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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-21
SALES AT AUCTION.

A. she = sp;ror ar;, cla.. household FarS,sre the
lanoiore praying Eoom suits su:rb Mante Ornaments
B,ocade and Lace Curtains rosew"ed and mahogany Bed
oo E Ware OAK nnf F9GT sDss cIln
.sl a. pe auction eis day Saturday, a. io oeok a
and SKIN largest and richest assortment Of
Hotseh IA Furniture offered auction this All
~ sod h hishes, bidder Drawing Rooms--telyet Me-
G ] yG ss eo sn WIZ SIX sros
a S In ava H1ss aGs A9of ase,Soa oha s
"'''' 'M,GSltEIcESr RosE sss ID PiASa6poRYE
nads y midway massrs; 500; hays WORK sole
co ood 3 family fr%s sa"a Nns "s1s ene on 10
Nv kctcnl;aso, numhsr superb French ~ Ensravnss
Carpet. ,oe@ooi Dressing Bureaus wardrobes Table de
M@ l Bst Ssas ssa
SOFAS tnans, Coraer stands hruse ana Ingram Carpets
Exeuson Table, couche., Armchairs, elegant Sets
Crystal and Ruby Glassware vs:-pecaniers, .wo doAen
ler. fru Gallery ,nd Preserve SANDS, SETS Finger Bowls
nos aa % s aeas so 6a nd China 0br
ss ~ geees soi diver Diuner and Tea Sets sverNare
a,y handle Taec Cutlery, &c Also general assortment
Basement and Kitchen furniture
rcrloS NOTICE. WILL SELL THIS DAY, AT u
Mr. forer's arsi css private ardns house Isl waver
ley pac cast corner Of sixth avenue This is very sood
gram Carpets PuIor Spiis covered IN hrocael and
hacOh rosewood Phnolorte, Centre Tables, Etegete.
Mirrors, Curtains Shades Vases rosewood and mahogany
slts Pillows. Bureaus, Washsands Lounges sofa Beds,
sprng Chairs Clocks, Glass China and Silver Ware;
Table Cutlery, Ucoth Stair Carpet stoves &c Also over
DD lps Parlor BEDROOM and bang Room Furniture. Sale
positive. LkNsf ROTH, Anenoneer.
A UcTioN NoTfcE.-MoETGAGE SALE OF HOUSE.
~ hold Furniture Parlor SH.ts, Mirrors Carpets, &c
NJ. DOUGHTY, Auctioneer,
viii sell this day. at loa O'Clock at saesroom, 81 Nassau
the entire fnure OF four story residence removed
ssroom for convenience oi sale Yi1Fwo elegant solid
Parlor Suits covered in brocate black waut
do hacuth: mahogany do. in haruloth; Teeatetes,
and parlof Chairs GIT frame Mirrors marble top centre
Tables Library Bookcase Extension dining Tables, Bullets,
dining Chars Dressing Bureaus Wash Bedsteas oil
Description Hair Mattresses Feather Beds, Ward
roles The whole To be positively sold
uC1IoN NOTlCE.-TIIE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF
N Cana Hall the second story
5a5 Broadway, William Tay lors ladies' saloon. Sale
wi saturday December a. and sold without
cash only under the direction of the assignee
The stock consists Of Dinner Breakfast Toilet and Tea Sets
Mante Ornaments, Plated Ware Cutlery, Japanned Tea
TIays large quantity Granite Ware, Glass, Itch Bohc
milan, crystal and moulded selected family by
the former proprietor G, g. lei h. The goods
ready extminatl0u. WM. TAYLOR, Assignee.
Is. ". SkixAs, Ausuoneer.
Nfw ioRk, Dec. AZ. is6l
Catalogues can be procured ON the morning OF sale,
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THE WAR.

A TTENTION.-OFFICERs AND MEN WILL FIND
IA while duty the held this damp and cold weather,
by wearing METfAM x co ) Gavano Electro Metallic In
ses, VIII keep their feet aud dry Ia the coolest wea-
Their Sold by all respectable drug and shoe stores once
Az Broadway
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SALES AT AUCTION.
HENRY II. LEEDS. AUCTloNEER.
Ii HENRY H. LEEDS Z. co. viii sell al auction, on
SATURDAY. DEC.

T.TT
At II o'clock, front 81 saesroop % Nassau street.
HORSES WAGONS AND HARNESS.
sofrc Ensih Cob Horse 15ia hands high about years
Old warranted sound Kind all harness and under the
saddle; has carried lad.
Waeon-A single seat Wagon. single set Of Harness.
single do
"A ngie Gutter Sleigh, pole and shafts fine order very
Black Horse, years old, i5,s hands hish warranted
perfectly sound aud kind in all and under sSale;
also, single Harness, in good order
Also large Brown Horse i6 hands high nercectly gentle
$780, ~ NVNfN' 80
HENRY H. LEEDS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS II.
LEEDS 20. wlll sell AT auction Saturday Dee.
"a ~ ocock Mt the salesrooms q Nassau Rifle Pts.
io Clothing, Dress e., seized debt-To ac.
count of whem II mag concern elegant Cos Kepoaung
Rlc very deliberately finished with aud implements
complete. Also Colts Revolver, with and nipple.
ments and two extra stocks making rite gun; leather
eases to each. Also Inc Trout Rod and Rect. Al are
nearly new aud made TO order Also four Trunks
ing ladies and Gents valuable Wearing pare Laues,
Dresies Paris Shoes Artificial Flowers &C.. nearly
and very costly, and number of valuable Books, Atlas,
HeraiCc WORKS. to be sold without reserve debt
The rite and pistol be day the sale
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Legal NOTICES.


GpPREME couRT-ciTy AND COUNTY OF NEW
~ N0rA - Abel T. AnasTs9n ana stephen Cambrsieag
Trusiee &c against The Liverpool Borough Bsak John
soFdun Fof1essumous Tor relief tcom. no, ITO
Above Defendants Ae hereby summoned and ruqulrei
y answer me complaint IN this action Witch viii b. Ded ii
the Cc Or rs crx ~ ihe cy ana cunaty - New YORK a.
The rY EaN sad cy ana 70 copy " answer
20 the ssii complaint he nbcrbrrK oe ~ IA
waN slr.cf tho c.ty u sew YORK, within tSpuiv days
after the service u ths summons on you, exclusive tie
day - such y~rYrc and II you fa 70 the SAID com.
ia Nsha the Aforesaid the rlaint5 IN h colon
VII apply t. the CaHf, for The 81 X demand n me COM
plaisl CANNlsEiENsS FANE, Pa4ntns Attprus,s
DaIGp NV SDHM. NoY. ~. ls5A
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GEORGE COOK AuCrIoNEER.- AssIGNEE,s SALE

GEORGE COOK, AuCTIONEER SUPERB FRENCH
VI abd nsltsA Fancy Goods, Bronze Marble and Omou
sieeNs Paran ss9nze and China Figures Vases, Paint
day bee - ard - II O'Clock day a lil Byaadway
very elegant stock OF the above goods Particulars here
after
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HEAnQUARreRs SECOND FIRE ZouAvEs, !,
FOUkTn lie .iMNXT ExcELsioR HRiGApE,

FOURTH lie .iMHST EXCELSIOR BRIGADE,
S., CAMP MCMILLAN, Sept. ~, 1851.
MEssks MErTAM x CO., 40 BIO NpwAY;-GENTLExEN--I
take pleasure IN recommending those afflicted with tender
rect your faient Metallic Socs have derived benefit
from their u.s. lpan the march Of the Seventh regiment
National Guard from Anna o is 10 Washington, last
lin which regiment then han command Of Company a. my
feet were sadly abused BY the knaness OF Major Paen
obtained pair which he then using il
space Of on week my feet entirely now con-
der them ndispensab cAeerfuy your request
testimony 70 h. many already in your possession am,
dear sir, your obedient servant, J. d. MORIARrY
MAJOR, commanding Second Fire Zouaves,
Fourth regiment Excelsior Brigade.
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II LUDLOW, JR, AUcTIoNEER. -STERE0SCopIC
II. Goods, Oh Paintings ac.--EZRA LUDLOW Jr, will
SELL this day, Ii O'Clock, at his saesrcoms No e. Liberty
street. continuation Of catalogue offered inst,
comprising Assorted. Plain Calored aud Illusion Views;
Siereocopc Cases OF All descriptions. sin VIEWS
large rosewood and bluck walnut ifty views;
Fancy Boxes for holding views, Sold lots suit pr
chasets. Attractive for holiday pges MS. Also oil
Paintings by order Of executor eomprs
and modern masters.
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HENRY II. LEEDS, AUcTIoNEER.
Ii HENRY III. LEEDS X co, Yill sell ON

HATUKDAY, DEC. y, AT IO5s OILOCK,
AT III q SAiESROOM NO. 70 NASSAU STREET,
Elegant Household Furniture removed tor COINCIDENCE of
sale consisting OF Velvet Brussels and Aubnsson Carpets;
carved rosewood Suit, carved oak Buffet, Extension Dining
fable Ormou Clock and Candaiabras rosewood Easy Chair
In plush, oak Dining Room Chairs, rosewood Han Stands,
elegant gilt frame Pier and Mantei Mirrors E
ceres, elegant Arm Chairs, IN reps elegant Chandeliers,
Sewing Chars ia woised brolate superb
seven octave Piano, Kitchen Furniture, &c, &c
Also rosewood English Cottage Harp Piano. of beautiful
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-21

GS PACKAGES OF CHOICE WINES AND LIQUORS
~ for thc oidays.-TAos, who intend receiving calls
no better call ~ L. INERT III Grand STREET near Cen
~, and sc pack &c conta ming wese bottles u
hhc Nl ana Liquors eleven different KINDS, p4cke1
behl nn ef su table for traspurallun Tor tie pr-s
OF I'VE aolas \. B-A choc, assortment af Wtues arI
LIQUORS constantly on hand, IN bond store Of dvSi
p0riasoG, | - ~
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rkQ y; SOLOMON, JR., AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL,
" M dsS ~ 80 Nnth avenue Foreh street with.
out rtere toe STOCK OF the above store IL
Hufetuf, BrlscAGs, Chairs fables Carpets Oco,h Aud
CT. kerry Aso Bedroom aud Kitchen Fufaiafe Sale
positive. S
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-21

A W. MERwfN, ArCTfoNEEg.
a. BY BANGS, MERAIN q co,
Irving Buildings, 5ai and 500 Broadway,

SATURDAY EVENING, Dec. "a at 81 clock,
MEDIGALAAD SURGICAL Notwithstanding a great
variety Of valuable English aud American WORKS Ia al
branches OF Medicine and Surgery ncnd tina.
cNpcnsivey illustrated choice
Also GAleclon OF Standard Works Miscellaneous iera
turc &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-21

4 rcTf0N NorfcE.-rfNE GOLD WATCHES, eO)
~ SILVER plated M.ters Casters, Tea Sets, de- by Il. r.
WILLS auctonrerMnndey and Tuesday Dee. 23apd "a
1Ols clock, auction i5 Murray
Broadway. special safe Of 80 richly engraved Waters aud
Trays. comprising the best dcssns VITA heads Of the
eminen NJ persons.
Also,
Gold Watches Jewcry, &c all warranted and sold close
The attention II private buyers and the trade Is
nlriirularY Invited
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HENRY H. LEEDS, AucrIoNEER.- ARTISTS FUND

IL Society II II LEEDS co. wisell, ataucon on s,tur
day evening Dee a. * O'Clock Stuoo Buildings
10 Tcnth street Artists Fna SoeetyThe valuable Paih
ings and other Works OF buled the fund
artists forning of the valuable COLLECTIONS
ieed b. them % the puolc The following artists repre-
scented IN die SALE VIII. Leutze Thomas ieks, r. Ed
monds, K. w. Hubbard, A. Berstad,, T. r. Rooster, J. A.
suydan. Il. G.gnonx, J. q. Brown j. NJ. Faconer A. W.
Warren j. D. Bristol W. Whteridge, T.. Benson, Charles
Maler J. Garlin v Goiyer' s. s. osgooa Haati"f'oq
.aaeny, t., K Migno s. Coleman, q. D. Barron, +. b.
Chapman, q. q. Th0mpson, w. j. Hehnessey J. s. jam
Alfred Jones' G. q Fish G. III. Moore j. b. Bristol j.
css1is"r i + Kease R sales L s9n,as q 4
Richards. G. G. Grswod H. A. Loop, jerome Thompson,
D. Nelson, Eliza Creatorcs, William Morgan, H. Carnicncke
i Hamilton. - L
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HENRY H. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER. HENRY H.
Ii LEEDS co, Will SELL auction, Monday, Decem
Der % ut Ii O'Clock the stlesroom % Nassau Trade
sale oi Wines EFandes Olive Oils Whisktes, Rum, Porter
Scotch Ale Coriia and 100000 Scars without reserve
consisting Of puncheon Scotch and puncheon irish Nhs
kies do Jamaca Rum quarter casks Port Wine, quar-
ter n12 oneeighih casks Brandy barrels old Bourbon
Whiskey, quarter casks Sherry pipes Gin ~ dozen
Brown Stout Porter, do. Scotch Ale, SO Cordas
Ore oil, DC; 20t0 loose bottles Sundries, Shelves
100000 scsas, Assorted Samples from day
IJENRY II. LEEDS n Co, AuCrIONEERS-AT PRI-
vate office % Nassau street. the balance Of
few lots OF fine Wines, ban hes Segars, &C. remaining
un~od from sale OF the 2Uh.
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MORTGAGE SALE or DRUGS, CHEMICALS
vi surgical INSTRUMENTS Pcriumery. dc.
CHAMBERS * FAIRCHILD VIII sell on Monday, Dec %
lod nj II A NJ at No. lis Pearl street. large quantity OF
Drug thc,oeats Dye stns Surgical Instruments Paints
Ols Ae. Also, PeiiaMery Fancy Goods, Also, Office
Furniture, Desks, Iron Safe &c. Also, Fxtures
shelving Glass Cases, Scales &c, &c. Also quantity of
Household fuultute fiano.ore Books, DC Catalogues
l.oiAiHs 81 sale
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

NERIcA VS.. ENGLAND.
Whn viii buy nm En.isn Watch ow.a-Gnys, espcciay
xh.r Watches IN every respect hetter and
cheaIcr, who wants French Watch, WI ch 600
80. ma or anv crcunsian es. Exam WILLIAM TAY
InTt stock 81 American Watches be- sending your
money OF the couhry,
20 Greenwich street, Warren.
DIAMoNp yEwELRy AT a sAcRIFIcE-A FEW DE-
rahc Articles are OH red Tor nm sac. Office
hours only from tl 10 A. ". and till p Cash pad
f,r diamonds Money 10 loan.
u. ". PLUME, Diamond Broker, 5l2 Brca way.
SCARF PINS-wAERANfED SOLID GOLD AND CO.
- raj 81 each, or i've for 81 Special attention 81
repairing hne watches frcnC English Coco VI isl al
Boxes Aceodrons Sc fdf; repair ed aud delivered
part OF the city Ivy experienced workmen. Satisfaction
warranted al this establish, mt
wM. u. MORRISON, watchmal-,,
3V5 hudson street., Me- lSrk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-21

4 MERRY GIFT FOR MERRY CHRISTMAS
n MERRY'S MUSEUM,
The oldest and best dollar negaxne for the young; fun
Stories Pictures Pnzzcs, &c, steel Engraving
number, just the thing Tor holiday gift Volume Is
mences January lsG2 81 year sngle copies 10 cents
j. n. STEARSS, Publisher. III Fulton street y. Y.
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~ GooPEBs WANTED-T0 MAKE round ANn
e~c hat hoop Hour barrels 0-'D "'D
A. T. BRIGGS, g. Rutgers slip.
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USEFUL ARTICLES FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
y PLATED COFFEE UBNS
PLATED TEA SETS,
PLATED LIQUOR STANDS
PLATED SALyERS
SPOONS, FORKS AND TABLE CUTLERY.
HIRAM Young,
Oh \ rAa
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-06-29
From the Springfield Republican
r U NATIONS:
A Series OF Essays upon Human Life.
By TIMOTHY TITcoMB.
CHAPTER XI.

l have come to entertain very serious
doubts about my Orthodoxy" on the sub.
ject Of doing good If know my own mo
tiVes, certainly have a desire to do good;
but this desire is yokefellow with the per
verse wish to do it my own way. l do not
feel myself inclined to accept the prescrip-
tions of those who have taken out patents
for various ingenious processes in this line
of effort. Ny attention has just been at
tracted to this subject, by the perusa of
q long story, which must be not far from the
one hundred and ninety ninth that | have
read during tie past twenty years, all tipp.
ed with the same general moral. A good
natured lady, in easy circumstances of be-
nevolent impulses, is appealed to by poor
man in the kitchen. She feeds him, gives
him clothes, sends him away rejoicing, and
feels good over it. The man comes again
and again tells pitiful stories excites her
beneVoence of course, and secures reason
able amount of Traditional plunder. Months
pass away aud being out upon walk one
pleasant afternoon, and finding herself near
the poor mans residence, the fair benefac-
tress calls upon him. She finds the wife
(who was reported dead very comforta.
BILE indeed, and the destitute family of four
children reduced to single fat aud saucy
baby, and the poor liar himself smelling
strongly Of rum. Then come the denouc
ment' and grand tableau lady very
much grieved and stonished-wife, who
has known nothing of her husbands tricks,
exceedingly bewildered-fudded husband,
blind with rum and remorse, owns up to
his meanness and duplicity. He found
las he afterwards coniessed) that he could
work upon the lady's sympathies, got to ly-
ing and couldn't stop, and, finally, felt SO
badly over the whole operation that he took
to drink to drown his conscience Moral:
Women should not help poor people With
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WHOLE NUMBER COL.

memories as those of Mississippi and her
Davis, and peremptorily refused to have
any dealings with so uBpromisinR - OF ra.
ther, so unperforming--a partnership. .
Two questions are suggested by the no.
torious facts in the premises which commend
themselves TO general and earnest consideras
tion. They are sss1 ,.C slg
]. is repudiation ever profitable ex-
perimentf Does not the permanent and
inevitable loss Of credit-the inability to
command resources in time Of urgent need
fully counterbalanee--yes, overbalance-
the immediate gain .--.... .st,
2. Can those who refuse to Labor its
due recompense OF wages be relied on, in
the face Of sore temptation, TO do jusLica
TO any creditor whatsoever
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-06-29

Nearer Home.
One sweetly-solemn thought -
Comes to me DER and Ger
I'm nearer home to-day
Than have ever been before.
Nearer my Fathers house,
Where the many mansOnsions be;
Nearer the great white throne,
Nearer the jasper sea.
Nearer the bound of life
Where we lay our burdens down:
Nearer leaving my cross,
Nearer wearing my crown,
But lying darkly between,
Winding down through the night,
Is the dark and shadowy stream,
That bursts at last into light.
Closer and closer my steps
Comes to the dark abysm;
Closer death to my lips
Presses the awful chrism.
Savior, perfect my love .
Strengthen the might of my faith;
Let me feel as would when | stand
On the rock Of the shore ofdeath.
Feel as ] would when my feet
Are slipping over the brink;
For i: may be I'm nearer home,
Nearer now than think.
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From the n, Y. Independent
A Nation BASED on Theft


The fundamental idea of the Southern
Oo,federacy as declared by its able ana
acute Vice.President is the necessary, le-
berent ineradicable inferiority OF Black
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-06-29

Trains do not stop at Stat ions where the time is omitted
in the above tables. ....
All through Trains going Westward connect at Cleveland
with Trains for Toledo, Chicago Columbus, Cincinnati In
dGH0pOlis, &c. ....
And all through Trains going Eastward connect at Dunkrk
with the Trims Of N " E. r. r. and at Buffalo, with those
of N Central and Buffalo N Y. City Railroads. for Nep
York, Albany, Boston, Niagara Falls, &c, &c.
A. c. HUBBARD, Station Agent.
CLEVELAND, 13, 1861.
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NJ. G.. DICK, bookseller Stationsr and News
Dealer Also Dealer in Music Toys. and General
YHeS Goods, Main stlest, AahtabGlS, Ohio, Ao7
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DUURo & BROTHERs, Manufacturers of a
Dealers in Furniture best descriptions and every
rety Also general Undertakers and OF COZ
Ans Main street, North Of South Publ Square,
AsbtnhsIS - ..... 41g
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LINUS SAVAGE, Furniture Dealer and Man
ucturer establishment north Main street near tn
Office Of IJrs Harrington h Hall. AHhtabula, o. Al
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-01


virg,ai& Lre and Marine Insurance Stock, no re-
cent sales.
Insurance Company State Of Va, last sales &Ios.
Merchants, Insurance Stock, sales VIA.
Va, LIE Insurance Co. Stock no recent sales
yirgtaia Central Railroad list Mortgage Bonds,
tales SIS.
Virginia Central Railroad I'd mortgage Bonds,
held at S7s.
Virginia aud Tennessee Railroad LIST Mortgage
Bonds, no recent sales.
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad I'd Mortgage
Bonds, no recent sales.
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Sd Mortgage
Bonds, no recent sales.
Orange and Alexandria Railroad per cent Bonds
last sales A1S.
Orange and Alexandria Railroad per cent Bonds,
last sales 4s5t
Manassas Gap Railroad 8 per cent Bonds, no recent
sales.
South Side Railroad Bonds, no recent sales
South Side Railroad Bonds guaranteed by Pc
tersbafg, no recent sales.
Richmond. fredericksburg Potomac Railroad
Stock. last sales 81
Virginia Central Railroad Stock. last sales Sy7i
Richmond Petersburg Railroad stock sales SEQ,
Richmond & Danyille Railroad Stock, last sales
James River & Kanaw Stock no recent sales.
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eS The Peeuliarities of the Female Con-

ES ne FeCuIlarItIeS OF Tie + eHldIt COH.
stiution and the various trials which the is
subjected, demand an occasional recourse to slim
dlants 1t is important, however, that these shall
De OF a harmless nature, and at the same time ac-
complish the desired end. HOSTETTER'S GEL
EBRATED STOMACH BlTTERS is the very arti-
Gle. It's effects in all of debility almost
magical. 1t restores the tone OF the digestive or
gans, infuses fresh vitality in the whole system,
and gives that cheerfulness to the temperament
which is the most valuable offeminne attractions.
The proprietors feel battered from the fact that
many of the most prominent medical gentlemen
IN the Union have bestowed eucomums upon the
BITTERS, the virtues of which they have fire.
rous counterfeits offered for sale all of which
are destitute of merit, and positively furious to
the system. Sold by Druggists and dealers gene
rally everywhere. de l0-dtFl*
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DENTISTRY.
ARTIFICIAL TEETH.-.THs
A TANf1E

ARTIFICIAL TEETH...THs
CHE0PLASTIC AND VULCANlIh
iIIJ TIsr, having the right for the ADORE
mode of making Teeth, and being satisfied Of It's
absolute superiority over all other methods, eaa
with confidence commend it to those desiring full
or partial sets of teeth aud especially such a. may
be dissatisfied with those they, are now using
The perfect adaptation OF the plate to the nloush
aud the suction thereby secured, enables him 10
thod having been adopted by those standing hish'
est In the profession, North and South, testimo
mails will be given and specimens. exhibited 70
or any other plate, will, of course, be made for
those preferring them. Filling, Cleansing, ex'
tracing and all other operations gently and tho
roughly performed. Teeth extracted by ELE'
TRICKY, Eithonf pain.
nH Office on Main street, opposite Corinthaa
Hall. de lily
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-01

FANCY GOODS.-We offer our large stock at
X very reduced prices, for cash. II embraces, in
part, beautiful variety of Fancy China and other
Mantel Vases, Parian Ware, Match Boxes, SC;
great variety; Elegant Cologne Bottles; Psncy
Mugs: Rich papier Mschie Desks and Work Boxes;
invite our friends and the public generally to cali
and examine. We have also many desirable arti-
eles for presents for gentlemen.
THOS. A. BULKLEY b CO.,
jal2 Is7 Main street
BACON, FISH, &C., for safe on consign meat
ID by BRIDGF0RD CO. go hhds. Sugar cured
Shoulders; 20 hhds. superior Sides; 20 herces
Sugar cured Hams; 900 bbis. No. Alewives: 200
bbls. Nos. l, 2 and Maekerel I55 kits No. Mack
srei go bbls. Gross Herrings 100 half bbls. Gross
Herringa; 225 bbls. No. Cut HeYrinGs; 100 half
ehis. White Fish, from Lake Superior; lso half
bbls. Family Roe HerriHgs; ~ quarter bills. Fami-
~ Roe Hsrrings; 10 bills. No. Salmon; haifbhls.
salmon; Is bbls. No. Shad; half bills. Shad; 10
boxes Dried Beef Tongues. jan
all, OIL.-- Bleaehed Winter sperm oil;
~ Bieached Winter Whale Oil; Prime Lard Oh;
Prime TannaFs Oil; for sale by M
W PETERs0N ! Co. Druggists,
jazz i55 Main st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-01
RUNAWA AVS.
$40 REWARDED will give !.

n $40 REWARDED will give $40 reward
al for the return Of my EGR0 MAN, wash
IA ington,n who left my house. in the lower
~ part of Henrieo county, on the morning Of
the 18th inst, without leave or provoeaton
Washington is about five feet or Inches high
very black, about twenty years old, and has very
white teeth, and smiles very pleasantly when
spoken to. He will probably have a forged pa
in his possession, as he can read and write.
win give the above reward for his return to
me at my house, If he is secured in jail so TIA!
/ can get him. ia 2s-lw*l LIS. COURTNEY.