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Illinois has now 5000 troop, in tho held,di,.
iributrd as follows
In Mis- nj, 10000 men; in Kentucky, -. -
oOVi at Cairo, l,OOOi elsewhere 800. Tltal.
81 500.
In addition 20 thA'e, there aro 20 inr,nir, AMI
\ cavalry regimerl1 forming, wli,h VIII son
lc rcndy for the field; wlirL viii mtko an -.
roSato oio' 900 mor, or - D1O IN 10 than her
quota of halt million.
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Little ThInys.

A gentleman called on u f1w days since
aud Informed u that the death of a citl1on rs
%. col IA the oh,tGary list, " - caused by his
.li.r.u.. cn piece If l'm.u Or orange peel cre-
.' du Pped on the sidewalk. The fall broke
luh mi resulted fatally. our informant yN-
Wh't'd ore ol hl5 owl huPr-, bro.en . few
,o'hs since hy a fall, c,Isul in preyiscly the
ar O woy. The man VlD hIys an orange o.
appl" az stand, ami drop, tn, peel on tho
s., rw.Lt li,lc thinks be- may he gull v OF hO-
nrdr, r'suung from hi ihOugh,lyssno,s- --
IulpIt If IuMui,,re
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MILITARY.

EOR WASHINGTON IMMEDIATELY
L RECRUITS WANTED for the TAIri Regiment,
Excelsior t5ick'e'9 Bdgtige.
q )Od A'le-bodled men wanted for this Rag ment,
which II now stationed at Washington, and DuI d.
ing Publications
INDICTMENT FOR VOLUNTEERS
Pay bl5 per mouth, and .AmlAa. prly.ied for AZ
.uu5.LG.
~ a.d. .sul a.ftonce oymm,uess on fxuiu, / C
.ul.
f-0 lIy wkCn on work on N,rt a,!ong
:'t luuf 7" Tt en- hpuurRha Il 4ebsryel
Il you dli't want h. Ia drlftsi. come AZ A. once
~ H,au the roL Apy!yto Lieut.. FENSOrK, 60
u 1ld9ay. oT G'il2
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.unI CAvALhY-

- ," HSimeut o. lighi csvslry ar, Sppui bglu,
rr..t's y the Z. g do7erDmelt, )ns Of wLtoE
..''''rJ ITO Is q, 3, LA1cors, b now In process
: ua,,i'r by o.. Enolin5Si, the headquarters u.
'.l Hus Wsr DeI srt nenI washington, and
nras r4lo', NJ, ( F.rk PAa, coruel Broad sny
y som ~, h. ohtrgs of A ting Adju1snt r, \
. "r" S6vsrs lgdu snGaIa are oIerod ~ Ezr
Nepen wish.rgt' rssr e. nPs4iNs " ~ Dsn esah
~ oil ~ N p-iya.ss snla. 'H Of muitEry IncOTA
" whom prnmutoY Is glsrs0tcei AL ApplloNHyCt
lr tla Northern 5tSlass t1 Ia addressed W VI
acting AdntanL who will supply frco pLVrz
Of oB-s aud men \, the Camp OF RrUfezv0OI -
&c. ale, W atchshtJr Olun,yi hsv Work,
Hsg Wacslla
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GHEAP EXCURSION Az JANPS ON
~ Btassn Island. Fare csnA by j,I,u Island
HTTy, toot q wh.tshA a. bet ihe b.',u and SJus
hrry. Raw Leave every hour nom a. H. ~
IP.k n, On fns SandAyp syuy half hour 70 ] 2
n ialT ,s-lgf
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NIORNIEG LINE FOR PEEHS6ILL-TAs
I'l AURORA leaves jay q. daily, at a. m, CS IN
days Thl for Peekskil. Lands At West lOth and
Blth So, NJnkers lettings, DObb's Ferry, Tarry
town, Sing sing lhverstraw, Grassy Point aud
porI tanks, LaAyeI PeekAkl ~ II p. M.
sa2l 2t.lo'i64
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

R0ARDING-s2 25-CHEAPEST BOARD
- ing In New York-Nice rooms with good board.
81 20 t. 81 week, and upwards. Ladies and
bmilies suited less than at any other house. Nice
ParloB with pianos. IS Lispsnard ~, near Broad
way and Canal. Also, wstchmsn AL night, and
I'D dngs cheap. % 24ae'l33
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SAVINGS BANRs.

DOSE HILL SAVINGS BtNK, CORNER
IL 14tl st and stE ave. opou q : !-on 8
Pm, Wednesdays aud satird,ys until Pm,
So per cent nt-Iest allowed ON SUNS oi 500 aud
under. Deposits made on OF Def ,le } l. iutl, draw
interest from tAs lst. TnOS. CHElS.Y eli lent,
RlCHD IL. BULL, Sco'y. Jcl gao
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T al........ l9,i2l,GSO , SUO,OOO TOO OUD
Tho troops which may I've rsi,cd In Virginia.
Mary land, Kentucky and NJ t-ouri, ar no, c,ti
mated, hut considered as Home Guards or po-
lies fJr tlcir respective States.
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The Member Of Fighting Men In the LoyaI
states

The following table shows tho nunber d
males in the loyal States tit to bear arms, be-
tween the ages Cf dig htcen and forsy.fvs years,
together with the population of each State and
the number Of men each should send II the
army to make up thc half million ortlercd into
service by act Of Congpas,
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STEAMBOATS,.

4 IBANGE OF HOUR fOK 6ETrOkF.-
SOu and ster this daie, tho sprlIb,~' kBYPOHf
VIII leave New York, foo, % H.busil -, daily,
9lndAy's excepted, ~ o'clock, p. ~, and KeJpOu
ii NJ. iLAc'lG
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RoARD-k FEW RESPECTABLE Young
- me CT accommodated ygitN board, ~ ~
nih 81, n',f lrt ave, at tS p-r week. Privilege o.
a,h withal lot sud cold water. sslI 24ac'lsy
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DOARr AND LODGING AT TBOdP-
~ so' u Goa DOari and lodging S4 ~ AMI sss
y 5pk 49, r-. 'pr men and tutir - vss g. anS
t5sw'~t .n Sla-i day bulTicgs aud nd,,sT
snSsn a low races slso lodg,us ~. Is cts a1d 81
NOak ss's 9kss'iA
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RoARD-A FEW SINGLE GENTLEMEN
II o. gsatieman and wife can olaan board on
moderate TERMS At 10 Charles street, north west
Corner oi Greeuwich; also ladies. II. FELTIIAM.
Ucg z4aC'l2T
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nN AND AFTER TUESDAY, OCTOBER
~ ist tbs steamer BROADWAY will leave pier
foot Of Jay 1t, ching at AIMS 81 every afternoon
at 81 o'clock, for Yonkers, ulstings, ID DbbO's Fer
", Ia ATytjwn, sing Sing, aud Haysrstraw.
ucl qlac'1l2
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ROARDlNG-A PLEASANT FRONT
- n ON to lee Sigh ara, T. a gentleman and
v 3, a.sp a 700 u with or without bpgfd, for ty1
I,-'".tIhie 50 ny mea, IN plyats family. Apply
= u''aNra .. S2s 24lc'l5l
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4 RTIFICIsL TElrTH ms RrGn Lower
hp,ssil /" p~i a-Teril a led viII god, ~. 5ons
= -r.L' Flyc- a. cfH'' md onward, toet1 o.
irsctad ~ out Vlig, AM pr those n small meSrs
4 cepls Dr.J. 3, CONWAY, TO Eau 4stn ., lo
.L al.d 81 "a. ss2S 2sac''iT
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nR. HOYT, DENTIST, 9O7 BROADWAY,
- thrte doors above Dtn u oct, insfrta beautiful
setts OF teeth on his improved atmospheric plates
with OF without extracting the roots. On gold ~
low Rs S23 silver, s. RuO6sr, 80 patinA, S2o.
Artificial bone filing tlnSertel without paIn) 30
cents gold, 20 cents to 81 Nmslgan, 81 csnts. AL
FSrk warranted. ocl 2tAC'lT9
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nR. INGERSOLL IS THE MAN - e10
~ set the best teesh. best htting plates, aud mos,
soieniiae tooth sxtraSoI THAI We have soon Ia New
York. y = 80 wsst hsd u, BET Ith aad s.h ave,
q. $50 s4ao'tr1
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RS-sURS-FURJ- -REMOVAL-KE-
mVAl .-fGcy nus, chespo th,n tie chrapc,l
2sT H. shth asonue, he; 26Sh Anl 9th stceotq,
tcwcmSr UP btsrsl ihn oi'y pla1o ur
snwI wLers they mako thA mt'uiNtI~inf s
u fang Nirs, Thor exclusive bI.inNsE IN
',nao Iirnoc Trompylg, I ur'r my elt o t,o'E;
'1npr sing all tie Va ietol Of aiis' AL chui.r1s
'Ncy frs at - per On ( less than tho rsiglnA ,,',
-i,.s nos :, ths time g. supply 70 irsuvei AMI
q ld'c1 with furI AtR wHiaraJS cost. I cal SCI,
vctifinn and cuffs a. low ~ A ,''ars. Furs made,
.tfIod and repaired cArcolly and p-omby by
ptA .,CA furrora. FINllAN. ssIl 2iA .'t'i.
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COAL AND FUEL.

\NHAT IS GRANULAR FUEL f-NOr
w Virginia pine, nd Jersey pine, simply bruHi
woCd from our mat We fDrestA of hickory and Cak
Furnished n, bushels ~ Ior cent cheaper than a1y
U,her known kindlipg NO'd try IT, and ynu will
nas no othsr-drsuulAr Fiei HSrd, 10Th At AID ii,h
avenue. saia 2iadstOA
REST OF RED AND WHITE ASH
~ coal 81 70 PER In, 5000 LIS delivered free
ard can; yards n'd Elo,e ,th si, near Broad.
way \. Y, and 70 g'th ave. q. =. HNClIE
Atert o7 9I,.'l9I
EOAL-Si 30 PER TON, THIS WEEK
- Gully, for tie best TED ald hit, ash coal stove
range, l'Nu an furnace sizes, delivered free anl
cHn Ueicc, llGH B1wuy, uolr Become street.
GOA--BRINa Wholesale AND Ri
~ IA agent for ho sy,le of srms NJ She beat 10
.,h aud lohigh Goals, win ss carg,. a, tho low -
ave, rAs ge, grata AL fITnAoa, sroenef aud dsu
'ercd frOm the yard, oor King and 0rteswol .ia
~. he~ hyNeIy slJ Ross4ys.s s,a.
RolS 2iac'ltT MAT. CLlNrDN.
EOAL--BEST PEACH ORCHARD. RET
- and white ash cna, always on baud at u law.
~, market price, Al QUL KlPELs 40 Canal. Nns
iS' snth ave, let 90th and 3Oth a. ssl9 24I'i3O
SUPERIOR RED AND WHITE ASR
7or Family ule, screened and delivered from sls,.
20 su paris Of the City At
stP,
per Ton Of 1000 lis.
Orders len arl4O wAverly Pla1e; Tbt WaahIn0ton
Il; l9o Weh llth 81, or Perry and waa str,,es,
A. TkKADWELJ- Agent. ssls 24arisT
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IT HIRD AVENUE SAVINGS BANK
Il COR. THIRD AVE. AND 25CH ST.

CHARrEAED 1854
SIX PER CENT INTEREST allowed M all de-
poets from oae dollar ~ one thoIsaEt do lars.
DEPOSITS MADE ON OR BEFORE AgrII OC-
ToBER WILL DRAW INTEREST FROM OC-
T0BER Flk5r. Bank open every day fror 10 20
3; also on Monday, "wednesday and SstIrday even
ings, from % O'Clock. SPENCER X. GREEN,
Prest. STEPHEN s, CHlLDs, sel'y oo9 9Iaasiaa
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We are piSsinR through season of immnc nj
pciil on thus and tEo ncighbOring islands, by
tho intrluctign Of the mc. .,es, which have dc
suoyod two-tl'ifd' Of tho p,puliiion ia many
villages. The patiyca in general look upol us
az the cause ohdns acoursc, aud being madden
ed with cnnllty, have risen up to d struy all fo.
rtigncts They nearly sdcooodod ia killing all
the EuUpoans a few da,s ago, and made anolh
er bold attack on tho sandal wool establishment
two nights since, AMI burnt ono house, aud sat
iiIc to some. They held council before our
dcOr 10 kill us, but were divided in thcir counsel,
bccauso tho fear of God scem' to bo upon the n
all. The only Christian native on the itlani
has taken refuge with us.
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TNION DIME 9AVTN0s BANK.

II No, 40 CANAL COR VARIdK srauu,
open daily from 10 a. m. 70 p. m, and FROM 3 u
TIP. IN. Blk per cent allowed on all sums Of 0sH
aud under, and ave per oont. on larger Am0 iasa.
DepoAts made before October 20th, viii bear inawsa
nom the LIST inh.
THIS BANK HAS RBCEIvBD On pnPoSn
DURnSa rHE LAST lsH MoATHs.
O. WARa s.@ss,S. .'0 . - s .s..Sia
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EOR LONDON-TnE SPLENDID SHIP
Il RHINE, or ~, u. r, sails o :. 10th. Psisen-
gers taken in End cabins ducsd steerage prices
For passage, apply W Taos. q. ROCHE, ss south
street. ocS 3'iOg
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A DOWN TowH MHRcHAsT,

saving passed several sleepess nights, disturbed By
,as .gonits and cries OF suffering child, and be-
soming convinced thu, Ms wRSsLows sooTH-
NO SYRUP wS jra the srtiOls needed, procured
supply fOr ,hs chld. On reaching homs, and so
iuAiniins his VIII, with wha he had dons, she 70
fused 70 nave administered 70 ths child, ~ shs
N.s strongly In favor Of Homeopathy. Thai nlSai
hs child psssed In suffering and the parents with
sui sleep Resurninz home ihs day following, ts
's,hsr found ,bs baby still worsa- and, Wills oon-
snpAiins Snothsr Slseple~ night, ihs moib@ stop
ped FROM the room " ssterd % SONS domestic du-
ne-, and sn lhs lsihsr with ihs child During hsr
Itssnce he sdaiRistcrcd portion OF ihs sooTH-
no SYRUP to the baby, and said nothing. rhsa
night al hands slept well, Aad ,hs tis fellow svoks
In the morning bright and happy. Ths mothsr v~
lighted will the Iudlsn and wondsrful cl..ns..
and although a hra offended n the dsoep.ion pr,o-
licsd upon hsr, has continued " the Syrup, and
Eldsrng, crying batdss and restless nights hAv,
disappeared. A single tria OF ihs syrup never yea
allied V relieve the tsby, sId oyeronmS ths prqju
does Of the mother.
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Frota LromsbE a =. Terrible Ravagc- OF
DlenHi,s

Tho following portion uf a miuion,ry letter
from the Island on WHICH iLI m,sionaiy John
Williams met his fate. contains intolli Sonco Of
iulapst
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a BEAUTIFUL SET oF TEgrR on COL.
"A 81, on silver go, psrslAl pieces trOin 81 " y
-er to,ta, with " WllN0ll GItr-1'hg he roJS.
Ceelh N ,od w.ih ueu.erti gold ailyrT ron a
snts n 81 each. TIT sItrsctsi NithOul rata -
w n. Z. oorl0r CAosl u and Bossry, by d. n
gtIIRBS, saa'r. selS 9sEo'lA
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DENTISTRY.

A MOST WONDERFUL DTNCOYEsY-
4 AlTrtIl eNhaut,l without pain by now prprt-'1.
Ro4UtihI, 7, eth inserted at q oa.h: st on SILVER
s. mere shells Of Teeth fled with bone filling - Il-
AT pain. All ouew'i0is * rully parf,rmpl A.l
.,sr,r,el. J. !. v.LLERs, ~ Grand It, tTp
h rcyH from Broadwlv uh a'l26
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TRUCK FOR SALE-A SINGLE HORSE
l. truck, fit for fnrst any kird Of uss, I1a1.re M
400 Mad.ron It., ROGERS a SMITHS Liysry sta
bos, n Y. oS 3.i63
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r light LIGHT II LIGHTllt
NERVOUS PERSONS
NAY SOON OBTAIN RELIEF BY UsINu
WONDERFUL NERvNE POWDERS
DOCTOR HENRY ZEIL.

Tliese Pow dsrs, whi-h hAys teen pressing Ihsir
Way grHiualy, ys surely, inIo favor with the ner.
vousy nic,ed portion Of the peopn arc, beyond all
i'ubt, The great des'deN.um. T ey arc warranted
" he perfectly harmless, Gli may bs tas they indeed
ara daily Iken With fil confidence IN their rerne-
heal eGecz. For sale =, the following auiho~ised
Arencies;-
NJ. o. DIVISION ST, cor harksa Il. NY.
Mit5. pkACH5, No. alt kghth ave, ncar 9lb q,
n v.
MRS HAYES No. lTo Fultun ~ Brooklyn
DIR. WIN. I. MERCkR's. ~ Broad st., Newark,
Nj.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOX.
Sent by mail on receipt of the proc. sesT ~
OILS AND PAINTS-BOILED PAINT OIL
" ~ cents elastic rOof oil, ~ cents PER gsnn
u AHon paint yellow oChra and spanish brown,
,ne cent per ~. white lead and zinc, cents lin.
seed oil, turpentne, do. ID. BIDwELI. 900 Pearl
a. oo3 ascsiiO
- pEM0vAL-TaE NEW YORK DYING and
lNPrntiiig Establishment Works on Staiea Island.
No. 81 Duane q, near Broadway, lsts No. ~ John 81
Branch ofhca- No. 1so Broadway, n Y, aud No. las
Parepout a, BrUokyn. nsia aA.n'lRa
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T ODGGNGS P-COMPORTABLg
- single beds 10 cents a night, or 81 cents A
week double beds less; single rooms Is cents Mar
red persons 20 " 81 cents Refreshments eunIy
Lcw at WILTSHIRE HOUSE, lO5 Franklin 1t, near
West Broadway. Wathman al night. OF 2iac'l34
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SEWING MACHINES FOR SALE OR Rent
,O-Snger's, Wheeler Wilson's, ahd other-, 2d
hand Cheap for cash, or part payment Machn, =
b ngl t. exchanged, repaired and improved, at Jj5
Roadway, loom :? up stairs. ~ bit Of Gro
yer bag macbin's, In pert ct tTdor. oS 2iaC'te4
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NOTICE.-THE BLACK HORSE LEFT
with the subscriber, by q. W. HOWARD, last
March, VIII be sold 70 pay sxpenAss' 4 noa called
Tuh. u vlsl
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Personal.

AS FOR MY WIFE MARY McNABB, SIZE
IA has leit my red aud board for n lawful rea.
not pay What she contracts. ALExANDFa No
NABp. Brooklyn, Ot 9th. os 8'lsT
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EuPLOYMENT-MaIes.

RLACKSMTTuS AND CHAIN MAkEPS
- wsn ed-that is use Z, liFht work ARMY b.
JAMES nj RID, at No. III East aGth st, bot Fn.
al q Second ave. 90 g 400
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40 O6 10 eJ.OO-LODGING WITH Or
<' <Cwitl out b ard Good, clean sing and
do.DIe beddei rooms. Boarl from 81. % t. So pc,
week msu and vii, $40. Single rooms - as ~
" erS per night, lodging at IL cont par uIsbt
NJ, 20 Oak street. letRs6l koossys., slj rear.
Ssi9 2A'iis
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EOR LIVERPOOL BLACK BALL LINE
u Packet the ipper sip NEPTUNE sails
ne 18th Of O.tober. , ir passage, aup'y IN board,
los S,uta Il. oT s'llO
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GENERAL BUSINESS.

A u. UNDERHlLL 4 SON, WHOLE
n. sLC and re,al dealers In ane lafnily grooerls
e1l Egnth sye Fine green aud blssk tsss, aour, ~.
gar, butter, g., cheaper than sver ssla sA.c'let
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MEDICINES.
SIGNIFICANT FACT pI

SIGNIFICANT FACT - \ DISTIH-
g1Snad s'ssAmAn, On belpg Uksd vhsi are IN.
T''cips productions of NV n gland, r-plisd, ssw
,.l,nd rAises msn.
ths toro4 N his replS oonnssd IN aha tao thsa
WV gnsiAndars have World.sits .arulAhon - .
49, Of hardy, sih!esio ms1 snd vOolan--ssrons AID
vigorous In b,4y and mino 'shL ,hs man shall
. 4siuly depends Oh tha oar. and lre.imsn, Of ihs
I'D kaa-ly s-srY Nov ]. sl.2d moths; no
do
MA wNsLow'S tooTynsu SYRUP
foa her babe thsru u secteu Of o,nsry on "a si,
Nb~o u has been % long and D. uni ivsr-slly used.
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Fire On tho Webster Houesioad.
About three o'clock on Thursday afternoon,
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pLANlNG MACHINE FOR SALE-ONE
endless chan bed surlacng maohne, wo dhu-
ry's make, planes "a inches wide, In perfect rider;
Will he sold yery low, at the machinery depot Of
STENfSS BRO CHER a. co, 2ll Peal a. ol tfs'
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SHIPPING.

lIOR iIvERPOOL-OLD BLACK STAR
Il Idne-the pscks, ship HESOLUrE, lyns ~
tier 81 y 4, X yer, sails Octaler GA. The CON
STI1U1TON, eats October l2th- For passage, ap.
Ply o. bcard, or 70 WILLIAMS 4 GUION, " Ful-
ioi stress. seSd 9tac'itO
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MoTIKRsl hOTaERsl koTHFRs slIl-AR
Old NURSE FOR CHILD RRN -Don1 hAil W pro-
urS Mn. wlJsIow SOOTHING sYRUP FOR
GIuIDAEN TEETmNQ II hAa 10 equAl on sarth
" mpshsr who hsG sVer trisd Nm. wINsLoWB
SOOTHING SYRUP Fou CHILDREN will ever
,'Bsn, to lee her child pAp ,hruugh Ihs distressing
a. crGcsl period Of bss1hing Vhhoui hs aid OF LIs
rytgEole Iro9arsiioo. y uis sad healIh can bs
sssirhSisd ~ dlIr5 sa' SsI--S "a a WORT ana vSdghi
IA rold.
Millions Of ootasA arc sold Syery year In ,hs upi-
.si stlsa u Is an old Sn' well tried remedy.
Cais Is TIE SEASON OF THE YEAR, whsn
children tethllg ara Almoai certalr Io be Aniic.ad
With Dysentsry and DiAr1iIoaA. Mrs. WINBLoWR
,OOTIIING sYEyP u never falling remedy for
,bse diseases, and viii give Immediate relief IRON
al pain and distr Incident to ths process Of lss,h-
ING. k,egy moahsr should provide u for her child
ren.
DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE now KEEP Mrs..
wISsLoW's SOOTHING SYRUP for children
,oelhlns. No medicine IN the United States SsIa
IKE IL II u standard medicine, and In bArna q
world wide. Physicians order and use u Whsrsv0
iis magical effects have bean witnessed.
BswAAn o. osuExHnSxxa AHD nnnsAxo1a.
Nons genuine unls4 the fAo- siraiis oS OURru
rMkKnNs, New York. n On ths ouiuiAs wrapps.
Bold b. DsuGgiss throughoua ths wssid.
Rsiaaipsl oaaeA N. - osdA< =. Msw YEA
rZss 0ly . ssAs pr hOs1A. ~
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l;ORSE FOR sALE-ONE HEAVY ChET
~ aurS', 'tH lpit nigh, fur sale cheap fpr cash;
out 'tars od ; "a frr want II usr. Appy b
~ Eltk Lhu>S O. caa hlls PAhk k1si ueIr
AdpcHu'd l;tar.yu.r. a j'iO6
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HJRSE FOR SALE-kND WAGON WITH
Up, lig't groceiy WAGON; al IA good order,
with neH set 0f mounted har no IS, weeks In use;
will bo sold 'pgether Ioparae, very cheap, the
owner has uso for them. lnIuire in 18th 1t, bet
Sd and ith ave- SDutA Brooklyn. OtS J'll7
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HORSES FOR SALE-TO BE SOLD FOR
wart of yse, - W 70 glpd work horses, = be
seen every afternoon until sl,d, at tue stables Of
o.5 C'lf7
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TAPscoTT's LINZ
Il OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS.

r. q CO alsp continue g. issue afAt, payable on
demand, throughout Rng's Ire'q "a otl.nd
and Wsl"s, a. tile LOWEST RATES.
& fcu'nTs, ~itu All part cdlars may br bad on an
pltatun -i' 10y ietier, enclose p,-ttse ftaiup--to
TAPSJOTr :; co 80 SJtth ~, ,.w Yh-k
o. S4a 'lOi TAPsCOrT, SMITH q a., I.ysrnnol
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lJOESE9 AND CARRIAGES SELLIN,,
'hur rirLn 100 family Carriages sullueI gigl
ugdes, ,JcorB' and Dl.E L,il v aygns, I'd hani
30 ms, 70 horsos and harness. l94 PI'tna ay,aai
: 10 Ne IA 1t, Brooklyn, sell AIc'i63
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-03-05

EF A beautiful American flag, con
tanning "a stars, was raised by Mr.. LIN
COLIN, on the morning Of the 92d, over
the old Hall of Independence, amid the
widest demonstrations OF enthusiasm.
In reply to some remarks by THEODORE
CuYLER, on the occasion, Mr.. LINCOLN
said !:
Mr.. CUyLER Il am filled with deep emotion
at finding myself standing here in this place,
where were collected together the wisdom. the
patriotism, and the devotion to principle from
which spring the institutions under which We
live. You have kindly suggested that on my
hands lies the task OF restoring peace to the
present distracted state of the Union. ] can
say in return, sir, that all the principles which
entertain have been drawn, so far as | have
been able to draw them, from the sentiments
which originated and were given to the world
from this hall | have never had feeling, po-
/ litieally, that did not spring from the senti-
ments embraced in the Declaration of INDIE
pendence. l have often pondercd oyer the mo-
tves which Were entertained by the men who
assembled here and adopted that Declaration of
| Independence. | have pondered over the tolls
that were endured by the officers and soldiers
of the army that achieved that Independence
| | have often inquired of myself what great
principle or idea 1t was that kept this con fed
eracy so long together. 1t was not the mere
matter OF the separation of the colonies from the
mother land, but that sentiment in the Deelar-
alton of Independence which gives liberty, not
alone to the people of this country, but i hope
to the world at all future time. [Great applause
1t was that which gave promise that in due
time the weight would be lifted from the shout
ders of all men. This is a sentiment embod-
led in the Declaration of Independence. Now,
my friends, can this country he saved upon
that basis If it can | will consider myself
one of the happiest men in the world if can
help to save it. If it cannot be saved upon
that principle it will be truly awful But if
this country cannot be saved without giving up
that principles, was about to say would rath-
er be assassinated on this spot than surrender
it. Applause Now in my view of the pre-
sent aspect of affairs there need be no blood
shed or war there is no necessity for it. / am
not in favor of such course, and | may say
assuredly that there will be no bloodshed unless
it is forced upon the government, and then it
will be compelled to act in self defense. APP.
plause. My friends, this is wholly unexpect.
cd to Inc, rs did not expect to be called upon
to say word when came. ! supposed it was
merely to do something towards raising the
/ flag. l may therefore have said something in
discreetly. [Cries OF no, no. have said no.
/ thing but what | am willing to live by, and if
the pleasure of Almighty God, die by. Mr..
Lincoln concluded amid great applause.