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The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1861-03-27
HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA.

Endowment, for the relief Of the Sick and
Distressed. afflicted with yirulert md Epidem
&c Diseases, md especially for b cure of Di
seases OF the Sexual Organs.
M EDlCAL ADVICE given gratis, by the
AH1 Acting Surgeon. 10 all who apply by !. tier,
with description Of their condition. (ny-, occ u
patton. habits OF life. DC, aud in eases OF ex-
IRENE poverty, Medicines furnished free Of charge.
Valuable reports on Spcrmatorrhea, and 9th.
Or diseases Of the Sexual Organs. and on the
New Remedies employed in the Dispensary, sent
70 the afflicted IN sealed letter envelopes. free Of
ena'se. Two or three stamps for postage will
be acceptable.
Address, DIR. J. SKIfLIN HOUCHTON. Ac.
ting Surgeon, Howard Association, No. 2 South
iinth street, Philadelphia. Pa. By order of The
ireciors. ERR 4 u. HEARTWELI. Pest
a-T GEO. AIRCHILD Secretary
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4 Timely Hint for Tree Planters.

Who has not observed that many
trees. such as the pear and cherry, tn.
tulip-tree, and horse -chestaut, are OTTER
injured on the south and south western
sides? This is probably caused by the
sealding heat Of the sun on the bark,
during midsummer. or its rays in early
Spring. thawing out the frost. only to be
succeeded BY hard and sudden freezing.
When trees are differently trained from
the beginning. perhaps this injury would
seldom be suffered. If bOughs were
allowed to grow along the entire trunk.
or At least enough to shade the entire
stsm from the sun. probably the bark
would remain perfectly sound. For
trees which have been denuded Of
their lower branches. We would recon-
mend . light brand Of hay or straw
wound loosely around the trunk from
the bole up to the branches. For larger
trees upon 3 lawn. it will answer nearly
- well to sci up half sections of the
bark Of other trees on the exposed sides
tying them neatly to the trunks.
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From Field Notes.
Ripening Pears.


Ripsning Pears.
Al the late "Ad interim" meeting O
the Ohio Pathological Society in Gin
sirnati. this subject was discussed. AM
ths types-in the publication of tn
procesdiugs- made me say. pull tire
days before maturity" This was pub
lished correctly in our Official Report
-ED.l This was an error. Isaid 't
(sy days before maturity" land tina
might be known BY the stem partin.
readily from the tree. in raising tn
pear up gently" when the fruit begin'
70 color. and some Of it 10 fall. is tht
proper time to test this.
Nearly every variety Of pear ripen:
better in the house than on the tree, land
some. ifleft to mature on the tree. will
invariably rot at the core. and thus be-
come Worthless: the Flemish Beauty
and Beur.e d'Amalis are of that class
Others. as the Seckel and Golden Beurre
Of Bilboa, ripen pretty well on the tree,
bu: not to perfection in my judgment.
The Bartlett. our great market varie-
y. may be pulled two weeks before
maturity. and yet ripen we'll in the
house, hence its value for sending to a
distance.
Winter varieties have. of course. to
Be gathered soon after the first ..frosts.
or when the leaves begin to fall. Place
them in some cool dry place. free from
hard frosts. in boxes or drawers, cover
ID With paper or muslin to exclude the
light. and if in box. the lid on loosely.
The different varieties will thus ripen
of from December to April. like lale
apples, and with but little rot. As they
begin to ripen, bring them into a warm
room. for few days TO mature.
summer and autumn pears require
closer watching, as their. season is in
warmer weather. As these varieties
begin to color we'll. they should be
pulled from the trees. and put in shall
low boxes or drawers, and kept in 6 !
cool. dry place. They will thus ripen
gradually as wanted for the table or for
market.
These are simply the directions Of
Mr.. Downing and other good writer's on
the subject: and it would be unnecessary
for me TO repeat them. were it not to
testify 10 theiritruih and value. from my
own experience during the last eighteen
years. r. BUCHANAN.
Clifton. near Gin, Jan. Is. 1861.
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THE HOME CIRCLE,

The Merchant, Mechanic, and Farmer.
As its name indicates, il will be
Independent on all subjects, mot
neutral) and in all respects up with
the times-'a lire paper fearIessly
following where Truth shall lead
the way careful Of others rights,
firmly maintaining its own.
In conducting this enterprise, III
proprietor brings to his aid the val
liable knowledge acquired in Ten
Years Experience as an Editor and
Publisher, and knowing no such
word as fail, he feels confident Of
success, and hopes to meet kind
and welcome reception among new
acquaintance and future friends.
Until the undersigned arrives a,
his future home, to take charge Of
the office, the business and local in
erests of the paper will be conduct
ed byJoHN w. Oar, Esq, Oskaloosa,
Kansas, to whom applications should
be made and letters addressed.
J. w. ROBERTS, Proprietor.
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&grifnltnral.

FIN WooL.-We have been furnish.
Cd by Mr.. Grips, Of Wilmington. some
samples Of wool. taken at random from
bis flock, Of the finest quality we have
sesu in the West. He has demonstra-
sed the profit Of wool-growing over eve
" other branch Of husbandry. During
The past winter, he has lost but one
sheep out Of flock of one hundred
The cost Of wintering the whole flock
hss not exceeded ten dollars. and Jet
they arc all in fair condition. A num-
Der of them have shcrn from Is 10 10!
bs. each, and will not fall Ear short OF
that at the coming spring shearing.-
The whole flock averaged u pounds.
each. Many Of them are high priced
and high blooded sheep. for some Of
which he has been offered as high as
two hundred dollars head. Mr.. Grips
has one. especially which he designs to
pit against the west.at the first agricul-
sural fair Of the county CT State.
Contrast this with the, success Of those
Who have made the same effort, aud in
cured the same expense. to get a start
10 pork and cattle raising. and We can
readily perceive the advantage Of keep
ing sheep over any other kind of stock.
Instead Of having their hogs and cattle
with which to stock their farms. and
put themselves in q condition they &C.
supied year ago. they now have com
paratively nothing. their animals having
either died Of the famine. or been saved
q Al expense which nearly equals their
entire vslue.-zcpeka Record.
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VIII psy TAXA sell LASpAnaks COLLECTIONS.
and attend n any business that nonresidents NAV
wish 10 Jefferson County, and Northern Kauaas.
All business entrusted to my caro- will reesivs
prompt attention on reasonable terms.
COUNTY SCRIP aissys % haaa Tor saIs q,
ur,enf rsies 80
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FOR SALE.

T'HR Undersigned offers for sale, At reasonable
i figures, aQGaStsr section Of Lend, besu
ly situated in one Of the best per:ieus Of Kansas
q coed settlement surrounds Il, and two terrific.
iai roads pass BY it. Thee il no better uplspA
the Territory. JOHN w., DAY
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FOR SALE

nR TO exchange for real estate. tie now Eure-
~ ka FIGURING and Saw Mills, 81 Oskalses,,
kaoeas. For Particulars inquire Of
J, c. BURNETT.
u. 0ikslo9ss ksuss
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Ayers Ague Cure.

which neutsalises this malarious poison in tn
blood and stimulates the liver TO expel Il lon The
body As Il should, % IL does care this ailictna
disorder With perfect certainty. And Il does more
or rather does what Il Of more service 10 those sub
ect to this infection. II taken in season L expela
e nom the system ;t II absorbed and thus keepa
those who use j: free from its attacks: keeps ths
system in health although exposed to the disease.
Consequently it not only cures. but protects from,
the great variety Of affections which are induced
~ this malignant influence, such as Rcmitten:
Fever; Chill Fever. Dumb. er Masked Aaue,
Periodical Headache. o. Bilious Headache. Bilious
kevers. Neuralgia, Rheuma.ism. Gcut, Blindness,
Tooihache. Earaches Catarrh. Asthma, Palpita.
tons, Painful Affections Of the Spleen, Hysterics.
Collie. Paralysis. and Painful Affections Of the
Stomach and Bowels. al Of which. when arisine
nom this cause. viii b found to assume more Or
less the intermittent type. This "AorB Cuxs i"
removes the cause Of these derangements and cures
the disease.
This IL accompanies By stimulating the excrs.
tones to expei the virus from the system; and
these organs BY degrees become habitel to do this
their once Of their own accord. Hence arisss whst
We term aeclimotation. Time may accomplish The
same end. but often life 10 not long enough. or d
sacridced in the attempt. while this AouS Cun1 %
does It at once. and with safety. We have great
reason to believe this il q suYer ~ well A safer
remedy for the whole class Of diseases which aro
caused BY the miasmatie infection, than any other
which has been discovered; and il has still another
Important advantage 70 the puhlis, which i. thai
It Is cheap - well q good.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills.

Ayers Cathartic Pills,
zoo AL the 7uaposts or PuasAruw MEDICINE
Fon CoaflvHxnas;
EoR THE CURE or DYsPEPssA:
FoR JAuSDIcS;
FoR THI Crns or IxDIoHs1len, =
For HEADACHE:
FcR THE CURE OF DYsENrElY;
FoR Foul STOMACH;
fo1 THE CURB OF ERYslPxLAS;
FOR the PILES;
Fon the CURE OF ScRoYULA;
FOR ALL ScnOFUL0rs C0NPLAusfss
Fo1 THE CURE OF RHEUMArIsN:
FoR DnEAsEs OF THE SKIN;
FoR the CvRs OF LIVER COMPLAINT,
Fon DnoPsY;
ro3 TN CURS OF TErrER, TUxols AND oAI9
RMEUN;
EoR WoRNs:
Ron TINE CURE OF GoUY:
FoR 4 DINNER PILL:
FOR fHD CUAD on NUulAxoiAs e 6 Z
FoR PUR0Y1No 1HD BLOOD.
5hsy arc sugar-eoatsd, % that the most -.
i've can take then pleasantly. and hing pu1y
quantity.
Price - ssnts pa 1sx; fiyshszss ~ 9loA
Great numbers Of Clsrsymen. Physicians, States.
men, and eminent psssonages, have lent their
remedies, but our space here win not permit "a
insertion Of them. The Agents below named Nas.
nish gratis eur AMERICAN ALMANAC IN which thev
are escn; with also fall descriptions q he aboys
somPssnss. and the treatment that sheuld b ~
10 not be put of BY unprineipled dealers Viii
G m Preparations thsy make more proat on.
Demand AvHR's, and take ne others. The ~
want the best aid there 10 for then. and thev shu1
have il. ~ '-'A'.
All our Remedies are for sals b
Moore q Mcclellan. Oskaloos., Ell
tiillyer. Grassliopper Falls, CT. Good.
man. Lsasenvorih. and ageAts in every
'wn in the Usitsd States. ~
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We want another line to make on,
this column.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-02

Government seourities. a9s9S1c2 Decrease fel 90
Other securities. go. ieSH2so Decrease..... Ses3oI
Tue anout II uoes circulation Is R20fls60 beipe in.
291 and the stock II buoD In bon del cuts
Is I'll 57Sll1 showing decrease Of s9Sl56 whom coURaed
with the pTrc sding return
The London Economist Of July 2OFsays;
IL the discount market this week, the demand hes
been very moderate snd tie rate for the best paper
only 81 T. cent The supply Of capital, however, does
not appear abundant, but from the contraction OF
trade there remarkably few trst-ciass blh oner
Ing. On the ock eXehaI &c money IL very eusy, ana
short loans on Government securities were r:acny
negotiated this morning at 4a4i T. cent, and Il the
afternoon ct v cent only. For longer periods the
charge is from 405 y ceut go
The applications for the issue OF flO,CUb,OUO
OF French railway olgstions have been no enormous
that the applicants will receive only about 3 " cent
on the amounts asked for. The ESQ Obligation was
yesterday quoted on the Bourse If 10 l5t. premium
" The committee Of tie six associated banks have
given nOtlso that Thursday next tenders VIII be
received for A further issue Of fi,00O,0W y cent
debentures by the COLONY cf Victoria Tor railway pur-
pOses Co1sos remained steldy at theirprovef prices
oil last Friday during the caller part Of the week. but
further sales have been effected for exchange into
the IndaD iotn, ard line has since taken place.
Yesterday, as much az Els0,O00 stock was stared TO
have been dspoted of for this purpose by broker
" The market ias slso teen preluuiced by the news
from America, aud by nnfavorabe political reports
from abroad and especially by telegram said 20 have
b, received here by foreign house that the Emperor
OF the French il seriously III al Vicy. Little credit,
however, wac attached to this by persOns likely
10 be well infirmtd. Con-ols, ON Monday, were
quoted 904 70 for the 9Th Of August snd eceded yes
Of eighth, but before tie close tie price recovered
to the Toiut as yesterday"
Tie London Times Of the Goth thus quotes Amer.
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pElOsD BOARD.
THURSDAY, Aug. l-F. "


The aeTeesle transactions at tho Stock Board to-day
were quite light bat the feeling WIS better. The
prncipal Improvement was in Border STATE Sto,ss,
which were in demand AZ in some cafes, q marked
advance on yesterday Mi'sonri e. very fayora-
bly, affected By the action Of the State Convention, aud
dnrir1 the day nesrly $50 00Owere sod touching 49,
against II Yesterday. Al tie close ~ was l'd. The
irniness in Misouris had favorable influence ulon
other State bonds, aud there general advance OF
{9i y cent. TIE feeling in Government securities
was stronger partly the result Of the reported success
Of Cen Cox in Western Virginia. This fact had also
atendoncv TO give greater confidence 70 share opera
tors and there wac IN advance Of al v cent in
the st There was no marked fce,ue In the transac-
tions tie besrs Offering but little resistance to the rise
which was entirely the eeut Of The same hopeful tone
in tie street in regard to the future. Attic Second
BoaId the business was large in Government; and State
Securities ard 10 fail extent inshares the market being
well sustained. Government Ga cold 10 the extent Of
s53 900 a, full prices The changes in shares IN
important At the close in the street the market was
finn at the following quoiatons Tennessee State &c,
49, 043I, Virginia State Ga, 509J0I Missouri ID,
13I a i3; Pfedc NIL Steamship Company, 7lia72;
New-York Central Railroad, 75i a76l; Eric Railioad.
rs, 024; H1dson River Railroad, 3la3Ili Harlem
Halir0.n, lO3 9lli flhlieh iAhOadi hloNIleui s-ol
s26; Reading Railroad, 36i o36 Michigan Genital
Railroad, 42l siJI; Michigon Southern aud Norlh1n
Indiana RaiIroad 10, ali; Michigan Southern Guaran
teed, 49, 29i; Panama Railroad, l012l0S; Illinois
Central GU G6i; Galena and Chicago Railroad,
62g aG2i; Cleveland ard Toledo Railroad, 27Ia2s;
Chicago and Rock Islond Railroad, 40 9i0l; Chi.
csgo, Burlington, aud Quincy Railroad, j5oCS.
The foreign bill market opens nominaiy At the rates
of LAST steamer, but the busnGs 10 light aud the ten
deocy downward.
Freights-To Liverpool: $1,000 bush Wheat at
9sd. l0d. In bulk md bags; o,200 btls. Flour ut
IS 7Id. az. Cd; $4,000 bush. Com 10 bulk and bags
ut sd. 09Id. To London: $4,000 bush. Wheat in
ship. bags at 9,d lodi 1900 bjls. Fonr ut 2s. losd
10 glasgow. 1900 bush. Wheat in bags r, lOd.i
1900 bbls. our at 3d. I0id. To Antwerp 400 bbls.
Flour 1T Be. TO IIayre: $4,000 bush. Wheat in ship
pers bags Of I'D in "a American, and Old. in foreign
vessel Tic charters include vessel OF 200 tuns
and back from tho West indies with sugar az
BE-, aud "A deck load Of molaseos at 81, port
charges paid schooner Of ITO uns TO he sOnth side
of Caba for $780, British brig Of l36 tuns to a
Windwad Island and back for 1859; an American
vessel Of $50 tuus from eastern port TO Rio Janeiro
with lumber 1t SIS 2 H. feet, oil port ciarges paid
an American clip with 1000 bush. Whoal 10 Cork
AID marse; O.! "a. TO the United Kingdom, or ii e
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narkets--CAnr5vtlr nsror1rD pOs Tn. N. =. rs.svu

Isuve M, THuRsrav Ausust 1. 1851
n, Po srhs market Is steady The inquiry Z far q IS r
market l. 6ru With m oder.ts ,s,,, 90. go.
CnEtL pnos q lete and do 6nfs IGlc; .. SO bs.s
d sIs' hrmer, and well held. M, 4, arn, vih.
Rio an sales 81 % bas, lava alic sna 40 bss,
FLOUR AND aEAI-The demand for Western c,,., FLA.
aliIse' out prices Of StpEias brands srs u;cisn,aS
sor' are tresar srd very active m, ,,l. =, -
80" - '0a % w for SugeFfns S,ase witch IL 49,.
~ lot SiPerfne weserl 81 2ja 81 20 for the d.
Tants OF Neteln Eaua chiefly ~ Is; ~ s5a Al A ~
a.eJ 10 81 y91 sS' for Shipping br.nl. n ma 49,.
E Uo otd IS n9SG ~ Tor Tad branls do c,r.ss,
ave- f 9savy more particularly the low grades Ths rrcsps,
a. So p, P. snJ Toe sales are $40 bkls At ~ no
rev, "a Eif"i ohsln flour Is ia fsis request, especsy
=, ssh nfm With moderate receipts Sales Of 90 bb,s
ana 90 o. rde miet TO good SGpeFiue E.tlrsors In
sa.. Of ao DBL 81 i' ne Se. GRADES Re Flea, .sd
hqy n"l-iae Sale. CT So bills. AZ 80 sasz as a. -
ssfS5hd S% % Tor . f~'fa1 a,,is - froni docs u.s.
GR ara rs S.e SAILS o. 90 bb' Bords Pfun.s Sc
ns arrivals Of Wheat not 10 70 apJ pr,ps
Spn.g shade better, Ia equs,, 10 rar -
Iteit ior @ing II med sales Il H. so bus Red ,..sr,
s co. ~ 'hS inside rate In rore; p 400 Losl prns
v.uste Club at S2assc. IL s6a Amber f,y, = ~, 20 ~
push Green Bay Club choice. . Gs 600 bub R,oin
SnIs SC $50 bush White oElo ii Il. i2tt ba,h s.
Red hct hern ct 81 ls Rye = iusc,e 9ge r., ,.
en-, and %. dGjc. Stste. Bailey BAILEY yi, a. 80
Is OGs ncrr plenty, Hd ar easter sses II Csu,s,..
t" 2nld2c Western aid State at 81 d3c Com 4. hs,.jS
TIE decline m.ify tor export; tus s1lSr - III
Iioc for he ,ed; 4i+fe for Faten nsrd S5e r hieI,s
Do ehycs do Of 4lc and '50.1lc Tor Nesttm yellow.
HOFsThe nss IL r.iker Uudsr the Ices AL
news from Europe Aflca which reports te ssnrsd W
az incfssaed Gii0G0 TIE sss embrsce 20 b,,s lSss
growth at S32tc the latter pc, fl u bse. d. Smita Pa
iasty celebrated bTsud Uhon" rses generally b.st
iD1Iyc. ~ are snsrti'e ans hoaiin-t
HAYfhe eusnd "a fr for che tEsds, but aisi for sAis
Ping sales OF hsss OF JG Ac. FOR new aid fJr old
hOLAsSL Tile demand il very liaifedj 'aes oi Cuba 4
IL. D
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philadelphia Cae.io mnrt.t.. .Jrtr 81, 1861.

The ply Of Beef ,e tbs did exceed 90 30.
nuuheg than .t tho dczrd sud pi~s fl
OF rnch lc y r. Gale Pc-s ryled from ga -
for orenAry and good aud from 2sd go 100 10 for PRIME
and extra
snETPTbc sales Of Sheep amounted to AGO head. at fca
Sb0s1 4 cwt, net.
HoCs-Th-re was large supply OF Hog, snnarns 10 rsxy
so0 head They .ot Tom -5d rs 80 Tor sd ard lrcA
s60S6 ~ A. l0J 10 fpr corafrd.
CoNsIhe .alss Of Co.. Bno1ued 10 oaly - bead, ffss
VARYING rom s2ta 4 ~ each
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VOLUNTEERS and TRAVELERS-Do not
leave home without It, Policemen carry with them. No
family wol shop ralro-d steamboat should for moment
be without the STERLING CAMPH0RArED GINGER"
Iii an snfag II gve' instant relief and speedily
Summer Complaint Cholera Morbus Camp Coc Disr-
III Dyseufery and Cbos IN their worst forms For Nausea
ness Dyspcp.a Nervous Debility, sid Tla,uency II
bas no equal One dose may s01eng. life i,.e
Sold 1t retail by al Druggists aud dealers IN medcl, Is
abo.o Eew-Ycfk Whols,o AgcDces--So. 1873 Broadway,
sbo,s Courtlandtst and D. s. BARNES No. 2a Broadway.
Esob bottle bears my sigDs,ore. THOMAS ?. MARSHALL,
Proprsor Of Seug. CurcA Ssye and PoPoisf Medicines
Trenton n. J.
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REED.

GLADwIN-voRis-on wsdnesisy, JOY 81. BY te Rev =.
g. O,eorno. T. Fr.nk GsdSin o. iis q y II ds MAG Nsf
daughter Of v. S. Voris, esq Of EEuokyn
HICKs-HART-At ST. Psurs NJ. =. Church, NcwYerk -
Thursday Aug J. By tho Rsg. ". Hs.hly, he Rev. w W.
vich, Conn.
JENKfNs-MACY-Oa Thu-sd.y, k1s a. The Church ottst
Ascension BY the Rev ooe-ge Dso Ca ie. Iensns
city.
TOUSFY- COPELAND In STANFORD W, on Thufsisy Jdf
rs 1901 By Rev. EerTy ole Gas o. Iossey Of Nss
Nolk to Ai.s Mary H. Copeland Of The f0npeF pace
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-02
CEPHALIC PILLS
CURE SICK HEADACHEl
CEPHALIC PILLS
CURE NERVOUS HEADACHEi
CEPHALIC PILLS
CURE ALL KINDS OF HEADACHE!

By the use Of these Pill. the periodic attacks Of Nervous
Sick Headaeae may b, prevented snd taken at tho
en Of an s.scl immediate elefom pain and sickness vii b.
Obtained
They seldom fail IN removing tho Tar.ea and Htada. to
Which female, arc 40 ,a6 ecl
They sct gently upon the bowels removing co,trtau,
For Literary Men S.pdent, Delicate FsAIes and ell Ter
,or, Of ,eieatary habits they valuable LapIts in
proving the appetite giving AID rgor to the digestive
FANS aud restoring the elasticity tie whole
system 81
The CEPHALIc PILLS are the renl! Of long Investigation
ard carefully conducted experiments having been many
years during which time they have prevented ard relieved
sv.st amount Of pain sna suffering from Heldahr whether
originating In the system from dersrsed Of the
stomach.
They are IN rely vegetable ia their conposon, and may be
taken 81 all dimes with perfect safety wilton! uskrs sny change
of diet, end TIE G5ssAce Of any asogesott' Ge read@
% adm. mate; hen TO children.
BEWARE OF CoUETERFEIrs!
The genuine hsv. Eve signatures Of HENRY C. srHDISG
on each Boz
Sold by Druggists and al other Dealers In MoIsael
AbO, viii be sen, by mail prepaid, on secsip. Q. lie
PRICE rs CENTS.
All order, should ssddrcsredto
HENRY C. sPALDINo,
Nc. ~ Cedar st., Eew.Yort
gA sr.e boisk of srALDIyG's PREPARED GLUE
viii save ten tunes iis cost sanually..A
sPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE
sPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE.
sPALDINGs PREPARED CLUE
SAVE THE PIECES!
ECONOMY! DISPATCH!
GA sTTcH T,sz SAVE. NIgrp1,
A'Gedeah SG hoPpen, sVeH ia rel Tegusat.d ama e. h
very desirable have cheap aud csnysasnt WY of ,p,
hs Furniture, Toys. cfOchery, 40
sPALDINos PREPARED GLUE
meets oil such energences and household eau AID "a h
whou.t- always ready, and up TO the sticking poia
USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE,
MIA bivsb accompanies each bottle P.icc Is cent,
6di,ea
HENRY c. sPALDING,
No 20 cellrsi., Hsn-York
CAUTION.
~ certain urdreP'od persons Gtenpns palm Of on
tie urtup ectg public limitations of M PREPARED GLUE
Iwssd caution Al reross to examine before Puycbans and
Vat tic fun usne
e. sPALppG's PREPARED GLUE n
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49,, IN, R.rr1r.FirLp.--Car;sin Allen. We
oseer who escaped with Mt Dcsss
srtS Of the NewYork 2ls Friday ,igS' ~, i I'd
,hc srdev Church hos ilil between bui Nm ~ go
Manassas Junction says that on THURSDAY ,', 10 he
pe,e a.. boi1is ~ RE q eyioHs Sunday. he ~ans
III he dead sipped % her shirts apa davis i've
@orrowfr 20 iela.c ,ieht OF oaI wonraa :" IN
hi IN n ding CONDITION. uol ~ pnAel S,s,.
tLei, wounds, kN"9~"s'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-02

The business of the Clearing House today is
$l5,2O3,G53.
Tie Manhattan Bank has declared dividend Of four
per cent, payable 18th August. The Orertal Bank
.emiannua dividend Of three per cent payable August
TO- Tire New.York Central Railroad gives notice that
the mortgage bonds Of the Rochester, Lockport and
Niagara Falls Railroad due this day, end assumed by
the Central Company under the consolidation agree
mept. will be paid at the Bank Of Commerce. in this
CITY. The coupons due August l. on the bonds Of the
New-York. Providence and Boston RAILROAD tStonine.
tom vii be rnid by II. Morgan s. Son. The Michigan
Southern Rlilroad Company pays to-day at the BANK
Of North Ameriea, interest upon the Northern Indiana
LEI Mortgage, the Jackson Branch, the Goshen me-
and the Detroit, Monroe and Toledo bonds. The Long
Island Dank has declared dividend Of four per cent,
PAYABLE on demand
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