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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-29

1I BAGS prime qSdty jHs It re feeeIv.s and s,r
~ sale by tIny3II VI REILLY.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-29
.2LIGCEt ~ az
From Me Ezaminer, NorIcu., Ia.

cephalic Pills aeoonpiiEhths object for which they
were made, viz: Q re of headache in lite forms.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-29

z They AZ. ',llFh'fll tome 4 tn''9, 4 .
They are made of simple Aetb. and cannot harm
anyone. "
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-29

We wish our friends WHO are sending us
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-05-03
IL. arlliuTlls.

As evidence ofths wortlsof Baps Reaper and Now.
er, We annex Rst 81 Rscmiams aded this Machlnss
At the greatest asca Aed trial Ut Reapers and Mowers
eyer held IN the United States, at Syracuse NY yuly
1851, this machine RECEIVED the greatest nuples d
credit usarks entitling II to the GRAND GOLD MEDAL
and DIPLOMA offered by thu United States AarcuItura
Society FOR the Best Moving Machine n
st. Louis Miss our State Fair, First Premium Mower
Urbana, Ohio. First Premium as Combined Reaper and
Lawrencebarr, Ind Fair FIRST Premium Is Mover ana
Reaper. 1850. 49, 81 -
Litch6eid Mich Field Trial in competition with Manny,s
Rieyss, kirby's. Aiiens and two Buckeye machines
manusctureds ~ Ccptetine, THE other At Jackson
Mich First Prsniam 40 Reaper ana Mower. Ie6n.
Stnrgs Mich Field Trial In Competition with the Duck
eye manufactured st 'opsantine and the RNey INST
Premium as a Mower and Reaper, 1864. 81
Warren Co. Ill., Agricultural Fair, in competition sith
McCormcks Ieproved. Manpys Improxcd and rnany
other a. the usatt celebrated Rea,,ers and owexa nle
country, First Premium a Mower and Bei114 f6@f
Chcothe Ohio Field Trial. In competition Mn Iron
Harvester. Miller Aultman's buckeye, and Buckeye
State. Flint preminrp as Mower. 1855. Is #&EF
Akron Ohio, Field Trial. IN competition with the Kirby
Parkhurst, Duckeye Ksher and others First Premium
As Mower and Reaper, 1852 81 atssssa ve mgr.
The undersigned having been appointed General Asert
Tor Northern Iowa. for the sale Of the above
Machines via receive oPde and furnish thase desiring
10 purchase With sch information rs WIN prove 10 an thai
zach 1.-THE above Machines u enphacsy what Is clam
ID for It, and worthy Of the extensive reputation they
satoy. ss III So assstzo &
cedar rails, Arru -, fssi !
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-05-03

C0uVhs-The sudden changesofour climate sources
Of PULMONARY, BRONCHIAL, and AsHMATIc AFFECTIONS
Experience having proved that simple remedies often
speedily and certainly when taken in the early stages of
disease recourse should at once be had 70 B,0nas
bronchial Toches, or Lozengers let the Cold, Coughs
Irritation Of the Throat be slight, by th
precaution serious attack may lie eilectuay ward
ed off, PrRLrc AKERs and SINGERS will find them ef
for clearing and strengthening their voice See
advertisement 39:1y
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-05-03
itlant;e for Mov-Anxr. ~ son,rxro

Atlantie for lNay. AGNES or SoRRESro is
little of the New Romance which Mrs.
HfIEr BEEcHER Srow has just written for
t1.Atlantic AoatAiy. The FIRST pages are
yeR in the Nay number Of that work, and
me manner in which the story opens assures
us that its publication will add to the air adv
brilliant reputation Of this most popular Of
American authors. The story is one of love
and duty, joy and trial. It's heroine is a
young girl. born in Catholic country and
educated under the influence Of Catholic in
stitutions, and in the development of the
plot the author has sought to illustrate the
influences Of that creed upon the lives and
characters Of its votarics From the intense
interest in this subject which has been man.
ifssted BY the people Of the United States
within the past few years, and the fact that
i has entered 50 largely into the discussion
Of the po3tcal ~ well Is religious questions
Of the tie, u cannot Is doubted that Mrs
SrowEs = icidadon oft. through the medium
# fictidc narrative. Win ca1se Il % be 81
wildly soul for and as eagerly perused "a
her preyioas brilliant contributions to Amer.
lean literature hare been.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-05-03

Floral Exhibition. will be an ex-
hibition Of early flowers at the Horticultural
Rooms, week from tonight, Friday the
OH mat N. -s.st s-s.asE .sak -9.ELE IA. a
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-05-03
TORNADO
Threshing Machine.

The proprietor 10 s extensively engaged IN manufac.
turing the above wP-known machine. commonly called
throughout the West The Canton Tnrexhfng Machine
AS an evidence Of the popularity and worth n this ma
season was beyond the ability Of the manufacturer 10
s,inuiv ees 40
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-05-03

Csms.-Tf the members Of the Horticultur.
al Society please, they viii meet at the Rooms
this evening: There is business before the
Society which it is desirable to dispose Of
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-05-03

D;ssolation. by notice given in another
column it may be inferred that one Of our
oldest and best firms has dissolved only to be
again reunited, with additional strength.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-05-03
MOLLY STARK!

The manufscturer Is building for the coming season
s N ALL II w II Il r M o w e II 8,
And 10 distinguish them from the larger machines have
been given the Of The Molly Stark" The entire
machine excepting pole &C., will be built Of iron II will
possess all OF the peculiar features Of the large machine
and will be furnished ut a less price.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-05-03

Time 1a1k.-The time table Of the D. 4
S. Or. r. n published in this paper.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-05-03

Bapt;ss Ssrsicss. Elder PEEr. Of Cedar
Rapids, win preach At the School House,
next Sabbath. at 101 A. N. and Ar. n.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-05-03

Esports.-T B. 4 II. II. CARPENTER ship
ped last week 43O barrels Of -four.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-05-03

Depot Groands.-The opposite side of the
river wears decidsdly different aspect than
it did two months AZ u 0nthe tirstof March
it was 4 wilderness, how how different.-
Let Us take walk over. there, and note the
improvements. The first building we come
to (if NC discard Irish shantes) is ware
house in process Of construction by Messrs
KNAPP, Sroyr 4. Co. tnbers merchantS of
Dubuque. TITS . very substantial structure,
built otpine lumber,-size 2sx4s.
The next is the King Of the Cedar Falls
warehouses, in an early stage ofsuilding. 1t
is the property Of c. C.sGILxAs, of Dubuque.
The building is Of pine lumber throughout,
and is to be three stories high, with an ele-
vator attached. II is 2ex60. ,79 ss szesa
The next is WAYNE & WALKUp's-the first
one built on the ground land the only one
completed and doing business. It is 28x60,
well built. and doing a big business. sas
The next one belongs to P. CROSBY, Of this
place, and excepting GlLMAN's, is the best
warehouse on the ground. The framework
is Of hard wood. enclosed with pine. 1t is
2Sx60-two stories high. .....-.z.... -
The last one is that of B. Culver, Of this
place, and is 28x32--nearly completed.
They are all good buildings, and have the
prospect OF all the business they are capable
of doing. s g.a
The Engine House and Machine Shop Of
the r. r. Company is nearly completed. It
is building 32xsO, built very substantially
and in good style.
WIN. EGlorE, lately Of Manchester has
built an Eating House at the east end Of the
depot, 15x5U, and has dwelling house, 2Ox
80 in process of construction.
The fifty feet added to the depot is enclos-
ed, making the building 6Oxl5O.
All this work has been done within the
past six weeks-or nearly all. Two months
ago, as We said before, there was no sign OF
building. Good enough for us.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-05-03
EMPLOYMENT!
1875 4!

4 A1 I'm Is w ~ nj I'D sfteeRs1S-5
We will pay from s25 to $75 per mouth. and all expen
SEES, to active Agents, give commission Particulars
sent free Address ERIE Swine MACHINE ConHASy. n.
JAMES General Agent. Milan. Ohio
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-05-03


Sloans Medicines Ointment and
Horse Powders, lately introduced into this
neighborhood, are already becoming decided
ly popular as speedy and effective curative.
The Ointment has been applied in several
cases Of cutanous eruptions, liberated sores,
sprains, bruises, &c. with the most salts
factory results.
From the high terms in which we have
heard them spoken of by those ofonr friends
who have used both the Powders and tn,
Ointment. we are satisfied thy deserve the
high reputation they have acquired in diff
f.rent parts Of the country. whore tn y have
been cxtensiv 'ly uscri. - prairie Pioneer w.
Sterling Ills aiss
See Sloaps advertisement in another column
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-05-03

Furniture-M r. S. w. Ely has bought
all the manufactured Cabinet ware, both in
this place and independence. lately belong
ing to KELLER & Co. He will continue thp
business, and viii soon receive from Chicago a
large assortment of choice furniture, such as
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-05-03

Hardpars. The attention Of those deal
ing in Hardware Is directed to the advertise
ment # Messrs, WEsrPHAL & KINDS, of Du-
buquc. We hope our dealers, and those Of
the surrounding towns, will give this firm a
call. la -. .vs,s -, .~s..s. .. q.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-05-03

Pairiotism.-T This community is wide.
awake upon the war question. War! Warl
is all the talk-evcrybod is for War! Most
a.surcdly this is no place for traitors. Orr
readers have very good idea Of the feeling
IN our young city by the proceedings Of the
Greys. Union Meetings. &C., which have been
published in the GAZETTE. Many of our
citizens are previously disappointed because
they have no opportunity of Shouldering arms
and marching forth TO do battle against the
rebels and traitors: but they lose no oppor-
tunity for showing their love Of country, their
fir,nness, their respect for the good old flag
Daily do the prayers Of this people go up
- Col hlcss native land - ~ y ~ -
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-05-03
Through storm and night

The Stars and Stripes wave in every d-
r, elton throughout the town. FIVE counted
correctly, there re twenty-seven flags float
ing over Main street on "Wednesday last
Every man that can raise quarter is wearing
IA silver star upon which is inscribed, Con-
stitution and Union!' The enttrprising, go
ahead citizens of Cedar Falls are not behind
in this great struggle for Union, Law, Free
dom No partisanship now. hut the people
ris" up aud with one voice proclaim, Stand
hv tn" good oil Fl
IT'S the star -slangled banner, o long may wave
Der the land Of the free and the home the brave !"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-05-03
As A REAPER

II cuts swah Six Feet wide The Raker rides On the
carriage Of the machine the grain at the side
OF the PLATFORM entirely ont Of erosd the round
1t is emphatcay a 1--WE Horse Machine
a As a MOWER r. q q
cuts swath Four Feet Four Inches wide and Is war
ranted to be capable Of cutting in the perfect man.
ner One Acre per hour. with one span Of horses.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-05-03

Bsr+yy. -. BsHaS a still At the old stand,
holding fsrlhB hissssusi inducements to Gus
tones Hs has lately received his Spring
Goodl ndisyscpared to furnish any amount
of Rea1y Md. Clothing. He carries on the
Tailosng Business in all its branches, and is
confdsut Of gisiAg satisfaction to all who
nav an 800 NV Esp ~
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-05-03

Li5rAry-- The library Of the Horticultural
and Literary Society will hereafter be open
on Friday evening of each week from Z to 8
o'clock. The Catalogue which we publish
this week can well be used by the members
OF the Society until the full and complete
catalogue in pamphlet form shall appear
Members in drawing their books from this
will confer favor upon the Librarian.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-05-03

Little Joker."-Mr OvERMAN advertises
in this issue his excellent Tanning Mill,
known as the Little Joker" All those
that have used this machine speak IN h'"h
terms Of it's merit. and that it is rapidly win
ming its way to public favor is evident hv
the constantly increasing sales. Mr.. 0. in
tends to enter largely into their manufacture
fh. NrnSprf summer \. 49, ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-18
The ,.,,,s,.ho Isis, IiS,si ifisI, s.;.p.r,, G 1aa.i

- Jhre EQiti0l
The lAfSiejohn Libel Guit.-Dewit G. Lftileiobn
sgainst HoIsce Gleeeydasgs laid at kOOtre4 u the
Oswego Circuit before Judye Bacon and fully reported for
THE TRIBU Ne by j. l.. CIosb.s publihed iu neat.
poet psmph Of Sc pages and Fas this Office Price 10
cents Atho eh tie bulk Of the evidence collected or he
aefene plod cut by Judge B. yet the opening tat de
character and Of toe grounds Of dcteen OF the Nel ok
Legislation Of 1850 cngnee- and their inrumer ts The
rnngs OF JUDGE BAfON the oonpents thereon by JOHN
KPOR1ER esq OF AbsaE deserve and viii confnayd the
attention Of swytrs sHd aIists Apq whoever Want to see
bitter poItcs anu general adversary who rous that lie IL
be ansvered De gr4ihe3 win the summing fol
the plantif by the Hon EENRY A. FOSTER. The cross
examination Of toe defendant by tire Hon ChAS. B. sEDG
WICK likewise presents notev oIhy sspects rs po
litics libel suit, than formerly and ihe
legislation OF loo is sgbjec OF enduriI interest," We believe
mxny viii ind this pamphlet worth reading and preserving.
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fost Gno Gonn0.

I OST-On Saturday, Nov. 15, between aud
IA oc'ock in Madison stage, going down OF on broaa.
some store IA Brosdway. snail enameIed WATCH ano
CHAN. IL finder viii be suitably rewarded oy leaving 'ns
same at 10. 20 Madison-ey
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V,HE CONFESSIONS and EXPERIENCE of
4 an INVALID. .-Pubiled for the benefit and
Ing Young who suffer from Nervous Debility Prems
tufe Decay ETC. supplying the Of Self Cure. by
10 has cured himself after being put to great through
medical imposition and quacke. Single copies may be had
OF the author, NATHANIEL MAYFAIR esq. Bedford.
Kings c. ~ T. by incloug pot paid addressed envelope.
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Naphtha BeBzoie, offs superior quality and perfectly
pE0DORiZED. substitute for SPIRITS or TURPEN-
TINE; suitable for PAINTERS and other or SAFE a.
very loE hg0re. - 7. IALLMAN. a
No. a BURLING SLIP, NEW-YoRK.
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Occulist and Aurist.-Kye, Ear, and Lung Infi.gsy.
The most hopeless Of Deafness. bndnessi Catni
Bronchitis Asthins lncpieut CoIsumpon and Chronic
piseases successfully resied by DR.. GRAVES SPECIAL
fST CONSULTATIONS, personally by letter, at No 6s
Rroadtyay N v
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JusT PUBLISHED
MIN GITNfINAT NJ

JusT PUBLISHED
GPEBMATORRHHA,. or SEMINAL WEAK
y NLsS-epors those and other diseases Of the Sex
nj Organs by ths actin geon Of the BowaIa Astoestion
Philadelphia also Reports 90 the NbN hEMhDihs lof
aeh diseases euployod n the Di.ponssy Of ts Institution
scied o. s ia sealed letter enyeoIes free Of
ctarle. Address d.. J. SklLLlN HOUGhTON, Howard
Association, so. 2 South kin;h.st. Philadelphia. Ps.
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Hlili!arp Notlres.

Rocket Battalion for the Army or the Po,o-
uac-Rsi,ed by special desire Of nsorGenersl MoCLLi
Ian aud Fs1iq. Gen BARIY, Chief Of ARTILLERY.
Those dcsirous Of ioing this Crack Corps" should APP
Immediately to hesdqnsrters No. aS' bIgones ,s
D'EpineuiI Zouaves.-This splendid regiment OF
yspzed the French plan. is Tapiiy lns up The entire
command will be about two thousand strong about ones ot
which ready FOR aIchng srdcr A few good men ae
wanted for toe second Battalion Call Of the Reeulng sf-
tiers, atCity Hall PARK Colonel Il. ). D'EPlNEUlL,
Hea3qusrers, No. % Niite-si
Light CavaIry.-rfe Isl Regiment U. $. Lspc.rs,
which is Organizing in tij eiY. l. rapidly hns NJ to'
sMOLINSK whom fnused the formation OF il by the
Wa Department veteran OF high military attain
having served in the Polish French ard Lngsh service aG
The headqnarleYs OF the Regiment Is the War Department.
NssLnatOn ID. c. branch Of which Il at No fslk Place
corner Rroadway Newly oIk In charge OF Acting Aontat
Lieut y. McTIGE. to whom all communications ~ Tire
business tie Regiment oIA The loyal States are 20 be al
dressed Oeuienen wishing to raise companies OF - n
each will tif LeIienantces and IN similar 9oe 10
the lowest pGOcosson. Priyaes ambitious OF military
hono are offered Inducements and guaranteed speedy
promotion. Pay loE piiyaes, Sli per month
United stutes sbarpshsoters, Col. Berdan.-
10 Capt H. u. TYLkE at the Csmp Of Rendezvous, Wee
bavksu uear 41d Ferry landing This company viii be
tbOroaslly oqoigree before leaving camp
u. :. Mastering Oaice.-Oficers Of Volunteer
should nave ritter authority from their Colonies to recruit
- eydeuee 10 be g. s. Mus'eIing OhceTs for ,IanspQrs n
settlement cf accounts This en auihoty snoo siso
be Endorsed by United States Mastering and Discussing
officer
No account III be psii transportation given un'e" the
above Eule Is conlormcd TO-
Wanted-An INTEREST in q SUTLERsHIP or Two
Means be furnished end business attended to- Any
one having secured appointment aud wishing apse vi"
sssse S1scs, T. a. A., Boa No. =. bIookJn' N. j.
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A UGUST BRENTANos
- HAAU DlHfanTa aMInNTNT - "a

A UGUST BRENTANOs
~ BOOKSTORE STATIONERY and FLWS EMPo-
RUM, No. SO BROADvAI
At tis establishment always be had the following bo
ton Philsdelphia pApers:
zeti. and Commercial Bulletin giving failures aad changes
in bUtinetsl.
Philadelphia Ledger Press, and Enquirer.
AL Foreign and American News aud Perfottcs arc
eJt constantly hand For sale IN fnge numbers, OF erved
OF nailed 10 subscribers in any pan Of tho city or country
without EXTRA charge.
NB.Bset nunbers Of the principal periodicss Sswspa-
peTs end MszniHts GyAys hand.
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Burning fIni0, Oils, &f.

DEFINED PETROLEUM ILLUMINATING
II OlI-Receyed direct from tie manufacturers and or
ale in quantities suit at the very lowest market ate by
SCHlEFFELIN BROTHERS. Co.,
Nos 10 and l12 Williams st.. New-i oEk
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VVANTED-TEACHERS and EDUCA-

WANTED--TEACHERS and EDUCA-
w TIOEAI. CORRESPONDENTS % ss.h town In ~
the States for tie NATIONAL TEAC HERS INSTITUTE
g57 requiring shout hour daily probable income l5o
TO ESQ year and upward according TO locally and attention
syen. perfect to meet the varied wants %
every community Fun Instructions and certificate to act a.
otdont win be by mail on the receipt Of
G for the atendnt For particulars and A1va
tsgcs without eoInmon ncose letter stamps Terms to
those county So who appoint their own assist
Registered letters may be sent at our risk All COM
municaons uins be addressed to
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"ANIEU-Une hundred healthy NEUkUES
w (hose being married permitted to take their fami-
es who have had experience 81 toe Cotton te Of the
Southern States proceed 70 the delightful, healthy and
thriving colonies of New South Wales and Qasensani, IN
Ausrssl Their passage will be advanced 70 them ara an
enrazement ne1e for two years q, S2l sterling nu,
sad lodging with full ra;ios Raons TO AusTsiaa servants
are very hbesl consisting Of ample allowances o. fresh
meat tea vegetibes &c. also allowance Of tooaec' Ihs
subscriber offers his guaranty that the eoored people
sent cut by him will be treated by the australian Cotton As
socisiior pecely IN tie that WHITE servants
are being alike free subjects of enlightened Government.
~ L. W. CAMERON, Nc. 90 Besvers.
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CoNTINUATioo,NS. o, =, ..,e,.,
NEEDLE-WoRKED GOODS.
X. III, MACY

WIN open on MONDAY Nov 10 Qn sddiol)
FROM THE CASH AUCTIONS,
LADIES' HEM-SrtTCHED LIGEN CAMBRIC HDK'FS
.t iorli, IIJ 10. 81 2lG, 81. 3lG aud Al.
FINE FRENCH NEEDLE WORKED HDKFS, suitable
for HOLIDAY PRESENTS from o. upward.
FINE FRENCH NEEDLE-WORKED BANDS (double)
"g%S TISE FRESCH EDGINGs aud INsERTINGs from n
upward - .,,.,, -. ,,,,,, n, :, =, q,
81 ~, and SO -,
SPLENDID NEEDLE-MOAkED FRENCH SETS, IN
bosc, suable Tor HOLIDAY rEESENIS Sl cost to ia.
port, IS ,
FRENCH COLLARS, stylish shapes. closing at 49,
EXTRA FRENCH hEEDLE-WOkhED Ed COLLARS,
scdlTcH NEEDLE-woRK COLLARS, H., lI6, 2h 80
9i. 3l6, and A.. .-.-.. ,..,., <,o,, ,,c
i,OOO sCOICH NEEDLE-woRK SETS. COLLARS aud
SLEEVES closing ont nj ! o let. ... .xo,,.,
CHILDRES'S EMBROIDERED MERlNO CLOAhs
very 6ae closing st +3 ~, S'3. 50, and 80.
wy "' n H. MACY Nos. 2Oi and 2o6 9Th av.
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Wsooing Garos, &f.

A + the OLD STAND, No. $50 Bowery, corner
N Broolne-,t., J. II. JOHNSTON Co.-WEDDING and
VISITING CARDS, &C. l.'s;t ryl,, .geeinsn, by mail
WARES, all ofthe best qualities and at low prices
AT VIM. EVERDELL's SONS.-Wedding
"A CARDS Of the latest styles at No lo4 futon-s, n. Z
(RstabliShed 1881
ENGRAVING and PRINTING (hslf price).-
II Wedding at Home and Eote papers le ;Busines. Card.
Bill Heads Portraits &c, at KELLi5 u fultons', NY
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Nero Publications.
NV iihO'it"Hoi'o.
GENERAL HALLECK's MILITARY ART
N THIRD EDITION.

GENERAL HALLECK's MILITARY ART.
~ THIRD EDITION.
D. APPLETON & Co.,
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Have Now Ready:
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Course of instruction iu Strategy Fortihca,ion, Tactics OF
Battles &c Embracing the Duties Of Staff Infantry Cavalry,
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Militia Third Edition With Critical Notes the Mexicln
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United States Army. vol limo. 449 pages With llusa-
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CONTENTS.
I-Introductop. II-Strstegy. HI-Fortifc,iors "
Logi.;ics. VTsctics. NI-Miitary Polity VlI-Deense
of Sea Coast. VIII Our Northern Frontier DeenseL
lX-Auy OrgsnizsonSs al aud Administrative Corps. X
Army Organization Infantry and Cavalry Al--Artillery.
EngneoIs-Iheir History, Duties. X1ll-PerInsnent
Forfcaiions. XlVFied Engineering. XV-Miltary Eds.
Cs'ion
Sent ires by mail on rsssipt Of price.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-18

I,O BREWERS.-A practical Ale and Porter
a Brewer eyed 3s having Just lost his Brewery Dy fire.
would be gad ga SITUATION either IN the States Can
ada given and required Address. prepaid stating
salary sc to A. 3. c. OF A Joseph Watson, Chemist.
Guelph, Canada West.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-18
miscellaneous.

A. p. MILLER PATENT CHIMNEY CAP
I'D. is warranted to cure smokey chimneys.
MANUFACrORY NO. 70 West Broadway.