so severely wounded that he may have to sub
mit to an amputation of the right leg.
This morning about 8} o'clock stewart's
rebel cavalry made a dash through Fairfax
Court House, on their way to Vienna, which is
about thirteen miles from Washington. The
Union people , of that section have all lied to
the latter city.
A fight was going on to-day, it is reported,
at Manassas. Heintselman from Pope's ad
vance bad, it Is rumored, got in Jackson's rear.
He is supposed to have a force of 20,000. The
firing was distinctly heard here (Alexandria)
ail day. •
LATEST FROM THE ARMY
Order Restored in General M'Olel.
lan's Army.
HIS TROOPS RAPIDLY PUSHED FORWARD
The Rebels are Driven from Manes-
sae and Centreville.
Rumored Capture of Ewell's Whole
Rebel Division
Desperation of the Rebel Army.
BAXTEKORB, Aug. 2`9
We learn from a gentleman who left Alexan
&la last night that General• McClellan .had
snocEeded in restoring order, and gettingi his ,
troops forward in such force that the excite
ment which had prevailed during the two pre
ceeding dais was in ameasure abated.
There was still a great. variety of ntiniors
afloat, but it was ascertained that the rebels
bad beea driven from Manassas and Centreville
aid that the parties of reboil cavalry that opera
ted so dimatrously on the railroad and at Fair
fax Court House had retired towards Gaines
villa and Thoroughfare Gap.
No fair was' enterfaiied for 'Washington or
Alexandria, though it was though that Jack
son was advancing towards the Potomac at
Leesburg, along the base of the Shenandoah
Mountain. If so, be is making a . most desper
ate venture, and ought to be trapped to his
destruction.
A rumor prevailed in Washington at an early
hour this morning that 'information had been received of the capture of '6,000 rebels, stip
posed to be the divielon of General Zwelldblit
it conld-not be traced to any reliable sou'yce:
If,correct, we cannot think that it be withheld
from the public.
Our informant says that though no official
order had yet been made public to that effect,
it was generally understood at Alexandria
that the supreme command of the Army of
Virginia had been tendered to Gen. McClellan,
and that he bad accepted and entered upon hie
duties.
The fact that Generals. Porter, Reintselaistu
and Burnside were operating with General Pope,
holding Fredericksburg as their base of opera
tions, where there is au abundance of supplles,
,w,a4 regarded at Alexandria, that all would let
he worked out to our advantage.. If the Bebe'
division of General Ewell is between :beat and
Alexandria, they ought to capture or destroy
it.
There were still crowds of fugitives coming
into Alexandria, and it was reported at Wash
ington that they were also crossing the line
from the neighborhood of Leesburg: The ne
groes were in great numbers.
Y. S.—Since the above was in type we leitrn
that quite a gunober of passengers from Wash
ington repeat the rumor of the , capture of Isis
thousand rebels. We hope it may prove true,
as such a result would give assurance of the
safety, without disaster, of the great body: of
the army beyond Manassas.
The' movement' of the enemy is regarde4 in
Washlugton-us one of desperation, and that
failure will be deetroctlon to hint. Some ariny
officers dechtrathat Jackson is now just wiiere
they wanted to have him, and that ,he Will
never get back to Richmond.
From Cumberland Gap.
Ample Supply of Provisions and Forage
.1110..•••••••
A SKIRMISH.
TRE REBEL CAVALRY ROUTED,
Lomas; ,ate 24
The Democrats cornispondent just' =lied
from Cumberland Gap,• which he left on ' the
evening of , the 2,8 d, says that our troops are in
excellent health and spirits, eager for a fight,
with an abundance of provision for sixty daiffi.
Every few days our troops send out foragihg
parties, sometimes consisting of 100 wagons;
into Poweli's Valley, Teatimes, which Juvalri
ably return laden, the foragers always driving
away whato:ter they - meet. :
The correspondent says, the troops cim hold
the Galtagainst any force, and that the Rebels
do not mean to attack, but think they 'hi'
starve the United States troops ont. The num
ber' of Rebel this tide of the Gap are estimated
at :from 20,000 . t0 80,000, trying to join with
Cerro tiordniliVilliams.
On Fri4y last Col. Garrard, with 500 of his
and Moody's regiments, went on an expeditfon
to ascertain the poeition and force his way
through , the , Rebel lines to join Nelson. :Re
had Ma,e. Awash with Scearn's Cavalry on the
Font°, and imcceeded in, tile eV: 0(1 "km. 14.4
litict Creek on Afimilay, Col. Clarrald se v, !„
NO of Steam's Cavalry , killing three slid mor
tally wo nnthror two, when • the remainder iicat;'l
tered.oP in awful speed. :Mullin of Ma 's
Cavnbi ,Inekk#l4
gtsaut tinting Mt.
Having procured Shwa Powei Preario,Wife - prlpar
ed to eneenteiJOS end BOOK .pktirrratalir weary
&script:mu, theiper th9l , lt, be=ei at %ay other
estatilihmeni Ira the eatitry. =
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ReEd et ADVEltlitilNta. ''.:„,
'
ligr Four lines or inn constitute enedna: 6 0, 41101 *-
EVEN or more than four constitute &square.
plums, one diy so sli
one weer.... . 1 26
" one ma , tb ........... ...••• • • •• •• 2 22
" three mouini 4 00
u aix months 0 00
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One ra''...... .10 .... 00
Otteeteare, One der. ..,, ,
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60
one week 2 00
44. one month 6 00
4• three mouth 3... . 10 00
,t Az month' 16 00
" 000 year. 20 00
sir Bastnees notices Inserted in the Local Chime% or
before Marriages and Deaths, NSORT oiti rs PER Limp
for each insertion.
Mir Marriages and Mattel to be °barged in regular
advertisements.
NO 102
PROM. FORTRRSS MONROE,
Arrival of the Sick and Wound•
oil Soldiers.
The steamship Daniel Webster has arrived
from Norfolk Hospital to-day with one hun
dred and eighty sick and: wounded Federal
soldiers—about eighty of them have bean trans
ferred to the Sanitary ship Buturpa. , .
The Signal Corps which had been for a long
time attached to Gen. 151cCie1lan's army, lett
here this afternoon oil the steamboat arrow
smith, for the Potomac. The Arrowstnith also
takes up a large number of recruits for the Fire
Zonaves' regiment, which arrived here this
morning on the Baltimore boat.
The time for the removal of all the wooden
buildings on the Point will be up totbe alit of
August, but no one can seem to realise that it
will actually take place, (notwithstanding the
order has been given) it'seems so -uncalled tor
by those of us who do not understand why the
buildings should be removed at tkis time.
About two hundred contrabands were
brought over. from Norfolk. to-day, and one
hundred and fifty of them wens up on the Ar
rowstasith, whether to work in the army or not
we could not ascertain.
THE INDIAN WAR IN MINNESOTA•
John Ross En Route for Washington.'
John Ross, the chief the Cheroldti Nation,
and his retinue of fifty-pergons, pined through
here last night, en route . for W ashington,
where he goes to lay his grievances before the
President, and to urge the sendhig •ii"loaly of
troops to clear the territory of hostiliktibes
and rebels. fi
A despatch from Des Moines to-gapes!. that
arrivals from Ford Dodge bring reports of the
destruction of Springfield on the 'tiotilitate
line by the Indians. "I
Emanuel and Dickinson counties are report
ed in danger, and the settlers are fieehig south
to Fort Dodge and other places for safety.
CHEAP COAL YARD.
rrii b' undersigned is now prepaid to sell
1. coal at the fotherlog - , I
LOW BATES ;
Lorbertl not cost
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7 1 33
2"e iter Ita7 .
•,4 bt otet , u -- : z .. —ll W-liper to
Wilkeabarre lump or cupola. iiil 11 40 kg bla
steamboat 3 ' per ton.
W 2pgr ton
tt broken. 325 p arr tout,
Lykena Valley mat . • ' 2'sopiet on.
11 . vg .
~.,.6,8 i 0 WS Ws
tit broken.. ....... .....: ..1 3.0 0 Or ban.
Ebtaltb's COW ..... ................ i.. .. ~ `lllO pub tow
air Tb Larberti Val IA .4 CI•1110tetOoi thAO WI 4-
kena Walley, klaoles as easy, dens nos cilakatinnA .will
burn longer aid Mee more !vat. • , :-.-j .- -.....,
Coal &Id by lbe boat load, oar. 100,, doglei Appf, or
third ton and by the bustle!. ,
mffizams;==;;;l
PATENT WEIGH CARTS.
Etarrieburg, Aug• oth:dbu
JOHN WlBO3
Confectionery k, Fruit St*,
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THIRD STREET, EAR %TAINT* ,
H a r ristr : fis Pa:
CONFECTIONERY OF ALL ItINIYA; ""
• .FRESH SALTIIISH,
And veletables of all Mode, brought • direct. &oat ih •
&Wen Markets, twioea week,ana parCIIII4ed 111:14er my
rsonal supervision, thus coupling me th sell's' better
sod cheaper mitt* than soy Di the market- •
air Orders from a distal:toe attended in proml4, and
vends Aeiivered to any part at the GOYIM of chid' go-
Fitg:H CANNED FRUITi common tly on band Give
me a call. pall - • JOHN WISE.
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Wad, :41'. - PARSH Zit. Ls ,
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GAS FIT TE,31.:-
Aid Street, - heirt door .to the ltAvriviii Prsfins,
.. •
QT.CiagS, dwellings, churoiles, Ambito
,b... 3 buildLugu, aCtl9n.B, *o., acted up It 04 BM. big a.d
iron: pipe is a wor.,maa lire Meader.
et
4p , w m ah
bowfin; Butt Tubs, lift and Foivi t'unap . ..i
W.: • ', it ,
An ti*
Lead sae Leontito ibr water, gas sod' tilidHP P r re
of public pal.pnoalto is rea3imact:4q7. sobaiLeataXdirtirort
pr mptly attended to.myBo4lBm.
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VAL U 13 LE PR Ck, P..Etat. Y
FRS A L E
T NOW - offer for-isle . thit- -fahrible
proptirty situated on the wawa ibuitat KoA 'Mk
stave% oppnins• hary's niddance t if pot . : wl4, oft Kr
ft* timollret Of Soptegibitt- Kent It Ipitritte iater, it will
belie • cur 44 $ 1 8118: Kinpay (187.•ou 0,0
ei. J. R. MAUS.
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LOTS FOR BALE >_:. :,..s
RT. HALDEMAN wia sell' loti r on
North street and PeAnolivaztin aVeikai" '`
the.* desiring tujsustuise. Apply cog nas kVl4,,asig
Walnut streets. • .I.9lWat
POCKET BIBLES
FULL assortment of Pocket .
£3.' and Testaments for the soldiers . 11
4 4re
ceived at BEfiGNEEt'S BOOKIITOM
DI CRS Cider Vinegar , whie
Zo=u ' ilH 4.
io be made solely Goal elder. Piet • f or
sole low by NlCflol.s t.r q
Corder limb and 'Mad; a 'Wets.
110BACCO and segara of aft . ki. d`' for
w e by MCIPAS k BOVIDMIVIS
ben COTiker /tont awl kt,ll, g .
CEDAR TUBS, BASKET/4 el: /dB
and everything in the line, just recepgd u r g e noisntitana and for rale very - low by -- '"
• • , , nclegs9Tsl4
14LTSWBOLD HAEIf3.-4. onomfi ' , lot of
Al these et. lebrated Ant r ftetted..;tl
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•WY. DOCK..Ir. k
emu% "
Dates ,
Pritues t , RpougnA, „awl.. all
- mods ir sik Joktif ingtd'l3t4ile, -- Tiiird' suck
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Mill
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Moiarbs, Aug. 28
Ozzosoo r Aag.42B
Nan Zbunliatmtnts.
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PINY APP T" 13,444041,