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The national Republican., 1861-02-22
JOHN S. RAREY
Respectfully announcer that he will give his
FIRST LECTURE AND EXHIBITION ON
HORSE TANNING

Respectfully announcer that he will give his
FIRST LECTURE AND EXHIBITION ON
HORSE TANNING
In Washington, on Wednesday Evening, Fs6ru-
dry 27h,
At half-past o'clock, in a Building now being
erected at great expense, expressly for the
purpose on the site of
THE OLD NATIONAL THEATRE,
E street, near Pennsylvania avenue.
These Lectures will be practically illustrated
vicious and dangerous horses that can be pro-
duced The celebrated Horse
CRUISER,
For SO many years the terror and dread of the
English grooms, but tanned by Mr.. RARRY, and
through his system reduced to perfect tractabili-
IT, will be exhibited also, the smallest Shet-
land Ponies in tho world.
The building will be erected with the strictest
regard to strength and comfort and will be cap
able Of holding
Four Thousand Persons.
It will be furnished with the most comfortable
seats obtainable, lighted with gas, and perfectly
ventilated.
A full corps of ushers will be engaged and
every attention paid to the comfort Of ladies.
Admission Parquette 81 all the rest Of the
house so cents.
The sale of reserved seats for Mr. RARRY's first
Lecture In Washington will commence on Mon
day morning. 25th inst, at the office Of the above
named building, street, near Pennsylvania
| avenue. feb 22-lt
The national Republican., 1861-02-22
Threatened Indian Troubles in Ne
hraaka

Nebraska City, FEB. 2O.-The chief and
warriors of the Atoe Indians arrived in town
last evening, and made peremptory demand
for the payment Of their annuity, due IN Novem.
ber last, stating that their women and children
were starving, and that their payment they
would have, "peacably ifit could be got iu that
way, but If not, forciby.' The agent took what
money he had and secreted il last evening A
large meeting of the citizens was held for the
purpose Of taking measures for selfdefence, if
necessary.
The national Republican., 1861-02-22

The several Committees of Reception, &C., will
be hereafter announced. .-..
Gentlemen desiring invitations for ladies will
leave the name aud address at Gautiers, Philip
4 Solomons, or Stevenss furnishing store.
Subscriptions received at these places.
feb 22-eodtd
The national Republican., 1861-02-22
Large Fire in Richmond.

Richmond, FEB. 2l.-Fitzhugh Mayo's to.
bacco factory was destroyed by fire this morn.
ing, together with its contents, Including
large amount of tobacco ready for shipment.
The loss is very heavy. 1t was partially in.
sured. 40,
The building originally cost 1000. 1t was
tory adjoining, owned by Mason & Timberlake,
was also DESTROYED.
The national Republican., 1861-02-22

UNFINISHED ROOMS to let with or without
hoard, Terms moderate. Apply at No. 406
Eighth street, between and H streets.
dec 20-lm
The national Republican., 1861-02-22
BY TELEGRAPH.

Mr.. Lincoln en- route for Washington.
MeV York, Feb. 2l.-Mr. Lincoln left here
at 8 o'clock this morning, on his way to Wash.
ington. He was accompanied to the depot by
a large crowd, and left amid the savos Of artii.
lery
The national Republican., 1861-02-22
MIR. Yancey Declines q Seat in the
Cabinet.

Montgomery, Feb 20.-It is understood that
Mr.. Yancey declines seat in the Cabinet of
the Confederate States of America, preferring,
at the suggestion Of his friends, to represent
this Government in some European Court.
The national Republican., 1861-02-22
New York Markets.

Nep York, Feb 2l.-Cotton frm-sales Of
5000 bales. Flour quiet--sales Of 10000 bbls.
Wheat steady-sales of 1900 bushels; west
ern red, $l.32 "a Sl.35; white, $l.4O "a $3.50.
Corn heavy-sales Of 10000 bushels; old
mixed, G7a q So cents; new do. G2l @ 63
cents new Southern white, 73 ca II cents.
Pork heavy-prime at Sl2.75. Lard firm at
10 9 lot cents. Whisky firm at III cents.
Sugar heavy-Orleans, So @ 6 SIG cents;
Muscovado, ~ G9 ST cents. Coffee firm at lit
@ l33 cents. Molasses steady-Orleans, 80
(9 81 cents. Spirits Of turpentine dull at 353
"a 373. Rosin firm at $l.25. Rice steady.
The national Republican., 1861-02-22

DIR. JOSEPH T. HOWARD.
OFFICE No. 500 Fifth street, between q and
~ H streets. dec 4-6m
The national Republican., 1861-02-22

The Arkansas Election.
Fayetteville, Ark., Feb. 20.-OMcial vote of
Washington county Majority against Con
vention, 974; average majority Of the Union
ticket, l,400.
The national Republican., 1861-02-22
UNION
INAUGURATION BALL.
March 4th, 1881.
MANAQERs.

MANAGERS.
Hon. J. A. Black, Secretary of Stats.
Hon. J. A. Dix, Secretary Of the Treasury.
Hon. e. N. Stanton, Attorney General.
Hon. Horatio King, Postmaster General.
The national Republican., 1861-02-22

j J Coombs,
Joseph F Brown,
Andrew Wylie, jun,
G W Boteler, jun,
A 8 Solomons,
V Blanchard,
Hudson Taylor,
G A Dana,
J g Abbott,
NJ o Roberts,
NJ McMichael,
] A Duncan,
f Riddle,
J H Puleston,
z X Pangborn,
W Curtis Noyes,
George II Plant,
Fitzhugh Coyle,
G Henry Fisher,
Dean Richmond,
Timothy Davis,
D s Dickinson,
s G Andrews,
Amos Tuck,
Aaron Ward,
VIM Sutton
Franklin Philip,
J c Willard,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-29
THE QUESTION ANSWERED.

As the question Is frequently sked, WHO Is MRS
wINSLOW 7" we viii simply say that she lady wh' Tor
upward thirty years has untngy devoted her tune ana
talents Female Physician and Nur'e principally among
children She has especially studied the Constitution aud wants
Of this numerous class generally overlooked or caeiesy
treated by Faculty in in',ance' and a result OF
tAs effort practical knowledge obtained In lifetime spent
AZ nurse aud physician she has compounded aSOoThlNt
SYRUP for children teethiDs operates like nasc-s'ins
rest and health ard IT, moreover 70 regulate the bowels
In consequence Of this article MRS. WlNSLoW Is becoming
world renowned benefstor Of her children certainly
do Krss and bless her especially Is this the case In tb city
y, quantities Ofthe SOOTHING SYRUP are DAILY sold ard
u,ed here We think MRS. WINsLOW has inmdtalzed her
name by this Invaluable article and sincerely believe thou
sands Of children have been saved from carly grave by is
timely use and that miosyet unborn viii share rs benehs
and unite in calling blessed No has discharged her
duty 10 her suffering little In opinion until he has
given It tho benefit MRS wINSLOWS 500 THING SYRUP.
Try t. msthors-TaY Ladies Visitor New.i ork
City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-29
CEPHALIC PILLS,
CURE SICK HEADACHE
CEPHALIC PILLS.
CURE NERVOUS HEADACHE
CEPHALIC PILLS,
CURE ALL KINDS OF HEADACHE

Bv THE Use o,hese Pills The periodic uitsrks Nrovs or 81
may b. prevented aud taen at the commencement
Of ar attack immediate relief from pain aud sickness wiz be
obtained.
They seldom fall In removing the Esu'ed and Haaddeas N
which females subject
They act gently upon the bowels removing Co''irsne'a
For harv Men Ssuden Decs.e Females and all per'cn'
Of rdsnary hai tt>y valuable Larasre Improving
the appetite giving and v2or to tho digestive organs and
restoring the natural elasticity aud strength Of the whole stem
The CEPHALIC PILLS the result Of long Investigation.
end carefully conducted experiments, having been Ia nae many
years during which time they have prevented sna relieved
vast amour. pain aud suffering frou Heidache whether orig
mating in The aatOE system from dernsed state 81 'h'
stomach.
They entirely vegetable IN their coposos, aud may DO
taken at all times with perfect safety whou, maSngany mango
OF diet and he alIncs Of any Gi.agreess ta.fs rend"fS
& alni.tier th,n 70 children.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFFTTs
H. ernine have i've signatures Of HENRY q. SPALDlSV
osesch Box.
Sold by Druggist. md all other Dessrs In Msdiciasa
Box Will be sent by man prepaid on rsceiPtoitas
PRICE, Is CENTS
All srters should be addressedto
HENRY g. SpALDING,
Ne. ~ CodaTst, New Yert.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-29
A DOWN TOWN MERCHANT.

Having passed several eepes uis disturbed by de aSono.
aud cries OF suffering child end becoming CONVINCED that
MRS WINSLoWrs SOOTHING SYRUP was just tie article
needed procured supply for the child On reaching home and
acqusnog hi. wife with what be had done abe ousedt have
il administered the olad she strongly 10 favor OF
Honeorshy Ths h the child plsed in su1 ring ard the
parents without deep Returning homo tho dag following tho
f,thor found baby sill worse and while contemplating suoth
sopes, night the mother stepped from the to Sead to
.ome domestic duOs and lef the abor with the chile Daring
her absenco he administered portion Of tie SOOlhlNO
SYRUP to the baby, and ed nothing That might 81 h. d'
slept and the lizzie fellow awcke the morning bright I'd
happy The uete delighted with the sudden asi wonder
m change and although ii Gst offended with he deception
pracieed upon her la. continued to the SYRUP eud sui
feriug crying babies and ise nights have disappeN'd
single trial tho SYRUP yet failed 70 relieve Tia baby
and oyescono the preJudices Of the motAer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-29
financial.

GALE of IOWA STATE STOCKS.-PRO-
- PosALs for LOAN 70 the STATE Of IOWA Of 3
by the undergrad Asens at the Metropolitan Bank in tho
City Of kswfork nntl2 O'Clock Of SATURDAY the 18Th
ceedins oooo being part q excsedng 10000
BY e. se P at n' 80 .e q the Eas
and .sle OF Sts ~ procure losn o. money FOR the state
., Iowa snsbe 70 rePe Invasion and defend Itself In war"
The for ica the sealed proposal. aforesaid WIN BE-
ceyed viii fall sho q the said Of $40 600 by the sont
Of which bonds may be sold 10 the States. private
sale at their nominal par value previous to the h day Of July
The Bonds for the sale Which the said sealed propo, viii
be received the Of l0O 800 each the option
o. 9@. I Iaod ,, I Sy s
sndrreasure aud ,esied by the Great Seal o. ID: Si.e q
SAT- but no, sieed 81 tie Great Seal Of IT, STATE Of Iowa
lion Of twenty years from he date thereof and the
81 interest senannas the l days OF January sne Jolly Of
each .sS yT. s , Ti bond per sss G
Bsni In The Cy Of Yors but the Governor may "a
York by giving h days public notice Of such place In three
Tb st hs eycc.by PLEDGED Il. faith to provide adequate
meant to pay interest sad Bonds the same becomes
ard the principal The expiration Of twenty year. ard or
from the ene TAXABLE property VI the 5sie has been and set
apart and Pledged cf bese plpose and 1t msde Tue di o.
the board other ocrr or oces whch Jay
Il provided by law may II nee ssry b. enforced by mada
pu to levy n each year aI utent Tor these purposes sf
psymeut Of all expenses Of collection
x provided BY Law she'll 30 levied BY the STATE
Of Iowa on the stock thereby created nor on tss a.s
10 6owise he impaired by the authority ofthe state o9t
expressly provided thai nothing IN said law Contained shall De- %
construed exempt nom tsrson any part oil the caPS
s,ocI Of the branches Of the state Bank Of lows
The 100 Bonds authorized 6y sj sc viii be sold 81 au
IN State No cond ons proposals VII BE- con d'red Inc
right reserved 70 reject all or any suoh proro.as ~ 'h %
considered will promote the beet interest. Of the state
The will be pcio payable in hand on delivery Of the
Bonds odd to the purchasers. ~, 80, T.,
The proposals viii be opeled 81 10 o'clock the lah lay
Of JJy D. 1901 ny the undersigned At he place Of eep
ton In tho pe.epcs snch per may ffope 10 g
PIE nt and he ardei TO ihe beat and highest oiider
a,ce ptel on the 18Th DAY o. July, A. d. lol.
Proposal. be adlr'ei Der seal 10 The undesgned
oaro Of Metropolitan Blnk Eewf TX City marked foPo'as
fos iowa State Loan -,
number Of certified cores Of the act authorizing said loan
AVID II the action the Board II Comissi'neT tneIe pro-
vJed for with other documents pertaining thereto can =. ouh1
At the Metropolitan Bank In the Ciy OF New oTs, Tor sP7o
ton and eSsmin alton
MATURlN h. FISHER,
New. OK. Juno ~ isl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-29
Hle0ital.

A SIGNIFICANT FACT-A distinguished
statesman being ssted what the principal Produc-
lions Of New England replied; NewEngland RArsH MEN.
The force Of his reply consisted In the ,c that New Ensandes
have worldwide reputation Of hardy, athletic men
and women strong and vigorous In body and mind What the
mainly depends the ndreseni Of the
child Nearly every HewEn gland mother provides MRS
wINSLoW's SOOTHING SYRUP for her BaBA-ihere Is no
Of country earth where has been 40 Long AID 50
UNIVERSALLY USED.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-29
morHFRsl MorHERsW MoTHFRs ~

An old nur,e hor children Don't fail to procure MRS WINS
LOWS 500 GBiNG SYRUP for children teethius has no
equal On mother who has tried INKS WINS
LOWS SYRUP children viii 20 ct her clid
Pass through the s,rr,og and critical period Of teehins w
cut tho all Of this invaluable propagation II r and besis zen
be estimated By dollar. aud cents l. worth IS weight in god
Millions Of bottles sold evoy yeZ in To. United S'se'
Il /. an old and wei.thed remedy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-29
eyEN.ED PROPOSALS will be received by the Tie
Dsntlsitp

rs,HE largest and cheapest Dental Esao'S He SO
60, v ana 40 PSI Fulton.st brooklyn iissn u -.
o'Tt sets u Teeth on their mProved Annosphso Is
~, psitisl on gold, tsper .oon
YTUUIDIF IMPROVEMENTS in DEN IL,
my pa.ns dc,rors OF any deiisl opers'i9l 7" ~ 100
Il greatly to their n,.esg call 10 EI syiE did GOD
psrcur attention lsinvied 20 ~ ,,hch deass everything
tb Isd in Ills way wih NOT ACHE "in oss as es-
Te.or. n sye.Y respect good rs ever NJ Il iNGERsOLL.
sonap,r. --.......--s. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-29
9ules In Artilon.

A NJ. MsgNis. Aucioueer
by BANGS, MERWlN y o., lryc'g BniidncS
ID Nos "a .nd $50 BfoSwAysses 81 AoeAs SI'i4o -
Iistures, WORKS Of AIT Fancy foods. FaInit.rs. sc
"a MOSDAT EiENlNG, July !, At = gs"c> o. /,
NAbUABlE PRIVATE LIBRARY Of elntco tes.ih sn1
Anne Ian St.ndsi Library Books, many Of ilru Ie s' "a
ard IN hns 5indne Also variety Of ye'y "a 20 "oA -
GLIDING PGet.e 10 For particulars Catalogue sha 10
logks.
GKO. A. LyAuFr. Aicts,rser,
10y CEO. A. LEANITT q CO.-Irade sac
Rooms Eo, ~ and - Msrcsrs' Cor the sale Of beos
StatioB-y Works Of Art. etc. Consi .naents soced
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-29
spALDING's PREPARED GLUE,

SAVE TIE PIECES
ECONOMY! =, DISPATCH
a,c,argfs pH hdpprn 10 DcyegnIdies JaHcs tli
xey desirable to cheap convenient. way Tor 10
,siTInr Furuiture, Toys. Crockery, NC
P""e SPALDlNO'S PREPARED GLUE
,eets all ,pch emergencies and household afford obs
vitLoutt is always ready aud up TO the sticking point
"USEtUL IN h. cry HOUSE"
AdJ,e.s HENRY c. SPALDlNG,
No. ~ CedarssH NewYoTk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-29
Go n1bom II man Concern.

4 LII persons indebted TO the Estate OF Nathamei
~ Gilman late Of the City Of NewYork. deceased ss
quotes 70 unte inmeaie payHe2t to the undersned ouy
qualified Executors at their Office, NO. gS God-.i.
GEO. r. GILMAN, Ed. MCCLELLAN Executors,
ITO COLLECTURS.-A very choice cabinet OF
IL COINS for SALE Catalogues sent anywhere receipt
Of 20 cents ssmps ALFREDS ROBINSON, NUM- sDstts,
No 3o9 Maiust. Hartford
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-29
6onses ano farms t)anteo.

E'ARM or COUNTRY SEAT WANTED-Un.
Il incumbered and worth from 5000 to $1,000 in Ell.
change for that valuable 6vetory STORE aud LOT No 81
Wsters lightly iacumbered Inquire at No. SO Wsters for
the owner from a to any day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-29
AArILLIAMsRURGH SAVINGS BANK. /.

WILLIAMSBURG SAVINGS BANk cr,,
w usr % South - ard 4th it. Br,otn. u Id 10
DE-Dspo,tor, hereby aetNlst that s.ln s'bns
divi.ud II "a. # SIX PER CENT fFk ANNUN 90 y
-, 81 = ana .pW ard thst sbsu haze been d.pi ales
months on a.. lot day ~ July neIt ~ he paid 70 derct; On
or ser MONDAY July $ lnt'rst rot "a led tot ~i 20 %
to the ere 81 # deposou Ietpal
u-poa nd On or bsore tAe 10Th day Of July vi srT IN
tsfet fr.l tbe inst a
The .s 81 the institution clrely invested " l"rs .
ot,es 81 real estate worth double the an1 ut ls@1 "a
in c,u Ara county be- ads In the ) a.. Of Ne~-NoiA
TIE tank /, open brsress DAlLi Sundays ts3 hos
''"P' ~" WILLIAM WALL pre.deat =
ssE ,2H ,s, FCA RaIeos Vic. 3r'.id'"'s
SAEsrHx w. TRrsiow, SECRETARY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-29
20 Get.

ITO LET-TO small respectable Families,
Il HOUSE No. 238 West 26h-st. also two small HOUSES
IA the immediate neghborhood Of the Rent from $3.50
to 1918 per Also few good FLOORS at low rents 10
good fsiiesa having Gas and Water In Apply to j. COR
BIN, No 223 Yves, 25th-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-29
Proposals.

ASslsrAsT OuARrEHN lSryR ORSEVALs OrFof
No 6 State. st, NBg-ioHs. Juas 20 l"oi.
GEALED PROPOSALS viii DC received az rs
y ~. pntil . oclosk p M TO-DAY. for supplying Lev
WOOL FELT HATS for the uss Of the Amy -
Person. main. oilers viii please sale theu pi.' % u 20
ree the names OF tLair references and the shortest ne ~
In which they can 30 delivered sample nay Do 'esh s'''
~ ' D. d TONPKfNS
Assistant QuaItern.astsr General, O. ;. y.
l,EALED PROPOSALS viii be received oy 'he
> school OHeer. OF the Twelfth Wert az me or 80 -
- 81 r. Rod a. pdtratiop corner of Grsud euf f'ei
,moi WEDNESDAY, Jaly ,. 1901 At ocl9eA "a
- rh,r, serees necessary for iurDishl.k 10 =
NJ n u sad aid pursuant plans aad 'pr'i'V'. W
and 20 be- seen tho odleo Of the 49, ,e.,.-
n, filing, No "a CrosDyst Each pfeplssi Iu'' - -,
,.d Midi ho names Of respousioe an % -.
G tho faihll performance Of the contract me ~ ,bs MO-
~ 49, WsI reserve the right 10 REJECT any o. az u inc p"
P'sss '"'4eN' z" ~ JAMES MACKEAN. } 49,,
JOHN ~ REED, iConmhre
DAVID s yACkSON,)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-29
DIME SAYINGS BANK.
CLEyELAsD AND roLEDo RAILROAD Co. OYrics,
CLgyKLaSp Ohio. March, 1901.
TEHE CLEVELAND AND TOLEDO RAIL-

II NE tLENfLAND AMI lOlEiO
ROAD COMPANY ca1y 70 receive eSehsnge foI ter
rdi junction RlrtsA Fr, N'gs fir, 'yui2n pnds
d,d AprH 1881. Junction rosd tist Mor's-r. Sod
arr.sr. sc.d. d.sa Nov l. is52 iansios Rsoad neon.
Bonds lu dated jane T. 1857 Toledo, Nofwes and
Cleveland first sorss.s Bond. dsfrd Sept iaal ris,
Nors a. and Cevo and Second M0rtugs Bolds dated set
1851 cleveland md Toledo Income sud Diyid nd honct n
tho va ion- issues up 10 n. pf,s-ni tune 800. . -
The SINKING tIND MORTGAGE BONDS, orcfea IN "a
the foregoing 10 Dc -ecud M main ut
Of TIC Company. Road subject 20 about f'2eo ouy 81 ies
upon a.. other property be-. Bsns th. Cey. tud iae
40 Railroad COMPANY aud asp b. Sinking fuud u
per Funded Deb; ~ The C0mpi4y manage
Comm Into whose hsris thu upany has Ary
pd about ooO They made
bic 10 New ork city w 1850 aud rear rcuiannue lD"feS
Coupons per cent. pz,obe a, Corr ENehNs" Ia A.
nomination Of Dts Th1sani no4rs. snd limited 10 th<
amount of Three and a isf Mi,icrs
Fsrb te- have been effected the tine 70 the amount
Of rond-fsy 1ve. One 81 Boz Do.ats oie various ce.sr
fr hc iAe snang fund Mortgage bonds his" been h'lec
Thr attention Of pas holding tie remsrins porto"
IT, vatou. NAMED above 4 Invited 20 re -.1t
thas afforded them tae the ueF hoga so az r1chi %
Tor Bond. they hold and hich are Sofh 10 more -
the .ark-f than the S.uk.nz Fund Noftsh-e Bonds
We would rem4k Thai The a5-orPi"n 81 no" ousaflnf
Bonds Of i-s4ss above naled emma c4s he s"y
uuou Bonds nd therefore the value ~ ne Bong ne
-@v..thet IA thssa Bond wi hec1n" he % q
Mangass Bonds upol property oosts; IVA hrh -n
that ~ady these Bonf add w tie Ns~ Oh h'e -
lsh - ~ PER c.u's and that he payment OF N1
Bosd-l Deat VIII til enhaucs ths vns = hse AZ.
Cso.s securities and IeteaT them very ds-1e iv' 'S
nsBt -, 4. -. ii..
.h. old Boa1s M Of 81 N 90 Mrssrs CAhff ar
VFKHfLyF 80 ~ Wal New York lsho " y ii.a" ~
Bsuas snd sijss any differences II ins~fe o. 70 wv
ta on eats II by the untied states fHp-sl IN '"
rely ias upon ,pTomp, re.aIn Of " =, W., 90 a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-29
CATfTTON

CAUTION
As certain unprnclped person attempting to palm on oa
be unsaspectin public limitations Of my PREPARED CLUE
wod caution ali persons to examine before purchasing and
-, hat the ful name, 800 ,,,.o.,,, 49,. -
isen the outside wLppcr III ohsrs sviHdng eouHieeR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-29
1nsnrante Companies.

NEW-ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INSUR-
IN ANCE COMPANY (pu.rl, Mutual Sosicn, Mass Aeeu.
nueted Fund meet los neatly Two Millions Losses during
II years 500 OO Dividends paid il cash. in IL years
Last Cash Dividend 81 per csnt Net assets OYER
liabilities 46OOCo Iutore ting documents concerning Life
Insurance furnished gratis.
JOHN HorPER, gent AVID Attorney for the Company,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-29
THIS IS TIE SEASON or TIE YEAR

When children eethnr are sno,t &c tain alced With
dy,er,ery and diurhea. mrs. WlNSLOW'S SOOTHING
SYRUP SEvEEYAILISG ERHEDr ioF ihoss diseases and
will give immediate relief from all pu snd h.tre'' incident to
the process sehns Every mother shoud provide Tor h
children.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-29
6orsss, Carriages, &e.

A LADY'S SADDLE HORSE, kind in all
"a harness free and pleasant diisyI stands without tying
l. kind Cor children ride bady Saddle asd Cents sad
die aud Bride, aad Hsne Apply b. PHILIPS
Livery stable Of 5hst and Railrosdey Morri.anh
I ARGE SALE Of FLOODED HORSES.-A
IL public sale Of F0RTYFOUR COLTS and PiLi1ES, sred
by Hetmes G. Pstchen NewJerey Imported b. aou
in and other stations repu'e take place at BORDEN
TOWN n. j. TUESDAY NEXT, J,ly 3 lGol, conEe~sing
OF o'clock, p precisely, without regard 70 weather
Terms cash, 4. banksbr funds
The any time and every maon gives
By the owners a MAILLIARD,
II. BECKETT
Trains leave SewYork for BOrdentown at 6, aud IA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-29

TESTIMONIALS.
Gadiper Rbea..o and Ne7rai,Ia comrecnd,g, I, the
best medicine tbs disease that eves san CEAo H.
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fined 70 nv reypra weeks last Setn %hs eney eSsa
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r." tiardioeFs Rheuns and Neuralgia pound hNe
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th,v been afflicted vi s.l, Rh,uro ip r. w.t 'orn FOR
los rime and uttered than can be- mssiaed eIoeg s
ihos similarly aces ied one bot o.. Jo al
A MORDO Pcastsi. Hone. Bos'en. N" 10
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ALBEIT SMITH W sisss Der VI Congress Lem SlsitA
Tho undeIsgsi hese certify tina, hsy have used Gar
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Rheuaat' aad Ne9r. and found in every oae hnT
quail les and would urnend all who Afflicted vita
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