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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-04-03
TERMS, CASH 1!

VNYE have a Large Stock, and are selling at To-
wv prices for Cash, and should he pleased to re
ceive orders for goods in our line, which will recev
prompt attention.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-04-03
Where did they GOT

4
We are told, in Kings x, %, that Solo
mon had at sea navy of "Tarshish with
the navy of Hiram" and that "oncc in
three years came the navy of Tarshish bring
ing gold and silver, ivory, apes and pea
cocks" Where did this navy 60? We
have looked 10 the Bible expositors to find
what is to be understood by Tarshish, and
NC find that they have no knowledge on
the subject, but some Of them think that ii
meant the ocean, in contradistinction from
the ''great ocean," as the Mediterranean
was called. We once heard a reverend
gentleman contend that the ships of Solo
mon were fitted out at Eziongcber, on the
shore of the Red Sea, went down that sea,
felt their way along the coast Of the Indies,
China, etc, where they collected their Two
ry, apes and peacocks, and then continued
down the American coast to California,
which he contendcd was the Ophir Of Scrip,
ture. The text from which this inference
is drawn reads as follows: "And King Sol
ONION made navy of ships, in Eziongeber,
which is beside Eloth on the shore OF the
Red Sea, in the land Of Edom And Hi
ram sent in the navy his servants, shipmen
that had knowledge of the sea, with the
ScFVaHlS OI sSOlOtnOil Auu lney cam" 10
Ophir and fetched from thence gold, four
hundred and twenty talents, and brought it
to King Solomon"
1t appears to have taken these ships three
years to 60 to Ophr and return. If they
really came to California, we should have
some light thrown on the history Of our
mound builders We could then throw
open connection between the jews and
the extraordinary people who once inhabit-
ed the Valley Of the Mississippi. 1t may
be little hard to believe that Ilram's
''shipmen," with all thsir "knowledge Of
the sea-" penetrated as far as California;
but we arc forced to believe something The
evidences that our mound builders had
some connection with the Israclites are
cumulative and almost beyond question: -
Where did Sofomon's ship goy Evidently
not down the Mediterranean, for they were
built on the Red Sea. Ophir must, therefore,
have been on the eastern coast Of Africa,
where we have no knowledge of gold mines,
or it must have been in Asia, or on the
western coast Of America. We shall not
decide where it Was, but throw out our sug-
gcstion for the scrutiny Of those who are
learned in Biblical matters.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-04-03
RURAL RETREAT

BUSINESS MEN desiring the quiet scclusion OF q
ID country residence, and wishing to procure homes
tho adv antage OF being to their res
oectye iases of husr ess, aud Yet removed from the
lust and din OF the city, can be accommodated with
choice locrtjons by appl,ir in,nedat q TO the
McGKEGOR LAND COMPANY.
WILLIS pRVMMoNp. Agent.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-04-03

80 uIIDs. New Orleans Sugar. just received, AND
.HV far ale at g. cents per llb., by
HOFFMLy, BENTON CO.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-04-03
PITTSBURGH, FORT WAYNE AND
CHICAGO RAILROAD

Cars runfrom Chicago to pittsburg without change
connecting with the great
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
To New York. Philadelphia. Baltimore and Washington
City, aud all the interior towns of Pennsy New
Jersey, New York. Maryland, &c.
Merchants, by taxing this route will have tho benefit
OF all the Eastern market at no additional cost.
Baggage checked through.
Two daily trains leave the depot. corner Of Canal
and Van Buren, streets West Side, Chicago on arrival
OF trains from the West
Connecting at Cre>tline with Cleveland and Lake
Shore Railroad to Dunkirk Buffalo, Niagara Falls
New York and Boston, and all interior towns Of New
England via. New York Central and New York and
Erie Rail- DAD. .. .-..
Also, South to Columbus, GAINESVILLE. Newark Mount
Vernon stenbenville, Wheeling, and interior towns Of
Ohio and Virginia
The above trains connect Mt Forest with trains on
Mad River Road to Springfield, Urbana. Dayton and
Cincinnati Also with trains at Lima tor Dayton and
Cincinnati direct.
FARE AS LOW AS ANY OTHER ROUTE
Passengers bound East will find this route both
pleasant and agreeable. passing through many of the
largest and finest cities in the United states.
Passengers arriving at Chicago, any of the roads.
will find attentive cheek agents depots to re-
ceye checks and convey baggage free essrxe the
Pttsburs and Chicago Sleeping cars accompany
each train.
Tickets sale at all the principal Ticket Offices in
the West, and at the Companys Office. OF Ran.
doph and DearboN streets opposite the Revere
or at the Depot West Side, corner Of Canal and Van
Buren, streets, Chicago.
Be particular to ask for tickets by Fort WAYNE.
b. Y. PATRICK, Ticket Agent.
JAS. W. MUSSUN, Freight Agent, Chicago.
W. HousToN, Gen'l Freight Ag't Chicago.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-04-03

tY- Some years ago the French Gov
ernment published magnificent edition Of
the liturgy its church, and offered a large
reward for the detection of typographical err
rors, while it was going through the press.
But one error escaped the vigilance thus
created, and this occurred in the rubric
where it recites, there the priest shall take
off ga ealOtte," that is his cap, but it was
printed, "here the priest shall take of sa
cul0tte," his breeches
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-04-03

A VERY NICE QUESTION. 'quadroon'
or person of quarter negro blood, "a per-
son Of color?" That is the very nice ques-
ton Of hue now before the Supreme Court
Of Connecticut. In our opinion, anything
short Of fifty per cent Of Ham makes a
pretty good Sandwich -Er.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-04-03

- We clip the following cure for sore
throat or hoarseness, from an exchange
Take the white Of two eggs and beat them
with two spoonsful Of white sugar, CRATE in
little nutmeg and add pint Of lukewarln
water. Stir well and drink often. Repeat
the prescription il necessary, and it will
cure the most obstinate cases of hoarseness
in short time.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-04-03
Poetry.


From the Loussrfuc De,aoerat.
THE CROSS.
Blost they who seek,
wilhelm their youth,
With spirits Ireek,
The way of Truth,
To them the sacred volume doth display
CaTit as tie only true and living way:
Vis Precious Blood on CalyGfr gives
To maize them heirs Of bliss ia affeaven
And cen on earth the child OF q cd can trace,
rte glorious blessings OF Ills sovereign grace.
For then, lie bore
His Fathers frorn,
Fer them lie wore
Tue ihosny crssn.
Nailed to the cross,
Endured it's pain,
That Ills life's loss
Night be thor gain.
Then haste to choose
The BETTER PART.
Nor DARE RgFysH
The Lord your hears,
Lest He declare
know you not"
Then deep dssp pair
Will be your lot!
RHFLECTION.
The past, where Is lit 1t has lied,
The future 1t may never come.
Our friends departed! With the dead
Oursclves2 Fast Fastening to the tomb.
What are eartl,'s joys! The dewS of morn.
Its honor? Oceans WREATH ing foam.
Where's peace? In trials meeki y borne.
And jcyf In HEAVEN, the CHGIsr.AN's HOME.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-04-03


80 The Sealnstross.
Have you any chance sewing,
For stray hands to do,
My bright needle is practced,
And active and true!
! can stitch, sir, and hem, too,
Can TOLL or can ba>te:
OF the trimmings Tui careful,
But little wastei
Kind SIR hear my prayer,
I'm careful and neat
Oh! grant me my wish,
Reward you will meet
Eve m infant at home, sir,
To poverty born,
Vow in quiet reposing,
On quilts fhin--not warm,
And its poor hollow cheeks. now,
Once chubby aud fair,
The great need OF subsistence,
80 sadly declare!
~ Kind sir. hear my prayer,
I'm careful and neat
Oh grant me my wish,
Reward you will meet
''Yss, a husband have, sir,
But he is "a dead, -...-
Now to me ard my sad home,
Whence he long since has ded.
Tie has left me to suffer,
In want and despair,
With our first little infsnt,
Which should be bis carsi
Kind sir, hear my prayer,
Pm careful aud neat; . ...
Oh grant me my wish,
Reward YOU vii. meet!
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ACCURACY tr Ian e rough
Our M ht II in o an " o this
time ia to Enlargement Of n he
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dv o ,dr M i'm oynnt,nc hrdyh
Ct
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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-04-03

s3r No man can avoid his own compa-
ny; so he had better make it MS good as
possible
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-02
Jnsuranre Companies.

NJEW-ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INSUR-
~ ANCE COMPANY lpurey Mu.ual Boston. Mas, Ac.
cd und 10 meet iosses nearly Two Millions Losses
Turing il years over Dvidsnds paid ia cash In n
Last Cssh Dividend. ~ per cent Net ssse
,ver liabilities S6oo eco. fnore nS documents concefnns
Life Insurance furnished gratia
JOHN HOPPER, Agent and Attorney for Tho CenPeny,v
Metropolitan Bank Buiding Ito Broadway cor rune st. NJ
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-02
financial.
|. Nxv-YoRk. sep& 9. lssi.

NRv-YoRK. SepA g. 1851.
y M. MARTIN has taken an Office at No. %
IL. yV,i.p- -s,. Tor tsan.scting STOCK COMMISSION
aus, NESS for tho purchase and sale Of all securities dealt
Brsks Board eisew and for ntgcsiion
Of scs He prepared afford TO MS friends tho usuai Ia
c@s and sdysnsgrs aud vii devote himself en,ircy n
ch interests o. may be lnused totim Referencss: r. H.
Arhar eso. President Union Bank; Hon Edward Hsigh',
Pre- idprt Hank of Commonwealth Issac Seymour, esg
Pe.deut Bank Of North America Me.so. A,hry Norris
bsksl No. s.! EIcnsnge Pl'ce TsS B,os BANKERS 30
Thopss Gallaudst Charles SPrsgI, esq. Cashier roo.
Bank Boston; John K. Han, ESQ Cashier Bank Of No tn
Aueos Boston, Messr VilsG Co.. baksrs bos-
ter iM.sra George Long Co bankers, boston CIV.
ber, Atwood esq Boston; Robt Morris esq, presidrlt
Commonw eslth bsnb, Philadelphia; he.srs j. H. 4 IL. d.
Fly, bankers, Pnilsdelphia
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-02
Burning flnib, Oils, sc.

DEFINED PETROLEUM ILLUMINATING
IL OlL-Rsceivea direct cm the manufacturer ana fsr
s Ia quantities 70 su II the very lowest %ssses rcs> ~
SCHIEFFELlN BkOThEkSs Coz
Nee. tfy snA III WitAU'st.. hswxef6
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-02
THE FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE Of tn,
NURSERY.

Tn. f,l,oip, I, an .,.r,e, sror ~ten by the Rev
C. H. we.er. TO he German Reformed Mesepser," 9,
ChAubenburg, Penn;
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-02
DROPOsALs for $500, 900 of the CR0TON

PROPOSALS for 100000 of the CROTON
i WATER sToCk Of the CITY OF AEW-6oRk.-
sealed will be received the Controller Office
Ill Monday, Now la5 at o'cack p m when tue sape
will be publicly orened Tor the whole or any part OF Ne
.um Of THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
5 JOl 0OO) OF THE CROTON WATER STOCK OF Tht
CITY OF NEW-.0kK, suthohsrd by Chapter Jsl Of the
Law. OF 1860 sld amended by Chapter si OF the Laws
Of 8o sud Ordnance OF the Commsn Council or In
cressiug the Supply OF Cro,on WJer, &c.
Tn. said Stock sin bear Interest At the rate o. sI per cent
per annum able quarter yearly aud the principal VIII DC
redes enable o u first day OF November, 1888 =,
The proposals will ,te the smolot OF Socs desired an
the price One Hunded Dollars thereof aud the person.
who's. proposal. accepted will he required 10 depot win
tho Chamb-rao OF the City within hteen days after the
opelng OF he bids the awarded TO them respectively
pr. enns to tho Controller the receipts Of th. Chamber
such deposits the parties will be entitled to receive
es for equal hs par value OF the Stock
o-arins Int 90 from the date Il payments.
Fnb propo,on should be sealed and indorsed, "Propo
al, for Croton Wa'e Stock of tho City of Nevfork snd
tho sams incoed Ia .econd envelope addressed to the
Controller. a., .,,,, 4. =
h. right reserved to reject any all OF the bids CON
ed promote the interests o Ibe
city. kObkhr l: IA" . 'Snuono,
tyi,y of Nsg.York Department Of Finance CoutrsiieFs
Office Oct. s. 1851
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-02
CEPHALIC PILLS
suRE SICK HEADACHE
CEPHALIC PILLS
CURE NERVOUS HEApAcHEl
CEPHALIC PILLS
CJJFE AR nrNna M nnApAcHk!

By the use Of hs,e Phi, the periodic attacks Of Ssrsu.
~ sis Hsadse> may be prevented and taken the
Of q. attack imsass relief from pain and sisk
n.s win bs eb,.insd
Thsy ssdsn fall In removing the Sassss and RsaSse. V
which female. subject
They &c, gently upon the bowels removing cOsfissnes
10, LIBRARY Nsa Sudea,. Delicate Females and al Per
cons Of ssds.,s,v habits they valuable . LsIasss
In proving the appetite giving and ssor to the dise.tv.
organs and .torns the natural elasticity and strength Of The
vhsls sI.tsm
The cEPHALIC PILLS are The resul. Of long invesa
cation ard carefully e1pemen,s having been In
use many years, during which time they have prevented
snd relieved OF palm and suffering from Head
sehs ~hsshsr originating IN the s~vSss system or from Do
ranged sss,s Of ths sso~aea.
They entirety vegetable in their eenposiss and may
bs taken 1t al mes With perfect safety whou, making any
chang. q d,e and he aS'enes any ai.asrsss. ss.s yea
der. a sasy tsI~in1tr nsn to eAad,~n-
BEWARE OF CoUNTERPEIrs
Th. r.,uins have i've signatures Of HENRY c. sPALD.
mo or sssh Boz.
Sold By Druggists and al other Ds.s~ in MsdsinsA
b0x viii bs sen, By mail, prepaid OF rsceIp% 3 she
PRICE. IS CENTS
Ansrdss ssosId bssddrcssedts
HENRY C. sPALDINo.
No Is Cedar st, ,Nsn.York
~ sturi. bottle ofsPALDINUs PREPARED GLUE
will save ten dimes i.s cost annually. IA
ECONOMY. DISPATCH!
sPALDING's PREPARED oLUEl
sPALDINoS PREPARED CLUB
sPALDIHGS PREPARED GLUE
SAVE THE PIECES!
~"A sriron IN Tss SAWS NISr," II
A. see,xsaA ,sa Happen. Ss regulated Jan1ks
his very desirable 10 have cheap and convsrient way
repair tsS Furniture, Toys Cfochefy 10
sPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE
assu al such susrgsncss and household can sd0rd to
10 vheus hissway. ready and up to tho sticking p0las
"UsEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE"
B-A brush accompanies each bottle. Price ss csais
HENRY G. sPALDINa.
No. % Cedsrst. ksw.ysrk.
CAUTION
Asesrssis nph,siped persons arc sttsnpnsts palm OF
% the s,sspsctias public mutations Of my PREPARED
GLUE. would sss,ioa oil psuoas 10 examine before par
shasias. snd sss that the full nsns
a. sPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE "A
Il u Tho saldas wrsppss ~ saAsrs are '~ssdt~s ~vs-
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-02

Oyyrcs OF GENITAL RlILgOAp Co. oT NEw.JEEssr,}
No 6s ~ all.t hEw YORK, Oct. 81 lsoL .
INTEREST. T.-Tbe COT p )NS OF the Second
L Mortgage Bonds maturing TUNoaROW' the Jet pro1'
~ SAMUEL KNOX. Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-02
I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-CHANGE OF

~ TERMINUS.-Lcsve Jauessiip and 34sh-st. Ferris.
New ork Of q for Greepporti 33 fof y, n,nk;
IL m and 4:3J o. M tor Syoi-et,9 N, m, 33n. t:3.
sud 5: 30 NJ for HeDps,esd pa n IL N, $3.50. 4o 5;@
and g. p. or Jamaica Trans leave hontefs foias u
arrival of boat from James slip.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-02

DEST SUSTAINED BOARDING SEMI
ID NARY in the state s0 per year Brick buildings For
ade. and gentlemep Abest teachers Ia all departments
Winter Term. Dec 5. Address the Rev JOSEPH T. klNo
Fort Edward Institute ~ " the Saratoga and WhtehA
Rsilr
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-02
Doaro ano Rooms.

TIyHE DONEGANA HOTEL,
Il MONTREAL. c. Y.
The Proprietors Of this weknown establishment hsve
completed thir arrangements TO receive Winter oosrde
tos.ber with am pe for transient u,touers
Oct 81 1861. Sr. JULIEN NsKEOGH, Propretora
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-02
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW JERSEY

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF ofNEW-JERSEf.-
From foot Of Cou'tl andt.t.-Connecting at hsmptoa
Junction With Dslaws Lsek.wanps and We'teTo Railroad
aud al with Lehgh Valley RAJ road and tt connee
cn, forming direct line TO Pfs0ursh andthe West without
SUMNER ARRANGEME ST-Comnencins June TO- 1851
- cave new-foIk as follows; m,
UAKkIsBrkG ExPkkss-At a. m. Tor Eeston, hs>cinss
Po,tsyIle Harrisburg, Nsrcn, Chunk, VII ismsPort
Man TRaIS--At 8 8. N. for Easton, water zap oon0-
tou Great Bend fittstop, Wilkesb.re, Sc - ,,,,
I2N THkoUsH TRAs-For Esstos Manch Chunk, WE
iauspsr, Reading Pottsvie Harrisburg. 10
AN THRor n TRAIs-For Esston, Bethlehem, Auentowss
and Maueh Chunk. go
5.g0p N WAY TRAIs-For Somervle.
sPM WESTERN kKPEEss-For Es,ton, Allentown hess
ing Harsburs P-bmsh, and the West Sleeping cars oe
Je sey City thr, ugh TO Sittsbu gh
Erpkn,s ThAIs PoR HARKIsBunG-The o m Exproo
rIan from Yok arrives at Hsrsburg1 p M sonnecs
los East and West yvsnia Ceur srosd 10 tnm
Cestra Rroac North and Sooth, and with the Canose
sad Valley Railroad w. I..,..
Nsv.York st D. m daily Sundays exesped m,kins 60"
connectlon Al Hsrrishus With
change ofesto .bnrgh aud but one ~ eianat sns
chicago. -Four hours time is saved by taking this YEN
CIIEABKrBPORT AND Htw.GoRK fsKAr-Lease w.
York from Pier No North River 1870 and ll1Vs' m''
o. 4:2o, and 5:2) r. 1870
rip each way JOhN " oif.hNo, ouleupeo
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-02

OyrIca oy THE TuEED AyEsrx RslLROaD CosPANr,
Esa 65ihst. near 3dsy
rT'HE ANNUAL ELECTION OF thirteen Di'
rector, .nd three Inspectors OF El-cen the sn.uiug
year will take place the ofo OF the Company WEpNEo-
DAY, Nov. H. Psns opea rom to 4 ~. ~, So.
SAMUEL Is. 1SAACS, Secretary.
New York Oct 2i. 1861.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-02
90 Eet.

QTH.Av. STORES and DWELLINGS to
q LET. Apply No. 443 Rth sv.. Of I'D Hard
ware Stock for sale for City Real E.ti,e Apply No aJ
Bh.N. Ff f.f =.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-02
O(1 THE PENNSYLVANIA I S6
lOOl CENTRAL RAILROAD. Nv

GREAT DOUbLE-IhACh hoC n
rhe capacity Of tie Road equal 70 any IN tn
THE GREAT SHORT LINE 10 THE ~ESf'
Office No. Astor House, corner 81 seseyss s...
Facilities for the trsnspoitsion o. Passeussr u IN.
Cncnna ati Chicago st. Louis St Paul n.shsuls ~
New.Orlesns and al other towns In the WEE" NS,s.h 80
aud ,uh West, are unsurpassed for speed and ~
-. .,v v..l n,o, of CearSp
landtstS Morning Express. .. m Evening .,a-n sr
an , slso At D. r hsm place, Wa Anenso- Ia
rivius at Pittsburgh at II next day and es'rseans 'a'"
all Westerx trsnsL ,,.,.
Fsre slwsys ss low and the time - aaiek' " " wy
By this route freight. Of A aesepens can ss IN
10 ana frou, any point on the Railroads Of Ohie
disns Iinois Wiscoasn. Iowa. or Misssanh ~ vs e
ROAD DIRECT, OF TO any port os tns nssss'~ p
the West oy stesmefs frora Psouign a. ths ~
The rues Of Freight and from any pcns " 80
the ksiirosd Il III tmss .nd hlp,
cnsrsed by other Railrosd Cempsnisa s, "a I'D Cor
ners intrusfius the sportxtion Of thsh
pspy can rely with couhdencs tts A,eouuo4a
This Company sse maintains ~ Emi$$v.ss.rd enjoy 3
Ion Line 81 which psries eagstiog - ans haI -
chrsp ana comfortable mode Of coassysn'~
a'"e'''i H. ELLIOTT. Psssesssr Assst Ne A'0s'i''
LEECH 4 Co. Freisbt Ageets, ~. svs,.,,A
Mo- I Asor Houss sed Ne. eoem W.. "
ksDoNALp siscHoFS s",fssB Bsssysape
1No0H LEwIS. 0ss~s' svSt AssssAr%
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-02

B,vAps or coUFTsRvsIrs and In;rATioSs.
None essuins unlsss the fae-sitnio Of CURTIS fER
KINs. New York. 10 on the outside wrapper.
Sold by Druggists sAroushou. the world.
Principal oakco, No. 10 CEDAR-sr., NEW-YoRK.
Price only Is cents PER bottle
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-02

Passenger Station In Esw-York oet Sth-S- aad NnN.
Entrance z7thst-
TRAINS LEAVE sEw-YoRK;
For Nss Haven. I. q n. lex ~ Ri3. tEL)i J3'. "
For bridgeport. :, . M, tEIl, 2:is. ,, tEIli 30
1882 and p. M u.
a. ~ l2:l5 $3.50. t3O, and p M
For Norwslk, s:3oA M i2;i9. (Exli 'so f;"s'"'
For Darien and Greenwich, T. $50 i2;is $50 .sa
For stamford T. 8, (Erh s:'oA NJ i2:is. > Erh sss
fo Port Chester srd in'.rmedss 'tn,iOns aoh ~ u'
~ '''V' '''' C0SNEITiNG TRAINS
For Boston. via springfield 2 M sErh otEIhspm
Isr Bo,ton via shore Line, l2:ls, Sp IL.
For Hartford and Springfield, Ia m ttI.h n;is (Ehh
p m ,r, 4. .s......, O.. ., E,t
md f2:lS p m. Northampton ~,
For Hartford Providslce, aud Fishfil Railroad SO
For New-Havrn, New London and stoIingses ksuross
Sor Csnsl railroad. i2:i5 p. N. to Nsrthsmp<sa. am
For Housatouic Railroad 70 Pittsheld to New n
ford p. tn
For Dsnbury and Norwslk Rairosd, L $50 o m. 3:9te
JAMES II. HOYr. SupoIntsadoaI
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-02

e" THEf 60 k'dnr ~ Tile Sfol
PURIFY YOUR BREArHl
srRxNorHEN YOUR VOICE!
sPALDINd's
THROAT CONFECT TIONS
GOOD FOR cLERGYMsn
GOOD FOR LEcrgHE0
GOOD FOB PUBLIC spEAxKAA
GOOD FOB SINGERS
GOOD FOR CoNsuxrnvxA
GENTLEMEN CARRY
SPALDNGs THROAT CONNECTIONS.
sPALDINGs THROAT CONNECTIONS
CHILDREN cry FOR
sPALDINGs THROAT CONNECTIONS
They relieve sCough instsun8
Th.yeleu the Throa.
They give strength aud volume 10 The ,sis&
They impair, delicious aroma to to the b,ssh
They are delightful 10 the tssts.
nsy sis made ofsimpls herbs and cannot harm
Iadvss every one who has Cough Husky voiee, of
aByss,h Or any difficulty ofths Thrsst to get package
Of my Throat cOnsstIou' they win relieve you instantly
and you vi ss,s With that "they hsht to the spot"
You win end them very useu and pleasant while travelling
st.ndus public poenr for 'tiiOs your csasa '' ay
ius ysus tht nyou Try psetaseI an ssfsla Hyias
that you win ever snsr~srd consider them indbpeusibs
You will End than .. the Druggists snd Dealers Ia Medicine
PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTl
ny siens.urs On each package All others ss counterfeit
Arsei.ss win b. .eo, By mall prspGt receipt Of thirty
een.a
Aadna
HENRY G. SPALDINd.
Ne - Csdar.st Nsw.Yssk.
CEPHALIC PILLS
suRE SICK HEADACHE
CEPTIALIC PILLS
CURE NERVOUS HEADAcHEl
CEPHALIC PILLS
SyEs Ar prNns M unApAcRK!
" Sit HsadseA may be prevented and taken at the com.
Of q, attack nmsasis relief from pain and sisk
uss win bs ebtsnsd
They ssldsn fall In removing the Eassss and Headache
wheh females y subject.
They &c, gently upon the bowels removing COsfissns
10, Library Js Studean Delicate Females and al per
IONS Of ssdss,a,v Aasis, they valuable - LsIases
n proving the appetite giving and sisor to the digestive
,rgns and rorin the natural elasticity and strength Of the
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-02
5nstrntnpn.

AT 81 so for 90 Writing Lessons; Bookkecp-
~ ipg DoubeE Entry Lessons Unlimited slO nn,n,hip
And Ari,hs ic 10 per quarter ~ Lessons each PAlNkS
time houored ln.t non Nos 81 Bowery N w. and zJ Full
ton Brooklyn have enjoyed large country A wei city
patronage for twelve years past.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-02
Bewims- Alathimes.
Gxeurslons.

IL r. AP EXCURSION TO CAMPS ON
80 ssnS sre tsLAsp-fARE SIX CESTS. by Ssatsa
South Ferry. "o'"e'" Ds''y sna
BOArs Asp LEAVE EVERY HOUR fsem a. m. .orp n
On FIN oo-.oH.o cs ehf HALf hOuR. % Z D %.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-02

Nav YoRg And HARLKn RAILROAD COsPANf
TRlAsuKss's OYsICE, coa. or tTr'Ay AND soIHsr'
Nsv-YOkK, Oct. 70 1861.
INTEREST COUPONS of the FIRST MORT
i GAGE BONDS aud BONDS Of 1907 will be paid en- and
Alter Nov. 1, at tho Treasurer Office. u
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-02
OMAR LIER IN ST T u L +
~ FRENCH PROTESTANT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
GENTLEMEN

Nos. 4s and so East 24h.st, near Madison Psrf-
Bosrding and Day School-elassesl aud CONNIE tcis-N
teachers Americans fIeOch. German, Spanish There
!. Primary Department; also Gymnasium. For complete
details Of pup parent. during the ss. sir years sc
see the prospectus. Prof Ellie ChARLIEh, Director
VIII Sc reopened on TUESDAY, Sept. IL.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-02
NJEW.YoRK & NEw.HAvEN RAILROA D
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING AUGUST l9. 1851.

Passenger Station In Nsw.York oos Fth-x sad <th-ss
Entrance on z7th-st-
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-02

NOTICE.-The COUPONS due Nov. lst, on
~ the EXTESslON BONDS Of the NtN.HAHEs' f, ~
,EW-LONUUN ard STOHiNGTON kAIl d DAD (,1M- I'M
Nn William
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-02
6teamboats ano Railroaos

EOR NORWALK, DANBURY, &c.--Ths
every 1UE3DAY. THURSDAY and SATURDAY. ss 4
O'Clock D. M Faro 50 cents.