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, 1861-10-26

rs E TT d BREW STER,
l. BANKERS AND DEALKR3 IN
Exchange, Rank Notes Rud Coin,
'HTsCATIKEz IOWA.
Particular attsrhen given to CeIltcHc-1 through.
out loEa. Froceedh Of City Collections Re10ttted On
day Ct payment ct c9rrentTat OF E1chA2gs.
Clark. Dodge / Co.. New Tor1: Gran,te Bank. Boston !:
sItnceE Vts c.. Boston; Work, AcConch + c. i,
6turEts 4 sols Chicago: D R, Holt Calnles. d.: F.
&IaEEef ADKINS, do; Clark Broz. d Co, 1t. Lo1i1
I. II. l6ETT. E4u6ESB2m1 VIC. BkKwaTXK
, 1861-10-26

THANCERY NCTICEi--State Of
IIlnots, County Of Cook, e. S.-super:ar Court OF
Chicago Eeceubsr Term, A. D. l3i1. Frederick II
EfreEfcE -. Lyc11Eus L L1rion, Sarah A Ln1to,
ara Van f. HgStne.-In GheneeE.
ton, tWo Of the deie9aaqts aboye named have gone
CLERK Ct said saper1er Court of Ctlcs 60, Notice is
hereby giTe3 to the sste Lyc9fEns LHrto9 ana
con patns II said Court on the Cuancsry side thereof
On the f1zt dAJ Of Gcts6er 1Sl and thst sonzioaa
thereulor ssued out Of sad Ecnrt against said .efea
daEta. retarnshle on the nstt Monday d December
ne1t CSC ss Is 1J law required
nov u9less yoG the sala Lscu:gus L LnIs9sa H
Sarah A L9r:2n shall aad s2Rea;a os
he frss day q Dc I'm tSsEeoE 70 s. # CT
csge rid Couat5 On he est e. ~ Iii sst
ber lei. 4nd Fit4d, Hn1Ner des3al ~ W.ff.--
plainaats BIN " coMpstat The e..,s anq Iii b. fsiss
md ting therein charged aad asa1st Isa e
g confused. k2d 4 decree e1[4s6e4 1&o" @~~ ~
eorAtzE to tie prayer q ~ .4aR sk k1alsaL, CLARK
MttTfa; Eolr ns3Q7k4-4w
, 1861-10-26

Summers FL L Browa Sherwood co .
Strong GEO r. stswNt A1ert Sherwood d o.
Skinner g " Spencer Nelson Hara =.
Sultan Geo capt Scott Wna' soba1 John
Tubss sarl z :ThosnburJ n Tay1orEF.
Ton Leyl -;~Tallsf 1as- TAleott AZ co
Tust1e VT Tucker 1sEasa Tneott e
Todd &co Wei 1ier1ey James Thomas Chas
Gg2gard VIZ -Ihorp A11Atlo GuEnet ChAa
Iocckey Vim Turner Henry T5lor capt
Tucker " 81 Tudd Thomas Chs q
Ti1ton VIM Tobin Thomas Troxell i.
Taylor Jshn T1aTer q Y Trips Tnomaa
Taft Tiis j.a 5ohn 4sy} sSy}or f:P Tc 2A'ap"'n"'Dt
Vanderbilt John Valentine 2 d ranhorn
vsipey d. vanVokenbefQ DVannarmaa abm
wnosr s Non ;[ Ms1gntL L8 E., . l|. W.ls. Johns
Ts Es1d WsB: Ssba WssssF Wssisf Hsa,
%%iga: %Sga4 Sat Wssgss2 WWssssSa:F Sc
%Iisgs1 E1sdk M:T!h JON . -
WI %'s!s $s?~ tsRs &sesRS:is : wssn hn"'
MileokS D Wilson jas a Watson Alansng
Wfiliameon S WilsonJ Weaver Reed
Milla.dEs MlnettJ Whiting ACny
Williams D r Wolcutr James WAittle 81
WIgntms1 D H2 Wright ] II Webster o
Wright Nathan WinEloW Il j White C "
NiIett C. Wright Geo Walleeo1k John
NJ Ocda Edmd j Williams Geo Weese Chucy "
Williams EC1ev NaldrOn E Waters PAterick
Mocd D Wall Whitaker AZ
Wilmot Bradley Watson Joseph Wl1temau E
Milds Al White " H2 White CB
Wilcox 4 B Welch II Watson David
Wnodford O Warden VIM H Whitehead Day
Wright NEth1 Waterman Walt WaIk1ey Robert
Wood Edwin Il Warlaer Billy Watson Don
Woodward B B Watson JnoC White Edwd
Mtnslow Lev Weber Jsh4 Wheeler Stephn
Workman Mil Wait John L Wtbhcr Fred
Williams IMan Waterman John Wheeler
Tcnrg James
Initials.
Editors of Chic1go Exchange. :. .321 State 81. -,
Agt. Metropolitan 1ns. Co. Town Gem Str
t1on Matter Chicsgo, Iowa & Nebraska R. -..95
North Franklin IT.. Box e9l5 w. P. q Co.. -.
"Wn in diamond. L. In diamond. =
Flour Inspector Chicago. -" b. in diamond. -.
Boz 44H>
Persons wishing drop letters Advertised must
RfhI three cent stamp
~ Office open from ut Nay to 1st November,
daily Except sundaye(, from I 4. H. till 81. Il.
On Sunday from 8 TILL 10a< A. II. From November
till May l. from L. n. till P. n. daily Except
sundays}, and Oh Sundays from 8:s0tiu 1015 1. X.
1918 J. L. SCR1PPS. P n
, 1861-10-26
Hugs.

observation-disclosures
l* CORN EXCEANaR
BAG ANUEAC CTORFs
aART, ASTEE Il CO. Isl So1ta Wsterst ChicSso
3. &. CLARK r CO. isa Broad street. RcW York.
KASETAcTutERs AVID D4A1.KHaM
Bags Of livery Description.
I1llert and ersce1s' BaEp made and printed to or.
5er *1th beautiful brandA New and second Hand
4n3 FA5neE9' use. BsRa for Flour. BucE1heat Feed.
r Orders allied With fidelity md dispatch. Baz1
loaned to shippers. mvf.ly
, 1861-10-26
Gbira8jt> Grihu,te
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26. 1o61.


Remaining uncalled for in the Chicago Post
, 1861-10-26

j II Q u Iii = E8IN.-F uETEH9.
Ian M,i'en eyecuted 10 the undsisi ned Tratee
Deed Ct 1E3st Of tha; cate upen the real stase h:
fasfef ecr1ned WhIGh duly fecordcd In the Ee
so1aers once OF the CounLy Of Carroll and state Of
IL z tn 1oof % ef T51st ns:ds raTe II = % sssqfe
tt1st particularly described.
And, Vheri@ det4alt has been made In the ps5meS2s
cation hsTing been made 10 sc undFra1gned oE tne
eaal OF said note to sen the real estate Il esd
Trp9t Deed described. -
EoH tle1tfore IN PURSUANCE OF tho power OF ta1e IN
said Deed Of Trust aimed and In e1ee2ton there
cf public notice is hereby given that Tne:da{, the
t1snt n1neth cay Of October 4 O. 1871 at 10 oclocs
In tae noan Gf sa1d asy The andersgued Trustee
House IN the CITY OF Chicago st public auction 70 the
4ghest bidder for cash ne Ie4 e1tste ia ssia Trus
taree (s} In Block nuu1ser dve t5 IL Rl:eWa!t aad
Haldt1 ans Ers: Addition t. tae Toxo q Mouas
with tie F1yl1cses td=rc nto beiongtnI asd all r-nt
ttte and equity Of reGen7tt3n Of the :ali Era1tos
therein 1aAAC z. SHaLDON.
EbiIaEu October lst l96l. ec5gi39.4a
, 1861-10-26

kE For the shezpest and best Hair
Jcwtlry Wfg1 E-.1ls carls, Frizxets etc, 60 tn L.
qHsFslgl. 10 L.fs STREET and e5amtne tsose G Eon; On
n-tcsal 1Eo the Iatu11l wien adjusted to the head
Eli Hetr 5eWslry COZ tnD4 alNAv8 the newest Rxtts
ttyies- AL a,t1c144 viii gtre entire satisfaction,
0rs4fti.1Y
, 1861-10-26

- i Friend in Need. Try It,
pared c.r It's rtetlp= Of Dr. ssephsa swest Of Con-
ueccrt tho srftt setesetter. aad hza been used IN
t.s Fr1ctce Tor tbs last twentJ 36&ra with the mutt
a.tozlsA ea1ccs*k L. exenx1 -ez1edy it Il vtA-
put 7ty al sad vm x1e11sss pat" Aore speedily thAz
kcJ Other prepsrat3e1- For al 1saeuuatic aud Me-
vous Disorder It truly 1ntnl1sble A. si&eurative
Bores, Weuads srrzlns Bruises. &C.. 1ts soothing
Healing &nt povssf11 strengthening properties, eGcda
taA Just HpHder Ard aStoniahment Of al who havA eytS
Etven Is tz4zL Qvsr {o1I hundred Certificates OF r.
uaykaoie rare4 9e1tsrKed by1t within tho lszt two
yeazx. 1ste1t ttip tact Far aala by J. r. J0EAsoE.
Eene9k, Agent n 63ate steel, ClicaGe, sad By 81
pea1e1a. uo15FoeoW-d1y
, 1861-10-26

| Dr., Ives. Hair Color and Res
Borxve Is the OILY reliable Hair Restorative thst euo
ser1ny restcrss tis 1.tursl color a2d Beauty to har
ttAt haE become grey. With only few applications
attaaut dye!ng er eslo-ing tbs akin. It prevents
nandrnf tAstets r. Aatr aid ccres al eruplons OF
tssf4Ag q the tc5lp
MI Bailey enc ef tte publishers Of the Chicago City
Directory. m his Gereh1nt9 HcnthY Circular, says:
u have eetn d.. I4es' HAt1 Color aed RestorsHye
aEed and btheve It TO be the best article Intro
Beautifully ae hs;1 reetorest u % liz fo5m:s color and
e H. nt & 81 hfe essrn f.
PCT IVES DRUG aTt, RE- No 183 zouta Clark ttzeet
IFKS, Chicago se512n1
, 1861-10-26

GATARRH! CATARRH!!
nR. sEElYE's LIQUID ckrARRB REMEor!I
WAH.AxrED - be sure cp1e tor
CATARRH or COLD IN THE HEAD.
ONE HQSDRED TEoEsAED per*ons die yearly
r US 81 e G9sspnP9n H. phs:4a
dIsease 11sr commenced u
C2tarTh in the Nose,
Tas ne1t step being t. the throat and bronchial
It IS sssle5: to % eafe c.tarh than Consumption .ud
:zeala 1nssFtsad q ths better T:5 to caie Con.
T5s syaptoms q et Gst:1n as teey eeuersly sposs.
"a 6s5e
ssn.tdTe 70 t.e changes Of Temperature L tas coa
sc s:ra rvards 6e5s@ng saisk S and sshssi7s T
a. :s disease becomes chronic discharges arc IL
use y eIse thsS 1 into u: W tbr ost = an2
siye eautiSe a1s5 breath: tae Soie, tic: and Es
ssl te syss s1e weak: tA, ssn3s e sme s 1e.seaed
tseF scmnoE and impor ant sympton q CatsEzh i,
es T hek q S5 ~ 1e5 f5Gas Ss, r
Gown het the head dnriI the ntgt when til t. <ea
I ee i 81
II. 1he sbsye aFe The s5mppomt Of Catateh ~ tns7
By tse I'D q tEe I1oU1D .CArARRH REMEDY,
~ 5hese en- 9f grizzly s,d sfetSss = e
III curing GatArh. teAf after fha ttHl OF tue Kennedy
for nne Month 70 btIe1t receiy:d The alo1zt pad
viii be = turned.
Use sne 4onth, with fhn and cleaz d!rect1oas.
Office, 196 Lake, Corner Of Wells Street.
oels!s.,n Post ozcs 5 5s9 Z IL i 1e1s ehlssss : IL
NOW THYsEIF!-Drs. Ne
IA CANN L MILLER, Physicians xad Su1xeona
tetecte to certainty the true ccndiHon and loca1tl
OF dseasee b lin pie and scientific method WITHOUT
9Bking a1y questions diseases OF tho Th1o2t Ant
Lungs ttEated by Medical Inhalation and ConsttrH
tl1r q He atm tnt RheRm3tssM. Eeuta1s1A ecrofula
Seminal We ak1e1z-lE thott all cursble diseases OF
1erg standing cured IN tho shor.eAt po2sthle utua
Fn In mALN DIBHAoua. &cr
Such = EuppressfcnL Irregularities Failing Of The
Womb. Er1aoI1 Al Urinary D1sezseA NeIveuB DebiH-
tF. Painful or Difficult EenRrru8lon. Bafrenaesa &c,
viii be speedily cured Flehous po!sonous drugs, IN.
furious Ct u1 p6G ahle medicines Of auy kind. H1ys
no delicacy IL calling eG1te1cace what your troublea
Gag be: The afflicted arc cordially iuyltsd 70 csu
md satisfy thenselve1.
CossulratioEp anE ExanIaatIoaa
FREE OF CHARGE.
IL CcCHauntcat,er4 strictly couldeuEal Cince /:
tie Street E2ilrcad E1atIE c3tner Of Stats lad ss1-
etlph strcetk 0dce hours from a u. ILL r: A.
AdcreEs J. 3. AcCANE. II. D. Chicago III List
tera 10 sur 8ddresa. t.cloalng : stAAp will receive
proGPt stt-EusR. OF fer tws st&1ps We viii send Z
p4uiphle. fr7e- a=1nw
, 1861-10-26

- Wa1ted.-To all Seeking EN-
psoyEtnt-N ants& za AEeSt to canvass every toxa
and corrty n tn. III rthwest. Business aprro-
rr.ate 10 The 1insR. Every employed Is d5lng
ren Send tsr Crcn a.. giving fa1l rart.culaEk ed
cloHne new three cI s:a1p. t. j. Il. JOHNSON,
cnrntr Ct Stste sd Randolph streets, Chicago. III
?. o. Box 1853. oc4E9,o,5n
, 1861-10-26

CTkTE OF ILLINOIS, Ccuaty
~ sfCooH, sS-supe:ior Court Of Chicago, Novem
ber TsEu. 15:l- William +. Lea Is Cares Pierre,
Affidavit OF t1t non-resldenCe Of C2:!o4 Plsrce4
John Harper and Henry Keses Defendants above
said Superior Coure Of Chicago N<t.ce Il hereby
given to the said Carioa Fisrce. Johc Harper a7d
complaint II said Cou1t On the Chancary sd. there
Of On the fifteenth day ri Juce 1@o AID that
dsnt re:urnable On the frat Monday Of Juty sr, -
FoT, uniess you, the satd Carlos Fierce Joa1 Har.
Per and Henry Keyes, all ksa solalF aad appear
befoFe Ats 5npeTor Court st Chicago Of Cook County
on tie first day Of ne term theTe0 be lo1r At
Chicago, IN said Comfy. o. the hFst Moaday or ~
Tenber ls and plead, AnsNer Or tc1r 70 tue sald
conp'a}Earts bin Of comp1aI1t the azEze. and sse
msteEs ana thnEe teersn charged and ; sa;ed. ~
Tau according to the prsJey ct ~ ntE.
f541rrp L HTTcuCo<k Com31'ts' SoFfs oct :a51-tW
, 1861-10-26
l76 Lake Street, Chicago.
Having received our Spring Stock, We s1ez
At the very lowest market rntcs,

At the very EOWcst market F1tc8,
4,cGR Ro1ea Tin F1Ate, asso!ted 6:zex.
$500 Bd11. Sheet Iron, No. il to No, 8
6,tt1 Lbs. Copper Bottom1,
GoGa Lbs. Brazfer'a Copper,
f,tGf Edfs Bright Wire Nc. t. No. q.
lfD CAaks Sheet Ztrc, azsorted H1ita1-
I,sGq Bdls Best Fence Wire. No. T. and ..
$500 KegA Eail5 Wheeling and other prime brAndA
tlcnI 1t Factory prices.
A complete attornreEt Of Cutlery. Shelf Hardware
Timers Tools J8pAned and PreAEe1 Tin Ware, n13
1rner's goods OF al descriptions upon ~ avor1hls
term as the goods can be procured from my market
WILL1AN BI4AIk. O. B NELe1H. q y, 11L1KN,
fap1:6:-1J]
, 1861-10-26
Special Nntif1H.,

@D}ipptheria ana Croup.-For
sa:.s tosntdabl* and sisssrou. diseases TRAsK,a
GAaAE1lc oRfRRET = II usfntliuE rsaetv #
- u seeson: 5Appas frestI "a thu TGruaf and Chest
sas osF@ va hot nAns&l. This oinsusnt nasbesa
see Rapae eys1 sxsnty TeasA md conatansy
nefeas1nk ahAanA AAk eBsahn4Asa II rerr,.t,o., =.
sepesaf 1ntaasas il Ill casss xhere soosa,nr ens
lang remedy tar3:ed. PARTICULARLY In Rheums.
1.a. ssss.stt. 1tn.znsa.aoa: u tho Bowels ind
Ton.ss sp'as1 4feeesks, sors ,KJes, Burns, rnes
ses;1 ;1pa1et WIN Aze1t and around each bosse
sola NJ III Dr0xxAs, r1iea = centA
tneoAt AND LUHGs-At: ibis seaeoa Of the ye.r
When coughs and oetas ars treub:c4one eyery tsuIy
snn1e ea9s ssee and certain remedy atnand RAM
euhe 1--WE sYRuP AND ToLu Is the very thing.
Nisoot only fleAka1t fer children to tase but 1.
se,se1n ense for crsup, Theppns Cough Bronchitis.
Ratca' CouEhs, ana n srectonr Of the Throat sad
@unft Sold by nj Druggists. Price IS ceatz-
:ae I1eda SUPPLIED ty Z. RANSOM + co, TTo-
t11ett1sl. EA{2Elle, Lad;sac County nj. pcl!Ilm
, 1861-10-26
nIssOLUTTON OF co PART,


NCTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
4N tt1t wr, the urderz'gned, hare this day formed
:. Special and Limited Partnership. Of which Otto
Fchzlicr Is the special Part1er, IN the wholesale
flquoE Eqs, 81. ths city Of Chicago. md Etats Ct
partner. haa trtbEtad the Of three Thousand
dollar cash to the tApa3 etock in 1ad G1m that tho
four tonsssd faar hundred and ninety I dollars AID
*i:Et cent. that IL t4.d Raraecshp begins On tae
auIaae sn4 nnlil The tecond dSy & s1er; 4 2:
Otto Mtkchlech1er, vho festdes IL the City Of Cbl
cago Iht ssE A1E7ew 5challer 7eadrs ta ths
Q1T0 AU FECHLECEkKR
ANDREW ECEALLER-
, 1861-10-26

FREE OF CHA r q E.
IL CcCHluntcat,erR strictly con1dent.al Gince /:
tie Street EaiEr B1atnE cstner Of Stata lad issR-
address, J: 3; AccANE. y: p, Chisseo u LIST
proKPt sts-ztisR. erfer iva as&Aps 1e viii seaa
Exurhlhs fraA &:1ntY
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1861-05-22
An ArtfuI Dodge

Tt will be remembered that several
weeks ago, we published in the PRESS
an account of the proceedings of one
James f. Brown, who vas arrested in
this city for passing counterfeit bills
on the Stissing" Bank, at Pine
Plains, N. Y. Brown was examined,
and evidence sufficient was found to
send him to Pennington to board with
Sheriff Thatcher. 1t would appear
from what we have heard that he is
not satisfied with his new boarding
house, although We are convinced that
Sheriff Thatcher does all in his power
for his comfors, and is wonderful care
full that no person or persons shall
have an opportunity to intrude them
selves upon, or harm him, has CRATES
to his windows to keep him from fall
ing out, &c.
At the annual meeting of the Board
of Freeholders, that body granted Mr..
Dilts permission to leave
the boarding honse for the express
purpose of allowing him to earn mo-
ney to pay the expenses incurred In
getting in the establishment and on
leaving, Brown. who he'd become ac-
1uainted with Dilts, requested him to
do the favor to mail a letter This
Dilts consented to do. AS he was
passing out, Sheriff Thatcher inquired
particularly Of him whether he had
any letters, &c, given him by Brown.
Dilts told the Sheriff that he had
nothing Of the kind.
In few days after, Dilts turned up
at Ringoes, and in the Post office, or
near there, told gentleman that
Brown had given him letter to mail,
and thought he would read it, which
he accordingly did.
The letter was directed to Charles
Wesner," Philadelphia. In his let
ter Brown desired Wesner to send to
him an augur, Is inches long, knife
ana a file, the bearer of which was to
be disguised as Il pauper, and to come
to Pennington and apply fer lodgings.
During the winter one of the apart
ments of the Jail was used for the
purpose of &C 'ommodating those who
were travelling without money! Of
course, the bearer of the instruments
" ould be taken in and cared for, which
would afford a convenient opportun
i Y to hand over the implements
The scheme was well planned, but
did not succeed, as Dilts exploded the
whole sci enc, and Sheriff Thatcher
was apprized of the matter Instead
of the Sheriff going to Egbert's Col
den Ophir, and procuring an elegant
g old bracelet and chain, he went to
the blacksmith shop and had one made
of iron, which viii cause Brown to be-
come better satisfied with his quarters,
or at least induce him to remain until
after the September term of Court.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1861-05-22
A Railroad Incident.

While riding up the Bel Del. K. K.
recently we noticed an incident, which
in this progressive age is worthy OF
notice. AS the train reached Stockton,
feeble, old lady, travelling alone,
wished to get off the train. She eth
err did not know that she had reached
her destination, or not being able to
get off, she remained in her seat, and
the train again started off The con-
ductor, Mr.. j. L. Hunt, stepped into
the car, from the platform, and noticed
that she was yet on the train, and
was aware that the lady desired to get
off at Stockton. He at once stopped
the train, ran back, (only short dis
tance), and very politely assisted the
old lady to alight. The delay was Of
no consequence. while the incident goes
to show that Mr.. Hunt is of a very
accommodating disposition, and the
Bel. Del. r. r. Company are par
ticularly careful to place on their
trains efficient and gentlemanly con-
ductors.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1861-05-22
Fire at Lumberville.

On Wednesday evening last, des-
trnctive fire occurred at Lumberville,
Fa.. some seven miles above this
place, on the Delaware About IL
O'Clock tue stables belonging to
Forke's Hotel, at that place was dis
covered to be on fire but from the com
bustible nature of the contents could
not be saved. Four mules two horses,
two cows and calf were also burned.
The mules belonged to boatman, one
of the horses to Philadelphia Pedlar,
and the others to the proprietor of
the establishment.
The stables were new, having been
recently built, and had not been occu-
pied more than six weeks. The bull
ding was insured for $500, which will
not 60 far towards paying the loss.
The fire originated by fool of an
osI Ter, who was paying attention to a
vagrant, worthless woman, who Was
lodging in the barn +; and so occupied
was he with his inamoratta that he fell
through the loft floor, carrying with
him a lighted lamp which broke and
speedily ehveloped the combustible
material in flames.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1861-05-22

Keep Cool
We cannot afford to live in a con-
slant whirl of excitement. The nerves
wear out. To certain extent this
matter is under personal control. The
war is to be too long, and is to BIO at
tended by too many startling events,
to make it safe to surrender ourselves
to excitement every hour. Do not
trust anything to street rnmors. En-
ter not into heated discussions. Have
faith in the Government, and do not
get impatient at seeming delays. We
have a government and a military
chief that understand themselves
Sleep all yon can. Keep good-natured,
sober, earnest and cool.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1861-05-22
Brief Mention. d,

BriefMention.
Two Surgeons were caught on
Monday, from the Delawar, by the
fishermen of this place.
We are under obligations to
Mr. Cornelius Tumy. Agent of Howard
Express Company, for favors.
We return thanks to Mr.. j..
r. Flum nerfelt for copies of late
Charleston papers.
Allthe bridges belonging to the
New Jersey Railroad Company have
been strictly guarded. day and night,
since the occurrence at Baltimore.
Wheat is wanted at Smiths
Mill in this place. The price is fully
up to that paid in the cities. See re-
port Of Market.
Dilts & Bro. in Main street,
have just added to their stock OF
Spring and Summer dress goods
number of elegant dress patterns for
ladies. Call and see them
One-sevc ith of the New Jersey
editors have enlisted and are now SER
wing their country in and near Wash
ington as soldiers. We hear of others
who are abont to enlist in the Regi-
ments to be formed in this State.
W. hoyo for coma fimn neU-
lected to mention the fact that our
friend, DIR. Geo. c. Justice, has given
up the show business, and gone into
the shoe trade. Persons in need of
anything in his line can deal with him
Understandings.
- Several business notices and
other matters have been laid over this
week for want of time As we were
lifting our forms from the P.esS TO the
Stone, one of them Accidentally got
knocked over, making delightful
mess of Cpl"
Spring is twining her garland
of fruit blossoms among the shadows
of the coming summer How beauti-
fully she tells of her appearing. The
deep rich green has fallen in beahteous
places, guarding the slumbering flow
ers, and the germs Of a thousand frag-
RANGES. These are but waiting sum-
mer whispers to wake to life OF
sweetness and refreshing JOY.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1861-05-22
legal Tender

Legal Tender
The law regulating the payment of
debts with coin:
l. All gold coin at their respective
value, for debts of any amount.
2. The half dollar, quarter dollar,
dime and half dime, at their respective
values, for debts of amount under five
dollars.
3. Three cent pieces for debts of
amount of thirty cents, and,
4. By a law recently passed, we
may add one cent pieces for debts of
amounts under ten cents.
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To Advertisers.

To the advertisers of both City and Country
we now offer sheet that has larger circula-
ton among Merchants. Mechanics, Farmers,
Laborers, and business men of all shades, than
any of our county papers have, or ever attained !;
aud is, consequently, the best paying sdvertis-
ing medium in this section.
Advertisements inserted at the rate OF 5O
cents per square Of IL lines for the first week,
and Is cents for each subsequent insertion, as
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Pole Raising.

fOle RalslhSs
A pole and flag raising will take
place at Stockton, formerly Centre
Bridge) Oh Saturday next. A gener
al Invitation is extended The meet
ing will be addressed by Col Peter
|. Clark, G. Bartles and Louis Cor
yell
A couple of weeks since flag was
suspended across tn, road from that
place, from the hotel to Veghtes' store
a few persons residing in and about
that town was opposed to the flag
hanging there, as it would scare the
horses, so it was taken down. We
wouldn't own a horse that we could
not drive under the American flag, or
close up to it.
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Che 1ambertrille gress.

Geo. +. Crater. at Pennington, OIL
Tuesday, May 18th 1861
The President, DR.. Deavitt, being
absent, DR.. CreVeling, the Vice Pres
ident, took the chair Present-Drs
Johnson, Schenck, Blame, Grew cling,
Bartolette, Abel, Nightingale and
Cramer.
DR. Blame proposed Dr. Jno. S.
Linaberry for membership,
The .Treasurer's report was read
and accepted, dues collected from the
members and bills Of the day ordered
to be paid.
The following we're elected officers
for the ensuing year
Dr. VIM. S. Creveling, Presidet
DR.. II. B. Nightingale, Vice President.
DR.. /. S. Cramer, Secretary
DR.. John Blame, Treasurer
Delegates to the State Medical So
ciety-Drs Johnson, Schenck, Nigh
tingale and Cramer.
Delegates to the American Medical
Association-Drs. Schenck, Nightin-
gale and Cramer.
Dr. Johnson was elected Reporter
for the coming year.
Dr.. Blame, Committee on obituary
notice of Dr. S. s. Dana, late of Clo-
yer Hill, n. j., reported the following
resolutions which were adopted,
namely:
Resolved, That in the decease of our broth
member of the medical professionals. S. S.
DANA, in the prime and vigor of manhood we
see and acknowledge the dealings of God with
us and bow submissively to the mandate of an
all wise and good Creator
Resolved, That the members of this Society
recognized in DR.. DANA a conservative and
good practitioner gentleman in department
and perfectly correct in his intercourse with his
professional brethren and as such we cherish
his memory
Resolved, That we tender our sincere sym
pathy to the family, relatives and friends OF the
deceased.
Resolved, That these Resolutions be publish
ed in the county papers and a copy sent to the
relatives of the deceased.
I. S. CRAMMER, Secretary.