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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-30

IL A gold BRACELET,
On Franklin st, bet ween the
Corporation line and 9th ct.
Any one finding IL will confer q great kind
n. IS by leaving it nt this Office. de 2s--2t#
UTKAYFD OK STOLEN-9Io KEWARD-
- A small black II RISE, with a star in h Is
face, one white hind foot. nose sprln kled with
grey-saddie marks on his back. Was taken
from post near the corner Of Franklin aud
Fcushee streets, on the night Of the 18th De-
cember. The above reward and expenses
will be raid for his delivery, with saddle and
bride, to me, at Gath street, GA. Hospital, or
to Edwin A. Smith, 2ist street, Ga Hospi-
de 2s--3.. Asst SURG. Sd GA. hospital.
g TRAY ED OR STOLEN so REWARD
y From the subscriber, on the Gath Deeem-
Der, "a bun colored
II 0 X S F.,
With a scar on his forehead The above re-
ward will bs 81 zen for his delivery 10 me.
de 2s-3t* FLEMING GRIFFIN.
E>IyE DOLLARS KNWAKD-Wil be PAID
I for the delivery at my house, e rner Of Mar
shall aud 9Th streets, of light red COW, OF me
dunn szs, Without horns marhed on light ear With
crop aad slit, and white q treak on Que of her
hind legs. lde as-6tl ]. l.. APPERSON.
NOTICE 10 hereby given, that l shall az ply
IN to the Savings Institufion Of Richmond"
ioS the renewal OF CERTIFICATE No. 1850 Of
that institution for ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
in the name OF Martina OXFORD dated November
9th, 1853 which certificate was held by me, and has
been lost, or mislad
de l6--Mlawa~. MARY II. SMITH. rxTx.
7 OST-s 20 RhWARD-In FEB uary last 1860,
/ 4 = gold WA rCH, made by NJ. j. Tobias, Lon
a,,n, No. $50 . 1 will give $40 reward to the
finder u left at the Dispstch office.
de 27S6t+ GILDICE McCALLOCH.
N TRAY ED-FTon my residence, on the corner
~ of Main and LETTERS N streets, Red cow,
vi white streak down the back, two white
feet, and star in 'he forehead. A liberal ard
formation given so that ian get her again.
de .7-3t& S. X. BHOAES.
CNTRAYED-From the hOnse of Rev. Jas Is.
- Tavlor, on Friday night, the Goth instan l.,
q cow and GALE. The Cow is nearly
black; the Calf red, and about three month
Old. Amy Information concerning them will he
thankfully received.
de25-ts A. E. DICKINSON.
T OST-$25 REWARD-Between the First
Market and Brooke Avenues
Is l. 4 q X Is A G.,
Containing TWO Account Books and sundry
papers. will give the above reward for their
delivery to me, at
Nos II and 10, First Market
de 2l--ts JOHN LINDSEY.
z UST-s5 REWARD-Oa the 10th inst, two
4 4 large ACCOUNT BOOKS. l will give. the
Market. JOHN LINDSEY,
de Its = and % First Mark at.
T OSI'-TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.
4 Lost on Main St, between ltth snd 18TH SITS =,
IN Richardson ii Co.'s, and L. Il. Price 6; Co IS
store, q
LADIES' BUCRsKIN PURSE,
Containing $50 Farmers Bank Note, {old issue
= so and @ n4ts Banks not remembered
BLAIR * uARVII,
de i4-ts Cary ard l1th street..
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R1OTiOE 10 THE TAxRAYERS or
In HENRIO0 GOUNTY.-All psssons who
have NOT sveo IN thar ass ssmant for the Confed
crate War Tax, hereby no,idsd thstI win be st
the house Of Mr. q. H.. PLEAsANrs. In Sidney GA
the following days: FRIDAY and SATURDAY.
the 9Th and 28.h days Of December, and ct the
house Of Ax. H. RfsHER, OF asassh al street on the;
following days MONDAY ard TUESDAY, the
S0th and 5lst Decsmber. where you ara required q
como .Andi eivs in ycur lists; osheTwise you win
be aaxossoa WITH . double tsy. ss ~ s. 80
GEOHti.s W. GARTER,
$50 49, Assessor Gos ucnfedoeate Tag,
- =. ppser nltxiet q Hsarieo uoanty. S
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FHUWAED ID. EACHU,
~ HEEERAL AGENT
AND COLLECTOR.
Office OF 18th. between Main aud Franklin sts.,
corner Of Exchange Alley,
Richmond, ptrstnia,
Would respectfully inform his friends and the
public grnarn!is, that he will continue the ssme
line OF businoas ;he ensuiog year, viz: Reutias
out Houses, FaEm5, &C., SEEKING Real Estate,
Hiring oUt and telling Negroes, Negotiating
Loans, Collecting Bonds, Notes, AID Opeu Ae-
counts, Adjusting Claims, aud attending to all
matters appertsinipg to q General Agent.
Thankful for the liberal patronage he has re-
ce!ved for the last nine years, would respect
fully solicit continuance of tho same.
Persons in the country intending to send me
their servants for hire, " ould please do If pos
81 bic By tho lst or I'd of January, in order that
good prices and comfortable homas msy be &C.
eared de l9-im
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PERSONAL.

REFORMATION WANTED-Of a sick or
i desd soldier, named JACKSON T.. WHEE-
LAB, member of Company F. ed Georgia Regi-
ment. Mr.. WHEELAR left Manapsas on the 7th
October last, then very sick. and has not been
heard Of since. w. was about fset 10 inches
high, spare built thin vmage, yellow hair, and
brown homaspun, gray flannel shirt. wool hat, and
had in his porte-moln maize 1--WE dollar note or due
bill pay able to J.. T. Wheelar, assigned by Mr.
Finch, or Shewford. Surgeons of Hospitals Rail.
road Agents, and the public al large, requested
My address for the present viii be Richmond, Va,
whore letters will reach me II sent to the care Of
RoBERT LUMPKIN. 10
LAWSON FIELDS.
~ City papers requested to copy ana ssad
bills sSFf hsHAeE Dc 27-4tks
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NOTTCE.-At meeting of the President sad
IN Directors of the James River and Kanawha
Company, held on Thursday, December 18th, ] 81 !,
1t was
Resolued, That the keepers CT the locks on the
tidewater connection ans of l. cks Mes. l. g and
8, the frss division " the Canal be author lied
to close their locks l2 clock Saturday night
until o'clock Sunday afternoon IN each week,
and that no BOAT, except the packet bosts, be per-
u tilted 70 pa be'wee, those ho,Irs unless In the
opioio, If the said lock keepers the same may be
absolutely necessary.
Rcsolred, hat this order take effect from the 1st
day Of January next, and continue in force until
the farther order OF the Board. 80 .
~WM p. MUNFORD, ~
d. Pts SecyJ. 4, T. K 20.
HOT SPRlNGS, HOT SPRING COUNTY,
H ARKAN6A6-The Hotel ct Hot Springs,
Arkansss, has been considerably improved, and
will accommodate xix hundred visitors at any time
throughout the ysar. Thess unsurpassed wonders
of the world Hot Springs, will be- found rs effec-
tuA In winter ~ IN summer, and will positively
ours Rheumatism. Contracted Jeints, EeurxIgis,
Lumbaso, Paralysis, 0out, St. Yltus' Dance, I'm.
p0tsncy from Disease Vsnereal Disease, Kercurial
Diseasa, Acrofnla and HiarHular Disease and all
farus Of Skin Disease. The safY.rer from expo
sure camp. lie. naIlds &C., will sri these wa.
tsss no: 70 be competed with in his we..i by an,
science or skill b, 6 CLAYTON
Dc 7~-d wlns r-opsiatnr.
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~ NOTICE To TAN PAYERS IN THE
w. LOWER DIS tGICi Or HEARICO CO.
AL persons Ii. ing in said District who have not
given III their assessment for the Confederate ~ az
Tax, Ars hereby notified that viii De 81 Henrico
Court House On The ioi.cwing Gays, - wit Tn
the 26h, 9th, 2Sth, and 3Uth Of Uece nber, where
you are requested - come and give II yGur list,
otherwise GU viii be assessed with double tax.
THOMAS L. lyme,
Assessor for Confederate Tax, Lower District
Of Herueo county. de 25-it
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DIVIDENDS.

RICH'D Il DANVILLE Il. X. Co,
DECEMBER 10, 1851. :
NOTICE.-At meeting of the Board of Di.
cent. declared, pay abs the 1et day OF Jan.
uary, 1862. The Transfer Hooks will be closed
from the 18th instant to the LIST day of January,
1862 Fs
de lin Auditor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-30

~ HOTICE general mest & of The
~ Stockholders of the Baak of Virginia viii be
held at their BANKING HOUSE, in the city Ct
Richmond, on MONDAY, the 18Th of January,
ls6a.
The law provides thai no Off GER, or Director of
the Bank, shall vots AZ the proxy of Stakeholder
In any election of Directors or Officers OF the
Bank nor shall any proxy be valid which shal!
have been executed sixty days Eef0re she time OF
election.
de l4-eoatd VIM. F. TAYLOR, Cashier.
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~ N . L G E.-The annual et;ng of tn.
~ Stockholders Of the FARMERS BANK or
VfR3IhIA will be held a. heir Barking House il
this city, On WEDNESDAY, the 18th day Of Jan
uary, isj,, at II O'Clock
de is-:}'awtd J A. SMITH, Cashier.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-30

Il hdho HIKING. 1862.
CHARLES 8. MAURICE, General Agent ard
Collector, Office No. - Main street, Richmond,
Va tenders bis services to the public generally for
Renting out Houses. selling Resi- Estate. Hiring out
Servants. negotiating Loans and collecting Debts.
In Hiring out servants, shall be careful to selec:
comfortable homes ana isir prices, aud will be
prompt ia making collections and payments to
owners.
Good quarters will also be furnished to servants
until homes are procured for them. Satisfactory
ref rences given. Letter address, box ola, Rich
mond, Va. de G}-lm*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-30

~ CLAIMS AGAINST THE SPOTS
V} WOOD HO L L L.-Par.ies having
claims against the Spotswood Hotel viii
please present them al the Once OF the
Hotel for settlement on MONDAY, the 3Uih
Deceln Der, between the no mrs OF A. III. and
= ~ nj d, and L. NJ. 10 Il. d.
de 2s-2. I. W. HUENiNaER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-30

~ 8. WYATT g. Co, of Charleston S o.
~ beg TO inform their friends everywhere that
the great fire which occurred In our cry last hight
did them immediate injury either ia their stock
private housed.
We feel this announcement due to our friends
who have large amount of propertyi in our hands
Charleston, Dec. l2th .S6l. de b--ts
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LIFE Il FIRE INSURANCE..

LIFE Il FIRE INSURANCE.
q L A V + N u r A NOE.
THE LYNCHBURG HOSE AND FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY
CAPITAL AND SUaPLus-- $500, OO0,)
INSURES SLAVES for one, CT g term OF ears
on the most favorable terms.
take pleasure in recommending this Company
to all who wish to INSURE their SLAVES. 1t
meets all ita undertakings promptly and fairly,
and Is enc of tho most responsible and honorable
companies il this country ee
VIM. A. CHARTERS, Agent,
llth st., between Main and b snk sts.,
de 27-2w Richmond, Va.
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n E. q X . Ii l N q 1862.
The updersigned Offers bis services to frieu,
and the public generally, for hiring out Negroes
the elsping season; and thankful for past favcrs,
again solicits share OF their patronage.
ALFRED L. HOLIDAY,
Office on Cary ST., bet. tn and ,th
ia Se-10i<
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-30

CLOTHIN CLOTHING. CI4Oi H
ING!
Just received. a large invoice of Men and
Boys CLOTHING, consisting of Pants,
Vests, Dress and Frock Goats, Business and
Oyercoats, of every description This lot Of
goods being consigned, and the party anxious
to realize, will be sold at reasonable prices
HAMBLETON BROS & Co,
de 2S-6t No. Is Pearl ST.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, Sc

"ORSE FOR SALE.-I have for sale a
Il flrst-rate HARM IS HORSE, six years
old, warranted sound aud healthy-sold for
no fault.
Any one wanting reliable Family Horse
would do we'll to buy him. Apply to
JOHN W. HALL,
de 2S-3t& At Kent Paine q Co.'s
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EDUCATIONAL.

AZ &. LEFEBVRE'S SCHOOL,
I'VE s RICHMOND, VA.
This institution will be open again on the
1st day OF October, 1861, for the reception OF
both Boarders and Day Scholars.
For particulars, apply to
au It's HUBERT p. LEFEBVRE.
TDOAaDINH AND DAY SCHOOL,
FOR YOUNG LADIES,
Frankta Street, bctpees Sd and 4th.
The Misses CLOPTON daughters Of the
late Judge Olopton,) will open School on the
1st of October, 1851.
Circulars of terms, etc., will be sent to those
desiring them. s, tsz = So 26--Sms
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-30

q UPERIOR OLD BRANDY.
- OliRye Whiskey.
Fine Peach and apple Brandy.
Pale and Brown Sherry, very old
Ms2eirs Wines. various qualities.
Old Jamaica Rum.
Englieh Cheese Queens Arms"
Pickles, Tobacco, Cigars, and Groceries
For sals by w. D. BLAIR Il CO..
Opposite Spotswood Hotel, cor. Sth aud
no i3-d:lstJa Main sts Riei. ncpd, Va
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TObACCO.-Havin closed our Tobacco
FACTORY, persons in want Of our sups
rior brands OF Chewing and smoking TO-
bHCCO will fnd a large assortment Ia "a.
lect from a t the Hardware store Of Smith =
HARDWOOD, No. IS Main street, at prices rang
ing from fifteen cents to sevsnty-fiye Cents
per pound Please call at No. SIS Main ST.
and examine tn e assor tment aud prices.
de q ct JNO. 4. WHITLOOK 4 (N
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" A WET NURSE
Write, and without sncumbrance, preferred.
Apply Immediately to
JOS. II. CRENSHAw,
Broad a., between 26th and 9th ats.
Also, for the ensuing year,
good female COOK, and
CHAMBEkhiAID.
de t-9,* J.H. q.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-30

THOR RENT.-The smsll farm of eight acres,
/ attached to my farm, about u miles from
Richmond. It 10 very desirable a summer re-
sidence contains good brick dwelling, barn, and
necessary out heus 3D. and has an orchard Of frui.
trees. Possession given at once.
Ga 2l-ta A DILL
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VXT ANTED TO EMPLOY-someo Que ia.
w miiiar with tbs manufacture of
AMP LACK,
To take charge of Lsmp-plsck Housa at Viii.
mingtoD, North Carolina. Address
j. Il. BLOSSOM g. CO.,
de 27-'mt Wilmington, Torth Carolina.
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ET REMOVAI-DENTAL NOTICE w
LEIGH BURTON, Dentist, has removed his ofiss
70 his residence Franklin street, second door
from the corner Of Eighth. immediately oppodts IN
the Cntsd Presbyterian (Dr Reads Church.
de 7-1m*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-30

G LGARs, CHEWING AND
- SMOKING TOBACCO
We have on hand consigned from New Orleans, a
large lot asserted stock of SEGARS. Also su
per,or and low grades of Lynchburg CHEWING
and SMOKING TOBACCO. Some of the high
est grades of each put up In the Southern Con
f.dcraey. JOHNSON, YOUNGER Il OTEY,
dc l3-,}w Ii Pearl ii.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-18
NENTRAI. RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY..

" From Courandt sCOnnecting at hsmpt9n juno
with DeawaIe ackawsnns, and Western hsresd ana
s.ton with ohgh Valley Rsiroad aud it's connections forming
direct line to Harrisburg without change OF cars %
WINTER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Decehoof ~"
l860-Leave New York follows; - -, "A.
HARRISBURG ErPKEss-At6a m for Esston keadine ro'"
vie harrisburg. Msucn Caunk Wilhnsport, &c
MAIL TRAs At 8a for Easton w ater zap, Scan'op,
Great Bend. Pittston. Wukesb,rse &c. ,,,
l2y THROUGH TRtIN-For Eas.on, Mauch Chunk "llnams
port Reading Pot,syille, Hsuisburg &c.
tP. THkoUGH TRAs-For Easten, Bethlehem, AEento~n'
and Mauch hunk
$3.50 p. ". WAY rRtIS-For Somervile.
EXPRESS TRAIN HARRIsBURG-Ihe6 a. m Express Train
from New York arrives at Harrisburg IL 20 ia time to
with trains East and West Ceutra
Railroad Northern Central North and SoCh and with the Cum
beraEd Valley Railroad.
ELiIAsKrHPORr AND Ngw.YoRK FBRRT-Lesye New York
ffom Pier No T. North Rivor at and III $3.50 and M
LEAVE 65and 8:Ba m. l:2O and 4;JO p m
The boats stop Bergen Point and Maiusrs Hsrbor
ssch way JOHN D. S1ERNS Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-18

CORPORATION NOTICE.-A resolution has
been presented 70 the Board OF Aldermen to have ths side
walls in Second from Til fifth to Forty hth street.
where not alfeady done, tagged
Also that hs westerly Of Seventh street between
Second and Third s|cnues be tagged where not already
6seg.d ,-,,-
Parties having elections to the viii :ond their obec-
directed C.airu Of tho Committee on Streets,
Board Of Aldermen, no. City He'll 49,
FL A. BOOLE, )Commi,tee
JOHN Russell on
JOHN II. BRADY,) Streets.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-18
nnRpnK NnTICE.-A Rrsnlniinn haa

CORPORATION N0TICE.-A Resolution has
" been presented 10 the Board OF Aldermen to have the
aid walks in 3nh T. between tlh and ith,ay' hsrssd
Alec crosk isom ibe southeast corner OF Et'. Brosd
a.. 10 IA. Ia 2a,h 81. b,twe.n 9Th spd sthsvs
Ao to pave Gousemeur, It. fom Dlyion to Wsefs, with
DsssI o. TAP sipcs P1ysmsn, 81, r, g. ,, p,.i,o
As9. for pa5ias jah,t between h aud c,hsy., with Bel
Also re.oaea to ay cro,swa'k a, the iateT'e lion CT
Brosdrsy AID SHAY i'on a3d 70 JJi 3 ,,
Al TO pave ed = rom ohsv to Hud.on River with trsp-
a. T. pa'e C',laiaesL, from Eowery to souhs, with
Brl.i n on trpp. bloch pavement
A, 20 pave Pcsr-,, from Cha.htmt. to Broadway with
B.,1f1 o. ira DbloCk pavement.
40 to gave Avenue o. from Houston 70 l5t with BerAn
or trap-b.ock payemcni , ..,
As % 9isT f.m h- ,oa.h 'de Of s, =. to Tie north
As, to pave Hos'ors, iVl Avenue d. to Bowey, with
Aa ti.t ise dessks IL font Of Nos ~ Il, ~ aud 2 ;Ih
A.. n 'st lfo.v,E. be- lsd q, ,'e rre,iop Of Samuel
AID Gh,rry..ls two h. s-llur b. and so ln Gin ry1'.
As5 10 ~ lsls llI e. cli aid s''eT stone IN icih
lo % ag siesl aai ,c. ei'5 ald stones g. sh Az,
w., t5Js1y CO. al corner o. Caarrlldst
SO 20 iagnolt 'lic ofad 49, between st 'gd ION v
Ai.o to re0lg Aston place bc.~en il ay ard LaiJe
AZ. 70 r .id,Walis Nourd Aliu.doa.-lu.fc.
40 NJ ihe soultc.h ald westerly sidew5isof Madi-on-
81, s.o Pei r5sld i1 c.uisaity gih u oihc iFo side
Ao t ofo.eals 10 i from tie ,s' 'ide Of Jaesoa'i
k.s t cfo.su5L ic lil fe s wet slc 81 jacAson e.
u tbr ems 81 DE- foot ~ s1.l ~ .rL
tst1 s.t fhr' lrlm d. fy. % Broadway. with beig'a1
nrfr44ilo-t r.Ftlsui Nr pufrguHft# ~ rly u.l ih
M.8ts r1fe 7lasi tom .l,sp nei.an M,.rRlfrr 1
DtUut, ai.l Is' Hal o. tI-p bloch ..ru, -,
A9i8I,, cib aud s.i'f ard iif To lih avi Ion i-do
ti,tlr.g llisuIssia fl-il bTr.fn l.taelallg.
tI8.1 r4.r ..., i..l join e. iuIol tt, Win d. 'n
s6ioa, rr',..,ks fon ulsrs roil. to tl soa,h wet
p4t,.t irirr she,,iols O. tfe aboyc vT rrl t'r ac.
ans iii,rtsd 10 Aid H. A. BOOLE, thsunan o. he Com.
D. a rnOLE, ,CoDuutcc
JOHN Nt -sEL.
Z :. NH', c!rIk- join ~ BGApfD s.ne.'.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-18
1891 THE PENNSYLVANIA lSH1
lCOl CENTRAL RAILROAD. l. oOl
GREAT DOUBLE-TRACK ROUTE.
The capac, Of the Road equal in the country
The GREAT SHORT LINE TO THE WESE

THE GREAT SHORT LINE TO rIiE WEST.
Office No AstoT Hou,e, corner If Nesey y:
Facilities for the poaon Of Passengers 10 and from tin
cnnau Chicago -. Louis ST. Paul. Naslylo, Memphis rev
Urean and al other in the West North West aud
South for speed and comfort by any oue
Through ans for the West leave New fo!k loot OF Court
lsndt., Morning Express. Evening Express p m
Sleeping and smoking eli al the trains: 81,
FG.e always low and the time quick as by any other
route c, -.
and from ,ny point Oh Railroads Ohio Kentucky Indians
Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa OF Missouri oy hAiLhU NJ pl-
REC or TO any port tie paggable rivera of the West by
steamers from Pitt,burgh. - -. =,
The rates Freight and from any point Of tho "est oy the
Pepnvvata Rar al all times favorable are charged
by other Ksroad Companies Merchants and shippers ntrust
R he transportson d their Freight ths Company, can rely
with confidence its speedy transit -,
This Company also rnantains Emsrsnt Accommodation
Line by which part. gelg Westward enjoy che4p aud
oneha ho hrsclss rates
OF fare t. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent No AsoT House
LEECH Is Co F!eight Agents, 49,
no. I Asor House. ard 40 South W lillian st.
MCDONALD BlSCHOFF, Emigrsn; Agents,
No Battery place.
ENOCH LEWIS General Sup't, Altoona, Ps
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-18
SOOTHING LETTER.

A SOOTHING LETTER.
GEORGE A FOWLER Of Guilford writes.
Permit ms TO say to you that MRS wTNsI'Ows soond-
ING SYRUP hss unprecedented sale with since my eu.
toners hsve ascertained Its inertia This 10 the first time In
thirty five years drug business indorsed msdus
Tor Its intrinsic good qualities before this
recommendation Of any patent medicine know no. what A
composition i' but believe 1t Ia perfectly harmless and SAFE
know gives the greatest satisfaction to parents and nurs
aaodng quietude and relief without any unpeasn. Effects a.
tending Its use.
Yours respectfully
GEORGE A. FOWLER
Millions OF bottles Of MRS. wINsLOws SOOTHING
SYRUP used every year the United State. for es
aren teethny with neverfains success Reei rND,,rs
sud cKRTAIM.
MRS. wINsLows SOOTHING SYRUP Is suro to resu..
the bowels
Orders coIrs in every day from Druggists In all p.s
the country Seed more Of MRS. wINsLOw's sooTH-
ING SYRUP."
Millions OF bottles of MRS wINsLowrs sooTHINs
SYRUP sold every year In the United States.
Give old for diseases incident 10 the period
ee.hg children Here you have that old FIR rs osu
in the form of MRS wINsLows SOOTHING SYRUP.
MRS. wINsLows SOOTHING SYRUP rsve1 fails to give
immediate relief
MRS. wINsLowS SOOTHING SYRUP Il sold by a
druggists throughout the United States
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO MoTHERs.-MRs WINS
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP the only thing that you car rely
upon give yourself and relief aud help your infant
MRS. WINsLOw'S SOOTHING SYRUP has been the
means ofresoring the dropping spirits many mothers
This (. the season Of tho year t. MRS. wINsLOws
SOOTHING SYRUP.
To every mother who he's children suffering from any the
complaints incident this period of teethug do nOtt.
your predcs the pre;udces OF ohe stand the
way the eef,ha. viii be sure-ye' absolutely 'ure;o f0
low tie use Of MRS. wINsLOW's SOOTHING SYRUP.
Druggists everywhere keep MRS WINsLows
United States sells like IT, 1t iss standard medicine and s
fms world wiis Physicians order and wherever i
msgical effects have been witnessed.
During thirty years Of unprecedented and increasing popa
arity OF MRS wINsLow5 SOOTHING SYRUP. innurner-
able CosDAL, and ether nosums prepared BY pretended
NJ Ds have sprung up and lived but mushroom existence
while tie SOOTHING SYRUP has been constantly Increasing
In popularity and become ahon'ebod word and Thousands Of
mothers thank Mrs. WISsLov for the health Of the chIdrea
by the use Of her Invaluable article
When the present race Cordias" have followed In the
soeep, Of their lu.triOus predeces,or'" WINsLoWs
SOOTHING SYRUP wiz continue be popular ayOte ,Gd
blessing to every mother.
None genuine unless the fac-simile Of CURTIS PERKINS
Sew-York is on the outside wrapper.
sold by Druggists .hrOughoa, the world
Principal Office, No 10 Cedar.st New-Yorh
Price only IS cents per bottle.
A5EDICAL.-A popular treatise on o Structure
WI the Uretha and Diseases OF the Bladder by DE-
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-18
n Y. SUPREME COURT.-THE CONTI-

lN.SENrAL BANh against w. III. BAltksDALE aud IS DA
NIDsON.-Summonsi money demand on contracL-lCon
not Seved)o the euaIn,d deCudInt fou are here
by summoned and required TO answer the compliant
~ this sction which will be filed in tho Office OF the Clerk
Of the City ard County Of NewYork, at the City Had IN
,sid City, and to serve copy Of your answer 20 ihe
said pbint the subscribers, az hen oce NUMBER
III BIoadwsy In said City OF New-loTkr vi hin twenty
days the service Of this summons you exclusive OF the
d Of such and a the said complaint
within the time 5sid the pnti6 in this octiou viii take
Judgment against for the OF thousand dollars with
n,en,t rom tie lh day Of December, thousand eight
hundred sixty besides thU costs of tis y Y,
December 18th, 1860. BARNEY, BUTLER PARSONS
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
The complaint this action fled In the Office OF the CLERK
OF the CITY and County New the 18th day Of Jspoay
1861. BARNE1, 81 LIEN u IAhoONS
i,nas lag6yM Plaintiffs Attorneys.