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by the n'e Of these Pills the periodic attack Z
NcrTOHS or SICK HaHs Gls may lee prevented; and II
taken At the commencement OF an ntteel f,y,r.,i-,
relief from pain and sickness Willie obtaiBr,l.-
They seldom IAN in removing The .Nuv,sa and
Headache to which females are -, subject.
They act gently upon the JOwsss,-r.,no,ip- Coz.
tisrHsI5 ''''
Eor Literary Qen, SU1sHts, Delicate Females. and
All persons OF 'seHaTy habit' they am valuaLi. a.
LaFatfre improving the uplytifs giving ,as, ami
rtS0T to the digestive organs AMI restoring rh. ,..
turai elasticity and strength or IAs whole .y.,sta.
Tue cEPHALIO PILLS ure the result Of long in.
vFstigAtton and carefully eonI,,g,s,i experiments
having been in usV MANY years during Hhisb ,Is,r
they have prevented and relieved q vast Aro,, ~
pain and snneringfruu I[eadaNIls whether
ting In the nervous system or rronl Jrraugra s,nts
Of the siOsaeA.
They are entirely Vegetable In their r.,pro-5tie
and may be taken AT all times vial, perfect .,fe,v
without making any change Of diet aud tEe ab..ars
81 any dffa2eee' rs,Jsrsii cay 70
htM 10 ehiiirrH.
nEwARE,oF cOUNTHRPErrs,
The genuine have tive -isaitures Os Henry O. spaLI
Ing on each <. '''''
sold byOr .istsand NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s,llrip.
Box willO sent by mail prepared OF, receipt .,
PRICE % CENTS.
Aliorlar. should Ien,ldrr.srAt To
HENRY C SPALDINc
IS Cedar ST., New York
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b9-" NoTHING on earth can smile but
mani" says Beecher. Aud the Hartford
Tunes replies, al. Ward, you're right
NOthin-nothiu' on earth can smile bugman.
Flowers have cups, but they can't crook
the elbow. They can't smile. That's
what's the matter. Birds ,also, cant come
in neither, too. They have beaks, BUT no
beakers. What do they know abot.
The bubbles that swim ON tile bsaker,abrtp,"
What do they cars about julspsJ Not a
straw. Their only idea Of a cocktail is a
bunch of feathers. No, smile is the
PreFogasive of manor man Fith six
pence in his breeehes-or, ut least, three
ceuts.n
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JACKSON, Miss, March Sd The Com
vention to day rNtiicd the Con itution by
a vote of IS against Z.
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iron ne Bzais7l II. r. Gasst,e, Chicago, m
Tp heartily endoFss Mr. spaIdIBg, and llis uufi.
vailed crphalie Pills.
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EwBURaLARY AT A RAILRoto sr,r,ov

@BURqLARY AT RAILao4p srArloS.
On Tuesday night the tickstOffee of the
Baltimore and OHIO Railroad Company, ut
the new sutton buildiugs, opposite the
Relay House, at the washingtoh Junction,
was burglariOnsly entered. The large
packages of Western tickets we're thor
oughly overhauled, and the money drawer
relieved of its small change, amounting to
trifiing sum.
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FfoE De DatIy NeiOs, Ntlgpvol. n. l.
CePhalie Pills arr taking the place Of all kinds.
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P'70" H'e 6aHalola GALLEY SIqT, EaHatsEa, Va.
we are sure that perIons suffering with The head
ache, : 10 ny them, win stick 70 them.
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Fsora he Adeerttter, Precedence, Il. J.
The cePlialie Pills are saId to lie a rrnatk.bIv r
eetiTe remedy for the hshaehe and one OF die Serv
been discovered -. p N 49, q -
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Eroh R,s Democrat, 3. CloHd, MIN.
II you are, Or hate been troubled vim, tbs-b..A
ache, send for box, tcephHc pills. ~ that you ny
have them In Gaze Of an attack.
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n. A single bottle Of srALDISc,s PREPARED
L OLUE VIII ave ten times It1 cost annnalIy-EA :
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Fr0E tse EsanfneT, No.jo1, Va.
They have been tested In more than a ,I,ou,aad
cases, with entire success.
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NEW York, March sO.-The steamship
Daniel Webster is signAlled below. She
has on board the United States troops from
Texas.
The steamships Europa, Yigo and Ara
biH, sailed for Europe to-day.
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q. q I:ras.tner. ~ =. Il

cepIalle PIlls accomplishing object f.r which m.
we're made VtEs Cure OF headache in All lie tomas.
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SAVE TIE pIEcEsi

ECONOMY = nIsPATcIIt
GB-AA sTIIcH ~ TINE SAW NISE" rs
As accidents VIII happcn, even In we'll regulated
families. it Il teTy desirable have some Cheap and
eonysnisnt way frrePzIriug furniture, Toys, CTocE
- sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE
meatn AL such emergencies and no l.suseA1ld enh
aiard 70 bs Without II. IL is always ready ard "
to the sticking point. 49,
sUsBFuL IN EyRET uOUsEn
MEX Brush accompanies each Bottle. PTiss,
IS eeutE AddEsas- ff Erl
HENRY .. SPALDISG
ga EscEDAR street, SsT York.
H4e CAUTION
Ascertain uhscrupuinra persons are attFtnpfin,,ts
palm % - The nnsnSpeetiRg paLIe Iiriiiafi,gs q
my RhkPAhEDaLGk. you'll eauitlu All i,sF,o5s5
70 s'saiins bsfors purehAsibE. aud - that ne on
name q 49,
GS-sRALDlS65 PREPARED oLuH--Sa
= on the ot'de NT1pPer; all others are sEip.i1t1o
s'''i''s''.ssA CHS
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SYp wM.c Q. yIlLEs.
fF''lAsII' NieH7 1ap.l4, isGl.

Not long elIet sent TO ron for i.oS Of
iills for The cure Of the Nervous Headache and CO.
aug received the SAME aud HeV had % GOD
an Sgs4 utat seas Induced 70 send foT 1sore. -
FlSase send BY return mail Direct to
A. IL. WHEELER,
t-tsF Ypdlantl. Mich
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Ed. shebOygon NTtas,5Ods, sheboygau,
Wisconsin.
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STANDINGS PREFARED GLUEl
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..r RErLoLDsBuEg. FRAxKLIS Co., oHto,)
=, january ., 1861.

IILNLT Q. SPALnIS0,
No. IS Cedar 81, n Y
DEAn SIE:
InciGsed IND twenty-five rrnts (2s for lel, send
ee1 q 'SCsphslie Pillsp Send 10 address Of Rev
" a. q! Elllet, ReynOldsiruTg, Franklin ca Ohm
lotT tfit l0oTk like eAaTl-clirE IIsadge5e al
HloEt iRStdHtcr- 90
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sPALDING,s PREPARED eLUEl

sPALDING,s- PREPARED CLUE.
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Iarblehead Drumhead Cabbage
PROCLAMATION-

RiS'OC '0leuIluea' sure Neuuing iOrthWith.
lOIO0 Same result, say 5 years.
100 - - years
100 :. Most litely-perllaps not.
" Douhtful-leadB to pleasant nc
quaintanee, however.
p Extremely dOnbtfhl-still some
10 No T Sps
Small potatoes,
Call soon, as those irst purchased aro productive
OF the happlest results.
Given under my hand and seal this ffth lay of
February, 1851, IN the city Of Wheeling.
teb5 "CUPID," COP OF LOVE.
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wish for some circulars or large show bills. 10
bring yonr Cepllalic Pills more particularly i,rGT
my customer. II Jon heve anything Of The Mind.
ueadache, Casually lasting two dis W tr0S r,rs
attack ia one hour by your IFIs which sant her.
--r- 1E-.- Respectfully yOurS, -.
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49,, BELLE vERSSS, ONO, Jan. 10. 1851
Please find enclosed twentyh five cent? far ,rbI.,,
send me another box Of your Cephalie PilLs mes
arr trluy Tie bESt I'iILs IhdrG ereT bird.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-07

ness OF promotions in the Corps Of Engineers After
hftyhree years service, he is only Lieut. Colonel.
although he has held the brevet rank Of Colonel for
more than twenty-eight years.
The three new steamers on the stocks at the
Brooklyn Navy Yard are being pushed forward a.
rapidly as the resources of the yard-and they are
not by any means limited-wil allow. The propel.
Ter onei ia is the nearest completion. When her
deck is caulked, and her sides painted, she will be
ready for launching. The sde-wheel steamer 90.
tarow has made very good progress. The caulkes
are at work upon her, and she will soon be panked
up. The bark which would have interfered with
her, being launched, has been cut awsy. The pro.
peler Adirondack s the least advanced Of the three,
but as soon as the Oneida is off the stocks, she will
be hurried forward without delay. =
-Four steamers, recently put iato comnission--the
Connecticut, Supply, Santiago de Cuba, and Sbep-
herd Knapp--are sill at the yard The two latter
Will sail to-day. The Connecticut is taking p fre,h
provisions, and as well as the Supply, will leave In
q day or two.
A Awbtesmth's shop is being erected on the Pa
rade ground attached to the Brooklyn Marine Bar.
racks It's dimensions % feet by 50 feet and It
will have six fireplaces This looks as il business
was not expected to decrease just yet.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-07
NEwYoRK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1861.

room, leads me To say, that at time since he has
been in prison has he stopped from that dignity
which as member of Congress he should possess
No washing of Dishes no carrying Of water, is done
by the Oicers pryates are detailed for that purpose
from among our men to perform the work AT NO
time has NJ. Ely begged for parole or releases he
has been declared prisoner Of war, and IS coItented
to reman imprisoned until h0Hordbiy released slong
with his brother officers. He was lively, cheerful,
full of fan and mischiefn fact the life OF the prison.
and is regarded by the Union officers az very
pleasant companion. Col. Corcorsn and Mr.. Ely
were the lions OF Richmond, and many have been
the bribes offered for eight at the distinguished
Yankee Both are strong for the Union, and hope
soon to give the Rebels receipt in full for all the
insults offered at their hands Regarding the desire to
Mr. Ely and Col Corcoran know OF one instance,
whore an old gentleman from Potahontas, Va, even
went go far as to offer the Commssary 80 for pass
into the prison, but TO purpose as all visitors
were excluded. Justice TO Mr.. Ely, and the people
be represents, induces to ask publication OF this
note.
LIEUT.. HARRY ROCEhFELL0W, L. $: A..
No. ll6 South 2ls street, Phadephis, Pa
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-07

tions place them in possession OF all The intelligence
desired Tho regiments there work on the defenses
.ix hours each day.
FLAG OF TRUCE.
! On the lat inst. Mrs l.. Hutchinson Of Norfolk,
Mrs. Maprag of New-0rleaps, and several Conied
crates taken prisoners at Hatteras but subsequently
released on taking the oath not to bear ars against
the Union Government arrived at Norfolk from
Fortress Monroe under flag of truce.
MISCELLANEOUS.
| The Norfolk Day Boof announces with flourish
that large numbers Of counterfeit notes on the Bank
Of Camden, s. c., were found in the trunks OF the
/ Indianisns taken at Chekamicomieo Ii says the
original plates are in the hands Of Northern people,
and it has no doubt that Unionsts have printed great
numbers Of the notes with the detgn Of flooding the
South with the worthless trash.
! The Richmond Enquirer complains that the bank
ing ard other State institutions OF that region do not
make known the amounts of stock owned by Union
men in those institutions and calls for Ilgid in-
vestiqaion, in order that all Northern investments
there may lie promptly confscated.
| The Norfolk Day Book ia printed on brown wrap
ping paper II is the nypaper published in Norfolk,
and says bad the paper s it has not enough Of
it to print than fourth of its edition i.
has hopes, However, of being able to get supply OF
white paper in few weeks.
The free market in New. Orleans, for the supply
of the needy families of soldiers and POOR people
generally, has proved great success. At the last
from Elk 10 seven thousand impoverished citizens.
! The Netc- OrisaHs Crescent says there is large
demand for gold in monetary circles there, which is
cent over into Kentucky for the purchase OF supplies
for the South. :,
A ill providing that bankers and brokers shall
not charge more than five per cent for com has
been brought forward in the Tennessee Legisiature
The Enquirer has raised the flag of Davis and
Stephens, whose reelection il fsyor'.
There IA great scarcity Of printing paper at Rich.
mond, and The Enquirer, in consequence, has cut
off all subscribers who are in arrears.
The Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Com
pany has just declared semi-anDual dividend OF ten
per cent
The annual meeting of the Stockholders Of the
Orange and Alexandria Railroad Company is to be
held at Charlottesville tomorrow.
One hundred white girs, 10 work on cartridges at
the laboratory in Richmond, are advertised for in
The Enquirer.
There are two places Of Amusement open in Rich
uOnd.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-07

Hides. siaic. y 10, T.low, ssaTc y hi P'hs ''esS
each; Calf Skins TdGc. v ID. ,,o,b,ux but the
n BBeef Extra and First quality ineus sipeudes ths
hest. large fat stall fed Oxen Second ~ he b,rt tbras
~, on EN- the beat salcd IN. ,nn y,
ys.r.old steers Ordinary consists Of S''' '-' VI
lots. Il when those Of inferior
quality thrown out o,ud Trupt and Eastern Rail-
There q u: lowell and G. over the fitch
burg. -. suppy OF cattle, great proper.
s9 ?: s Tss Ss s % ' rather sss a: .ssa 'sss
vel Mr. Flint ed yn' asnts Mr. Shed Of New orb,
e. % or ss rs susS:. s%;sT ss .sss, ss,
about the same o s sales quck, ct an advance Of 2id
2Sc ~ head.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-07
Cambridge Cattle Market.

IMPORTED ron THR n. 7. TRIBusE, f}so RupY.
NOVEMBER 6, 1881.
whols number Of Cattle at market 1851; sbou. occ
Bseves and 93l Stores consisting Of Working Oxsn Mich
Cows and one, two, aud three. year olds
IS 55i second quality. IS; third quality, - 75asA
PRIo.s sToRs CArrIx-WoIkns Oxen. per pair, from
$50 20 SIPS; Cows and Calves. ffom s25 $50 to Sa
Yssrlings 81 50d 90 So oyeOlds Slia Thrseyesr
olds $li to SIT.
def 80 each; extra, S3d 81 50. or fom 10y D.
Spring Lambs none.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-07
Peporsed BY Telegraph.

~ m m-FLoUR unchanged, WHsAr shsds
o.T's. ..s sIE bush SSis1s. sRIas 5 f. .ss:
es"s sss quiet BSI,s ,ss'' s Sss @
sS. nS. gS.': ::s Ss nj.
aeet carrying ovcr e sthyorable opportunity LAks
lake and VIII '5.s S flour sOO bush "ss 1i.O Faa Ss,n
100 Sa.S 6b ss.S I Ry.
% SudSbb nb S,.h. Wheat, 300 busA. Dioy, wv
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-07
itaysia
Names

Col. VIM. Whistler of the 9TH Infantry, although
his name is not on the retired is has been virtually
retired for some years. lie Is the oldest officer in
the army having been commissioned in 1901
Brevet-Col. w. Thayer of the Corps of Engineers
whose case is now before the Board has seen great
deal Of service, having entered the army as Second
Lieutenant of Engineers in February, 1898. lie
was breveied Colonel in March, 1888, and appointed
Lieut.. Colonel in July, lS3S which mnk he now
holds. Col. Thayer's case shows the extreme snw-
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-07
ahip News.

A., Nav sship DiOn.(Of Bo'ton) Fale' Lvs'p0'i ''p'
49, in bass, TO ns'er. rad,s 81 Thomas Oct. Is, rice
Sehr Virginia rn'e "a oci TO- lat "a o. Ion. 81 TO- s
SS 20 : srs,cb slOoporm steering Nov G I ~ n.
~ o. ssasisd hsr brig .,ssins sn0mins g sss ssp.A
,inal wiL whit s'as and letters ~ % - Wv
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-07
THE HON. ALFRED ELY.

10 Me Editor u IAs ~ J. ITl6uns.
SIN: Much stuff and nonsense has been published
in the Northern papers, derogatory to the dignity of
the Hon. Mr.. Ely, now prisoner In Richmond.
Three months confinement with Mr.. Ely. in the samo
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-07
GEN. THOMAHS REPORT.

Gen. ThOmass Report to the Secretary Of War
has afforded the opportunity to those charged with
defrauing the Government TO deny IN toto eli such
imputations. In addition TO those already printed
the St. Louis papers publish the following cards.
promising more Of the sane sort:
To Brigader. General l.. THoHA Ussd
Sfdfes drmv
Sir: have Just read your official report on the
condition Of the Western Department, dated 0cto
ber o. 1861, directed 10 the Secretary of War, in
which reference is made TO myself, as follows:
Cen Hunter stated 70 tha. he had jus, received writ
ten report Of his Colone Informing him that but
twenty out OF hundred Of his guns would ef These
were The guns procured by Gen. Fremont Ia Europe. viii
here that 0en. Sherman a, Lonivle made to
complaint Of tho great infeTohty Of these European
srn. lie lad given orders fe down the nipples
In conversation with Col svords Assistant QuArsrms.ter
General at Loui.Ve ust BEN California he stated ths. Mr
seo,er who In Europe with Cen Fremont wrote to
some friend in San Fnnceo that li. share Of the profits Of
the purchase Of these arms was sJO0CO.p
III the above statement OF you're s true, as coming
from Col Swords then he (Col. S.) has been guilty
of circulating base aud malignant falsehood. l
have never made dollar, directly indirectly, out
Of any srms ordered or purchased by Gen. Fremont
in Europe; nor have ever written 10 any friend, in
California or elsewhere, that hi made, or expect
cd to make, dollar in any manner, shape or FORM,
out of such purchase.
am amazed, Sir, that you should make TO tho
Secretary Of War an official report based on vague
information, and without positive evidence OF the
fact Very respectfully your oh seryl,
A A. 6FLOVER.
To he Editor 81 The Sc Leuh Republican.
Gen. Thomas has been sadly misnformed, as shown
in lis report in relation to barracks at Camp Benton
He says: Like tho.e Of Camp Benton, these bar
racks speaking Of those on Choteau avenue were
built by contract on published proposals" Now
this ia quite wide Of facts. Benton Barracks were
built by the days work, at low wages for mechani-
cal labor-$l 50 per day. A small portion of the
money due for said labor was paid by Gen. Nc
Kinsiry in the month Of August, from moneys Dor.
rowed from private sources. The balance is still
due from the Department. And here in justice, let
me say that no body OF mechanics earned their
hire more fully and richly than did those who per-
formed the labor OH Benton Barracks. In this con-
necion il may be well for mo to state that shall be
Qad at all tunes TO give information in relation to
the cost Of any and every portion Of taid work, to
those interested In investigating the part Of the
Goyernmet In this city. A. B. OGDEN,
I Architect and Sup't Benton BsHscks.
81 Iouis Oct. L. 1891.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-07
ARMY AND NAVY

About % officers have been placed upon the retired
list by the Army Retiring Board, which still con-
tinles its labors 10 Washington. The most promi.
nent of the retired officers are:
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-07
LATEST NEWS FROM THE SOUTH.

From The Richmond Enquirer and The Norfolk
Dag Book Of Monday, the 4th inst, we make up the
following interesting summary of Southern news:
MARYLANDER APPOINTED.
Henry Hewlngs Tyson Of Mary land has been
appointed an acting midshipman in the Confederate
Navy and ordered to report 70 Commander Ken
nedy, on board the ste amer Richmond, at Acquia
CIeek.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1861-10-23
BY WEDNESDAY NIGHTS MAIL.
BATTLE NEAR LEESRURG.
Death of Col. Baker.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 21.-Gen. Stone
crossed the Potomac this morning with
one portion Of his command. Skirmish-
ing began 10 the morning and continued
until o'clock, when large re-enforce-
meuts of the enemy appeared upon our
right, which was commanded by Col. Ba-
ker. The Union forces engaged were
about 1900 and were attacked by force
supposed to be 5,000to 10000. At this
juncture Col Baker fell at the head of
his brigade while gallantIy cheering on
his men to the confict In the confu-
sion created by the fall of Col Baker the
right wing sustained a repulse, with con-
siderable loss, Gen Stone reports that
the left wing retired in good order. He
will hold possession of Harrison Island
and the approaches thereto. Strong re-
endorsements will be sent forward to Gen.
Stone during the night TIE remains of
Col. Baker were removed to Poolesville,
and will be brought to this city on Wed.
day
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1861-10-23
VAR NEWS.

The condition of the Potomac now
chiefly occupies the minds OF people at
Washington. 1t appears that though
there are upon the banks many guns,
they cannot easily reach the ships as they
pass; consequently the risk Of the pas,
sage is very small Reconnaissance show
that at LeeSbure the Rebel force is not
large, and thai the enemy is evacuating
the place as rapidly as possible the same
is true of Fairfax Court House. Beau
regard is said to have Withdrawn to Ma
nassas, leaving a stroag guard at Centre
vile, and it is believed by some that at
the latter place fight may be made when
our arinv advances.
1t is reported from Missouri. that Gen.
Wyman, with $500 men, has arrived at
Lynn Creek, where he dispersed a body
of rebels, killing large number, taking
more than 200 prisoners, and capturing
great quantity Of property which the
enemy had stolen. Gen. Fremont, on
Friday night, was still at Warsaw; the
pontoon bridge, constructed by him over
the Usage river, was to be finished on
Saturday SiegePs division had crossed
the river 1t was reported that Ben Nc
Culloch had reinforced Price at Osceola,
and that this combined army had forti.
he'd that town and there waited to give
battle to Gen. Fremont. Another dis
patch says that it is Carthage where
Price means to make stand. Still an
other report concerning Rebel affairs in
Miss ourl states that Gen. Johuston has
been placed in command of all the Rebels
in that State but it is not intimatod
whether he supersedes Price or not All
the reports from that section imply clear
ly that hard battle, with large force
on each side, must soon be fought the e.
lhe City of Lexington was recaptured
by Maj White on the 10th inst. A
large number of our wounded were re-
leased, and a number of the rebel garri.
son were captured, together With their
arms, etc. The inhabitants, who had
been pluudered, were found to be in a
deplorable condition. - Tribune, 2lst.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1861-10-23
ADVERTISING. Disseminating to ad

ADVERTISING.-Dls to ad-
vertlse, thoughtfuly remarks the Troy
TimsS, is like taking down ones sign.-
1t is sort of intiInation of retirement
from business, aad the public treat it as
such. Or they may regard it as evidence
that something has gone wrong, which
requires privacy for inve 'tigation. What
ever construction may be put upon it,
the result is disastrous Now we advise
all of our readers who may have fallen
into this common error of the season, to
come out of their holes, pat up their
signs once more, and to advertise in as
many papers as they did ia the best of
times, While business creates advertis-
Ing, it is equally true, that advertising
creates business. 1t creates a talk and
Stlr In business circles, and reminds peo-
pie that they have no right to be lead.
Ing drones' lives even though the times
are dali.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1861-10-23
DE POTTER COUNTY JOURNAL

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