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7STFT' if PIT;
"-
- -YTrriP. A first ..uleaa , Cabinet
Hons.
j -MrlJBcisfD msa the r
soonsibility of the Fredericksbrwj dUasier.
.i.Ht L4filtf4) ttiki fj.t jTias .trouble
enough jost now. with hit Cabinet.
tTlf. the AbolitionUle' luw tried
to. make, thepeopje bcliere, the Adaiinis-
the ' Povernment. we would
now be a people without a Government
completely "busted" up.
Governor Aesw'e "swarms are
moving I Over twelve handled sulJiers
have deserted from seven Massachusetts
regiments. Such is the announcement of
. the Provost-General of the State. Oh, we
are going, father Arrabaji, at least twelve
hundred strong. ' "
The Louisiana Negroes.
An army correspondent of the HsrUonl
T- t UA,nn T An.
iana : -We had 1,500 negroes here, but
. -r.W, ,.. l.n -,,t awav to work.
W alKint
' 1 T 11 wn win t.i. t
o nnn -f .I." ;, lM.in. TAet
i7. o notking hut lit in the tun and sleep,
..Tu. ttit irttm In mnrtrt " C
Not Settled.
The telegraph informs ns that the trou
bles in the House of Abraham are not yet
' ... t . . ... .. .!,.
Miueu, DUl cm ia.r i
. .1 -l
alarming aspect, seward ana VHst,
havo agroeil to assume tlio duties of their
resi-JctiveposftionsSnditionally: jTVhftt
. . fit A
ino reuuiiumx an-, ' v
whether th Fresidout will accept tliefu f
yet to be ramie ' known. It is intimated
tlmt tho trouble will extend to the IIouhc,
l,ni ;i a.111 reKiill hi nri Sssne ln-tween
... , t . . . t
the President and the Legislative .branch
of the (Jovoi uinent. it u a recu'sr kil-I
. kenuy cat Gght. . and bids fair to have
mjcut.; wf,.--. .1
similar result. It is not our fight, j and
f.r tl. Sn.i TivnidHiit and Cabinet
. ,i. fi -
.uui-v.u. -c
comes off second let. Tho - country can
1 rery well sjmre any or all of thsm.;
"The Taxes."
.' Under this heading, the Journal of yes
' teadav mornintt. attempts to delude the
people with the false idea that ar is
1 positive blewing-r-tbat '.notwithstanding
the country has spent thousands of mil-11-''-
lion -of dollars,' whiolt thei people must
pay, t,he taxes are less A is ysr thsn they
were last. The ejitor has evidently adopt-1
" "ed did Abr's tow,' that It W-taniar to pay
lore doht than a flinall one:" Under
no other system of reasoning couldho pes-1
- -.,, . . . ,
r -
. dm tne lanners.ana otners wuo uave uaiu
their taxes, and saw. ou the Treasurer's
' ' r
book the assessment that ought ' to have
,been paid th' year hut which tlie State
authorities, for a purpose bost known
themselves, have ordered to be bfaaeil;
A-hii i will nava to LrO uaui nexi vear.
not to be hamhooried with any such LrV-
coLV loific as the Journal puts forth..!
SUt taxes, probably, aro less this
r '
than laei.:. .Why ? Because part of
amount due this yCar has been shifted
- -t..'.i. -l.u:.i. .;.
heavy then as now. The farmers
nn.lnrMfi.n.I
I. jl j- 1 , i'T - ','.1 I e
Tectly well. aiuT j tho, sophistry of
si l Journal wijl pot ilpceiye vlji'FU.'U, tho
tcf,.,. ... , ; . ..... .1 lu
. I
w 1 a Al.a' a:. .t.A.Jl.'I.i 1
JJUl we cri. luat ,m Wit f
compellsd to pay.iHouhXiJ ftlW.th'
! " that flicy did )iit,nd Uiat jt.will be
' "-thhn double tovMwrt'Jtpf. Does
' Jutirnal dth jt, Ak 'he, tRrn?r'
..,.l..;. .t, wn-omled to
an enormous indirect tastrn eollae,
muslins, wearing apparel ' of every
' and on every necessary article of clothing
a U.V.vwp'tiPH.rPw'wId't2th"
"- direct tax paid to the gove'ronjcnt in
' .ab' alj' WaJlufiCuJe,,' vholesal and
' ' ' 'dealers, on personal property and real
' ' Ia.. .u J.nl .', f irXtmntt 'ilalartn.
tatc, per cent on incomes',
pf hand, drafts, transfers of real
' and in fact,' on every iinaginable article
enters tiilo' ffio' business relations
' " and avenr article of food consumed,
v . ' J " .- ',' 1 ' - ,
yop will find cut,. if yon do Rot
' know, that th taxes are oppresy?) J
i 'er tuis yar tuan last. iu 1110 -: v
'1! ."V the tiieasnro1' in that the worst '
at' A ..-1 " , '.
come, 1 .'-".''
,""t".rWtv tho Stata war tx ill Rdilod
";..",h,.j 111' jjoar,' and when thepeoplehavetojiay
' ' ",fM-tb6TJeiis;oqr "tin cup'' swinUle;''aiHl
, -"-' JinjBt y,hf,!l.rtW,?u,ll,l,0,,'
- ' mentis T$fi, . W of
trulr exciaint i.Wlat
" gaiit rulers these Davy Too Union
am.
.fcaTTli printers of Faris, who were
eondemVf to &(ttmt ptanVhrnevit ia ton-
s. ' i- 1 i.t I. " 1
sequence ?r, a sttsfcs,; eave mad unique
present to uieif advata.,' M. Buhryzcb.
They have printed oil Vellum Ci Oration
of Bom net, end here produced hook in
style of nagaificenc said to be aneqvaM
fwr typographical excellence. In order
that no other should exist, the forms
wen; immediately broken pp.
Jf eTV N?w 'ok: lirjrnUnU ( Bwa-
:h!V" tb A .UuiniMrttton With delaying
the opiajr oltbelliL'lrpiirieeo as
t pot ua the nvivr of the hiqes
. .
railrveMt wrwrwiiM - wants as i course
thrive etxW the tradi forced apoft them
1 9y gpp, f the natural outlet of the
WewU
fc"E. FoasxsTta, a young tnaa from
one of the northern counties of .New York.
a few years tiac. went to China as a sai
lor, and, entering the China service, rose
tA ' mitltATv rank Tie berama a
th. Mxt bnt 0M in
rant to Gea.' Ward, and U now his oc-
Jceilor," tins "keeping sjT American" at the
heattf theChineveaeaiy. i.w i
I t V l t I m , HA V
m7 ( "
Honorary memoer o, u o-o- F"1
oociation called the Helvetia. Dr. XeJa
, . v
'" Ue rencn surgeoa wno -v w
Hcnt-4 valuable gold box by the Italian
sympathizers in Fans.
I
Official Report from Burnside.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE POTOMAC,
FALMOUTH, Dec. 19.
,. , ,. rk;. f!h, .
I 1U U. i . Ulllint'K, uvumsi-iu-vnick
. . . . h th hororto offer
I tie following reasons for moving tbe army of
the rotom.o meross tne fuppanaonoea sooner
, I than was anticipated bj the President ;, 8ecre-
11 Itnrv of War and Tourselt. and for croasini at
a point -different iron- tne one toaicateo
to von at our last meeting at the President's
During vaj preparations lor crossing a. toe
d ace 1 naa nrst seiectea, l aiscoverea in
st
I the enemv had thrown a large portion of hi
, i torcefl aown tne river iau vinwuerr,. .-uu
.. f , f , ,
that I diacovered that be did not anticipate
a 'be cross. ng of our whole, loree at a redericRs,
kr nrl I hnnd. hv rsDidlv throwuis the
as 1 . le tn.od over at that elacejo separate
I b a visoreus attack (he foroes of the enemv
linl on the river below from the fortes behind r
on the Creat in the rear ol thetown Inwhieh
I ckM we could fight him with great advantage
in our favor, lo do this, we bad to gain
heinht on the extreme right of tbe crest,
which height commanded the new road lately
lade by the enemy tor purpoiea ot more
a
point gained, t. his positions stoot (he right
creat would nave oeen scarcely tuDSQis, an
hs ceald bav beea dtirao ; Iwin itsm earn
bv an attack on hii front, in connection with
a moveoient-en th tsacof Jt Meal ! ' ,
How near we came to accompliabing oar
rapid communication along his lioea which
tni nnelpeotei ud unavoidable .delay
in building the bridges, which gave the enemy
"00" 10 con"n', V0' 'n.
,UCceeded. in which case the battle would have
been, in my ppimon, tar more deciaive than
1 we oao erosseo ai iae piacea ur aeiaovau.
f ltWM ve ctme yerj near saocsss. fail-
1 in m accomonaning tne mam ooiect, we re-
mmed in order 01 Dame two oays, loug
.nnn.h In Hflrnln tnAt Ilia RDAmV WOitld tint
eoa out of hi. ttronir holds to 6eht ns with
I his infantry, and after which we crossed to this
to J " 1
and I j As,thk day broker ou lng kne f troops
arei were eu iuri:uiiiK w u umaraui inwuuui
' f JSfi fkm0rlr
The.fi To tb&brava tiReers iad aoklier who
year compnaneu m ie 01 nrcroMiDg iu
"1 Uaa iuna nf ihA nm 1 AM Mf hi 110
the For the flliiure in ,B, .tt.ck. 1 ...--.oo-.
on I aible, as tbe extreme gallantry, courage and
I endurance shown by tnem was never aceded,
aud I n.. postiblj. ;nnii):in I
nor. I lo tbe lamilies and friends 01 tne -dead.
.u can only offer my heartfelt aympathies,
the for the wounled, I can offej m earnest
prayers for their comfort and 6nal Recovery.
im iin lOMiun w w n nar
1 nn nn n iki. Iinaa Mlhananamil IhaAiun.
I rrUlUU UU W Wis aiaaw, asw vaa-
u.ti. . . t, p.illen, r-reU.rr of War
year .oarself, and that you left the whohLmbwer
more w " hsndi;without giving orders,
thel , wUl Ti,itou terJ ,oon ,d gi,.
makes me responsible.
1 .ii
idli definit: iiformhn, jasd'will finally
nv "fina 70B T detailed report, in wmcn
sugar,
kind,
Wvj
licen.
rotail
es-
nnlm
cial ackniledgment will be made of the
of tb diireiSjwt Grand Diviaions, Divic
ion irOrpafrid mrfUeneral and Btatt ye part-
menu ol kiu,f cjJ. tl'. J i.tamao, to whom
I am ad aitroh iadobted for tLelr aubnort
e4 waa, maditl srl..- titan yon .expected,
estate,
that
oMifa,
and
,
already
hjgh'
muuiu
H to
.
the
to
aad alter tk .'resident. Becretarv and vour-
self rn' wired t pot to be in baste, lor
rp..-: liiut we were supplied much sooner
th difterent Stall pepariutept than Was
ticitiiind wton 1 saw von. if i .
Our Mtlttd aissunu to. 1,156 Jour wounded
to about D,ftoi ant-ur n Honors, to
100, which hut have beet aruled, aud
for about the -same number taken
us. The wounded were all removtd -to
tide of the river, and are being wl Mewiiwr,.
and tbe dead were all buried under a' flag;
ihvCL oAiil'tai-HIO
tns aurgeons report a much larger proper.
tu'.u of llghi!qhd BB,'nnBl, , 632
beiDstreaMdialheliajapitala.a.i.ij j ' ,'"
;;. am glad to represent -the-1 ary at
praseot UUM UI , guvd. ..coudiuoft,, miankiag
tbe Government lor that entire- apport
eoofidenee which 1 bare 1 wart iwoejved
then),'! remain Genemr very aespectfully
obedient aervantw, , , i V'.;.,'','
A. E. BURNSIDE.
A. E. BURNSIDE. Major-General Commanding.
uicu
If a woman oegleot her buaband (hirt
front ia ens th wife of hi bosetn?
[From the Philadelphia Evening Journal.]
Washington Society.
The Waahinrton correstKindeal. of th
ttdgtr Mil that very few foreijrn ministers
were present at the opening ot Contfreaa.
The t reach od English minister were both
absent. We see nothing wonderful in tnia
Congress has become such a contemptible
body, that STen a minister from Liberia or
Hayu might effort to despise it. roreiirn
ministers hare become sodisfnsted with the
irnorence. volirarltT and bnHooner i emsiai
circles at Washinrtow, the they h ssaoy
. . . V X t .L.
of them, removed to New York, so that r'jey
may avoid the necessity of making more visile
of wurtes, to the White Hod, ami I to CaM-
net officiate. They only encoonte oar Presi- ,
J..t id Cblnet whin thsv are comoelled to
a actual business requires tnem to ao
sa By residing in New York they escape
'"It
etio none aowatr, sou miS Uur.,.R
Adminirtratioo, most be a great relief to any
well bred man, and oar own people 1 oaght to
be tbaahfal that so few foreign representatives
I
are present on such oocaaioas to observe the
disgraceful caricaturing of good breeding,
and the hadacroos attempts at stile and gentil
ity oa the part of loose wbo, lor tne present,
misrepresent the American people. '
The cnanre in waahinetoa society m re
marked by all visitors to that city Bat fee
II LJ I. ..J k fmm knliMl MA.U
are now to be fcinw there. Is place oF such,
w new see leek, laatere-jawed New England-
era, many of them of a poor, pexaon-hke
ttJ'SFJSZ
and cheap oil-cloth satchels, aa'.f filled with
crackers and cneese. lees gvsiuemea arv i
chieffv artthrantj tor rapiaa!:n in e I
army Ifcev wear aeery sancussoewe. air,
raw ww vu ..nwwiw"", -- I
u . MMm.t ith the cotton nmbrel-
n!LrI) rr4h mil an their eves I
ly, and comb their hair back of their
amw firr ui ww. t" v'
IJ t J
toena ignoramusrs coom out oo wu
, ..i.
. Another larce class ot people now m " aab-1
nrton ar the contractors and contract-seek-1
era sboddyites and swindlers generally, wno
are too well known to need description at our
hands. ..Then we Uve Abolition emissaries
and apostles, of every variety, wbo are in
wasluDEton to urge extreme emancipation
measnres and to pick up whatever of plunder
thevcaa. These men are generally tbe friends
.JL,.t..nt .h. A tlitinn members nf
Congress, and are of a similar erade in the
social, moral and intellectual scale, ' Add to
these the correspondents ot tbe, Abolition
hread and butter, aud vou have a Drettv toler-
able idea of the chief elements of Washing-
ton society at present, so far as the male sex
IS CVUfTTUDU. 1 A irj. , .e7Ljiisrrj jrnqn pic,,
coorae, the wives and daughters of these, and
of course aro their suitable, companion
The sharp aoaed, sharp-voiced daughters of
New Kngland are tbe ruling spirits at present
They alt spell cow k-e-o-w, and pronounce it
accordingly, and express wonder insnch terms
Now, I want to snow I "ln tell I etc.,
and invariably ask their neighbors "what they
had to pa ' for this or that article of cloth-
tng. If, In the society of a foreign minister
and hi. Isdy, these "ladies" would, of course,
them tb cost oi eactt. and every article
iflfjjieic dressy how mneh ifried apples and
made anirar are worth: where they come
from, and how much wages their kings, queens
and emperors received. . .
Is it any wonder the foreign miuisters did
noi aucnu vu "'
theyreluse to reside in Washington at this
Vallandigham Polka.
if
.
A C. Paters 4 Co., of Cincinnati, hsve pub
lished a spirited piece of mnsic, the composi
tion of BraomuUer, with tbe above title. It
i. greatly the rage out West, and we are not
as, in addition to the music, the
is an excellent biographic like-
oeas of the handsome, as well as distinguished,
statesman. " ' -
We Uke this occasion to correct a very
absurd New York pronnnciation of this name,
now br national repntation. we near it, pro-1
"Vallan-dfo hsm." '! How" it could
be taken by people familar with old Engliah
names Is hard to imagine." Like Birmingham,
FrothiWgham;Coldenhambte.,ietc i the ac-
cent is oa the ante-penult: "Valland-i-gham."
w Hen tne torn comes ior v110 to present
pemocralie President, thesappers and min-
era wbo will lay siege to him, will be sure to
... L.ii i.T'ir .1. ' '.. .
una euu yore l'UJt UM. V"7 ojuhi. uv .M
:-jlem iotk urctmant journal. ;
hi!
A Good Joke.
1
ydu
ar
vicea and
:; A few days sine ao extra train loaded with
iaokaase waa transported over th iLouiaville
and New Albany KailrOad. telegraph
operstor at Salem, a boy, getting wind of
sent a rumor that Governor . Morton, of, In-1
R nA 'end OAvarnor Yatea ef 1 inois. ac
ooronanied bv a large dslegation of Republi-tf
.an. ' wi.k KBna'nf mni ! ' tvnnt.l T.a a
through at a certain hour. Immense, crowds
.aT. ........a, ...
cheers. When the train thundered, in,
aged and venerable ower qf a pair of tabu-1
ion ears stnea nis neao out ot a stock
and gave vent to a long, agonizing nee-caw
that fairlv shook tbe bill around : contterna
lion aeized the crowd, and in two minute
a Republican was to he aeen within a mile
the depot complaint ns been made to
Superintendent against the operator, and
is in momentary expectation of a notice
the
bv
n-
ex
changed by
this
of
....
only
'
the
and
from
your
When we hear of an Abolitionist abusing
rebel, it reminda ua ot a certain green custo
mer, who wa a stranger Jo mirror, and
stepped into tne camn ot one oi our
i Western ateamera Stonrvin in , front ' of
large pier-glass, which he took fur a door,
aid),,.,, .. i ';'' : ' '
"I say, Mister, when does this boat start?"
Getting no reply frcna th dumb reflection
before him, he again repeated 1
''I ear, Mister, when- does this here
H-.a. . , i a , .
. InoeosM at tb atiU sileol figure, he brok
OUt "" - ' 1 " " '. " ."
"Go lo (header, job deva a as aafma colored,
tbock-had(J, half-breed I ' u, don't
Uke yo too as tic a, any toef '
In the am'e' way when ' an ' Abolit.oniat
abases a febel, be is but cursing hi own coun
terpart ia .ine buaihera.buiU4ur-x.ou unite
.i ill :.f Is
Dcmocraf, ;
"V A aaitor, who had latelv retbraed from
wa a one the auuiaoa,. i,luoki(ifr at
youtijt ladie on th, platform very aueotwely,
wbn t eicUiaued, rUav the women got
lazy that they must have bag to carry
hair in T"
( titMrt from a Ltttor oa lh Ksnl Field. I
', , v
This ijsttle (Antietsm) has been the moat
aanguinary of the war, and the only one
fbnghl with viaible design end flpoa military
principlea. ; The arrange moot of ooticprps
the overlooking position .of the commanding
General Ibe sending into action the right
and left divisions Ibe "closing up of the cen
tre, and final success excites bewildering
admiration, and carries the mind to the great
fields of Auatorlits and Wagram, fonghl by
Napoleon. ' Of all thishave I spoken. The
h; f fc . conflict, parehased
, . t . ,v L a i.
by the life and blood of twenty thousand met,
most be innnd in ine nospiiais, k dob h
gorjes j,ut it has its ten thousand demons in
these human tortures, lhati makes 'theleye-
ajjiil- U.
oeus acne in urt u.r-v. -r-
land tbe brain reel. I ne signi is nrat posi;
iiTeT nnendurabe. The life-blood of . some
is still trickling away in silent calmnsss
vhile dissevered limb and mama brain of
others give rise to sounds God grant I may
loot again witness.
But je mothers who here seek a son or
wives a husband or sisters i mouwr-w
sons a father know and be consoled that
eTen here the band of mercy is watchful, and
rrr ;, bestowed apou your teved ones
than might at first seen, possible It was in
the hospital, where rested tbe gallant Hooker
tbal 1 learned tne lusuirj 01 lumc uijiuiiai
. often teen and so little understood,
T1V ' Anvthimr allevialine
. , r ..... ...1
me auneringt anq aav.ng u e . v.
dim. is a national blessing. I witnessed
lsome utonishing results from ibis article.
T. :. -II 1 Ar ln.nl mi n
" " uuu.. iur.. B---
. .. . i .i- . .v:v aaa
powder and excitement is thirst, which added
to tbe loss ot blood in tbe wounaea, creates
.k. nnitv nf a reviving stimulant. . In
..... . , ohvsicians were
I . . . . ' ' P1 .
allowing their patients to dnnk Plantation
Uitters, ouerwise emeu o. a. towu a, aim
i.iihonirh tbe wounded are most numerous
here-4hia division bsving opened tbe 6ght
.... ... ., , ,.
at 5 in the morniog tbe men were mostly
composed, ana mere was very uuie laiming.
j The article acts npon tbe stomach and nerves
in alnosl inoomprehensible manner, auperior
reaction. .It originated . 10 the West Indies,
composed of the, celebrated Calisava Bark
Root Herb. , ,41 pre,erved in St. Croix
1 13 . 1 rj
T. 1800 X being a aecret
ngredivut, not yet revealed to tho public.
It is principally recommended for want of
appetite, disordered liver, intermittent levers
stomach difficulties, 4c. I understand il
was somewhat.knowq.il) the Southern States
ai)d it appears an agent
previous to tbe war,
f jeflerlon pttvis recently applied to' the
. , , ., !U. , ...
proprietors for the privilege to make it for
nospuai purposes uunug mo , -uitu
they made the following reply !
I
Nkw Tork, Jan. 16tb, 1862.
v.
1 , Dear Sir,-
Agent of, etc.: 1.;
Jn reply to oor communication,
I ofleriu(, u'Fitiy thousand dollars for the re-
cipe and right to make the Plantation Hitlers
for ur hoapila purposes 'during the war,",
wa heir to sav. v our orioe is e. liberal one. con
aidering it would cost ua nothing to comply,
ana that otherwise we can derive no revenue
from the Southern States; but sir, our dutiea
to our Government and our ideas bf conais
tency would no allow ns to entertain it, al
su?pri.a, thongh .t might please ns to asaaage tbe snf
frontispleU fer.ngs of your mirgnided followers.
..o.......-,
' '
7.-",KZi7Z ,'. nr,
., , ":--X.
-?t
T1""89 Benlleineii .ve the history pf certain
ingredients ot tneir iirucio ior over two nun
nounced; I dred vears sliowlnij that through all changes
I f m.Hi,..l nr,.f..mn nn.l im nraetitinners.'
. 1
strengiu, .combine a..u sisn '
been derived froip ll)ae sources. J)r. Woods
in tbe VYaaluulou Hospitals, uitormed me
.a 0ne patient ws fast sinking and crasv,
,1 . . '
and had not sb'ut an hour for two weeks, until
1 ' . ' 'j , :'l,'' 1,' x
; iun iui)u t,u.c u.. ...u..,
I ben one daj 9 trial gave him a night rest,
. ' now recovering. 1 am surpris-
ed our Government has not equaled Jeflerson
Davl In enerV; nd-doptee4kis inralnable
fttt(clc , 0,irfcm,Bitals".The weak soldiers
. ... . ... .
""8 ""- """"" " '"J """""'1
can bear' witness, it is ''good to take," and
I .ft Z . 1 1 .1 . 1.
,vef u-fi Hnetv.m , the pttnttion Bitters.
, , . ,,'..J.. , t ... , V .t,ll
an speak of ynilieritl tn th wounded, bnryitig
the dead, At" '' ' " 1 'l'"' '
carl ,i...ioT'i'i,u . v,nrT,.
of
be
to
a
who
nne
a
he
boat.
-
"
look
CaXAROO MAM FACIl'RIMO COMPANY,
; ' I...'" 1 1
MANlTrAtTITtliitlft itfti ilEAttJUS J3 ,
' ..t ..... i.:
papM " Agings
i. . .-. .
AND " "' '"' '
! "' "i i!A ! if: I '
WINDOW SHADES,
'. u..i:...i I U. I ; , I M'l I. Mi ....-I.; M; . , ;
S7 WeaA roil i ill street, Clarlwnail,
UR ,iK k or Pap. ITannt. Cnrtn papers,
Trannurent Wiu.Ww tuuln l Uie lergeiU
lu our reuil uperttnnt
of Hub
mroti bi wt'tfni 'ttiv'tiji,
we tiavi, 10 addilaowvlo our lar ninnll
iu . rnnv rafieni, an iiij
III iii
sea.
two
ao
their
''""''"'"'matthk - ,;i
1 ,.!..:..i -...I n.,i:i,,ilu , , .. ,; ; . j ""
laatf rn ' or Kuroi)ra MarkeU Afford.
.i.if.J-,.iul J .. .il .1. .u , ,, i.; 1 "" ' "
The speelet etletilion oT lriilliM iuteodiu to
meut their drewiuj loom bouUolriA librsruja,
sod diojug room. In o.ll.l lo th.M Deeutihli Qood
whluh we SNonering st.Wwen"ea.,'ritr. i,,,4
'"""i ...I ; . I ii i i' ui .i
All Klada ef Htore, aid other anadea,
Mad. te Order. , ' '
I l.i'.ia.eki rem.. 1.1 l uiil..l I
'S " ' l -l l"
CAMAROO MArrUKAOTUBIXaOOSIPANr,
J7 We.l rnurtli atmt, ViucuuieU, Ohio.
H. H. BunH.. dellnll
CHEAP
DRY : GOODS
A "i ' ,J
111 :.. II '
D E L A II D S
:n. ..to
7 4 "AM D 7 6-
5aWCUNSATi ()HJP. "iQ
NEW GOODS ' 3 tJST HfeCEITED AND
SELLING AT f! EDUCED
PRICES. .
U01SEKEEPING GOODSl
la great variety, conaiatlng In part of
SHEETINGS," BLANKETS,
SUIKTINGS, , FLANNELS,
LINEN DIAPER, J QUILTS; o
COTTON DIAPER, 1-1 TICKINGS, "
NAPKINS, , CRASHES, ,
; , DAMASK TABLING. .
'. '' I. ' II. .-,1 ,-j.t -ili
New Winter Dress Goods
'. 'At 18,S,'3VXsld ioe.
FINER FABRICS, fcllOICE O0OD9, wh s POP-
Lina, VHLOUfUVCAMLii'.lSi rltAUt
, , ALPACA, AtKRiNOCS,
.i ..ul.,
o x
-flL. IS.
At SO, 91, 99, 15, anl Iner.' A larg
SHAWL'S! BH AWLSIll
'Stripe and Plai j tiroch Riiawls, '
1 ' Sinp abiJ Hl(t Wool 81iwU, . .
Mihhm' Hhwli, good AAMrtnient,
' ' Uema' Traveling HhAwls.
'.. .: il I '
DBSSS ,SI,LK
toloreii Dress Uilks, TA. Ste, $v
i1. . Black Llren allka, !, 91 a, ! BO.
Bleached Shirting ; Muslins.
' .1; . 'nii.'i') .J.jii . ! .It:. 1 i
" :i '"' " GootqualltVata5,llli,wOe.
BLEACHED AMI MHOWN .CAft'l'oW XANNILS.
BLA ISrlt.EJ ,T S
t'.iii.rt .1 Armv BhiDketji:
it-1, lv-4, u-t,.14-iwpw H'S BlMlfeta, ts, Be,
ctiilUien', Crsdle eooHlribBlsnket,;
opera flannels; flmta ead Twilled Uoode.
'
T
ii
EMBROIDERIES
i f
.
anl
evtir
and
. ..:. iu v. ...... FL.AAIVEUb.1
;U i I. . '".' 'I ; t. Ii.,.. :i
While'and All-Weot riannelei
White lloruetdw; Bhskerdo.; I
' Bleeuhed snd Brown Csntoa do.;
Opera Flanaela, all oolora: .,
lleadl-tdo.,rorLauliee. .
kJ'J..,Ju V ..... 'aaaaa. I. y. .
I
AND LACES.
tit.-... i 'uW
v. il ; nni'W
Eaihroiderftd Col 1am. 15. SO.ttSt). . 1
' Xmbrotdarttd Hndkerobi, lu great vuiety;
ilMoiiua llsr ftn4 OeU; ., (i
tUi; Ckiii brio and Mualindo.; ' 1
u afeuwUtfuimFHirfsTlireiri u.'. ,i 1
LimIm aiiti VttlaucieunM Luce. i
1 1 ,u:.ii .... t .i.iii ,ii ,'i.:m I
ii.il '..it i,.-,vi.it)iw-e -..Il in j.ull
HOODS iAND SQWTAGS.
IBPHTR WOOL HOODS, at' , 1TH. 60,
NUBIAH, tMuitiful color.; a' large assortment juet
.t!it n jull tBBOrtmni rbri)l and M (.
I . -j'ii-i-Jit 1 r.riti. ,-irjtl j- i(J J.u'j'j'h) I
For Men and Boys' Wear
.V;l
:i :.,IT
Plain an Field OA-Hltf XRRSV 8ATIWITS, CABB-
H. .JJtBri;a,BleoHo Volored currua.
M E C K"','"S CAR F 8
' il
I,
or Caahmerr uu) Wool Plaid.
QUENCH;;:
English1 & American Calicoes.
.i
"';'"'
I"
'
orn.
hell.,
,
.,
'
i
i:.l ' ll'l a: I.ii.i: hi.; ... i
'' ViirWr of braiidi
ClIINTZGIt
li- ' -i II II .lij I'
Mlllug lOW.
f. .U .i i'..i : .
. . 1. 1 i ...
-i English and Aioemsn Ohmliee. . ,
-m i.. a . .. -b-. m 1r7ili.rTr-a "tm
J JSl." SS: XX, JXi- J-V SU
I :" "
l.i.V
. n i.ll ...
, ..l .'...., -'!l lyv.i 'li Lfl" In'
, ., , '
Rich Colors, br Oeate' Monintt Gown..
Ir.ai l..l..l;Vl wiu-i'l "'.
iv i.,..o; w UKX4ANIV
I .-! I v-. w-.t ! ..w . "M III (IIIUI
. I, 1. . I . .'. I , .i
aad t Weal raurt'lt street,
del&dlm
It t M ' .V .ii .t. ,
Opposite Flke'e Opera House.
A Good Joke. Holiday Goods.
n m "i it.. i
.1 -i ji
Ciuutin . i
foe the Holidays.
03
OlfTS
PKMKNT8
eirr
I PilSBNTS.
01FT
PBE8KNTS.
OIFT9
WHITING DESKS,
rapter stsebav " " -"- '
Aosewooa man
Sly v' u..j Niiioaaar.
.WORK BOXES,
Papier Mm, r, , ,
, noaawooa ana
. , Mahoauy.
DRWttflCAStS,,;;' -
I! f I h,
BAOS AJID BATCH BLA,
' ODOB BOXKIi, ,
... JEWEL.' OABKgTli,
CARD RECEIVBRS,
' -. 1 ' - I: .1
card oasis,
'.''. WAX VOltl.
PRESENTS.
GIFTS
PRS8INTS.
GIFTS
I p RESISTS
airm
ad-'
I PRBRKMTB.
? 1
OPERA CLASHES,
BKISiL ANB 6PIK1 FiXS,
bPsarfMtek. ': '
la Iron sticks,
InbiB'Ui Wood, ".
K , , JuWI.it..,. , '
. .Blue. ., , '
1:, .... . .lwi '
T PaioWd,
"' . Pinknd
-: " 1 tNwirjrBUk.
OAKTERS AStt ELASTICS
laBilfc.allaolora,
In Kid.
Sisal ,
sad Shall Combs,
JET BRACRI.KT8,
00 BAL BRACELE1S,.
BEAD BRAOELETH,
i l. ' .ri
PortmoBBalei, Pones,
.
Ipbisints
la leather," -r' '
rean,
- 'Shall,
i . ... 1
Ivory,
Velvet.
, EVERY VARIE1T Of
GIFTS' AND PRE8ENT8
...i u.ti i Ilea be fuaud at
. i .1 . t , I t. t n l
JOHJ p: PARK'S:
K. X. COB. tOOETH WALNUT, CINCINNATI, O.
.-.. h i . .
- 1 i.M ..it-.l ,tt .... i. I ti
eflL.
rtrrii'lij tnaft (brOoods M keeaat t Kipreee
III have prompt end-varclkd elleimoa.. d.tadlm
A Good Joke. Holiday Goods. Medical.
1CHEK0KEE
)
re-1
...it.
...luuli 1.11. ui
I- I ,11 .'I
4. 1. I, I (, I I
EE1IEDY
ail
AMD
I lis i I.I
.': I ... .. . . .1, iA , ..I It ,1 ,'. ,.ll ,oll..l
The twoweaLiimoomUaed bem oomplete, and
IBeedJUif uo otl.er u.edici.e lo cure turn hi..
oaee oTOert.e, H..t, wr atrleswre, end
iae..eclur recommeoa ro le'eeei of rir
I Attowa. (or white, n. tiuu,i -
. ft..S pr.iMlonr. eot onl V e. od olh.r
ImGclnee, bit liiT s" "iT" r .
"mTli rl-o. uJi a.v rt weureia a lew
oaj.. while ell olh-r. d
71 "''"-" a..a.rotlwm.dioiueDreeoribed
dZ't eheuld ke lek'M"ud,r. ueepooatul dom.
I T. ...nr.LK! ad llT. M ll. UU. II pUnttW
in.WF.,aa-ai.awa,a - " 1 BV'
RSETS.b'
T4.
'he Mcawaa. isjiwub. must m neea
liesllrvl ,AHesioie turn heelinf , aooLhinn, aed
MHuloiout. , U nune an waiuiaM Mat, cnoroee auu
LbV the'uM il Uu l..vekee Reesedf and
Ckr.au lMjtlem il.. two OomUued il Im
proper diMuhArK are remowd, aod tlb. weakened
orjieee are soon restored U fud Vlror Md reaalh.
... to LhoM whu ha. tried erf .heveivuu oreMua.
lioualU tsin, fiilUI Uir,v tfuuk themselTae bejiottd the
rch ot tueuicai tun. wf wouiu mmyr
AwdMpor Dberakae AVu.ear aea catrea
kee IwJetaweiAM vs rtC,. i1""
WeaialWA-.-ait ,..ii.i.i)M
tr4.Poidl fearuealara, wt ssnular Aw, rrom aar
im SUXWn .aM.ua.rji. or proprieior.
I nr...
Ua iUnaUr,trddrea
Veu
Uaunal
M.I'rlee-C If wta'it iamiys
per boll Is,
' MctUtTksreksSlwJeetleM, M per boUK.
I or three hoitlee lor .... ,,
psby frpress W aajad r.., . . . . ),. vj
tnev.iee,. j... .........
. ML4d tyaiti-wjuiaertl iVifl i .1.
J o'iibl sJl. pabk.
a ."W. eet. artl aa .v i i . ,
delsdlm

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