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A GRAND NATIONAL COMMITTEES OF PEACE
MAKERs.-The Richmond (Va) Wing Union
organ) proposes that the sectional difficulties
question be submitted to board of arbitrators
selected from the most distinguished men of the
country, and names for this business ex-Presi-
dents Van Buren,, Tyler, Pierce and Fillmore,
end late Presidential candidates Fremont,
Bell and Breckenridge, together with Chief JUS
'tice fancy and Lieutenant General Scott. These
distinguished men, the Wing calls upon Con-
together as Grand Amphictyonic Council,
sto consult upon the common good and
common safety of the republic"
This committee, we submit, is not the re-
,medy for the crisis. The first man indicated,
Martin Van Buren,, is about the last man to act
rs apeacemaker with the South Never any
thing higher than an intriguing politician, his
Sit Of personal revenge against General Cass
and the democratic party in l84S laid the
foundations Of the present victorious repub-
lican organization Of the North; for the Van
Buren, free soil platform of 1848 and the Chi
cago platform of 1860 are substantially the
same thing. John Tyler made respectable
President, though left without party to back
him except his Office holders but his day has
gone by. Mr.. Fillmore has been too deeply
mixed up in party broils to be useful as pa
cifcator of sectional disputes. Poor Pierce,
together with Douglas, Jefferson Davis, Cush-
ing and others, in 1854, opened the box of
Pandora which has brought all these existing
troubles upon the country. Poor Pierce must
be set aside. Fremont is too busy with his
California gold mines to be thought of
for political purposes Let the Pathfinder
remain where he is. Chief Justice fancy is
out of the question as a compromiser. His
business is justice aud the law. Gen. Scott
cannot be spared from his duties as the active
head of the army; and so we dispose Of this
grand national committee Of our Richmond
contemporary.
The man for this crisis is the President elect
of the United States. The President in power
has exhausted his resources as peacemaker;
Congress sticks fast in the slough Of de-
.spond.r Abraham Lincoln, charged with the
responsibilities of the incoming administration,
is the man for these times, if he will only lift
himself up to the necessities of the day. The
Amounted head and front, embodiment and ex-
FOUNDER, dictator and administrator Of the re-
publican party, Mr.. Lincoln is the man of all
men qualified, from his position and his respon-
.sibilites, to save this country from destruction.
Let him come forward, in good faith and in
broad and liberal spirit as peacemaker, and
we shall have peace. Let him persist in hold
ing back, and all the efforts of all other men to
save the Union will most probably end in civil
war
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Married,

Married,
BANGs-BI EEcxER.-0n Thursday, December ~, at the
North Dutch church, by the Rev. Dr. Rogers ANsoN
BANGS OF Fayetteville, N Y, to MARGARsr daughter Of
Nicholas Blocker, Jr., Of Albany.
BrRCB-DEIA FRcIKIIR.-In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, De-
cember 25 by Rev Mr. Sands of the York street eho-
dist Episcopal church, w. NJ BIRCH TO EIxAssrH b !,
daughter OF the late Alphonce p. N. de Ia Fechele
DKssaow-CIARKE.-0n Friday, December ~, at the
residence Of the BRIDES father by Rev Francis L. Hawks
ID. D., Mr.. ELLSWORTH H. DENsLow TO Miss MARIE CoKrK-
You, elder daughter Of Henry L. Clarke, Esq all Of this
city.
LxwIs-wxnsrER. the Presbyterian church, Month
cello. N " Thursday December q by the Rev John
n Lewis JOHN N LEWIS, Jr, Esq of this city, to SARAH
NJ daughter Of p. b. Webster, Esq, of Monticello.
SxnH-ScHRBxR thursday, December ~, by the
Rev. DIR Bowling WILLIAM N. SMITH to HANNAH KIDpxR
ScHRIBER, all Of this city.
Kingston, n. Y. and Albany papers please copy
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had 10 himself in reading the astounding news
of this aforesaid awful conspiracy. The vasa-
Bond Bohemian inventing it is utterly unwor-
thy Of credence, and the provincial editor
whom be serves is conceited and disappointed
politician, still smarting from the remembrance
that, although poor Pierce elevated him to
foreign mission, Mr.. Buchanan found it expe-
.dient to dispense with his services.
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The report * me Kans-s Relief Committee. ~ the
week ending Ioc.mbcr 26 tes that 2os la pounds 81
wheat -four, ccrn beans A., nave been received from
various states - scvcra OF cything The tcsA
amour, dissribg; auriuv mat time i5y 100 pounds
,xl ch has been 80 s. lw,utyone different contiss IN
the Territory, The tenuts the shipm have besia
10 BE- very seneiby zsf among our suffering pespls.
The SNOW VII ch here several n,ne. deep, tbs nst
.of the week, rspdiy DISAPPEARING, and the weather
r,r.mser 10 b. mild again.
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OUR NATIONAL =. .ISANCES.
The Bids for the Five Million Loan-The
Stolen Indian Trust Bonds,
&s., &s., As.

The Bids for the Five Million Loan.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2S, 1850
The proposals. for the FIVE millions In Treasury notes.
under tho recent OF Congress- opened to-day
the Treasury Department The bids for less than
e 800 Co., at an average Of twelve per ocnum interest
The following the bids
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
pulApuruA, Dec IS 1900
stoohu Arm. Pennsylvania state ives, 81 Head.
ING Railroad, 11y.; Morris Canal, 81; Long Island
Rarcsd, 10; fenrsyiysnis lFcad 3ek Sight exchange
On New rerk, per ceAl premium.
NEW ORLEANS, DEC. -, 1870.
coste. ARA; sales 70 day $50 bales Al Ike. lSc.
Tor mddlng Lbs Iss Or tine week add up ~ 100 bales
and hs receipts o. 900 bAcs against 600 bales Cor the
ccsseepnudne wcet IN ass year Receipts - this port
is than lsss ysar liz 500 bales Rscsips all south
p>sA 1sse tan last $4,000 baIeA Tho per
81 Tie week ~ 80 balss ne totsl expvrss to
date 0op 80 stock IA 900 bales nsnB porf N as
CoGbe steady sAle@ u The weeh W u 80 bsss Al
1okc. ike. The inpcyn o. tho veAk elnouns "a
- bap. sock ~ 600 bags, against - 800 baes last
year. Fresh,s-fSston 70 Liverpool il.isds RTcaanrs
q Londcu unaltersd.
Moeux De- ~, 1890
Cotton firm sass II 900 bales At lokc ror mIddins.
Bursoss, psc a. 1880
Flour Arm: Ohio and Howard street - -; CITY Mills,
o. wheat advanced De-: rel, II - " %; white,
II 20 . 81 90. Corn advanced &C.. new white and y1
low SOC &c Provisions 81 and nominal: pork
n Sl6 lard 1oc. Codeo 81, ady 81 l2kc f3c. Wis
key Arm n lsc lskc.
pmADstFuA, Dec. 2s, 1s50
Flour advanced IKE; srrefsne, IS lax ~ 50.
wheat In deman. On aaysnSs 81 o. white 81 70 ~ So
req, o. 20 81 s. Coso-Se~ yellow, s5c. old, SIC.
'Co0ee arm ~ i2rc. sla,4c. Mess pork, sie % NI.
'wbiskey nrm VI lsc
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c.s,srys, Pa, Dsc. 20, 1850.
The store II draac Co. at the National Anthracite
Mines, was de- .ruye; By IRE al ZEN A. NJ to-ssy Lss
about e5, 900. iosr a the Humboldt and Hope Com
canies az New York
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Fuys, FurS, Furs.-Gcnfn's, 5l3 Broad
way-hudson Bay sNble capes NUTS and CUFFS.
Mink Capes, Nun and cs6A.
Childrea's Furs In seta
Gents Fur Caps Colavs, Gloves an Sisigh l.obcs
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Batchel0r's Hair Dye-R~Iiable, Harm
iess and nsananeovs black brown FACTORY 81 Barclay
street Sold and applied ., BACHELORS Wig Factory,
BoaA street.
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Hair Dressang NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., You
e drrss YOUR hs1r IN latest Paris style with this ma
~ IN : y minutsa Gan suA examine them, ~ LArRps,
en- ana ISL E-~efags.
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The Nervous Headaches, Fafnting Fits.
sauses &c. which females are subect can be cured rh
~ertaintv ~ HOTTOwhye purely vegetable Flls they
Are ss ssd cpsraion they positive In e6ec'ns
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Crissadero's Hstr Dye, wigs and Tos-
re~s-TAe world Wholesale and retail and he
are privately applied No sAstor House
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Fire NJ Milwaukee.

CMcAaD, DEC. q, 1850.
The Empire Mills, at Milwaukee, wore destroyed BY
are on Christmas morning Loss 5000 insured for
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Derry's Trseephsreus ts ths $3.50 anA
$4,000 srsas fer ArennG boantfyn4 suyng eeenmnG
prsssrvns sd rsssesinG sAs Maas L6A TIA ~ ~ n
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Genfn's Holiday Hat for Young Men
nor ready at GEkINs Hat and Fur store 5l3 broadway
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N.xsr q Co.'S Uadital Caro- Truss.-
Dt1s IA, v.., st-e.l -ar Aca-a opreete We shuryh
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The Most UssSGi Holiday Present.-Gr0-
YER q RAKERS celebrated sewing Machine. II VIII hum
through lie and hi~~s - sces tss Broadway, New York
90 and upwards
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Campb~lf. Chemist and Apcthecary.
soush ~s Eighth and Twenty esh street.
..sdIclses warranted ssricuy pure
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Latest News.-Charieston. =. C., Dec. rs.
MenRUsHrONs rAstille rscches admitted free Of duty
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NM. r Hat s., Iys , cn,w :r sss burn.
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THE Position or Nh. RUssxLL.


FoKr kKARSr, Dec. ~, 1850.
Tho Western stage from Denver, with the mails and
six passengers and $4,000 in treasure passed here At
four r. N. yesterday for Omaha.
The weather continued clear and pleasant In Denver,
and building was still going IN
The California overland central and Pke's Peak ex-
press coach passed East 81 two O'Clock this afternoon
Denver city dates tho 2sth inst. Twenty mules
were stolen from the G. o. and r p express u sta
ticn Julesburs recently BY coup.e Of Mcxicans.
An a.fcaiion occurred the street yesterday between
scmers cattle dealer, and Tappan, Newspaper CORES
pondcpt respecting reference 70 The former IN letter
recently published In the Missouri Ry~e,soc~ Tappan
received sisht In the hand from dirk knife. Pre-
pars,ors making Cor stage line 70 Santa Re and tho
San Juan mines. me weather 10 pleasant. Tho highs
are frosty and ths days clear and warm.
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New Years Press nts.-Isadies, ~ Yes
wish CATERS boots shoes
children also gents Toilet sppers palroaize MILLER
CO, B7 Canal street
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TIE Ladd d webster sewfng Machines
may nov b had for 80 - IN broadway.
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4'f BAlnxosr, Dc. 2s 1890.
The schooner Alice Nowes arrived hsre from - Do
minso brnss news that the ssaac sand Alta veta, IN
se Caribbean So n esAl posssssioa OF American sitl-
stss haA bssa fcbsy taken BY shs Dsmnican govern.
csf ana IL patiss tho island takcn prisoners 70
ST. Domingo the government also destroying the Ameri
can property on the Island. This IL viewed . great
outrage and violation Of American rights.
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TeN New styles of Holiday Caps 20 Ss-
fec from. a, GENINs Hat and Fur Store Broadway
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Exciting News from south Car0lilSa-SThs
New England characterization Stewards
Midnight SPeech-The WsshingtSn
FrHud-Inforesting News from Europc-
InteIligenee from California, Oregon
and British Columbia-Market Re-
ports, &c., &c.
The WISELY HERALD, for the present week, win be
ready this morning at ten O'Clock Among its contents
will be found-A very interesting sketch Of tho recent
Revolutionary Movements in South Carolina, the Aban-
donment Of Fort Moulre by Colonel Anderson and Move
ment Of the Troops to Fort Sumpter with an Illustration
Of the Iarbor Of Charleston showing the Forts the City
and its Suburbs The Proceedings at the Recent New
England Dinner with full reports OF the Speeches Of tho
Hon. VIM. IL Seward, and other prominent persons
the occasion; full account Of tho Great Indian Trust
Fund Bond Defacation in Washington City; An account
Of the Horrible Massacre Of Oregon Emigrants in Wash
ington Territory; Interesting Intelligence from Spring
held The Latest News from Europe China Mexico Cuba
California, Oregon, British Columbia &C. Editorials
Leading Events; Reports OF the Cattle, Provision and
Money Markets, and all interesting of the proceed
ing wcck, received by telegraph or otherwise Single
copies, in Wrappers, be had at the counter Of the
once corner Of Fulton and Nassau streets. Price
cents
Drawing. q the e Delaware state Lot
OKAWAAk-ExTRA
IL, "a, 81. 81. Is, 20. 81. ~. rs, 46. co, So. Al
DaLAwARx-CsAss 6l8 Dec. ~ 1852
ST. 50: ~ 3: So u, 70, 7: -. e; 70; ~, 7s.
S1oS %o s1D1 E6D Ho CON- s. Iou ss.es
Drawings OF n. Frances Delaware Lot
SUSSEX COUNT. Glass 100. Dec "a 1880
81, So, AZ, g, /, Is, Sc, 50, 10, "a, AZ, 20. 10.
cossolIpArrD LcrrxsI. Class go. Dec % 1850
"a, AZ, IL, IL, IS, "a, 20, IL, co. 10, 80, 3.
Circulars sent free Of charge, by addressing
Wilmington Delaware.
q. A. Bills, Broker, No. I76 Grccnwich
street. Prizes cashed in all legalized Lotteries
David's Holiday Hat.-Give Him = Cali,
at his salesroom 1921 Broadway, near Duane street
Boys and Misses Hats and Caps, New
styles for the Holidays at GENINs Hat and Fur store 5is
Hats and Furs.-Holiday Attractions At
,SS q
Ss aoaawsy OF Fulton street Those who want 70
as e. Of sr
New Years Gifts mt whites, the Halter,
ss s the
Mink and Sable Furs for Holiday Pre-
Ing o. 4 great redassica q BASfAS 81 S.na :.ee
Notice.
somm WORTH
WINTER CLOTHING
FURNISHING GOODS, &C.,
MEN AsSSDS BOYS,
To be sold of q
IMMENSE SACRIFICE
IN VIEW OF TIE CONDITION OF THE TINES
a VERY GRRST 3xcRirfrE OK TTE COST -
DEvLIN, HUDSON CO,
256. 256 and 20 Broadway.
--~-------
Presents NJ Low Prices.
0ent!emsns Gloves silk Undershrs fancy scarfs, Skating
Ira PEREGo 4 SON. 81 Nassau 81. and ISL Broadway.
Dress Shirts Made 60 Order
IN THE Why BEST STYLE AND An WANTED,
By UNION ADAMS.
Panic Prices NJ Moody's.
SIX SHIRTS FOR -
WARN MERIkO UEDERSHIRrS Oc
Best EnylIsh Half Hose, g psr dozen.
A. MooDY's, 10 Broadway
For Perfect Fitting shirts Cali oa Me-
LAUCHLN 200 Greeawsch street. OF Murray Shirts
made to measure.
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Sup~rl~v Court.
Part HI. sdjoarned ussi Thursday next, Jsauary .,
2sel, At IA N.
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MhANr, Dcc. ~, IS0O.
Tho Court &c Appeals win meet srmaiy on Tuesday
and adjourn tll Wednesday At noon. The nrst motion
day win b. Tuesday NEXT r.
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RingwOOd, OF White KnItted Weo4en
Gloves, at iesry Go Is SUCCESSORS II UNIT pUSENBURY
leaders and inroducess Of fashions for gentemens bs
Overc0ats for the Holidays,
At panic psisea, from e1to 90.
At0EO. A HUNTER co.'s
Mammoth Clothing Warehouse, - aad 3sS Rswery
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wines, Liquors, Cordials snd Cham
psrnes bottled aud Of the Arrest qualify be
had Of JOHN =. STAFF. 50 Franklin street
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David's Holiday Hat.-Give Him = Call,
at his salesroom, 299ls Broadway, Duane street
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Heebe q Co., l56 Broadway, Invite sPe-
seats holiday Hats.
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Boy all Your D.tquovs for Medicinal md
family the old vi teenth street Dsiery, established
- ''- CHARLES WHITE, Propulsion
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Presents NJ Low Prices.
0entemens Gloves, sk Undershirs fancy soarfs Skating
Cops, &C, nj retail.
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Charles Resdsaeeh,s Champssns-

We receiving fresh importAtions " CHARLEs
HEIIsIECk's CHAMPAGNE, being precisely theyams vim
hsssr Charles eideck CO. scsived the nrst premium
BORDEAUX exposition, which all the prominent
Champagne exporters exhibited their finest wines The
gna medal and accompanying certificate srhib
ton will be sLo~n all tho-e who feel
Interest in kno~in the Of the Charles Heisecs
Champngne amortrt the Of the world, IL
s0us4 that ths wine ,asers Of nrdesuI are THIS wine
- hoA su responsible dealers We
would ash this wine.
Of Charles Hedsssck h stamped In FUN the sbols
0o@ "' AT w BAYAUD& BERARD 100 rssri srsr&
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Gentlemen Who Desire - Fine and
elegant HAT, should call EsPRNsCHEIDs IIS Nassau st.
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No awaros have yet been made, the Secretary of the
Treasury having the bids under Amusement.
WASHINGTON, Dec 2S, 1850.
The bids for the proposed five million loan opened
to day They Tell short largely and all accepted
der terms of the law Tho bids ranged all the way from
six to thirty six per cent.
The Bank Of Commerce of New York took million
five hundred thousand dollars at twelve per cent
Thomas y. Warner of New York, took sixty thousand
at twenty. five.
Field Mclean, Of New York, took one hundred and
thirty thousand at twelve, fifteen and thirty per cent
l. NJ. Swami, Of New York, took ten thousand at
eighteen
THIS presents amentsb'e picture OF the condition Of
the national credit.
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gteInway - Sons Overstrwmg Grand
and square pisDos considered The msnufsc
ured warranted for eve WarcrSems 81 and "a
-------~~----~----------=~-
Herring's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof safes i Broadway corner Of Murray street.
KewT York
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Holiday Present.
wHEELEK 4 WILSON -
Al the reduced prices and with the improvements. viii
prove acceptable present 70 mother WIFE, sister o.
Once 500 Broadway, New York
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Dress Shirts Made % Order
IN TIKI Why BEST STYLE AND An WANTED,
By UNION ADAMS
No. "a Broadway, New York city.
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Hosiery.
UNDERGRADUATES AND
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS,
Alta RANKIN COS.
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Boys and Misses Hats and Caps, New
styles for the Holidays a 0ENINS Hat and Fur Store SIS
aAxav
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Fer Perfect Fitting shirts Cali on Me-
UGHLIE 200 Greeaw,ch street. corner of Murray Shirts
made
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a,,e,, a. c.sxs this tsatur ay) afternoon, at ne
a,cnt "a. n ~ ~, Sxeenth street, without further
no,,ca p IT, 20 sS be taken 70 Greenw cd for n
ternent. ". = -. 49,.
WoopRrr. Friday, y. cerrssr IS, q mp disease e,
MARION, adopted daughter Of Fm' Z WOO WV As'1 =
years and days; .aao,f,lIv
The relatives and friends Of the family are ny
invited 70 attend the funeral, om her late rssiuence
Coles street Jersey Csy this saturday aserno0n'
two O'Clock
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Panic Prices NJ Moody's.
Six SHIRTS FOR o.
SIX FINE SHIRTS "a
WARN MERINO UEDERsHIRrs Soc.
Best English Half Hose, 81 per dozen
At MOODYS 10 Broadway
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Drawings OF the Delaware State Lot
teries.-wOOD, EDDY CO., Managers of the
DELAvAxr. xEHrucxx AND nssogH STATE Lotteries Ss
H. IA, 81. 81, l9, 20, 81, ~. %, 46. GO, ST. Al.
DxLAwAHx-C.Ass CHS, Dec; ~ 1881.
SO, 80, ~, 8, 6S, II, 70, z, 81, rs, 20, 81, 70.
Circulars sent free Of charge BY addressing etherto
WOOp EDDY Co, Wilmington. Delaware
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SUSSEX COUNTY. Class 800, Dec "a 1850
81, SO, AZ, 8, 1, Is, Sc, So, 10, "a, AZ, 20, 10.
CONSOLIDATED LorTERy. Glass 2S6, Dec. %, lS60.
"a, 48, IL, II, rs, "a, 20, IL, 60, 10, 80, 3.
FRANCE,
Wilmington, Delaware.
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nEAR LADIES. OLD MAIDS AND youSa WIDOWS
f... S {ss ' .aa % .sess Ss.isSd' prcss.
ss se@pis.i.S S.ss.'.d ss.r .-.sy.es p.%y..s
ss.s.s .s 81: Ley 'ir % c. s S,.
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eighty AID sos,s .s d,s N nsr 'a ~ lex so
fsS,s S"s,n q unssy sao,hsr in. ass q Woman
r, ns her srsn,y an sd,sns.a snGs o. ss v.
the above vii sse The grand .se1si u ~ou,ss rsssn
a tn; ss.sr'; e com: .sd s'sSs Sssas
% .ss AM ana sss Vr 9,a = "gas
ashsr more a. t re sssa sla D G:y. pn.
o. Hsyes, Broohyni Bates, bs~,oai csisade' rhnaAsl
U q cLEAvKRs rrRE cLvcEsIsy SOAP, RECON.
sure y ss i.sD . Sa. A o s :
Sold " ali arrs and fancy ssnEss Try III
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Is, sa sss,. from s % & "a y: ssS | %
sf Ss!; s Co Or s sios this AZ !: s.., '' ~
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WATCHES AND yEwSLRr
FROM &: s.. IN so = v. ss Is ;.: 49,
nov offered 1ssss.x t .ss :. -. xslsY
x~su ,,s.s.,y.. sss..s. g. ar ..a Gg2t
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vos
rFr 40 sova
AT AN rxmrYsR sAcRyIcx
". A.. ss.,r.,..a 70 clos %, ~ ssA.ss = cur wAA
HtorA ~ deiucsion Of
TEN rER CBNf
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-29

To be sold of
IMMENSE SACRIFICE
BY THE lST OF JANUARY.
IN VIEW OF TIE CONDITION OF THE TIMES,
concluded dispose of entire
A VERY GRKAT SACRIFICE on TIE COST.
DEvLIN HUDSON 4 CO.
ass 256 and 10 Broadway
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-04-07
"A foul ruse: a rooster.
What the Press say of Cory's Stomach
lie Bitters.

1t is not often that we make notice Of any
thing in the medical line, and when we do it is
when we are convinced, beyond doubt of its
genuineness. We now consider it our duty,
as journalist to recommend to the public,
CORY'S STOMACHIC BITTERS, for the cure
of that most fearful and annoying disease
DYSPEPSIA. From cur own experience in
the use OF this genuine Medicine, we can safe
iy say that for the above disease, together with
Liver Complaint, Fever and Ague, Costiveness,
and many other diseases that arise from a dis
ordered Stomach and Bowels, it is unparallel-
ed. It's timely use has been the means of sa-
wing MANY fellow creature from years of sick
ness and premature death. The proprietors
assure that they are receiving almost daily,
voluntary certificates from all parts Of the
country testifying to its wonderful merits in
the cure Of the above disease In our opinion,
| nothing will be found of more benefit in remov-
ing the cause and curing these diseases, than
the use of these Bttcrs, and would cheerfuly
recommend to all in this section who are suf-
f"ring from he bed effects Of this bilious eli
mate. We have been acquainted with the pro-
Dr;e,Ors Of Ibis Medicine for many years and
know they would not place before the public
any but reliable article.
We know it to be fact. that these Bittcrs
have been used for thirty years regular
prescription by one Of the propri.oTa in All OK
tensive private practice in Upper Canada, and
We feel warranted in saying to all, TRY THEM
we are sure they will do all that is claimed
for them. See al 5er,isement in smother cuI-
umn.-- lFuu,.eian Gazette
Price One Dollar per Bottle. See advertise
mcnt in another column. j. n. Brundagc, agt