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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-09-13
HUNNEWELL' IS
CELEBRATED
TOLU ANNOD1NE.

This great Neuralgia Rem .dy and Natural 0piaie calls
Tor special attention anu Interest, being free vi opium! o.
prepa ttOns VI opium ns bat lis strictly vese'd
out. Tooth and Ear Ache Spinal Complaints Bire'ii!c
ali mnOr Nervous Complaints
For loss of sleep, Chronic or Nervous Headache S.ch
Headache. il has equal ami l. which otc- tesilu o.
| mails from uIIcut TED sources
For Derium Tremen> il : sure remedy.
For Bowel Com plants iacGitIS Cholera horhus il :
spleadly adapted. i'll uOS Ouy removing the pain, tui
acting phy>C. yre; Contrast with opium which ioI
Only vpIi>J.-s and rLy, the s>tru hui na.v. iile
remedy worse than the disease
From Pay soa:- as sijrlon. and on demand FoT
uu!as Trial Bottles III b. sent, .yel~ ils il TIE A.
v.yie uyiie wii, has lp:s Le,. Waited and il. tn
pie.
From yali- Ne ass spondence Tor Pamphlets q
explanation. w!ih9U; '.pu>t;-r->tauPs.'
fIees-ls-se Cough Remedy, a. cents per bottle
TON Anodyne, -
JORS l.. HCSNEW ELL. Proprietor,
CheIniIn.s; MI PharInaeeutiet
No. Commercial Wharf. Boston, Mass.
For sale ty al Usual wholesale and retail dealers IL
every town and city.
J. { Bingham. Hoyt Green 81. Joil,bury Vail. a.
nerd Co. Daiivi,. ) y Gould. est Concord u II
J VI Weeks. Lyndon; IL. A. QGnty. Lyndon Center
Stanton. No Dallll!c- Putnam SprasGe. Caot. Hum
pi.rey Smith, last Burke French 4 Son Lul-A.-rs
agents. l.Nl-52
FRED Z. SMITH Montpelier wnolesale Agent
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-09-13
'f'HRESI1ING MACHINES.

The subscriber continues to manufacture these
Machines at his shop at Wheelock. Vt. and has
made several important additions and improve
ments IN the same. so that for durability and ease
ease OF operation he confidently believes they
CANNOT BE BEAT.
lie Is now getting ready large number of said
machines for the fall and winter work. which he
VIII sell on reasonable terms for approved credit
or cash down OSRORS VAIN
Wheelock, July 6, 1861 l25Otf
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ST. Johnsbury. ~ the following reasons: Isl.
his facilities are such that he can afford work low
er than any other shop in Northern VT ID. he
allows nothing to leave the shop but he will war
rant the workmanship; and he has a large as
>ortment Of sash and doors on hand that MUST
be sold Nice bev doors and the fancy STYLES of
sash he offers a low as he has formerly solo the
plain article. Please all-before purchasing else
where. ART
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-09-13

WE offer l. the country trade AMI consumers. i
-te assortment ii every variety "i LlqUOr,. Wines
&c AID would say that our experience oi more than For
" Years importers I. lot oily asuiticis guarantee
the purity o. goods 5Ut hat i enables Ole al
vantcs " buyers that cannot le ex,el+i 10y a,y house
in Boston Ow.ns 10 the i:t uty OF proc ur!!- man
towns, strictly pu.e and reliable article "f Liquors anu
Wine. for neiic.aalt other pUrpo>.>.we have Tor man,
yeats gwen special attention 10 un- orders III priy ae
Us. and Consumers vii md il greatly ,,.r Advantage
10 send their orders direct employ travel
linz other agents whatever. Persons Who require pure
Liquors ami " ncs, III large small quantities may
assured that all orders VII rrCeiv. best personal
tertion and that every article hose Vii be
sasia, t1rv IN e'sry respect. CoLun!J by mail
vii receive prompt attention with full and com ete cat
alOsue O. .oJt- prices. e.
Id RICHARDS & SONS,
= :. State Street. Boston.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-09-13

True CoURAGE.-For a man to say that
his soul is incapable Of fear is just as absurd
as to say that, from peculiarly of constitu-
ton, when dipped in water he does not get
wet. You. human being, whoever YOU NAV
be, when YOU are placed in danger, and re-
feet upon the fact, You feel afraid Don't
vapor and say no we know how the men
tai machine must work. unless il be diseased.
Now the Thoughtful man admits all this; he
admits that bullet through his brain would
be very serious thing for himself, and like
wise for his wife and children; he admits
that he shrinks from such a prospects, he
will take pains TO protect himself from the
risk; but he says that if duty requires him
to run the risk he will run it, This is the
courage ofthe civilized man, as opposed to
the blind, bull dog insensbili,y of the say
age. This is courage-to know the txis-
tence Of danger, but to face il nevertheless.
-Comtry ParSon.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-09-13

A HARD oT.-Among the acts of "thls
proscrip,ve administration which were
''calculated to disgust the democrats" and
"to inaugurate party instead Of patriotism,
was the removal Of Robert G. Scott, Mr. Blu
chanan's consul at Rio Janeiro, who was
displaced for no other reason than because
he was democrat At the capture Of Fort
Hatteras paper was found from this pro
scribed democrat" giving the names, descrlp-
ton, destination and time of sailing Of Amer
lean vessels bound from Rio to the tni,ed
States, SO that the southern privateers nigh;
know when and where 10 come for them
Several of these vessels have been taken in
consequence of this information. The peace
party should pass resolution Of thanks to
Mr. Scott, and another rebukns Mr. Lincoln
for his "proscrirton" in removing SO valua-
bic an otiicer.-l Providence JoumQl.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-09-13
NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED.

| ~ Which make my stock consisting of WATCH
Bs, JEwELRY, SILVER and SILVER PLATED WARE.
FANCY GOODS, GERMAN TOYS, Books and STA
T1oNERY. the largest in this or any Of the north
ern counties. Z. Z. CHlLDS.
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7 D. kILBOCRNE. d. D. 5
DENTAL. SURGEON.

OFFICE. con. MAIN AND CENTRAL. SIS, DR. BCTIY
OPPOSITE II JoHN>BJKY HurSs3.
OIhOe c>t.ol.si.t! II las
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= :. State Street. Boston.
Boston. Apr. 5. I-GI 3---g
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-09-13
Agricultural Implements and
Machines,

comprising Flows and Plow Castings from Nourse,
Mason y Co.. NJ. X }. II. Buck K Co. and Luke
Buzzell, also the repairs for the Fairbanks pow.
HowE's HORSE Hot. Reversible Steel Teeth
Cultlyators. Also the teeth wi,hOu, the wood.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-09-13

RIDGIN1 Flows. Road Scrapcrs. Seed Drills.
Root Cutters. Hand and Power Feed Cutters.
Corn Shelters, Fan Mis-, Grain Scoops, Pick
Axes, &c, &c.
The New York herald., 1861-12-17
THE EFFECT IN THE UNITED STATES.
PHILADELPHIA.

'IfAnsrpHlA, Dec. To- 1861.
1lts money irtcls = e .tr,-.in el this city, says
III. foreign vsas caused ieverish and excited siock
market to-day, with downward tendency, particularly
IN lancies.r Reading declined rer cent. The bet
lr classes securities sympabzes with This downward
movement but m e absence OF transactions prcss
entirely nominal The best bids for state loans
per cent below Saturdays prces In monetary circles
sere much dsrust and capalistssre holding on until
,ha hiuster sndI excitement subsidies The general be
l,eris yat tho English press exaggeraes the policy Of
tost gogernmet and that The difficulty is chat
he .e lcd iy diplomacy .hc n1air win however doubt
le.s have The good effect OF arosing ciii3ons TO
,crse 81 cur weakness the deences Of this locality
aud settling the dispute Al present Existing between tho
state Department and the state government respecting
,go necessity OF their immediate improvement.
There was bnt little movement in cotton TO day, and
,r.ccs are unchanged There WAS some little excitement
a, the corn Exchange. RrssdstuGs ars generally un-
coaaged.
fbe resolution of ar yaIsndignam in The House TO
The New York herald., 1861-12-17
Died.


AcmFsA>.tt Yorh vis, On SUNDAY December n, Of
ipthrrlal Group inhR s., son of James and Helen Ack
crpsp IN bs Jtb year
Ibs funeral aill place IRON, f,st kghty -fcarth
clever O'Clock The remains viii Dc taken 70 Grcens ood
Cemetery FOR iniernsent.
B.cAr--.n F,rooslyu, on Sunday, ,eceusbcr Ij Ru,y
H., wife Of Noel J ecar, and only daughter N Mr. Shep
ard Mount, aged 1s Ia,s,
The relatives spd risnds Of the f,I1y respectfully
invited toalend the funeral this Tuesday ste.noon
three O'Clock ffon Christ church, CLINTON street
-tath lroohlyn.
R.rsE,-dn .Sintay rnoi ming ircsmhar Is SrsAy
10 of Tho late george Barnet, ~ tho 6Dh year Of her
ago
The relatives and friends Of the family are re.peot.
fully invited ~ attend tho funeral from tho resdonce
her son law John Mccarthy, No S5tllrelont avonue
Brooklyn this [racsdsy) Afternoon At hslf.pas ons
O'Clock
BRnw,s--At stockbrdgc, Mass. oo Monday, Dc
ccrber l6, Mira, FAlA i. seawPR vito OF soy. Josiah
Drawer, and daughter or Rsv Dr. Field aged - years
lSpyAS--On Monday, December 1G, HARyifr A.. wife u'
Frederick u B. Bryan, Of this city
Funeral from loo East Fourteenth street Wednesday,
afternoon, at two O'Clock.
CASGy.--On Sunday, December 15 lLWAm.fi J., pifo
OF William CaDoy, and daughter Of Thomas eDd Margaret
Jackson, aged 20 years.
invited TO attend the funeral, from hcr late residence
i2i West iForty street, this Tuesday a. twelve
O'Clock The remains will be taken 10 Greenwood Cens
tory for intermcnt.
ber I5 PETER CRny gardener, IN tho a0so esr Of hs
age.
Funeral this (1uesaay) afternoon, at ere O'Clock from
tho rcsidencc Of his late employer An Eighty fourth
| street, between avenncs and H.
CiiLAs.--on Saturday, leccmbor.fa, RosASA Cu1ns,
| wife Of Francis Cellan, aged % ycaG
The funeral viii take place f.nm hor late residence
No 800 Eighth avenue thia (rocdey) afternoon al hall
! past O'Clock. Hcr remains will be intorred in Gal
] vary Cemetery
| CANDLws -DcpaT,ed Ais o, on iionday Deosmber t6
The New York herald., 1861-12-17

MCENDAeY FIRES SOUTH. There seems 10 be
some doubt whether or not the great fire at
charleston was incendiary or accidental and ic
che former, whether the slascs the poor
whites we're the incendiaries. We think II
probable That the poor whites who are mostly
Irish, have taken this method OF revcnging
thenisclycs upon the outrageous despotism OF
JEFF Davis frishmep are seldom slow to re
sent wrong OF careful what means they take
TO avcnge it, If the Charleston ire was incen-
diary We may expect to see all Of the principal
Southern cities in flames within two months.
These things propagate themselves.
The New York herald., 1861-12-17
THE NEWS IN CANADA.

HMaAI, Dec. y, 1851.
Tia ucopean neG. caused great cxccm N, in this city
,er time; but The tan,mous feeling was Shat Engads
1.nands for Mason and siiden could be listened
,r Il moment The sober second thought i, that our 20.
ye.aaau .hoald be arn Dnt coueiiiatory but Il tho al
.rraire ia gvs p hr commissioners. isbt then gh.
No>resA,, lee IS, 1861.
The news iroIn England By the Eiropa ami City Of
M,suocton createa much sxctc,ocpt There Is strong
British feeling throughout the province.
Toi.os,o, Dsc. rs, lsoI.
rlc Ens.h neAs eau.cs intense excitement, and the
action Of tho home government IS strongly approS ID
The New York herald., 1861-12-17
Arrival Of the Champion fron A-PiH-

The steamship Champion. fsro'n' Wilson, from A4p"
s December 7. arrived herr about twelve O'Clock last
night, bringing the mails passenger and specie.
Dec IL, lat. 31.30, Long - she was chased by
threo mss' t propeller square rgEca On the ioreast
aha carried three large shysa- ore staysa' and D
appeared e. have round stem, ti oicse stack, bets
she man ard niyzen nass, had 81, large boats painted
<bits hsnsna 10 the davits tndsbipsi to oil appear
ance vessel newly pl,ntcd; the bottom painted
very bright rad After hour chase, she hcstei tbe
Hngli,j ti,e og which we took aatce.
Tho solo ing 10 the specie ~ u ho Champion
The New York herald., 1861-12-17
The Excitement Throughout
the Country.
The Impression i'm Washing
ton anst Elsewhere.
The Eject Among the sold Country
men" in the Metropolis.
What Is Thought Of the English
Views in Canada,
THE FEELING IN WASHINGTON.

THE FEELING IN WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON. Doc. 10. 1881
There - infinitely les, excitement here consequences
be everywhere else The officers the government ara
quite composed, and exhibit evidences Of the panic
furry that prevails Wall street so far from psrceying
III the extracts from the English press anything cause
apprehension they are only astonshod that tho usually
sagacious business community Of New York should so
easily become excited over tho speculatons Of
English Journals tathe purposes Of the British govern
ment, when II Is not only improbable. but almost
possible that those purposes could have early
made public and especially in the opposition papers
II still less probable tha, Tho contents Of dispatches
TO gov ernmen minister should 30 given the press
in advance Of their Transmission TO thor defamation II
IS doubtles, true chat meeting of The British Cabinet
was held and that three Of tho minister's who were
absen, summoned, and awaited themselves Of
pecal train to attend The council Such events are not
uncommon even in this country, whore Cabinet meetings
ne held twice week, and Cabinet frequently
travel in special train 70 attend them.
4 is unauestionaby ,rue that a special bearer Of
dispatches 70 Lord Lyons has been sent to the United
H'es; p" TINS Is nos ey any means startling TACT
Har"y ascancr mas sailed froa New York Of lat" that
did carry special bearer Of dispatches to some
one OF our own ministers shroad. and neither Wal
street in Now York, the cotton factors Of Liverpool
and London, thrown into commissions by The event
1hcre IS no doubt th,i The English people quite in
asnah a. the oodnes, q an Hmerican naVa oicer IN
boarding an Enl,.b vasc, ana taking from h.r ,, -.
''s ''''' "'' 'A'' ~
:"
''''
80 "
49, rO'''S
- rGxxtG.AY7,s,-.ra c1x -Ixy E -r..~
cnracser ihocntcRpy ue exfs"s from tna hngiish
papers Drought ny 'ne Europa.
There must be commencement o. negotiations bcore
any u'tima'um can pe rsacheu' our own government
The New York herald., 1861-12-17

Tux tfOLLY OF CONGREss.'it is perfect folly
for Congress TO be wasting its energies and its
speeches upon the slavery question. Leave the
slaves 70 be disposed Of by generals like sher-
Ssn The integrity Of the Union is assailed
from. tie South and from across the sea- The
fnances of the country need 10 be arranged.
Attend TO these subjects, gentlemen, and leave
Ssmbo to himself and Greeley. Talk about the
negro produced this war; talk about the negro
will newer end II.
The New York herald., 1861-12-17

Co'1oN AND CoNrHAsANnss.-O policy in
regard TO cotton and contrabands is beginning
TO tell. General Sherman seems to understand
the whole subject thoroughly and practically.
He has now about three thousand negroes al
aud near Beaufort picking cotton for transpor
eStion Norih. Let his example he initiated by
all our generals, and let Our generals, and MOI
our Goagscssmen, look after the inevitable ne
gr0 until this war is over
The New York herald., 1861-12-17
Gorrn ud's Poudrc subtitle q


Btrss---5r Rss -Ijn sunday, Dccember III, EDwAIu,
B1RNs 10 NNsf. dargh'er n' Hugh RurD3. of Tyrone
county, ireland
ressI--Fslp.--,n i'.ilsdIpjaia, on Wednesday, DE.
cenber ~ tho Weat Spruce atrce church by She Rev.
W r. Breed, assisted Dy D, w. S. Clark, Rev. iAA. H.
CrAyr OF li2abcih ~ j., TO KATE W, daughter of the
late Charles feld ksq., OF Philadelphia.
OAsKrA--IftKkEAt Sanaria, Island Of ST. Domingo,
on Monday, June TO- by tho Rev. " NDderyoat, Captain
Jp DE O'sfrA, Of tho Engineer corps Of the Spanis5
Army, 10 oRESte daughter Of William T. mixer, efths
city.
TX E,rops --BtpGEH.-ia BROOKLYN on Thursday, De-
ceu,ar II nj the residence Of tho brides father by the
Fcy. McC Holmes, ap.ain rusoDDRp q. PEABODY, Of
kepnebunk Naino 70 Miss - H. BApGgR osugh,er
ofA II B,J ger, Of tho former plaoo.
lia--l,.Rr1rI.-rD sunday, December 10, al the
Church Of the Memorial by Tie Raw Dir Cook Lieutenant
;o3T BAvCIAy RELI oc he United states Navy TO Miss
ioulsA BAKEwEil.
~ yn-ssgp II Stamford, Conn. on Monday ,Decou,.
bcrl5 ~ the fatber of thr bride Mr. WILLIAM d. s~re 20
Msa E!,THEs-M daughter Of Kew. John smith.
The New York herald., 1861-12-17
MOVEMENTS OF TROOPS IN GEN. BUTI.ER'S
DIVISION MORT WARREN PRISONERS
GOING TO FORTRESS MONROE, ETC.

VVI'TV y 'O''N1''"'' f.'E,NIsVI1' 'I1N.
y SrX&1,- v. 80 1p-roN, Dec. l6 1861.
M aseni f the steamship Fuon is here in connection
With Captain Walton, negotiating with General Butler 10
transport the Maine Twelfth Regiment in tho Fulton to is
destination
rhe bark Island City is expaeed 10 leave 10 morrow,
conveying two hundred and fort. tort Warren prisoners
AaEortres Monroe, whore they i'l swat exchange.
The New York herald., 1861-12-17

RO0uES AND RAsCAIs, AslEND.--If there are
any rognes and rascals in this city not yet gone
to the wars they should prepare to join the lob
by at Albany after the first of January. They
will find fine pickings there in railroad and
other Jobs, Greeley is to be chief of the lobby,
and with Raymond as Speaker the rogues and
rascals will rule the roast. There is money to
he ulade sure
The New York herald., 1861-12-17
REPORTED ENGAGEMENT BETWEEN THE
4 SUMTER AND THE jI,OQUOIS.

+.;s- Rh,aoRr, Dec. 10, 1851
Tho fsynss has arrived here She reports speak
ins tho fDesh brig Mary Morton, which reported that
the Sesater and Iroquos had Ind engagement,
Aad that Of them, she did Know Which hod put
nto Martinique 70 repair damages.
The New York herald., 1861-12-17

!neroy from tho day of our crossing the bound
kry line.
Meanwhile, in view Of the possible rupture
with Great Britain, let Congress abolish our
treaties with Canada, from which she has been
deriving such great commercial advantages,
and let us isolate ourselves IRON the province
without delay.
The New York herald., 1861-12-17

TsK COMMG LEcITRE or WENnnLl. PHI.IIPs--
In the lecture which Wendell Phillips is to de-
liver In this city next Thursday evening il is
American government, and prase that of Eng
land. iD relation to the Ircn; business. Between
the abot'iionists at home aud the aristocrai,
abroad there has always been conspiracy TO
diegrace this country.
The New York herald., 1861-12-17
Nan-Arrivnl or Colonel NfuiligaN

Colcn~, Michigan. who rSpectrd 70 arfiFs is't
might, did mako his appearance IN our city ~ VII
probab'y arrive this morning. IN next "Wednesday
blight bo s lecture aid Of se i,'s relief Iana lho
heso OF ie&i &iaston will donb receive thst honorable
kecsp,nn ehch he deserves ns i patriot and soi,"I.
The New York herald., 1861-12-17
TIE RECENT FIGHT IN WESTERN VIRGINIA.

tiS,iSNAtf, Dec. 10, 1861.
despsteh from Phlipp says th, force at the bat
Gis OF Allegheny camp numbered one thousand eight
huadrsd. lbey came IN sigh Of The enemy drawn up in
Sine of bsite in front OF their nreIchmen,s charged
upon them add drove them back. A hot nre kept
ap daring tho afternoon both sides aud several bril-
EaAt charges were Madc by
General M.iroy withdrew b;s for a. nighsli intend
tng 10 renew the attack in the morning. During the
night, however the rebels sicnt oft ihor camp, burn
sng everything they could moi carry with them.
Our los, is twenty killed and thirty wounded, wbo the
rebel loqs hundred and Ae'y Killed including field
ohcer. %~s
BY this action the front or Goncra Reynolds is cisar.
<tho enemy there being orgsnlcd rebel force within
forty miles OF our advanced post
detach,nent sent out from shiipp Saturday re-
EARNED lat night with ten rebel sncrss including the
notorious Jake Kun.
The New York herald., 1861-12-17

TpR CRY NJ BALTIMORE OFF ,r .scR.--rhe stea,r.hp
Elty Of baltimore, hence ror Liverpool will he Dire og
NAps Race Wednesday Dispatches for Europe ran
kst through The sgoncy OF ncors,tioses lsa I5
SNky, New York, up 20 Tuesday evening
The New York herald., 1861-12-17
MISCELLA.NEtlI% ~

n ct HOLIDAY PRESENTS, SsIrhIsJiE FOQy
lJn AND YOUNG, WEAK AND Sr1slAti.
IGEAT AND SsGiIL
AT BAsslORNS.
arrygK l.hlrED NlAIsE At BASSFOseDS,
TABLE, CUTLERY At BtSSFOkDiS.
rJRE sErS AND FENDEJss Ar HaSSttssD s.
vFATRAYs AND D00R MhrS NJ Bh,SIOB ~
ROCKING HCESRS, St.EItarS Az 1ASSr' .SgJS
sR ATES SKATES, Sk<TEs Al kASsr soFUS
Come use conr NIL and see
Ihe freea and \ s.o.sme IA.
Fe,ne.aper. EDWARD u. BAssroRDs
Notorious hr.l eiasss nd cheapest
ror,e Farr.,atas.g Bazaar ~ the city
The Cooper Irs.a'e
one beck Fl on, ystoadw sy
Cacupys. ste front OF Asior place,
Fron, Third Fourth avsnus
A ". eAiI.-RAsT vPElGET ilNE
~ HOPES
GOVERNMENT phslr A'rsn
IA wa.fneee narfistuFg with ON chapstnv ,,rs or
bveaEing bua special messenger sppt With Zach train
only nj the depot Rsiiroa,
o5 New Jerse,, pier No. North riv <r
FOX SPECIAL CoNTR ACTS APPLY no
Eee York olce. ~ Broadway
Washinglcu ONCE, $40 Penns ,yauia avenue
A. ID, HOPE II the Hope Express Co. Eu,,
A FULL REPORT oE
"A THE Great DUBLIN
&hpE CASE.
with the argument oisrouusei, and Tie
Ch1.RQE OF THE JUDGE
ana the senVeh Of The prisoner with likencaa Of the
BEAUTIFUL MISS JOLLY,
pubhshedl lh pamphlet form, and now ready
Price sx tents For sae st all news depn's
The New York herald., 1861-12-17

Trusses, Elastic Stockingc, Suspensory
BaniaEes, ShGulier Preccs ORA GLOVER THoRNE,
No . Ann street. under Barnunts
The New York herald., 1861-12-17

! Nav Vorr HARMONIC Soefrt--We are gld I" l-srt
Ahst this sccsty give thor t,u innuo rettorauce 9f
khe Mcsah ON Christmas night, ii Irving Hall Miss II.
48vansrd Nine. s.oepcl, mestrs. !. z. Thomas anu
a. . Ilslcg VIII snssin 'h- there .,si ,s = l,
hDpohastra
The New York herald., 1861-12-17

Trusses.-NInrsh &c Co.'s Radical CUre
Truases shoulder Braces and DR. Wadswoihs Uterine Ble
vator-a superior article No vcaey street, Asor Gousc
opposite liz church
The New York herald., 1861-12-17

BROADWAY CONCERT SALooNs--That satanic
trio, the World Times and Tribune World
the Flesh and The Deyl-has iislleD to putting
prodigiorsly philosophiccily and pously those
we'll known institutions. The broadway concert
AalORAH.
The New York herald., 1861-12-17

Royal Havana L0ttery.--Prizes Omsls II
and Information furnished by TAYLOR 4 co. I6 Wal
The New York herald., 1861-12-17

eacnticmcn's IIRts.-Wintcr style. Or
scsIa Hat for 1862 ia ready and sale
hSfENscHEID's. manufacturer, lis Nassau street
The New York herald., 1861-12-17
The Holiday Haf.-Kna... " ;.

9, White's Holiday Dress Hats and
Sk1tera Caps super 10 any In the civ Al eG Tra,
way. opposite 81. Pauls church.
The New York herald., 1861-12-17

And SO ran the feeling throughout the great city Of Now
York yesterday Not an Engisbman expressed an open
opinion in your reporters hearing although il might bc
easily seen that they would do so IL thoy dared.
The New York herald., 1861-12-17

'',l mne Honday Hat.-knOx's ale nj Ills
popular Hat establishment 22 Bro,dyay corner of Enn
s.s. y nrs, come rs served that II necessary
.oI ,hor wac oes'gn "rrhasing stylish Hat FOR
enc monday season 70 leave their order without delay HAS
LOT ssnehen Caps Tor children and fancy Of every
variety or lhe ladies' arc the attractions KNoyS
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BeR Wtiful Com plsx SON. n.-a.nird's Liquid
pes, Bloom Youth has cgpa preserving and
bepu' yng he complexion ami skin An druggists so
Broadssy
The New York herald., 1861-12-17
MysCErLhrEOUs.

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A NNuAL OPENING
fiNH FANCY uOODa
c''RiSrMAs ToyS
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wATCsrEs AND .'EwELRy.

TNIAMoND JfwhLaf A. SAcnandoh1A ais., rhW one. NE
hours only from ~ ~ 80, 2, :" '' "
for pauoDIs Money ~ n1s. t.,... NJ, u.-..,~a,
@.r,pe ARsANTED SOLID GOLD AND CO.
Al each, 6ve for - spscs, attention given 70
Iccord.ons &C. Sent for reaired and delivered 70
s srt o the bg cyperencYr worxrnen Subtraction
yariantcd Al this estsblisIncnt.
WA. MORRISON, watchmak,r
ils Hudson street. New YORK,
The New York herald., 1861-12-17

Barry's TrScOpher0us il the hest nnd
pest article o dressing bea.tfyng curing. cleaning
preserving ard restoring c hair Iodes try Il sold by
nii drugsisis.
The New York herald., 1861-12-17

AZ Jcn~rs'. 573 Broadway, is the only
p'acc1n New York where Ladies' I,oola can M
Tor ~ that VIII give perfect ss,iafac ction "