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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-09-06
3EaIsafLla

Table Mats, Gas Stoves,
Foot Tubs. Chamber Eurt---e
Ioa, Pals,
y Gw i3a=atts,
Wooden War.
H.. - H. -.-feg
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ESTABLISHED III 1897.
TO CASH PU.E,C H'AGEas.

ERA S8Gsz.S, GIN, WINES. ,2yG.
o. abfanGs and vintages. IN gas:oa1-!Iause stores
TT STORE,
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Markets-c.xr,ulrr REPORTED FOR rHn y. J, rsrsrss.


AsHEsThe inquiry for both kinds is limited and the supply
light sales Of Pots IS so; Pearls quiet and nominal
ELOUR AND MEAL-Tbe demand for western CsnN rbouf
is limited the exciting from the South engages the s
tenton Of the trade and e tunes moderate choice brands
the advance ia Southern b. the low grades easier aud in
moderate request Tor espoT owing e she ste. deay 70 DIS
sgperfns sts and We;,eIn 81 i5a Is for E1Is STAT
Hoop Extra Ohio 81 IS for rad. brands do
FHas 'i he .ss ' are ESQ SO Dbl. i ~ I for Eiss
southern Rlour held higher the inquiry good b., mos.
SOC 20 for msed g COED brands & s@psaans bTS,s
rsGussl ,sies S aso 5S at % sS4. Corn quiet
sales OF $40 bbls at 50 sO@s2 g. for Jersey
GRANITE Wheat market 10 lower particularly
business Very choice White 10 still and compare
81 u iIs6bu.h Milwaukee Club at ii as6Si % The latter
tTs sJA w hss nd Ono ST .ns sd.n.
4be inside rate for c:rgo q fsr 10 store 20 oo'o
einsS' $50 ba whts asb.n S ss%s .Dd sP bush
choice White kentucky Barley quiet and heavy
o t: Of PI Sa Sis' sS
and State at Sa4c hye qnie; esdssc Corn ssf &C;
quiet, ssle. bush eiasc for mixed
Western dsiveed 6Si asse for old do aee for Jsfy
s ssis 'i' ''i ''a ''''"''A e'" '' S' 10 ~
HAY-Ihe pqniry /. limited for shipping and the marie,
PRovIsIoSs The PORK market very quiet the demand
sHsgsd e ns S e, the Si s' Of "a bib
tS y Ms ss:.;s s nd s sia
$4 ISIS so Cut Meats "a fair request. sales 81
Ed fa sa the fair for the Of Isl
bbs t7iGl0c Butters steady at lsd oc for STATE Dairy
6alc M fair to good and saioc for old Prime Ohio Cheese
sEEDs-The iSquiry fair for Clover Seed and moderate 1t
Haze Timothy Seed heavy and limited request
o*a IS bush Rough Fls1 Seed quiet at 81 S~si !"
TALIowA fair demand for the local trade sales Of ce
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There is no change IN the rates for money no tie
street, 6rs,-class coateras, and call loans are
easily negotiated at 4a6 per centbut all other b.
eurities are neglected..
The events Of the week have disturbed the conf
dence Of the general market, and al capitalists stt
with caution. While we hear Of some short aoep-
anees being taken low as 81 per cent-the sineie
named paper which was current one week since, st
TO 10 per cent. per anDum, lie amost entirely unsafe
able. Toe current rates OF good paper are sac per
cent.
The Produce Exchange will regularly open for tnsi
ness on Monday, from 10 q. IN. TO ! p. m. The room
will promptly close at the hour named. The subsc1p-
tons date fIom May L.
List OF proposals received by Robert 7. Haws,
Controller April 20, 1861, for 1915 600 of the Cro'on
ser Stock OF the City Of NewYork bearing interest
al inc rate OF per cent per annum and the prime pal
redeeD lable Nov \ ISS2.
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MARRIED..

BOMANE-BURNS-A. Wilmington, Del, Tuesday Apr,i
BY the Rev James Dcherson Joseph bomann Of Brook
lyu Long Island Miss MARY Emma Bu.nh oil Of Whining
ton Del
CoFFIN-vUITE- Thursdsy April 49, by the Rev Jacob
w Dler Charles II. Coffin 10 Eveeen Tro~brdge daughter
OF Frederick L. Nulte, all Of this city.
DEAN-NORRIS-On Wednesday. April IL, At Newark, y. J.,
hy the Rev Dr. 4. Neville, William X. Dean Of New orb
City Mary j. Norris second daughter Of the late Thos r.
Norris Of the former place.
SNOWDEN-VAN NOSTWICK-On "Wednesday, April II, ~
tho Rev. Dr. Bethups Malcolm snowden 20 julia Amanda,
daughter Of the late William b. Van Nostwich.
THOMAS-GLAss-On Tuesday April l5 by the Rev George
MCa.key John Thomas to Theodocs daughter Of James
Glass of Philadelphia
WARNTR-LONGSTREET-O On Thursday, April Ia, by the
Rev Thoms. C. SronE Leonard w Warner 10 Saah T. Long
street, only daughter OF A. Craig LongsiIeet, esq
WALTON Brooklyn, on Thlndsy, Aprn is,
BY Dr. W. j. Budngton, Robert Wa TO Jennie ~ bnI'in,
daughter Of the late Capt. Anthony Maxwell U. 5. A.
wIERUM-CHURCa-In Morristown, N. j.. Thursday,
Api 49, by tie Rev. Geo. Toward OF Csski ~ Y, Otto C.
WeIlm Anna Howard daughter Of John r. Church,
Of Mouitown N. y.
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SATURDAY, April a0-P. >


Tie features Of the Stock market continue much the
same az those which have been exhibited during the
week bat the extreme panic in the Border Sta'e
Stocks appear TO be checked although the quotations
are again somewhat lower In the General Share MAI
kot prices touched still lower points than yesterday,
and the pressure of Stock great in the market
that bid, were eagerly accepted and there appeared to
be almost an entire absence of demand excepting from
the shorts large portion Of the sses were for cash
the bears not appearing disposed to extend
their lnes at the present low hgnres
The public are tempted to take few
stocks for cash by the low quotations which
some of them have rendered but there s none Of the
usual speculation for the rise either in or out OF the
street. The adyices FROM Baltimore and the appre.
tensions of an attack Washington have been by no
means eassuring and all parties have been more Dis
posed to tscuss the various which fill the pub
lie ear than to do business Pacific Mail and Panama
are especially heavy, the fears Of holders pointing to
the interruption of the business of these Companies
under the present disturbed state of affairs. Tue
former fell OF 10 81 and the latter 10 97 against 20
and 100 yesterday. Central touched 6s!, decline OF
per cent. Hudson River opened at 81 and de-
cned to 80, which is l per cent lower.
G.. To .x
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DIED.

Akens, ". d., in the seth year of his age. r.
BISEOPOu Sunday April D. Edwin L. Bishop aged ~ Yeas
The S t 1 Pise from tho Te;Se.fe Of BE t.hs
The and friend. the family rsspectfoy
invited to attend Cars leave Jersey City Cousnd srses
BROWN-A his residence in Peeksk Seventh DAY sAsr-
neoni congestion OF the lungs James Brown In the 9th
The funeral will held from hs late residence, Third day.
Tne,dsy Esd inst at u The friends Of the family invited
TO attend without further notice.
BLOCK-On Friday April 49, Lucien youngest child Of Epl
and Loaise Block, eyed months aud 10 days
C.MPBELL-In Brooklyn, Thursday April Is, Robert
Campbell, eyed 50 years
cRoOK-n this city, on Thur.dsy April 49, Elizabeth ST. VIE
Of George Crook, in the S6th year Of her age.
GoLDsilIrH-on Saturday, Arrl 10, at Chicago John T.
Goisni'h esq. late Of this city.
HAIDEN-In South Brooklyn, o Fil.y Aprl le Patrick
Hayden, aged ~ years and mohiha
nEwIYs-In this city, Friday. April TO- Mary C., ws OF
Bassett.
HlLLMANln this city. on Friday April 10. W. 6. HDlmsn,
IT,, infsi, o. @. W. and NJ A. Ellmsn
IRwIN-Tn Brooklyn Friday April 49, JObn Irwin ieea:7
KELLY-In tbi. city. Oh Wednesday, APRIL IT. Jolia KsIy,
edes, daughter Of Michael aud Mary Kelly aged yes sns'
LEAHYon Thursday AE y WsEy Isssy the wife 0fpid
MOLLrsON-A, his residence in Bourd Brook Saturday
April 20 Joseph B. MolisOn in the 6ld y lis
The as o S e s on Tess ho s
o'sioct a NJ
McGE AFHIn Ills city, 'On Thursday, April 10, john J. r.
McGUINYSsOn Thursday, April 49, Edward, Only clDd Of
Thomas and Anrie Nceuiness, aged months
MoCIEsyEY-In Brooklyn, Friday, April 49, Aired W
Nch-srry in ID, h wear his age OF the is.e Eicbo.s
L.heChe'hey
EA0LEIn Brooklyn Saturday, April 20 aer short 81
ness William Ngge formerly Of the Race Course, Msio~,
County Cork IIesn!, in theeo,h year Of his age.
me p ~, ~ we , &c -
ms ii'e f"siiehee, no. 100 'front.' street, bfo9N!h
,rcrofq a, ,,.nI;n. 49, ,ro,. -,,,x $780,. .,,.., q,
NlotoL-at mAnlla on Aondsy april 10 very ,'ad.hy f
snI s,ssb 4 sboi.' $3.50 90 n",ren MI ~
Uiica n Y ~ 0''
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PILLS,
CURE SICK HEADACHE
CEPHALh PILLS.
CURE NERVOUS HEADACHE.
CEPHABIC PILLS,
CuRE ALL KINDS OF HEADACHE.
CURE SICK HEADACHE

By the nae oftbe,e Pills the periodic attacks OF WIZ
B,adab. may be prevented, aud II aiken s The
of an attack i'm mediate relief from pain ind SICKNESS VIII ~
obtsDed ,,,
Thew seldom fail in removing the Nd~d ana heoea'f 10
which females 30 subject
They act gently upon the bowels removing Co''reHe
F, Literary Men Studea Delic,e Females and all persons
n ,,sentayy hab. they valuable Lardis Improving
IN, appe,, irving and to the digestive organs and
the natural elasticity and strength Of the whole system
The CEPHALC PILLS the result Of long Investigation,
and carefully conducted experiments having been In use many
wears. S,ine which time they have prevented and relieved
vast amount pain and suffering from Headache whether orig
mating In the system nom dermged state OF the
stomach.
They entirely vegetable in their composition and msy be
taken times with perfect safety without making any change
OF diet and the absence Of any ddSyeeab oste renders nsdy
% Q1niaister them % children
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
The renune have FIVE signatures Of HENRY c. sPALDlN0
each Boz.
Sold BY Druggists and oil other Deslers in Medicines
A Box will be sent by mail prepaid on receipt ofhe
PRICE, Is CENTS.
All orders should be addressed to
HENRY G. SPAIDING,
No 40 Cedsrtt, NewYon
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furniture.
ON SUITE of ENAMELED FUR

A BEDROOM SUITE of ENAMElED FUR
IA NITCRE for sl5 AID upwsrd, in al co. or', warranted
Also .h Chestnut CHAMBER SUITES, plain aud ornsnen-
tsi AZ FiRRlSGToN's WhRERooMs, No. 3s8 Cans't.
opposite Wooster Established Ia lSi5.
L,NAMEI ED CHAMBER SUITES OF FUR
IL NlrI RE In al color, and styles a. Wholesale and rcs
81 Is and upward Also MATTRESSES and PAilLASSho
WARREN WARD No. n. CanAAt,
-Four doors eait Of Broadway.
EIRST-CLASS ENAMEI.ED FURNITURE
Pn Decorated and Grained Solid Walnut aud Oak Sets
Mspissss spin. Bcds. sc. Suites from AS and upward
J. w FISHER Co Manufacturers. ~
co BROADWAY oct Bleecker and BoDdsts. Marble buiins
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Proposals.

OyytCE or raE Bo.RD CossIs,iosHRs % PiLors,
No 81 South o.. NewYork. April II laol ) .
ITO ACTOkS.-SEALEDP PROPOSALS.
will be- received al hi. Office until u o'clock, Of the
IIth Of May la6i for The REMOVAL lunless sooner re-
By the persons main shining the ,ame the Co Block
u6pi.hrd frr south ~ Pier No Nof. River ssid sruc
,u- being beyond the ereaor line defined and
by Commissione for tie Pe'eIysiion OF The bIooI Of
N and established a and by Chapter 49, Of the Session
Lave 1851 FOR iuher attenuation and terms Of eosra
Amply a the Oce Of tho Comnonors between 10 and
d. A. MAST Clerk.
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rorrr caLyNpAR-rns DAY.

USirED STATES DISTRICT CouRr.-Nos. 30, 40,
II, II, H. Is ID, l., %, a. an,
lii lila us IIlT iIIs kisi 49, I2s 1i2s lisi
Liz Lbs I,IaI LIS, La iiis LIE ~ iSs
81, s26 s2s, s3t, $40. s4. $40 s7S, $780, 80
SuPRENE CouRr-SpreAL TERM.-Nos. "a, 3O7,
s7 49, 1885, 3d. 800 ss 49, 3ss u.s. 3S s37 a2a 3ol 31 3j
3Ji, $50, Gil.
SrPfRIoR CouRr-Part Mos. |, e25, ], los, 1863,
1873 ISL 0e3 Il63 LII lbt3 53 81, LIS i7lf Inc
La LIS, 623 Part lfNos POI Ito 1913, i2l 3ei
lis, 500, 61G ass, sss, lex, 1,si7i, oaa, 40
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In PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF
the County OF New notice hereby given g "a
deceased present The same with resss' Ne
the subscribers the office Of A. b. sHiPhAN NO io
William street Ia the City Of NewYor on or before the
twenty day Of July neIt-Dsed Rev iork tho s'
iss Iaw6mIS. WM. FORREST.
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The market for foreign bls is ut stand. No one
appears Gsposed to buy, while the supply Is quite
large. Very good commercial Sterling has been sold
at lOid 1914. and marginal bills at 100. Probably
bankers could be had at l06 France are also heavy
at 5.4Oq so.
The exchanges at the Bank Clearinghouse were
Antilles A.. The exchanges Of the week ending
this morning were 1924 ,O20OS &c; being daily ave-
rage of $20 oil 63 against 81, 3iO7F yS for the
week ending on Saturday.
The proposals for the Jersey City Water Loan of
$3.50 900 will close at the Office Of James G. Kings
Sons, on Tuesday April23 1861 at o'clock, P. m.
la the Western shares the decline was very general,
and ranged from too v cent The weakest stock was
Burlington and Quincy which opened at Sc, and ander
sales of less than 300 shares sold down to ST. against
60 Yesterday afternoon. The market at the close was
very ragged In State stocks the transactions touched
$ll7 900, the decline being cent only in Tennes-
Sees v cent in Mssours, and y cent in Vrginias.
There were no public sales Of Government securities,
but the new lines could have been bought at e cent
decline. Railroad bonds are neglected but do not
suffer from the panic to the extent a. railroad
shares There was no second session Of the Board
held, in consequence Of the Union meeting, and
the transactions ia the street were email. We
understand that Mr.. u. b. Lamar has resigned the
Presidency of the Bank Of the Republic, and Mr. John
j. Crane has been elected 10 fill the vacancy. The
Columbian Marine Insurance Company has declared
dividend of 93I cent payable on the Is, Of May.
The Produce Exchange will regularly open fer business
on Monday at 10 a. M, and will close punctually VI
p. N. Subscriptions date from the let OF May next.
The New-York and New-Haven Railroad Company
have published notice to the effect that separation
of the genuine from the spurious stock Of the Company
has been judcisy made, and the injunction restraining
the Company from paying dividends removed. Their
transfer-books are open, and dividend of f3 on
share will be paid TO the stockholders on demand
Tie earnings of the Chicago Burlington, and Quin.
CIV Railroad line in the second week Of April were:
1860. 1861. ..
Freight .....,.....$ 5000 20 flstto % DecflilS
sepsers..,".. 1890 q. 500 " Dec. l,oE II
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EXTRAORDINARY, YET TRUE.
~ DR. LEATHY's
VEIInWv

Cured Mr. John Conner, No IL wooyer N.xyo,t q, pp.
AFTER he hsd su1eTed twenty four years ~' " ~
II RbeansiisIn and all efupye al a...s mas. , IL
than any known remedy. 1890 'H'i' qui-AJ
hereby challenge the medical world 70 produn. r..d 80
eie 90 certain aud % worthy the CONFIDENCE Of msnknd
Depot No. 80 Chatham st
Sold at No C2 Gnnd and No IT'S Fu.on.,. Broolvu and
By all druggists ~" anu
Dr.. LEATHE's name on wrapper
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-22

rV,HE CONFESSIONS and EXPERIENCE Of an
INNALID-Pn FOR the benefit snd warning 10
young no suffer from Nero Debility Premature Decay
tc the means SefCuf. BY who cure himself
being put crest thu 1ufh medical imposition and
gusekfry Single copies b. he'd Of thr author
MAlFAIR eq Bedford King County, n. l., BY inelo'ns
postpaid add esscd envelope.
DARTINRs LOIION-1be best known remedy
ID the rheumssm neaaEi fever hid stus burns, cramps
and chronic d,rscs TeneTsy person onee
hAvnI used Il viii be without H. Principal depot No z
Washing ion Price a ceHts pr bottle J. FULLER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-22

Druggists everywhere now Keep MRS MISSIONS
SOOTHING SYRUP for children t-ehins No medicine IN me
United States cells like IT, IL isa standard medicine ana s
.ur Is worldwide. Physicians order and use wherever lis
magical effects have been Witnessed
During the thirty year. Of popa
atty OF MRS WILSON'S SOOTHING SfhuP, innuulef
able ConDiALr and other prepared BY pieendea
n "a have sprung up and lived but mushroom existence
while the SOOTHING SYRUP has been constantly increasing
in popularity and become bouehod word and Thousand. OF
mothers thank wISSLOW for the health Of their children
By tho use Of her Invaluable article.
When the race OF Cora," shah have followed In
the ootsteps Of tneir "nu.,i0u. predecessor MRS WINS
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP viii continue 10 be popular "a
yorile and o blessing to every mother.
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GO farmers an6 Others.

DUCkEYE PREMIUM MOWER FOR lc6l.
ID THE ONLY MACHINE WHICH COMBINES ALL
THE REQUISITES or A Pr RFECT MOWER. FARMERS
pihis 10 avoid d.sppoin must Civ. their order. ARLf
IN The SEASON. Circulars. With full description aud test
nonius furnished on application orv arded by mail
JOHN p. ADRlANCE Manufacture and Proprietor
sOLE WAREHOUSE IN NEW YORK, No. los GREEN
VIE IL ST tourlandt
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SAVE TIE PIECES
rcovONyl DISPATCH.
v."A SrIrcH IN TINE SAWS NiSE".A
1oo,of, ,pW hopper eren Ia v0re9uiaicd Jaarhes II IL
ysy dsabe 10 have chesp and convenient Tor
psis Furniture; Toy. CI0s che s ssSrD o1rr
meets all such emergencies and hon,ehod can ahord 10 be
ibout H. Its always aud up 70 the M king point
"'''~ "T'SrFtJi IN EVERY HOUSE,
h,n,s so"oT panic, each bottle Pyc,, Is een.s
'" HENRY c. SPALDING,
HuS'' No. ~ Cedar-st, New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-22

Prom IA. Ersmine7, Norfolk, Va
CephA Pills accomplish the object Tor which they were maze
viz; Cure OF Headache in all its forms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-22

LN.OWERS, PLANTS, &e.-WILLlAM FTTL-
PATRICK Florist, cor fgth,t and Observation-Disclosures
laid out mould and furnished AID all sorts OF san
W will tato ssdens to plant by contract at hall the
usual yrrb-nss baskets for the country al o. per
dozen hns assortment Of standard Rose, and standard Pess
% Pear Stocks
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Gtcamboals auo Railroads.


NAY BOAT for ALBANY.-Steamcr AMERICA
~ viii leave Sew.Yort from foot Harrison .. every Mon
day Wednesday and FhdAy Of O'clock q -eonmenoins
WTDNEsDAY April - :hng Al the intermediate landing
LNOR NEWBuRGH, POUGIIKEEPSlE, and
IL RONDOiT.-St.4msr THOs. POWELL, EVERY AZ
TERNoOE from foot Of Jsy-'i., a. Y p IN
nor NORWALK.-The ALICE PRICE leaves
Il Csihaine Market alp every TUESDAY. THURSDAY and
SATURDAY. at p. a.. .ndins New Rochelle and connect
in- q, Norwsk With the DsnbuTy Railroad fGe 70 AeE-ho'
cbelle, rs cents, to Norssk =, cents
LNOR BOSTON aud PROVIDENCE, via SHORE
J. LINE RAILROAD.--Trsin, lcsTe come OF 18th and
ithsy at l2ljp and ?. IN, DAILY s.sdsw eheeP,ee
MIGHT BOAT - EW-HAYEN.-Fare -.
~ Berth free. Tho TRAVELLER leaves At ii "a, sIdy
~syss O. Pnsenfrfs fJr Mendn Hartford ard -Pns
hrd can Norh from Hr~iav o, u D. m MERCHANDISE
forwsdedto Mas'.eAuse Vermont, hlontret ina esae"'
bufsh. APpyto tkANCis ulpb;;
MERCHANTS LINE for ALBANY, landing
WI NJ ylhsl.--fne ~ ccnlA--The steamers EOkIh
AMERICA and HERO leave the foot OF Psr place aud Robin
,ou DAILY Saturdays eTc~pied al running IN con
n'''0" Wit" '"' N' > j. W. HAgcox Agent
NOR FISHKILI and NEWBURGH, landing
II al CORNWALL COLD sPRISG. and COZZENs' DOCK.
On and Tuesday April le the .tesmeost william
Robinson It, every TUESDAY aud FRIDAY, a. p M Ne
forming vileaye fi,bkil every WEDNESDAY aud sAiCh-
DAY ct 6;+5a IN -. -. .,.--,
Commutston tickets from New orr and re1f. al any
WALTER BRETT X Co.
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CAu11OEt
unndnciped per,ons attempting 70 palm od
s nsusnce.ins public limitations Of my PREPARED GLUE,
would caution eli persons 10 examine before pu'eha's ana
'ee '0'' re- - 's siPALIDINe's PaEPARED GLUE, n
Is OF the outside wrspper hN oth~s eoahoIe"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-22

From the Examiner Norfolk. Va
They have been tested In than thousand cases "i
entire success
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Hte0irdl.
HEALTH SECURED.

HEALTH SECURED.
Isn., ase Cue Tssb"lp comp.ny ISo
kEWYORK all Others has not only been proved by IN,
every Iant ia e bat their continued slcees whe 90
many others fail IL substantial evidence that they perform all
u PayticuIar atsatoa requested Of reference
near hseiOse Of this article al
The Gr.ienberg Family Remedies consi,, of eleven mei
cDes among which win be found suited to ae prevention
s Hd S Sse To- Of them and Of al Their y@po%s
preyentment and cure VIII be found 10 me
.od or sent by mail cents, and which illustrated with
elegant eDgraving Of the human system: ,o, ,. matt
sble value and the universal pTsysenoe 81 the
VEGETABLE PILLS AND UTERINE CAIHoLiCoN'
THE oRAEFEYBERG VEGETABLE PILLS
are the best in the world for family use, and for -
iSD,ersr1ox- coSsrParIos- HK,p.cHE-N ESyoussx.s-
-WsSr or APPHTITE-pYsPKPsIA-LiyEE CoHPLAIST-EEiP
On account of n.y greet nldness Ond from The fat taaf MY
nspey eyipe ndH0t isore he boe in eoHspG ooadi
,,c TIE Craenba0 PHI vii be found more pea''n' ma" o"y
~ PsIoE IS CENTS yyS Ok rHs RECEIPT oy oss
DOLLAR FouR BOXES Will BIZ sENT By NAIL fAhE on F"lA"
AM PART or THE COUNTRY
THE GRAEFENBERG UTERINE cATHoLIcoN.
This vM bydHi5ly. po.itirsly issorqhy cure al ho'e
a. Sem@ie 3i,ea.s Tsgis.s i,ye9.a,. &c., ,cA eay and
.oade unhopps q May gsMen oetsse~ ne Sgg J. SnS ~
from ehie Uea petition dieoey and Refinement afford no
n should BE- u.ed IN al case. attended rim Of tie Oy
iso svmptoms AS TAz s,sf cAUsy
Dersnged Monthly Periods-
Irregularities Observation-Disclosures
Dersnged Appetite-Sallov Complexion
Pain ia re Back and Kidncy.-Clils-
Cold Hands aud Feet-Bosiings-
fey. rishnsss-NenrAlEis-
Pslpits,ioD Of the Hesrt-DzLines'-
Headache Residences Disturbed Sleep
FD,bes OF Hea-GsDeTa Craving and Pain 81 the Spine
and bew the sboudersAcid es,on
Difficult passing OF Urine with He's. or Smar tnschns-
Burning Irritation Uterine Oh
Hystcrics-
Anxiety-ked Face
Nervous ching-S;srng-
Constipai ,n-LrTsble Temper-ssdness-
Deprsyea Appetite flstulency-Bloaed and Irregular
Bowels-Un pleasant DIesrns-Psin In the CteT
fne Organs--Loss Of Memory-Bewnder-
men.-SoIeness In the Feet
Pair In the Back
Price 81 SO per- bottle.
rY- FoR SI1 DoLLARs BOTTLES WILL BH SENT Br VI.
ysEss AND CHAsGss PREPAID ExPSs- fdsE yxox
EEw.YORK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-22

The Committee appointed by the Chamber of Com
meree yesterday under Mr.. Gallatin's resolution TO
secure the taking of the remainder of the United States
Loan, met this morning, and appointed P. PERT, esq,
Chairman, and George s. Coe, esq, Secretary. They
meet again on Monday at the same place, at2p. M
The Committee DOW consists Of hlesss. p. PERT,
Stewart Brown, j. j. Astor, ir., William II. Aspnwal
Alexander T. Stewart, August Belmont j. NJ. Mori
son, Moses Taylor, George $. Coe F. A. Palmer John
Q. Jones, ID. X Martin, Jacob Campbell, jr., and
james Gallatin.
We annex comparative statement Of the Imports Of
Foreign Dry Goods and General Merchandise at New.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-22
YrILASTr, Mich. jan. IA, 1861.

YrILASTr, Mich, jan H. 1861.
Mr.. SPALDIgG,
Not ions aimee sent to You Dor OF Cephc Pills for the
cure Of he Nervous Headache and CoSene and received te
they hsd good effect that wss induced 10 send
for . n,..
A R. WHEELER,
YPsilsnh Mich
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-22

From The Democrat, 81. Cloud MINI .
III Won are been troubled with the ieod.eh. sna of
boz Cephsc P that may have them IN case o! an