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Corn Exchange-Ihe receipts since Yesterday have
been 65o3 hbs Flour, 5000 bush Oats 1000 do short
The market remains without change. The sales have
been moderate at 81 80 Tor common brands Western ;
- " ~ for fancy So IL l-2 % for extras and
30 90 20 for superior. including choice brands st
Louis Southern Flour is quiet at 81 50 8 10 pr Dbl
Tor choice brands Baltimore Corn is quiet at 10 72e
for Western yellow and 81 Csc for poor to good West.
efn mixed Oats have been sold a. 45e pr bush for
Western and Canada, and 40 42c for Prince Edward
Island Rye 81 90c. Shorts Si4 SO a 10 and Fine
Feed aud Middlings at 81 "a pr ton.
Pfoyisons-Pork is selling at 50 II for prime; Sl4-
81 10 90 for and $40 90 10 90 Tor clear ash
and mos. Beefs ranges from Sl2 10 so pr bbl for
new Eastern and Western. Lard 9A9 20 in bbls aud
iielces and lOa 10 &c in kegs and Smoked Hams 7
! &c pr h. cash and mos Butter ranges from
10 he for good and ezra aud ~ lac for common.
Cheese az S4o pr 10, to quality.
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I ITERATION This is 10 certify that
4 have this day given my son, sherman I brown his
time during the remainder Of his minority therefore,
shall claim Of his earnings nor pay any debts q his
contracting after this date. JOHN BROWN
Wines, Il. h. Mann. H. T. Mann. 1915
NOTlCE-This is to certify that have,
this day, given my son, Alpine j. Luce, his time
during the remainder OF his minority. and ! shall pay
Of his earnings nor pay any debts ofhs contract
ing after this date ASA LUCE.
Wiinessses-Y, @. Babeock. IL h. BAbeoek.
Stowe, Oct Pc. 1851 7274s
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CAROr pOsr OFFICE.

hereby give notice that | prepared 10 exchange
stamps of the style for equivalent smount Of the
Did issue during period Of six days from the date cf
this notice. and that the latter viii thereafter be
'Gvcd in payment Of postage letters sent from this
,ifcc. BY order Of the Post Office Department
DIV II. NJ. PAIGE, p. NJ.
Cahns. VI. Nov. u 1851.
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LAMoILLE CouNTY.--E. b. Sawyer has
appointed L. S. Small as Deputy County
Clerk, as the business connected with his Of
fee of Captain of the Cavalry Company, rem
der it necessary that he should be absent a
large share of his time.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-11-15

BEAUTIFULLY CLSAR, PuRE AND wHIrH What
ANY face after the use Of the Magnolia Balm no mat
ter how unsghty Il before. Price 50 cents per bo,
tie Sold everywhere. W. r. HAGAN q CO.
6275 PnorRiEroRs, Troy, n. Y.
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CHARLES G. EAsTMAN's ESTATE.
T. II. MERRILL, Judge.

HENRY NJ. NASH s ESTATE.
i The subscribers having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court for the District Of Washington,
commissioners receive examine, and adjust all claims
and demands OF all persons, against the estate Of Henry
NJ Nash late Of Duxbury in said district, deceased. rep
resented nsolyent aud the II six months from the
ID day Of November 1881 being allowed by said
the creditors Of said deceased exhibit aud prove their
respective claims before us; Give notice, that we will
attend 0 the duties Of appointment the dwelling
house Of Lucretil H. Nash. Ia Duxhury In said district,
the third day OF December aud second Tuesday Of May
next, al 10 O'clock 10 the forenoon zach Of said days
A.. y. ATnERrON, 4 con,,i.sions,.
NC. CANERDY, (
Duxbury. Nov. 4th A. ID. 1851. 1870
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wAITSFIELD POST OFFICE,

hereby give notice that am prepared TO exchange
stamps OF the style for equivalent amount Of the
old issue during period Of six days from the date this
notice. and the latter will thereafter be received in
payment Of postage ON letters sent from this office.
by order Of the Post office Department,
X. J. GLEASON, p. NJ.
Waitsheld, Nov l2 1861 Till noy20:dSwl
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NOTICE. TO WHOM IT MAY CON-
~ CEkN.-Ths 10 70 certify that in the month Of
May last lost three Notes, while in the City Of Troy
N. " two Of them signed J. NJ Henry Sous, and the
other ID. O. Holmes, aud indorasd by ]. NJ. Henry &
Sons. The said Notes have been paid TO my full sSis
faction. The public will govern themselves accordingly
r.. JOHNSON.
Waterbury. W., Nov. .. 1862 (till novlSdS~'l
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baltimore, Nov. 10.

The Susquehannah mad three wounded
Only small portion of our wounded are con-
sidered seriously or dangerously hurt. All
the wounded were doing well, and the greater
part will be sent homo in few days.
Our troops had not occupied Beaufort
when the steamer left, they being better en-
gagged in strengthening their position.
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MORETOW WIN POST OFFICE.

NOIitE.
hereby give notice that prepared to exchange
stamps Of the style for equivalent amount OF the
old ISSUE during period Of six days from the date Of
this notice. and the latter will thereafter be received
in payment Of postage letters from this office
BY order Of the Post Office Department.
NATHAN Il. SPAULDING, p. NJ.
Moretown Nov. IL. 1851 ltill nOvi9d&wl
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full ufftlous TOT using ana sent by eh-
pRICES-Full strength $40; half strength IS; quar-.
TOR strength - Per bottle
uFREMEMBER--Tht 8,ediciHe IS desgHsd ezpreis-
Tor o BSTfNATE CASES, chich al other teneaies
Of the hind hare tailed 10 cure at9 hat Is carranf
ed as represented ~ EVERY RESPECT or The pries
dFBgwGRE OF IMIrATIoNsi None genuine
and warranted. unless purchased directly Of Dr. NJ at
his REMEDIAL INSTITUTE FOR SPECIAL DIS
EASE No % Union street, Providence, X.
tTIhis speciHAV embraces all diseases Of private
nature both Of MEN aud WOMEN, by arcgulary cdu-
Gated physician Of twenty years practice, giving them
Consultations BY letter or otherwise are strictly
confidential and medicines will be sent by express
from o5serrafi0n 10 all parts Of tho United States. Also
accommodations for patients from abroad wishing for
aud quiet BHrREAr with good care, until restored
TO health
drtd thousand dollars paid TO swindlnR quacks
nualy. in New England alone, without any boHem 70
10 those who nav it, Most Of this sum comes out NJ
class persons who the least able 10 lose IT, but
once paid they get back, and they com
PEELED 10 suffer the In silence. not daring 70
pose the cheat for fear " erposng cHseirfs All this
comes from trusting. icihot inquiry TO men who are
alike destitute OF honor character aud skill, and whose
only recommendation 10 their false and cNtravagani
assertions IN praise Of hemseires IT, therefore you
would avoid being hEBibHgged, take mans word,
matter cAat his proeHSioHs are, but MAX INQUIRY
il will cost you nothing. but may you many regrets
advertising physicians in nine cases uut Of ten,
bugus there is safety in trusting any Of ea
less YOU know 'rho aud 'ohaf they are.
1FDr. NJ. will send FREE, by enclosing stamp
as above. a Pamphlet on DISEASES or WOMEN aud
ON Pirate Diseases GENERALS, giving full information.
icih the most uHdoubfed references aud tesfimonias
without which no advertising physcian OF medicine OF
hi, kud is deserving Of ANY CONFIDENCE WHAT
EVER
aFOrders by mail promptly attended TO- Write your
idress pldiniy, and direct to Dr. MATTlSON, as a.
boye 81 10
DARRE ACADEMY.-The Winter Term
ID will begin on Thursday Nov. 2S Board from
$50 10 81 90 per week. 1910
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New YoRK, Nov. 10.

NEW York, Nov. 10.
The Tribpnes dispatch saws the following
was received at headquarters this evening;
Pans, Ky, Nov. -.
The Courier messenger. with dispatches 10
Gen Thomas. reports two DAYS hard fighting
with a rebel loss of 400 killed and 2000 prs
oncrs. The Union loss was small, Gems.
Williams and Howes were captured in the
battle by Gen. Nelson. This is trustworthy.
New YORK. Nov. l3.
The Tribune has special dispatch from
Fortress Monroe, which says that on Thurs
day morning the entire feet formed in two
grand lines for the fight. Both forts re-
sponded vigorously The Pai0aee and uohi-
can, for the time being, having got aground
where considerably damaged. The lombard
m-nt lasted between four aud five hours,
vtrn ihs tche flag on Fort Walker came
down The rebel loss is supposed to be
goo Tle ebals retired across Scull Greek,
taa rHsta % miles in the interior, where
t +. sarnHfri fhcy intended to make a stand
H bod already begun to .pllage
s Hrauiort. The white population
taroston la small steamers by
a. Con. sherman has hundied
haHsands Of negro laborers.-
h- Hu r1uir 90 savannah, and it is be-
~ ariHfo would be quite easy
Do F., aadeutaol that Gen. Sherman will
furrsr ths ieienrss Of his position before
maklng apy atusFd movement.
lu ihc forts there was large supply OF
ammunition aud stores OF the best descrip-
ton Every one entered into the fight with
the determination that the forts should be
silenoed, though it cost our entire feet. Not
asingle she'll sent by the rebels burst in a
ship The fleet stood within between 500 and
1000 feet Of the forts, used five second fuses,
and poured shells into them at the rate Of
2000 per hour.
The Wabash was struck several times, as
was most the feet but every ship was IN
fighting condition when the rebel took to then
heels. At Charleston, next day, fourteen
minute guns were fred indicative of the bu
rial of Brigadier General.
Orders were received to-day for the ship
meat of ordnance stores to Port Royal to b'
forwarded Immediately.
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M HEREAS my wife Ellen Murphy. has
w lsft my bed and board. this Is TO notify all per-
that shall not be responsible for debts Of her
after this date. -
Fayston, Oct 10, 1861. TIA
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AN END OF BRASS BANDS.

The following extract from a general order
from the War Department, settles the ques-
ton of Brass Bands for the future;
GENERAL ORDER 81.
WAX DEPARTMENT.,
AdiufaRt Generals OMee,
WAsHtNGruN, October, 20, 1861.
III. No bands for Volunteer Regiments
will in future be mustered into service, and
vacanies that may hereafter occur in bands
now in service will not be filed. All mem
bers OF bands now in service, that are not
musicians, will be discharged upon the receipt
Of this order, by their respective Regimental
Commanders.
BY order, l.. THOMAS,
Adjutant General.
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A FRIEND I'M NEED. ma Ind

DIR. SWEETS INFALLIBLE LINIMRNT /, pre-.
pared from the recipe Of Dr. stephen Sweet Of Connect
cut the great bone and has been used his prae
uoo FOR the last twenty years with the astonishing
success. As an external remedy Il Is without rival
and will alleviate pain speedily than any other pre-
pafaton. For all Rheumatic and Nervous Disordersit
Is truly infalible and curative for Sores Wounds
Sprans Bruises, &c its soothing healing and powerful
strengthening properties, excite The just wonder and
constituent Of all who have given Il Trial. Over
four hundred certificates Of remarkable cures performed
by Il within the last two years attest this fact
See advertisement. 81 sqonw
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Lieut.. Geo. C. Hatch,
5th Vermont regiment
BEANs.-Mr. IL. n, Taplin, Of this village,
informs us that he has raised the present sea-
son 1882 beans the product Of single bean.
Mr.. Andrews will therefore have to try again.
Henry j. Hunt, of Boston, native of ST.
Adams, lately deceased, willed one thousand
dollars to the latter place for public library.
~ The Rutland Herald announces the
death of II. b. Woodbridge, at Aspinwall.
He was paymaster in the Navy, and brother
of Hon. +. + Woodbridge Of Vergennes.
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FRENoH SnIPs or WAX Losr.-On the
5tb French irigate Calabria was burnt off Hat
teras, and on the Sd the French steamer
Promo went ashore on Ocrakoke beach and
was blown up The officers of these vessels
had repealed all intercourse with our ships
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CONSUMPTION DURABLE.

DR. HALEs BAIsAN is highly recommended b. cih
zeus, whose names md residence will be found IN ~
pamphlets, giving the most satisfactory evidence Of n
tonishing cures Of CONSUMPTION, BY using hi
medicine. The afflicted should give e a trial
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Copyright secured.
IHE q X Il ATIN INDIAN REM EDY
FOR FEMALES

This celebrated Female Medicine, possess
ing virtues unknown of anything Of the
kind, and proving ehcctuai after all Others
have failed, is designed for both married
and single LADIES', aud Is the very best
thing known for the purpose. as il will
bring on the monthly sickness in casos Of
distractions, after all other remedies Of
the Kind have been tried IN vain.
Over 1000 BOTTLES have now been
sold without o SINGLE failure, when taken
as directed, aud without the least injury 10
4 10 health In any case IfIt is put up In
I bottles u three different strengths. with
= fall dtreafiuua nv tafuU suh a.f.f he 49,
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DARRE ACADEMY.-The Winter Term
ID will begin on Thursday Nov. Is. Board from
'l50 10 81 90 per week. H,75
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"Resoidion offered by M willard. that the com.
municatun Of the Governor covering the report Of Hon
Joseph Poland assuming TO act special financial
agent Ne together with the 40 called report Of the said
Joseph Poland be referred to the Judiciary Com with
INSTRUCTIONS 20 report At their earliest convenience the
senate, boy what right authority Of law Il any, the late
Governor appointed the said Poland the occ he as
sumcd 20 hold, and whether in the opinion " the Com
there is any necessity legal otherwise for the contn.
uancc of this office adopted"
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MRS wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
TIE QUESTION ANSWERED.

As The question Is frequently asked, who Is MRS
WlNsLOwi We viii simply say thu she Is a ildy
who, fr upward. u 80 years, has untiringly dc.
voted her time and tAlenh as female physician
and nurse PRINCIPALLY among children she has
especially studied the constitution and waita VI
his numerous casi, 20 generally overlooked OF
carelcs y treated by tho faculty In too many "a
stances and a result OF this eFJrt auI practical
knowledge Obtained IN a life time spent ~ nur~,
and physician, she has Compounded Soothing
Syrup lOr children teethiug Il OPERATES Ike magic
giving res, aud heath, and H. more YER, sure n
regulate the bowels In consequence Of Ills article
Mrs. Winsi0w Is bee ming woI,d-reuuwued as
beneiactor o. her race children DO certainly RIsE uP
and bless herr especially Is this the case IN this city
Vast quantities Of tie Soothing syrup are BAtLY
sold and used here. We think Mrs wlusow has
immortauzed her name by this invaluable article,
and we sincerely believe thousands of children have
been saved from an early grave its tincly use,
and that millions yet unborn viii -llre its benefits
and unite in calling her blessed. NJ MOTHER Las
discharged her duty to her suffering little one, in
our opinion, until she has given it tie benefit Ut
MRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP. Try u,
mothers-TEY II sow.--Ldites' visitor Veg York
City.
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MnsDHUHlyEm.
H0naoEoPATHIC MEDICINKa.
RBrruzzr Ro~o-orArmo s-,wrr

hDrrHxxu HoxororArIno nrpuyru
20 thsir origin In grca, publis wua,,-msdicin.,
M I'll Che wan,s Of life-surrsve- thas father, mosA
~ nurse or traveller, could always have By thsn,
No aWNys rely upon,--so simple ths, mistake can
noe Be made In The selection; % harmless thsa al
~ us thsm with impunity, and 20 eticisns sh.s
~ may rely upon them with safety. Such ,hsy
h-ve proved. Thousands Of families use thsm daily
hr III the LIS and ailments Of every day Life, and
rnrely are seriously sick have need 70 call phy-
tdsn- Thousands, wiih some singis specific, hsvs
sured themselves Of serious chrunio diseases Of year.
sanding, and upon which they have spen, hundreds
n vain, and among the million who uss lhsm, nons
question their purity or efficacy.
But ~ no genuine coin II without IL oountsrs.iA
% under ths shadow Of HUMPHREYS sPECIYICa,
. number Toadstool "Curuaives- or "Remedis--
have come up, whose principal use u 70 bear inyo-
nntary testimony 70 the worth Of the original such
Fssh II but tho fro.h thA, success slvsys throws 70
he surface.
These shallow knsves jos, know enough W COrY,
hit nos enough 70 INvENT-ihey know enough 70
srEAI. but no, enough TO ORIGINATE. 30 ,hsy
have stolen Tie name. and numbers Of my medi.
uns., and even copied my Advertisements, and with
hsso borrowed garments the 49, essays 70 &C, tbs
Ion, and even fancies his brayng Ii the roar Of ,hs
monarch Off tres,. But the public are aoqusini-
ID with such pdtry devices, and well know how 10
AXE the true coin and lsavs ths bose oounisrfss
with its maker.
They arc now RECOMMENDED By the mos
IMMINENT HOMEOPATHIC PHYsICIANs.-
rbey are used by the mos, INTELLIGENT and RH-
RINED Of every community. Ali have found than
Ill they have been recommended, PROMPT, EPPI-
CIKNT and RELIABIaE-every way worthy Of pub
10 confidence and patronage.
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TAPsCoTrs LINZ
Il OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS.

Tho sulacril crB continue D. giant certificates OF
iassHH'" e. aud rom Lyerpp'l by their hylrite line
Il packet, comprising in pa't the following ships,
VIM TAPSCOTT, EMERALD ISLE, ALBION,
DREADNOUGuT, MANCHESTER VICTORY,
BENZ. ADAMS, CONSrELlATlON,J. ! BOYD
WEST POINT, ESCORT, PHOENIX,
UNDERWATER SEA FLOWER CAMBRINN
Making, together with uthors, ship every ave
days. Tie ulsD rlheiS are p' iu AGENT. iur the
LINE OF LONDON PACKETS
For all Of which they giant cent tcat'y,, liberal
terms.
YEMITTANCEs To IRELAND, BE-
T. n Co. also continue t. issue drafts psythS on
l.mHud, throughout England, ireland, Scotland and
wales, ut the LOWEST RATES.
CiIcultrs, With all Particulars, may he hal on ap-
IlGtIuu-if 10y letter, enclose postage st,inp--tp
rAPSCOrr & co ~ \ ,uth 49, NV York
.Ii 2iaa'lO5 TAPsCUrr, SMITH N 20, Liverpool
v LINE FOR LONDON-SAI.S AUGUST
"A .I~i TIE tNorite packet ship VICTORIA, Is.
l.E no pier Il, Fast River, has superior accummpil-
lions For passage, Mt low rates, or drains ou Great
lr amor .olmd, apply ou l. ard, or to TArSCOT'r
CO 90 SOUL ~. au!i b'lis
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eIEKCYs
PATENT PILE PIPE |
4 NOVELTY IN TIE MEDICAL WoNA

This Pipe, recently patented, b ar sntr~y ~
Invention, boing . mechanical contrivancs for ths
ncrs Convenient and complete application OF Sura-
Ave- sodStlvo and lubrlcating ointments, In ,hs
raAtmeni OF Plies and ether Diseases OF tho retun,:
md for those objects II Is unsurpasssd In sap,ity,
IsanlnCs and efficiency OF operStion. No faulty
Ihould be without one; for when once It's advantages
md convenlenoes are known, IL ill be deemed a.
asetul and As Indispensable, In L. way ~ the GOA
Aon injection tube.
In addition - this unqualified aprrohasio;. which
mis- Pipe has me, with from every Physician n
whom has been submitted, We have con, .nenda-
Ury statements given US by these who have expert
noed benefits from USE Of the Pipe and Ointment,
md we invite attention to tho following, ~ an aver
we sample Of ire who.s.
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TESTIMONIALS

Mr.. DANIEL LOvEJoY, OF No. is1 WEI ga -
New York, has boon afflicted with the Piles for
hSenty years. Ho used the Paten, Pile Pipe with
Ointment and In three weeks was completely cured
Mr.. ANDREW VAN HORN, Of Greenpo.nL Long
Island, whose store is al No. 10 Aangin st., Nov
York, WAS troubled with the Piles very revarl y, bui
BY she OF tho Patent Pile Pipe and Ointment wAs
Immediately relieved, aud in the short space Of t.ros
weeks completely cured.
Mrs. VAN HORN, wife Of the las, named Eeurs-
man, had painful attack Of the Piles, used the eps
and Ointment, and was cured in one toeskI
DAVID MCCARTHY, No. 624 Filth st. Now York.
who had suffered Acutely from the Pues for long
time, was cured by tho Pipe aud olntnsni IN ak
weeks.
Mr. PHILIP IRISH, No, 2ts west Goth 81, SsS
York, now Of Stanford, Conn, after long suffering
trom the Piles, was cured by Lls Patent Pls Rtps
and Ointment In six weeks.
M. THOMAS wILDES, corner Of boekmAn ana
Water SITS, New York, after suffering many years,
tried the Psiont Pie Pipe, and res 1mmsndA u - lhs
very best article that can be used.
Mr.. CHARLES TODD, No. 10 Wall Aroes suffered
Intensely for years, and A'tOr trying svery knoWn
remedy within his reach, wAI wholly cured /. ths
Pipe and Ointment.
DHNJAnhN iANA.'Oi OF NO" h"A4 onSi1o~pWn
gradually sinking under the depressing and Agoni.
n influence of the Piles, was induced W uas lbs
p md Ointment and experienced lmmsdials 70
Il gradually improved under Ih~i 5fsuas In
Q, and in few months wAs j.a y cured.
BE aims that the Pipe and ointmsnI, Under RsUs.
lasuoe, saved his LIE.
We might Add pages OF EiSssmsnia. IN Shsa ~
h~-Aoe. Persons wishing foi a.thSr s,sa1 q IN
have u u calling 81 the DepOA.
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A DOWN TOWN MERCHANT,

HAv lsscd several seepless nights, disturbed by
''7
0''''Hs ''''ii''e" ''''' 'hS "lNsLoMs soOIh-
ING SYRUP was just the article needed, procured
suppl, OR the child. On reaching home, and A.
ouaiut,rp bis wife with what Ia hat IONA aha
81, L.r.,, .,,,,,,.,.-., -,
'' 'u''' ~ sNe
was su by IN "''r o' h'Iln''I"'Ny' InAi night
the child passed in suffering, and the parents with
out sleep. Returning home the dav 6ouovyi,0 Al.
'einp'a'is "'o'H'i S''i'e' "'suN 'no III amer step
To- .,.,i.ouo c,bor ,ri,h ...,i,I r,
/
absence le 'unNn '''f'" q portion OF the sOOlH-
ING SYRUP T. tine baby, and i nothing. Tat
night Al hands s,rt well, md the little rcr., a,y,o
..,-,i,,,
!" Wv mag ''''' '!'' '"' 'A''A'r was
~''s N''N WI" 'o '"'''u "uu "'"ue'''' 'hanSe'
ana al'h''t " MIST 'n'hded NJ Tie deception prae-
ticcd upon her, has continued t. use the syrup aud
suffering, CRYING babies and restless nigh, have
d,sar,o,rcd As,,grs,,f,l.r, a., s.-..,........
Hl'N ~ ''''''' ''' '~0'' anu 0'os.oAe Vic FIt.A-
d.ces OF the mower
,,orr,,,-,s., ,,o11vpe-,, ,,,-,,r,o,,,.
~ :, 80, ,'n, c,,,' ,,,,', ,''us AN
~ %gINeI o,s snnTI,,l sH,n 'r. " irV,
Gun nprN rrrru,Tc I,L1s.'s','' oi W"
~ Ia, ,,, ~, 'i ,',,' ", ''u.n
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FOR INTERCOLLEGIATE LINE
u Sails Aug. 81, the splendid ship WIN y. SrORRR
lying Ut pier R,st River. Passengers taken ut low
rates POr passage or drafts, on any part Of Gro1t
britain or Ireland apply Ola board or to TAP
SCOTT, 50 South vt. A26 G.i2G
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THOMPSON'S BLACK STAR LINE-FOR
LNeI ool-The JEKlI THOMPSON, at Per
~ East River, sails 8Uth August For passage from
~ ~ Liverpool, or drafts Bank Of Ireland, apply
AT the once, 21b Pearl st. jy2i 2Ia1'igi
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-08-31

TO IET-ON TIE LOWER FLOORS
mons, o. one 80 two small respectable Amen.
Gun families, Crltou, 90. Inquire 1t iGJ West aist
a. near eth ave. aug 3'i5T
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-08-31

CAMP MEETING - COLORED FOLKS
y Caur Meeting, Ep,kuNay B.dch The steam.
brat MAY QUEEN vii make ia y tirs, commllc-
r' Friday, August "'th: leaving CltlHriue Sip ut
4. ~, Spring street y. a.. $50 aud Per 1, \. X,
~ o'clock; returning, leave Rockaway ut 4. N.
au2g O'lOI